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    Boston University’s Dean Lutchen Slides For Microsoft Presentation 1 30 09 - Document Transcript

    1. WELCOME
    2. Boston University • World-class liberal arts and professional educational institution in an urban environment. • Major research university: – Research Education. • International. Diverse student body; study- abroad programs. • Exposure to Performing Arts, Business, Law, Medicine, Engineering, Religion, Philosophy, Health and Natural Sciences, Politics, etc, etc. • Mentorship….faculty-student relations • Social, Fit-Rec facilities
    3. Why go to College? • Education • Life-Long Learning Skills
    4. Why Engineering? \"We will restore science to its rightful place\" President Barak Obama Inaugural Address “If we want to ‘harness the sun and the winds and the soil to fuel our cars and run our factories,’ as Obama has decreed, we shouldn't look to science. What we need is engineering.” Henry Petroski, Want to Engineer Real Change? Don't Ask a Scientist; Washington Post, Sunday, January 25, 2009
    5. Want to Engineer Real Change? Don't Ask a Scientist. By Henry Petroski, Washington Post Sunday, January 25, 2009 “The principles that explain how a battery works, for example, are old news. But a lightweight and cost-effective battery pack with enough juice to power a car over long distances remains an elusive goal.” “Scientists established long ago that natural processes involving chemicals and sunlight can produce electricity. We need engineers to make the cells lean enough to compete with coal and oil. Science alone is never enough”.
    6. Impacting the Future Engineering Science Policy & Innovation Society
    7. Why Engineering? More than Math & Science More than Engineering! • Create – Quantitative/scientific “artist.” • Understand – How do “things” work? • Innovate & Integrate – Life-Long Learning • Impact: Galvanize Organizations and Society – Leading and Problem Solving
    8. Intro to Engineering: More than Math & Science • Stem Cells, Cloning and Tissue Engineering • Photonics – Engineering With Light • The Electric Guitar as a Gateway to Electro-acoustics • Introduction to Robotics • Multimedia Computing and Communications • Introduction to Microchip Fabrication • Human Brain Mapping • Subsurface Sensing and Imaging • Clean Energy
    9. Career Planning and Mentoring Program FRESHMAN YEAR: • Intro Session • Career Office Open Houses SOPHOMORE YEAR: • Career Advisor Sessions • Intro to Co-Op/Internships JUNIOR YEAR: • Faculty Career Advisors • Co-Op/Internships • Professional Mentoring Seminars • Interview Workshops SENIOR YEAR: • Resume Review • Faculty Career Advisors • Interviewing Workshops • Resume Review • Job Fairs • Professional Mentoring Seminars • Graduate School Mentoring • Networking Seminars (Alumni)
    10. Engineering at Boston University ADVANCING OUR QUALITY OF LIFE
    11. Education: Undergraduate programs linked to cutting edge practice and research: “The Societal Engineer”
    12. The NEW College of Engineering Electrical & Biomedical Mechanical Computer Engineering Engineering Engineering Dept. Department Department ME-AE ME ME-MFG EE CE BME Division of Materials Science and Eng. (MS; Ph.D) Division of System Eng. (MS; Ph.D.) Six Versions of Accredited BS Programs Suite of Minors & Concentrations Interaction with Business & Management Experiential Engineering Career Planning and Placement AGILE ! CURRENT !
    13. Snapshot Three Academic Departments Biomedical Engineering Boston University Slideshow Title Goes Here Electrical & Computer Engineering Mechanical Engineering Two Interdisciplinary Divisions Materials Science & Engineering Systems Engineering Enrollment 1,150 Undergraduates 500 Graduate students Faculty 115 Tenured/Tenure-Track Research Centers 15 Interdisciplinary
    14. Undergraduate Programs Bachelor of Science Boston University Slideshow Title Goes Here Biomedical, Computer, Electrical, Mechanical (optional concentrations in Aerospace or Manufacturing) Minors available in any discipline including Materials and Systems Eng. Concentrations in Clean Energy & Environ. Eng. and Nanotechnology Innovation & Entrepreneurship Experiential Opportunities Study abroad for engineers Funded research opportunities Summer Research Fellowships Corporate Internships and Co-Op Engineers Without Borders FIRST Robotics, Mini-Baja, etc. Career development
    15. Graduate Programs Boston University Slideshow Title Goes Here Doctor of Philosophy Biomedical, Computer, Electrical, Mechanical, Systems, Materials Science & Engineering Master of Science Biomedical, Computer Systems, Electrical, Manufacturing, Mechanical, Photonics, Systems, Materials Science & Engineering Master of Engineering Biomedical Innovation, Systems
    16. Research Boston University Slideshow Title Goes Here $32.7 Million in external support last year. Culture of collaboration across departments and schools at BU. Interdisciplinary strength in photonics, advanced materials, sensors and imaging, networks and systems, micro- and nano- technology, acoustics. Applications for healthcare, clean energy, information systems, and national & domestic security.
    17. Clean Energy and Environmental Sustainability Boston University Slideshow Title Goes Here Environ. Science Technologies Economics Policy & Law Systems Analysis & Optimization ENG CAS SMG LAW
    18. Transforming the College • Structural • Faculty • High Impact Programs & Initiatives • Fund Raising
    19. Partnering with BU-ENG: Opportunities for Lasting Impact • Clean Energy and Environmental Sustainability • Personalized Medicine (Synthetic Biology thru Nano Medicine thru Translational Bioengineering) • Engineers as Innovators and Entrepreneurs • Wireless Information Systems: Connecting Societies • New-Age Materials: Bio-Lighting-Structures-Electronics- Computer-Optics • New-Age Education: The Global and Societal Engineer • Enabling a Modern Learning/Experiential Environment • Catalyzing and Retaining a Legacy of Faculty Leaders for Society • Creating Opportunities for Students: Scholarships and Fellowships

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