A special seminar program invites these industry leaders to encourage and advise engineering technology students.
For this 2012 graduate, breaking his celestial bodies is just part of the live-and-grow experience of blowing glass.
For about-to-graduate Emma Hassel, a student worker in special collections, one item inspires her to find her own path.
Students not only get training to be excellent doctors. They learn to become better problem-solvers and innovators.
That Krista Rowles Scheetz ’95 and Amelia Scheetz both connected with Student-Alumni Council was by chance, not design.
These campus-area favorites from dining halls and High Street restaurants pique taste buds and fond memories.
Expressing how the team feels about 6-year-old Landon McChesney, guard Jacy Sheldon says: “Having him here inspires us.”
Adrienne Hawkins Kennedy has spent six decades writing thought-provoking, poetic works about race and gender.
“We want to be a high-tech mecca,” says Ratmir Timashev. His generosity will create opportunities for students and faculty.
