April 9, 2019
This spring, the Department of Aerospace Engineering and Engineering Mechanics in the Cockrell School of Engineering opened its doors to a newly renovated, more spacious home on the Forty Acres. Officially renamed the Aerospace Engineering Building (ASE), the new 86,000-gross-square-foot home – located at 2617 Wichita St. – will foster more collaborative, hands-on educational and research experiences for students who work closely with faculty to solve important global and societal engineering problems.
Members of the ASE/EM community are invited to join us for a grand opening celebration in our new home.
Grand Opening Celebration
Friday, April 26, 2019
3:00 - 4:30 p.m.
Aerospace Engineering (ASE) Building
McKnight Student Center (1.112)
Agenda
3:00 - 3:30 p.m.
Grand Opening Remarks
Noel Clemens, ASE/EM Department Chair
Sharon Wood, Dean, Cockrell School of Engineering
ASE/EM Student Speaker
3:30 - 4:30 p.m.
Self-guided tours of the ASE Building. See room listing below for details.
First Floor
- Longhorn Rocketry Showcase, ASE 1.112A
- Women in Aerospace for Leadership Development Showcase, ASE 1.112A
- Cathy and Dan Deans Student Organization Office, ASE 1.112B
- Low Speed Aerodynamics Laboratory, 1.102
- Aerospace Materials Teaching Laboratory, ASE 1.108
Second Floor
- Aircraft Systems Fabrication Laboratory, ASE 2.108
- Boeing Aircraft Systems Integration Laboratory, ASE 2.112
- Supersonic Wind Tunnel Laboratory, 2.104
- Spacecraft Design Course Showcase, ASE 2.134
Third Floor
- Texas Spacecraft Laboratory, ASE 3.104
- Radionavigation Laboratory, ASE 3.126
- Space Object Situation Room, ASE 3.120
Fourth Floor
- Human Centered Robotics Laboratory, 4.108
- Autonomous Guidance, Navigation, and Control Laboratory, ASE 4.118
- Vertical Flight Laboratory, 4.104
Fifth Floor
- Mechanics of Materials Laboratory, ASE 5.104
- Plasma and Combustion Diagnostics Laboratory, 5.118
