Student and Faculty News

Scott Hummel Receives Award from International Standards Development Organization
Honor from ASTM International establishes mechanical engineering professor as one of the world’s leading experts in area of galling wear
Students Will Study Engineering and Spanish Culture in New Faculty-led Semester in Madrid
James Ferri, associate professor of chemical and biomolecular engineering, will host the program’s first trip in spring 2010
Mechanical Engineering Major Explores the World of Finance
Tiffany Patafio ’10 writes about her summer internship with Daniel Kilmurray ’75 at UBS Financial Services in New York City
Mechanical Engineering Professor Jenn Stroud Rossmann Appears in Documentary about the Wiffle Ball
She discusses aerodynamics as part of the film Yard Work, which aired Sept. 10 on the New England Sports Network
Would You Like Some Research With Your Sushi?
Martin Racenis '11 writes about his summer research trip to Japan with Joshua Smith, assistant professor of mechanical engineering
William Booz '10 Helps Design Pumps for Navy Aircraft Carriers
Mechanical engineering major interns with Curtiss-Wright in Phillipsburg, N.J.
Professor Joshua Smith Receives Grant to Research Techniques for Medication Delivery to the Brain
He and mechanical engineering major Martin Racenis '11 will spend two weeks at Tohoku University in Japan
Women in Engineering: Lafayette is a Leader
The College ranks No. 9 nationally in percentage of women engineering grads, reports the American Society for Engineering Education
Art and Engineering Professors Combine Disciplines to Teach Students How to Visualize the Flow of Fluids
Students learn art of photography and basic fluid theory
Braden Tilghman '09 Pursues a Broad Academic Experience
Through research, theater, study abroad, and coursework, he has explored the College's focus on the liberal arts and engineering