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B.S. computer engineering
Carol Reiley '04, now a grad student at Johns Hopkins, uses her expertise in computers, engineering, and robotics to help medical students become better surgeons. Read the full profile »
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B.S. mechanical engineering
Casey Kute, inspired by 9/11, set out on a mission of her own: build a robot that saves lives. Read the full profile »
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Mechanical Engineering, Director of the SCU Robotics Lab
Mechanical Engineering Associate Professor Christopher Kitts teaches students how to design and build robots. Read the full profile »
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B.S. engineering physics Currently studying management science and engineering at Stanford University
Elico Teixeira '08 chose Santa Clara for its small classes and attentive professors. Read the full profile »
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Mechanical engineering major
A specialty in new materials might lead Jeffrey Seago ’09 into biomedicine. Read the full profile »
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Mechanical engineering major
Tim Sennott wants to tackle sustainability issues with the tools of an engineer. Read the full profile »
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Mechanical engineering major
Internships through SCU opened all kinds of future possibilities for Eric Pelfrey. Read the full profile »
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Director, Center for Nanostructures
Professor Cary Yang works with an interdisciplinary group of faculty and students to develop the next generation of chip technology. Read the full profile »
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Director, Center for Nanostructures
Funded by donors and government grants, the Center for Nanostructures uses a multi-disciplinary team to develop very small technology for the future. Read the full profile »
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Graduate student in computer engineering
A great professor inspired this graduate engineering student to take his education beyond the classroom. Read the full profile »
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Inspired to make a change
Hands-on learning fosters conscious decision-making Read the full profile »
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Santa Clara's secret to success: thoughtful design and a fighting spirit
Santa Clara's Secret to Success: Thoughtful Design and a Fighting Spirit Read the full profile »
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Close encounters with faculty who care
An open-door policy allows for individual help with challenging concepts Read the full profile »
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Opening doors to further education
Encouraging students to go beyond a bachelor's degree Read the full profile »
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Senior design paves the way to a promising career
Encouragement and year-long design project lead to an exciting career. Read the full profile »
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Giving back: an SCU tradition
Choosing a senior design project provides the perfect opportunity to help. Read the full profile »
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A less isolating approach to earning a Ph.D.
Creating a sense of community among Ph.D. students. Read the full profile »
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The transition to million-dollar projects
Project-based learning provides great training for the real world. Read the full profile »
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Working with a global perspective
Teaching the art of global team building Read the full profile »
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Adrián Cuadra shares his experience:
A testimonial about the Engineering Management and Leadership master's program. Read the full profile »
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A meaningful education
Civil engineering seniors put their education to work for others. Read the full profile »
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Finding a new perspective in engineering
Using engineering skills to tackle the world's environmental problems. Read the full profile »
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Graduate student finds hidden benefits in his education
A recent graduate finds his master's education is paying off in unexpected ways. Read the full profile »
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Mechanical engineering major
A specialty in new materials might lead Jeffrey Seago ’09 into biomedicine. Read the full profile »
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