“May the next 160 years be defined by the same curiosity, innovation, and commitment to improving the human condition that have shaped the first 160,” says Brian Novoselich, chief executive officer/executive director of the American Society for Engineering Education.
On behalf of the American Society for Engineering Education, congratulations to Lafayette College on 160 years of engineering education. For generations, Lafayette has embraced the enduring idea that engineering education should prepare not only exceptional engineers, but whole people equipped to meet the complex challenges of their time.
As one of ASEE’s longest-standing continuous institutional members, Lafayette has also been an important part of our engineering education community and its evolution. As Lafayette Engineering looks toward its next chapter, we celebrate both its remarkable legacy and its continued commitment to imagining what engineering education can become. May the next 160 years be defined by the same curiosity, innovation, and commitment to improving the human condition that have shaped the first 160.
Brian Novoselich, chief executive officer/executive director
American Society for Engineering Education