International Studies
Mark Goldstone ’81 on the Front Line for ‘Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell’ Repealed by Senate Dec. 18
By Kate Helm Don’t expect to see attorney Mark Goldstone ’81 chained to the White House fence anytime soon. But do expect him to be standing side-by-side with prominent liberal activists, defending their rights to free speech and non-violent protest. He calls it his own way of contributing to political change. Goldstone is chief counsel [...]
New York City is Site of U.S. Green Building Council Design Competition
Integrated design, sustainability, innovation are aims of Lafayette’s student team. Project: convert warehouse complex into middle school, community arts center Several students from various majors have teamed up to compete in the USGBC (United States Green Building Council) 2008 Natural Talent Design Competition sponsored by the Emerging Green Builders group. USGBC’s Natural Talent Design Competition [...]
34 Students will Study Engineering and German Culture in Bremen
Erol Ulucakli, associate professor of mechanical engineering, will lead the semester abroad program This spring, 34 students will spend the semester studying engineering and German language and culture in a Lafayette faculty-led program at Jacobs University Bremen (JUB). Erol Ulucakli, associate professor of mechanical engineering, will lead the trip. Michael Adelman ’10 Gains an International [...]
Ryan Clark ’08 Wins Scholarship from North American Nature Photography Association
He will attend national conference Feb. 27 – March 2 Ryan Clark ’08 (Sellersville, Pa.) is very well rounded student. He is pursuing a B.S. in civil engineering and an A.B. in international studies and is also an avid photographer. He recently became one of 10 applicants from across the country to win a scholarship [...]
Utilizing Control Systems for Real Life Purposes
Senior electrical and computer engineering students learn techniques for the job market This semester 15 senior electrical and computer engineering students got hands-on industry experience in the course “Industrial Electronics and Control Systems,” taught by Yih-Choung Yu, assistant professor of electrical and computer engineering. The course uses the math skills previously learned by the students [...]
Taking Research to the Capitol
Ryan Clark ’08 and Hugo Sindelar ’08 present research in Harrisburg In October, Ryan Clark ’08 (Sellersville, Pa.), who is pursuing an A.B. in international studies and engineering and a B.S. in civil engineering, and Hugo Sindelar ’08 (Houston, Texas), a civil engineering major, traveled to Harrisburg to present their research at the Undergraduate Research [...]
Zachary Cleary ’10 Finds the Perfect Fit at Lafayette
International studies and engineering program is the ideal path for this versatile student Zachary Cleary ’10 (South Glastonbury, Conn.) has no boundaries when it comes to his academic goals. He is currently pursuing a B.S. in mechanical engineering and an A.B. with majors in international studies and Russian and Eastern European studies. His rigorous degree [...]
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