A Full-Circle Approach to Empower Engineering Students

A Full-Circle Approach to Empower Engineering Students

A Full-Circle Approach to Empower Engineering Students


In September 2024, we honored our second Early Career Distinguished Alumni class, individuals who represent the best of engineering: working across disciplines, deploying modern technology and techniques, and never quitting when the problems get tough. We are proud to train these engineers at the Clark School.

Beyond providing the foundational skills to create innovations that impact society, we empower engineers to think with business acumen and demonstrate a spirit of public service. Our niche is our full-circle approach:

We are fortunate to have outstanding partnerships with some of the nation’s leading employers: at our Fall 2024 Career & Internship Fair, a record 7,600 students connected with nearly 400 of them over three days. Thanks to these and other efforts, 96 percent of our students are employed or attending graduate schools six months after graduation. We position our students for engineering, business, and public service success.

Sincerely,

Samuel Graham, Jr. (he/him/his)

Dean and Nariman Farvardin Professor

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