Partnerships and Centers

The College of Science, Engineering, and Technology prides itself on building meaningful relationships and connecting our students with local and global organizations. It is because of these relationships that we are able to offer the highest quality in experiential education.

Partnerships

Minnesota State

Minnesota State Mankato belongs to the Minnesota State System which consists of 37 public colleges and universities with 54 convenient campuses throughout Minnesota.

Water Resources Center

The Water Resources Center serves as a hub for regional concerns about watershed quality throughout our state. Minnesota State University houses this center within the College of Science, Engineering, and Technology.

Minnesota State Engineering Center of Excellence

The Minnesota State Engineering Center of Excellence facilitates relationships by engaging academic institutions with industry and provides educational outreach by inspiring interest in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM). These efforts shape the next generation of engineers who will solve real-world problems. The Engineering Center of Excellence fosters accessibility to the latest technologies, workforce programs, and post-secondary education. Collectively, advancing Minnesota’s engineering innovation and competitiveness by enhancing education, engaging industry and inspiring students.

Herbarium

The William D. Radichel Foundation's generous endowment provides funds to pay student assistant curators and plant collectors to continue the Herbarium at Minnesota State University, Mankato and allow the herbarium to expand the collection of plant specimens. Also, the facilities and resources have made it possible for students to collect and store the dried, pressed plants.

Office of Radiation Safety

Center for Transportation Research and Implementation

Institute for Regenerative Resources and AgriSciences