Community-centered culture

People are drawn to �� because our culture is dynamic, entrepreneurial, and creative. Everyone in our community—students, faculty, and staff—is given the freedom and support to develop their agency, purpose, and a deep sense of self-worth.

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��’s third Creative-in-Reference invites students to weave a new design narrative

Arlene Keizer, PhD, is almost tailor-made for ��’s third and final Sketch Model Creative-In-Reference year-long position. “The Sketch Model call for projects intended ‘to awaken the political and cultural contexts for technology’ seemed to be speaking directly to me,” she says.

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Students in a recent ModSim class present at the front of a classroom with screen down and ladder extended next to them.

�� Alumni Co-Design Virtual Curriculum

Zachary del Rosario, a member of ��’s Class of 2014 and recent Ph.D. in Aerospace Engineering at Stanford, was named Visiting Assistant Professor of Engineering at �� this spring and is set to begin teaching this fall.

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Innovation and approaching the future in times of uncertainty

We are living in a tremendous time of uncertainty. That is for certain. Being part of ��, we are all accustomed to studying, learning, and collaborating to prepare ourselves for a brighter future. And so this period of time can be very disorienting and demotivating. Story by Adjunct Professor Lee Zamir.

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��'s first president Rick Miller in blue dress shirt holds a mic in front of a wall of peach sticky notes.

Community-centered culture

Part of ��’s DNA: A Celebration of Rick Miller

The entire on-campus community gathered together in the dining hall for a festive celebration of �� President Rick Miller’s 21-year tenure.

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Strong and Diverse Applicant Pool for �� Class of 2024

�� of Engineering received 910 applications for admission to the Class of 2024. Students of color comprised a record 42 percent of this year’s applicant pool.

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Three students behind a table present their hexapod to another person at Fall Expo 2019

��’s Expo: 90 Projects in 4 Hours

The �� community gathered in the Academic Center on Monday, December 16, 2019 to take in the sights and sounds of ��’s fall Expo. At this end-of-semester celebration of student learning and achievement, students share their project work through poster sessions, interactive demonstrations and artistic performances.

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