Angelina Jay

About

Angelina joins Northeastern’s First Year Engineering faculty after nearly three years as a Technical Instructor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. She received her Ph.D. in Structural Engineering from Northeastern in 2017 and worked as a consultant in New York City upon its completion. While prioritizing teaching, her current research focuses on diversity and equity in academic makerspaces. Her engineering research focuses on the stability of slender welded  tubular steel structures.

Selected Publications

• Jay, A., Myers, A.T., Torabian, S., Mahmoud, A., Smith, E., Agbayani, N., Schafer, B.W. (2016) “Spirally welded steel wind towers: Buckling experiments, analyses, and research needs.” J Constructional Steel Research. 125, 218-226.
• Jay, A., Myers, A.T., Mirzaie, F., Mahmoud, A., Torabian, S., Smith, E., Schafer, B.W. (2016) “Large-scale bending tests of slender tapered spirally welded steel tubes.” J Struct. Eng. 04016136.
• Mirzaie, F., Myers, A.T., Jay, A., Mahmoud, A., Torabian, S., Smith, E., Schafer, B.W. (2018) “Imperfection Measurements to Predict Buckling Behavior of Slender Steel Tubes.” Thin Walled Struct. 123, 270-281.
• Mahmoud, A., Torabian, S., Jay, A., Mirzaie, F., Myers, A.T., Smith, E., Schafer, B.W. (2018) “Modelling the Flexural Collapse of Thin-walled Spirally Welded Tapered Tubes.” J. Struct. Eng. 04017201.

Undergraduate

Dec 02, 2022

First Year Engineering Expo – Fall 2022

The First-year Engineering Program’s mission is to inspire and motivate our students to pursue an Engineering Education by providing them with a diverse and inclusive learning community centered around the First-year Engineering Learning and Innovation Center and the Cornerstone of Engineering 1- & 2-course sequence. In Cornerstone, students are introduced to the fundamentals of engineering […]

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