Make a Life of Your Passion
BY MARK RADER
Over the course of her nearly 30-year career, Christine Maglione (Beniers) ’86 OR has proven herself to be nothing if not versatile. And she always follows her heart.

Searching for Instability
BY KENNY BERKOWITZ ’81
Harnessing instabilities in physical and chemical systems, Paul Steen has created an electrical switch made of water and filled with enormous potential.

Managing Information
BY JAY WROLSTAD
Students in the new Information Science, Systems and Technology curriculum call it  the “major for the future,” pointing to the need for people who can apply technology to business processes and issues that affect society at large.

Systems Engineering (pdf)

CEAA connection (pdf)

Complete issue in pdf 

News 
News in Action:
Inaugurating, chatting, racing, code-cracking, construction planning, collaborating, game designing, implant developing, nano ranking, light amplifying, road repairing, solar home auctioning, and last but not least, python puzzling.

People 
Deep Impact:
Members of the Engineering community are teaching in China, winning awards, receiving honors, earning fellowships, setting examples, building educational putting greens, and urging their colleagues to Change the World!

Hometown Hero
A Talent for Improv:
An engineering degree can be the key to the future—sometimes in unexpected ways. Catherine Marie Charlton took hers to the top of the worldwide instrumental music charts.