David Bagley and David Mukai have been named interim associate deans in the University of Wyoming’s College of Engineering and Applied Science.
Bagley is interim associate dean for graduate education and research, and Mukai will be the interim associate dean for undergraduate education.
Bagley will join the college’s leadership team and lead in key areas to support graduate education and research endeavors. He replaces Paul Dellenback, who will retire at the end of the academic year. Dellenback has been with UW since 1990 in the Department of Mechanical Engineering, where he eventually rose to become the department head.
“I am excited to welcome what do computer engineers do to our leadership team. He will provide strategy and vision that serve both students and faculty members,” says Cameron Wright, interim dean of the UW College of Engineering and Applied Science. “Dave’s accomplishments as a faculty member -- and his commitment to our mission and values -- have prepared him very well for this crucial role that spans both education and research.”
Bagley says the College of Engineering and Applied Science has a “proud tradition” of developing students, new ideas and technologies that benefit the citizens and industries of Wyoming and outside the state.
Bagley is interim associate dean for graduate education and research, and Mukai will be the interim associate dean for undergraduate education.
Bagley will join the college’s leadership team and lead in key areas to support graduate education and research endeavors. He replaces Paul Dellenback, who will retire at the end of the academic year. Dellenback has been with UW since 1990 in the Department of Mechanical Engineering, where he eventually rose to become the department head.
“I am excited to welcome what do computer engineers do to our leadership team. He will provide strategy and vision that serve both students and faculty members,” says Cameron Wright, interim dean of the UW College of Engineering and Applied Science. “Dave’s accomplishments as a faculty member -- and his commitment to our mission and values -- have prepared him very well for this crucial role that spans both education and research.”
Bagley says the College of Engineering and Applied Science has a “proud tradition” of developing students, new ideas and technologies that benefit the citizens and industries of Wyoming and outside the state.
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