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Date of this Version
Fall 2006
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From the Dean
Faculty Profile—It’s Easy Being Green (and Red): Roger Hoy, new director of the Tractor Test Lab, is making sure the 87-year-old operation still meets the needs of today’s industry.
Front and Center
We’ve Got Your Back: Sixty members of the Class of 2010 begin their college careers at a two-day camp just for engineers.
COVER STORY: Where Are The Rest?: Despite increased recruitment efforts, women still comprise only 12 percent of the college’s student body. What has gone wrong, and how can we improve?
Leading By Example: Engineering and architecture students lobby for environmentally friendly campus buildings.
Alumni Profile—How the Peace Corps Changed His World: Alumnus Zach Kippenbrock, ’04, reflects on his two-year stint building water and sanitation systems in Panama.
Connections
After Hours—Uncovering the Criminal Mind: Research Assistant Janet Renoe is studying forensic science in hopes of discovering why criminals do the things they do.
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