Apr 14, 2009
An International Stage for the Vision of Ben Towne ’09
One of five winners worldwide of the International Telecommunication Union’s student video contest on the future of information and communication technologies…
Academic News
Academic News
Apr 14, 2009
Professor Donald Miller Serves as Consultant and Writer for Five World War II Television and Film Projects
He is working with the History Channel, HBO, PBS, Tom Hanks, and Steven Spielberg The author of three books about World War II, Donald L. Miller, John…
Apr 10, 2009
Students Develop Energy Storage System for Acopian Engineering Center
Senior design course is taught by William Jemison ’85, associate professor of electrical and computer engineering, and Christopher Nadovich, lab director…
Apr 9, 2009
Jennifer Czochor ’10 Takes a Close Look at Grad School
Biochemistry major and Division I athlete writes about her externship with Alyssa Picchini ’04, a doctoral candidate at Columbia University in New York…
Apr 8, 2009
Michael Adelman ’10 Awarded Udall Scholarship
National awards go to future leaders in environmental fields; Ben Swartout ’11 and Jennifer Bell ’11 receive honorable mentions Michael Adelman ’10…
Apr 7, 2009
Professor Kristen Sanford Bernhardt Awarded Grant from the National Science Foundation to Analyze the Costs of Building Green
Research is a collaboration between students and faculty at Lafayette and Virginia Polytechnic and State University By Courtney Morin ’10 The National…
Apr 7, 2009
German Author and Professor Michaela Holdenried Will Discuss Intercultural Literature April 8
The 2009 Max Kade Distinguished Professor for German Studies is teaching an interdisciplinary course on poetry and film of New York City and Berlin Michaela…
Apr 1, 2009
Multidisciplinary Workshop on Managing Water Conflicts April 22-24
Faculty from the College’s four academic divisions will participate. The president of the Chesapeake Bay Foundation will deliver a keynote talk A talk…
Apr 1, 2009
Four Students Present Research at the Geological Society of America Northeast Conference
Their projects explore climate change, tectonic activity, and ancient plant and insect interactions Geology majors Laura Bochner ’10, Melissa Larsen…
Apr 1, 2009
Megan Cummins ’09 Searches for a Better Way to Evaluate Clogged Arteries
A dual degree candidate in biology and math, she writes about her honors project under the guidance of Jenn Rossmann, assistant professor of mechanical…