Aug 20, 2001
Michael Lestingi ’04 Surveys Ethics Instruction in Engineering Schools
Mankind’s ever-greater ability to harness the power of nature presents new ethical dilemmas for engineers and students of engineering, notes Michael Lestingi…
Academic News
Mankind’s ever-greater ability to harness the power of nature presents new ethical dilemmas for engineers and students of engineering, notes Michael Lestingi…
Lafayette has once again earned high praise in The Fiske Guide to Colleges. “With a growing focus on academics, Lafayette is making its mark,” says the…
Lafayette and the Bushkill Stream Conservancy have received a $31,000 grant from the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection’s Growing Greener…
Creating a Web-based system to test integrated circuit designs is the goal of a student immersed in electrical and computer engineering research this summer…
Adam Willitsford ’02 (Maple Glen, Pa.) has been researching cutting-edge technologies in fiber optic communications as a summer EXCEL Scholar. Willitsford…
Tax records from the mid-1800s tell much about the payers: not just what land they owned, but the amounts, values, and sources of other property, including…
For an EXCEL project this summer, Marquis Scholar Tana Zerr ’02 (Hamburg, Pa.) is researching ways to improve learning techniques, particularly for language…
Mathematics and music are two reasons that Marquis Scholar Steve DiMauro ’02 (Haboro, Pa.) is excited about studying abroad in Hungary for the fall semester…
A paid internship with the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (Penn DOT) is giving civil engineering major Jeremy Lucas ’03 (Peckville, Pa.) valuable…
The National Endowment for the Humanities has awarded a $161,000 grant to John Kincaid, Meyner Professor of Government and Public Service, to conduct an…