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Live@EDU undergraduate student e-mail pilot program to begin in January 2010
Enhanced services for students will include integrated e-mail, calendar, SkyDrive, Microsoft Office editing tools and several other web applications.
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Kaitlin Burlingame named MUST Scholar
Kaitlin Burlingame, a junior majoring in mechanical engineering, took part in the National Aeronautics and Space Administration's Motivating Undergraduates in Science and Technology (NASA MUST) five-day symposium.
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Fall Dean's forum video available on School of Engineering YouTube channel
Moderated by EnCouncil, a panel of administrators and faculty answered questions submitted by students.
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Professor to deliver IEEE CDC plenary address in China
Professor T.J. Tarn will travel to Shanghai, China for the 48th IEEE Conference on Decision and Control.
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Computer Science & Engineering professor jointly awarded the 2009 CDAC-ACCS Foundation Award
Professor Raj Jain was recognized for his dedication and support to the body of science in the fields of Networking and Communications.
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An exquisite container
Smart nanocages, developed in Professor Younan Xia's laboratory, are designed to be filled with a medicinal substance, such as a chemotherapy drug or bactericide.
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Yellow Ribbon Program provides tuition assistance to veterans
In an agreement with the Department of Veterans Affairs, the School of Engineering will contribute up to 50% of tuition expenses that exceed the highest public in-state tuition rate for students eligible for the Post-9/11 GI Bill.
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Undergraduate student publishes novel
Bayan Jalalizadeh, a sophomore in the Department of Biomedical Engineering, has two post-graduation career aspirations: biomedical engineer and fantasy novelist.
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It's in the jeans
The wall insulation of Stephen F. & Camilla T. Brauer Hall is made of shredded blue jeans, one of many features that make the hall a green building.
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Engineering student-athlete wins second national tennis title
John Watts, a senior in the Department of Electrical & Systems Engineering, beat Andy Peters of Middlebury College for the 2009 Division III ITA National Title.
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