Jun 25, 2018
Big Gamble, Big Payoff
Terry Lutz '62 put everything into the belief that technology would enable his company to thrive. He's helping innovation in engineering to flourish at…
Science and Engineering Fund. Engineering and the sciences are cornerstones of Lafayette’s curriculum and require investments in faculty development, emerging programs, equipment, and new approaches to teaching. Here are some examples of the impact of your investment.
Terry Lutz '62 put everything into the belief that technology would enable his company to thrive. He's helping innovation in engineering to flourish at…
A student team created a prosthetic finger to help Liz Atkinson '18, who lost her finger in an accident. The mechanical engineering course was supported…
A student team created a robot archerfish that swims and squirts water. Their course was supported by funding from the Kern Entrepreneurial Engineering…
Lafayette announced today that it is naming its new $75 million Integrated Sciences Center for S. Kent Rockwell ’66, one of the College’s largest benefactors…
Thanks to a gift from John '43 and Mary Bolton, first-year students are adding to the world's knowledge of phages.
42 women engineering majors are gaining research experience, mentoring, and travel to conferences through funding from the Henry Luce Foundation and Heidi…
Lafayette engineering not only provides students with meaningful coursework and exciting research opportunities, our students in turn engage the community…
Don Harris '74 earned a second degree in civil engineering 39 years after graduating. He's now supporting engineering with deferred and current gift annuities…
A grant of $222,500 from the Kern Family Foundation funds a program to introduce engineering students to an entrepreneurial mindset.
Mentoring, interdisciplinary research, and a modeling-based approach to solving problems - made possible by an $800,000 grant from the Howard Hughes Medical…