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Greetings, SEAS Alumni:
Here's a look at recent and upcoming SEAS activities and events:
SEAS Recognizes Six Alumni with the GW Engineering Hall of Fame Award
On November 1, 2007, SEAS held its second annual dinner to honor the new GW Engineering Hall of Fame inductees. The 2007 Hall of Fame inductees are: Dirk S. Brady, BS’43; Mario W. Cardullo, MEA’66; L. Stanley Crane, BS’38; Emilio A. Fernandez, MEA’76; Michael Lorenzo, MEA’56; and Vernon W. Yates, BS’57. Four of the inductees were in attendance at the awards ceremony; L. Stanley Crane was inducted posthumously.
The GW Engineering Hall of Fame recognizes SEAS alumni who during their careers have made sustained and meritorious contributions to engineering, technology, and/or management. These individuals bring distinction to GW through their significant achievements and contributions to their professions, the University, and society-at-large.
The dinner and award ceremony this year was held on campus, in the City View Room at the Elliot School of International Affairs. SEAS alumni, faculty, friends and the inductees’ family members joined in the festivities to honor the inductees. The evening commenced with a cocktail hour and a toast by SEAS alumnus Patrick Marolda. SEAS National Advisory Council chair, Scott Amey, made welcome remarks, followed by GW President Steven Knapp, who shared his vision for the university, and SEAS Dean Timothy Tong. Dean Tong and President Knapp concluded the evening with the presentation of the Hall of Fame awards to each of the inductees.
SEAS welcomes alumni nominations for Hall of Fame induction. Alumni who would like to nominate a fellow alumnus/a to the Hall of Fame, should send the nominee's name and qualifications to:
SEAS Office of Development and Alumni Relations
The George Washington University
Tompkins Hall, Room 210
725 23rd Street NW
Washington, DC 20052
Fax: 202-994-2684
E-mail: seasalum@gwu.edu
SEAS is proud to announce the GW Engineering group on LinkedIn, an independent, commercial, online networking tool.
SEAS has partnered with LinkedIn to provide this service for SEAS alumni, students, faculty, and staff, and we invite you to join the GW Engineering group. We hope that you will find it a useful tool for business networking, job searches, or simply for locating other members of the SEAS community.
To join the GW Engineering group, just click here and complete a LinkedIn member profile. Access to the group is free, completely optional, and is available only to members of the SEAS community.
About online business networking: You can use LinkedIn to expand and track your network in an organized and systematic way. The GW Engineering group on LinkedIn provides an ideal starting point, and it also provides a point of contact for people outside the SEAS community who are connected to your fellow GW Engineering group members.
About privacy: Please read the LinkedIn privacy policy to answer any concerns about privacy.
Upcoming SEAS Events
Engineer Alumni Association Resume Critique Event
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January 2008 (final date to be determined) |
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5:30 - 8:30 pm |
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To be determined |
Heads up, SEAS alumni! In January, the EAA will hold a resume critique event. Please stay tuned for more details.
Alumni who are interested in learning more about the EAA and/or getting involved in its activities should contact J.P. Blackford at jpb@gwu.edu or the SEAS Office of Development and Alumni Programs at millions@gwu.edu or 202-994-8474.
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