Ameren invests $1 million in UMSL's School of Engineering, funding scholarships and more
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The University of Missouri–St. Louis announced in late May 2026 a $1 million pledge from Ameren to support the construction of the Ameren Electrical Engineering Lab and to fund scholarships and programs. The lab is essential to providing experiential learning opportunities for engineering students enrolled in the institution's new School of Engineering. Photo by Derik Holtmann for University of Missouri-St. Louis "This is really a great opportunity for the School of Engineering, which was launched back in 2025 through the support of the state of Missouri," founding director and professor of mechanical engineering Dr. George Nnanna says. The School of Engineering launched with more than 60 students in its inaugural class. Enrollment will expand this fall with the addition of a new cohort of first-year, transfer, and upper-level students. The new Ameren Electrical Engineering Lab will play a key role in educating this new class, featuring mobile student workstations, complete 0.2 kW EMS modular systems, dissectible machines, an electric power technology training system, and more. Photo by Derik Holtmann for University of Missouri-St. Louis Photo by Derik Holtmann for University of Missouri-St. Louis One topic that provides connective tissue within the program is linking math and the sciences to engineering. "One of the hallmarks of the UMSL engineering program is experiential...
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