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The Engineering Leadership Program would like to congratulate Renée Schnettler and Prem Griddalur on their graduating student awards! Both Renée and Prem will recieve the ENLP certificate upon graduation See the full list of awardees here . Community Impact Award: Renée Schnettler Perseverance Award: Prem Griddalur

On November 5th 2021, Tobin Craig delivered lecture in the Engineering Leadership Program's 2021-22 Lecture Series: "The New STEM Enlightenment: Political Promises and Perils of Science and Technology."

The Engineering Leadership Program was featured in a recent article on Philanthropy Today , which spotlighted programs that "educate students for informed citizenship in a free society; introduce students to the foundational arts and sciences; and encourage free inquiry into a range of intellectual viewpoints." Check it out here!

ENLP Alumna Moran Kauss has created Exo-Seat, a powered wheelchair accessory that provides postural support and assists upper body movement for wheelchair users with limited trunk stability. The Exo-Seat is intended to provide individuals with greater independent mobility, allowing them to move freely without constant assistance from caregivers. Read about...

Three Engineering Leadership Program students have been awarded Graduating Student awards by the College of Engineering and Applied Science. Cathleen Samson (Computer Science, BS) and Sasha Hall (Computer Science, BS) have both received the College's Community Impact Award. Jenna Trost (Chemical Engineering, BS & Applied Mathematics, BS) has received the...

ENLP Faculty Member Angela Thieman Dino was recently featured in the College of Engineering's celebration of International Women's Day. Click here to read an article on Professor Thieman Dino , written by ENLP student Sasha Hall!

The Center for Leadership has announced recipients of the 2020–21 Newton Endowed Chair in Leadership Student Leaders of the Year, and ENLP student Brian Muriithi has been named an awardee! Recipients were recognized during the marquee event of the Leo Hill Speaker Series feauring New York Times columnist David Brooks...

The Engineering Leadership Program is proud to announce the second speaker in our virtual speaker series titled The New STEM Enlightenment: Political Promises and Perils of Science and Technology. The series examines how America’s zealous promotion of science, technology, and scientific education affects American democracy. Register for the event here...

On February 5th 2021, Bernhardt Trout delivered the innagural lecture in the Engineering Leadership Program's 2021-22 Lecture Series: "The New STEM Enlightenment: Political Promises and Perils of Science and Technology."

The Engineering Leadership Program is proud to announce a new virtual speaker series titled The New STEM Enlightenment: Political Promises and Perils of Science and Technology. The series examines how America’s zealous promotion of science, technology, and scientific education affects American democracy. How does our reverence for science and technology...