When Alexander Dematracopoulos joined the School of Engineering Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering (CEE) as an assistant professor in 1980, little did he dream that one day his daughter would also become a Rutgers CEE assistant professor.
Drawing on his Rutgers education, Wellen is a leader in digital transformation as it relates to business at CNN, Motor Trend, and his new role as QVC Group president.
Rutgers was the perfect fit for me –I’m so happy and proud to have chosen it.
Michael Gibbons and Aaron Clarion leave behind a thriving student organization at Rutgers-New Brunswick
“Electrical and computer engineering (ECE) is a much broader major than I ever expected it to be. There are so many different fields that ECE is a part of and so many disciplines within this major.”– Aaron Clarion
The prestigious award was presented to Hani Nassif at the ACI Spring Concrete Convention in Toronto, Canada. The award citation specifically pays tribute to his “many contributions to the concrete industry in general, the use of structural concrete, and important advances in the use of cementitious composites and materials in concrete structures.”
Eric Quartey is not only a biomedical engineering major and resident assistant, but he is also an electrical specialist with the US Air Force at the McGuire Air Force Base. A licensed personal trainer and Freehold, NJ EMT volunteer, he has applied to master’s programs, with a longer-term goal of combining his engineering background with a career as a physician.
“What surprised me the most about Rutgers Engineering is how such a big school is able to feel like such a close-knit community.” – Emily Sullivan
Electrical and computer engineering (ECE) major Michael Gibbons is currently an intern for the NJ Transit’s electric traction department, where he updates single line diagrams for electricians renovating electrical sites. He is the president of A’s for All, or A4A, an organization he co-founded with sports management major Hailen Arp, that is dedicated to modifying and designing toys for disabled children, and serves as its president.
