May 14, 2009
Wearing Many Hats on the Job
Alex LaRoche ’98 draws on his liberal arts and engineering background as vice president at Moser Jewel Co. When Alex LaRoche ’98 decided to major in…
Alex LaRoche ’98 draws on his liberal arts and engineering background as vice president at Moser Jewel Co. When Alex LaRoche ’98 decided to major in…
Locations include New Zealand, South Africa, Guatemala, England, France, Belgium, Germany, and the Czech Republic More than 140 students will be studying…
Lafayette will produce its second student-run, live election broadcast on Nov. 4 On Nov. 4, students, faculty, and staff will once again turn Lafayette…
Professor Lisa DeTora will show students the innovative storytelling and technology behind Walt Disney Imagineering By Daniel Stefan ’10 This fall, Lisa…
She will begin a three-year term starting Aug. 1 Sharon A. Jones, professor of civil and environmental engineering and chair of Engineering Studies, has…
The Tech Clinic’s project to improve the urban ecology of the West Ward. By Mike Cuomo ’09 Mike Cuomo ’09 (Wyckoff, N.J.) is one of six students…
He runs a top secret research lab and also is a published science fiction writer In the 10 years since my graduation, I’ve worked as a double agent.…
A gender comparison on stresses in the anterior cruciate ligament. By Katie Pitz ’08 Mechanical engineering major Katie Pitz ’08 (Millers, Md.) is…
She served an externship with Richard Osifchin ’86, director of global pharmaceutical commercialization at Merck During the interim session, chemical…
He writes about studying abroad in the Lafayette faculty-led program at Jacobs University Bremen Dennis Waldron ’10 (Owings, Md.) is majoring in electrical…