News & Events
At the Native Plant & Butterfly Garden and Copeland Creek Trail celebration on August 29, 2026, two Sonoma State University Electrical Engineering students, Heybee Esquer Cheno and Vinci Jahniel Aure, presented their summer research work on the Copeland Creek Pedestrian Counter.
The Sonoma State University Energy Sustainability Dashboard is a student-driven project designed to make campus energy data more accessible and useful for education, sustainability awareness, and future energy-related projects.
This summer, the Electrical Engineering program at Sonoma State University brought together nine students - six undergraduate electrical engineering students, two high school students, and one graduate student - as part of the 2026 EE Summer Research Program.
The Engineering Department at Sonoma State University is proud to celebrate the graduation of the Class of 2026.
Every Spring, students enrolled in Introduction to Embedded Systems (EE 310) in the Electrical Engineering program at Sonoma State University present their final projects in Salazar Hall.
On May 8, 2026, the Engineering Department at Sonoma State University hosted its annual Senior Design Expo, bringing together students, faculty, alumni, industry professionals, family members, and community supporters to celebrate the accomplishments of graduating engineering students.
On May 8, 2026, Sonoma State University’s Engineering Department welcomed a strong group of alumni back to campus to participate in the annual Senior Design Project Expo.
This Spring semester, two accomplished instructors in the Engineering Department at Sonoma State University, Professor Rob Rowlands and Professor Robert (Bob) Salter, guided students in the Radio Frequency Laboratory course to successfully launch the department’s first solar-powered high-altitude
We are proud to share that Lee Amandoli, an engineering student at Sonoma State University, has successfully passed the Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) Electrical and Computer Exam.
Undergraduate students from Sonoma State University’s Electrical Engineering Department are working with the Hacienda Community in West Sonoma Count