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Advanced Manufacturing Sciences Institute
To ensure the health and safety of all our students, staff and faculty, the AMSI is operating virtually at this time. We understand this may a difficult time for everyone, but we want to ensure you the AMSI Staff are still here to support you in any way we can. All AMSI Staff are working remotely, so please do not hesitate to contact us directly.
AMSI Contact Information:
- For immediate assistance, please email us at amsi@msudenver.edu.
- For all student related questions or issues, please contact Courtney Matsumoto at cmatsumo@msudenver.edu.
- For all lab-related questions or issues, please contact Jason Butler at jbutle49@msudenver.edu.
- To schedule Academic Advising appointments, please login to your Student Hub and click the “Academic Advising” button under the Course Info area. In the comments, please indicate how you would like to be contacted. Please leave a valid phone number, Skype address or indicate if you would like to set up a virtual meeting using another method.
Please note, access to AES Building is restricted at this time. Both the Hartwig, Inc. Advanced Manufacturing Lab and the Lockheed Martin Additive Manufacturing Lab are closed until further notice.
This is an unprecedented situation so we appreciate your kindness and patience. For more MSU Denver COVID-19 Updates and Resources, please visit: https://www.msudenver.edu/coronavirus-update/.
Stay safe and healthy!
Kindly,
Your AMSI Staff
Welcome to the Advanced Manufacturing Sciences Institute
Thanks to the vision of former President Jordan and a highly-regarded team of industry advisors, MSU Denver has embarked on an ambitious and forward-looking program in the field of advanced manufacturing sciences.
Our new program is designed to educate the next generation of manufacturing professionals who will be in high-demand by our regional and statewide manufacturing companies, as well as by manufacturers nationally and internationally. In addition, AMSI will work collaboratively with specific manufacturers in a variety of industry sectors, such as the aviation, aerospace, energy, communications and bio-medical sectors, to name just a few.
Our mission at the Institute is to expose our students and community innovators to advanced additive and precision machine tools that are driving advanced manufacturing in the U.S. and around the world. Furthermore, students in our Advanced Manufacturing Sciences (AMS) Bachelor of Science degree program, in addition to developing technical skills, such as machine tool programming and product design, will also develop “soft” skills in areas such as critical thinking, problem solving and communication, which represent a skill set that’s much in demand by our industry partners. Also, all of our AMS degree students will be exposed to the critical issue of cyber-security, as it relates to advanced manufacturing.
Working in multi-disciplinary teams will also be an emphasis in the AMS degree program and we expect our industry partners will be active participants in senior design projects, for instance, as well as in new product-oriented development projects, together with our Institute staff members, faculty and students.
In an exciting time of cloud computing, rapid developments in additive manufacturing, robotics and a variety of other advanced manufacturing techniques, it is vital, with respect to U.S. manufacturing, that we produce a workforce that’ll be well-prepared to fill the professional manufacturing jobs of the future.
I invite you to explore our Advanced Manufacturing Sciences program (via the links on this page), which was launched during the Spring 2017 semester. Moreover, since we’d like to involve as broad a spectrum of manufacturers as possible to partner with the Advanced Manufacturing Sciences Institute, I would also invite interested parties to contact me in order to discuss ways we can collaborate and interact with your company.
Please join me in supporting the AMSI in its academic and industry-centric partnership pursuits as we work to create a pipeline of career-ready graduates, and to advance the state-of-the-art in the field of advanced manufacturing.
Robert Park, Ph.D.
Director, Advanced Manufacturing Sciences Institute
Email: rpark3@msudenver.edu
The MSU Denver Advanced Manufacturing Club receives $10,000 donation from Lockheed Martin Space to engage in multidisciplinary projects having an advanced manufacturing focus. Read more...
AMSI Event Calendar
Location: AES 300DD (Closed Until Further Notice)
Virtual Office Hours:
Monday - Friday
Phone: (303) 615-0880
Email: amsi@msudenver.edu
Mailing Address:
MSU Denver - AMSI
Campus Box 88
P.O. Box 173362
Denver, CO 80217-3362
The Hartwig, Inc. Advanced Manufacturing Lab and the Lockheed Martin Additive Manufacturing Lab are closed until further notice. If you have any lab related questions or issues, please contact Jason Butler at jbutle49@msudenver.edu.
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