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The Grove School of Engineering The City College of New York's Grove School of Engineering is truly unique — as the first public institution of its kind, it remains today as the most diverse school of engineering in the country. Boasting 6 nationally recognized programs, the Grove School of Engineering awards a full complement of degrees — B.E., M.E., and Ph.D. | | | INFORMATIONAL VIDEO!
(click here to view) Get the answers to your questions about the programs or degrees offered by the Grove School of Engineering: |
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| A small success story for one of our graduates. |
| Juan Duque (CCNY ChemEng Class of 2003) was featured in an article from Rice University Media Site. Please to read the article.
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New Professors welcomed to Grove School of Engineering
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| As a result of several retirements coupled with newly authorized positions from the City University, GSOE was able to hire eight new junior faculty as well as four world-class senior professors effective with the fall 2008 term. All those who joined the school are listed below by their departments
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Yuliya Vengrenyuk Wins Poster Prize for Imaging
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| Yuliya Vengrenyuk, a Ph.D. candidate in biomedical engineering, received first prize for her poster, “Micro-CT Based Analysis of a New Paradigm for Vulnerable Plaque Rupture,” at the 6th International Conference on Medical Innovations, held last May in Vienna. The Mimics Innovation Award, which carries a $4,000 prize, is funded by Materialise, a medical imaging company based in Belgium. Working with co-authors Professors Sheldon Weinbaum and Luis Cardoso, Ms. Vengrenyuk built a three-dimensional model of a vulnerable plaque based on 3-D images obtained from a tissue sample.
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Regents Authorize the Grove School of Engineering to Award PhD Degrees
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| The New York State Board of Regents has approved amendments to the Master Plan of The City College of New York (CCNY) to enable the College to offer Ph.D. and M.Phil. degrees in five engineering disciplines through The Grove School of Engineering. In addition, the College will now award these degrees in four science disciplines jointly with the CUNY Graduate Center. The changes, which were adopted by the CUNY Board of Trustees in February, are effective September 1.
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Morton Denn receives AIChE Founders Award
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Morton M. Denn, the Albert Einstein Professor of Science and Engineering and Director of the Benjamin Levich Institute for Physico-Chemical Hydrodynamics at the City College of New York, has been selected to receive the 2008 Founders Award for Outstanding Contributions to the Field of Chemical Engineering by the American Institute of Chemical Engineers (AIChE).
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Harold Shames ’44 ME and his CCNY “Band of Brothers”
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| During the post depression years, when he was at City College, Harold Shames recalls that the liberal arts students could be found conducting vigorous lunchroom alcove debates about the politics of the day. Not so for engineering students, says Mr. Shames. “The engineering program required daily diligence in our studies. Any spare time after lunch was used to solve course problems, not world problems,” he explains. “A no nonsense environment prevailed. To ease the pressure of the times, students established an engineering social fraternity, Sigma Kappa Tau (SKT).” The group would repair to their “frat house,” a nearby fourth-floor walk-up, for schmoozing, card playing and consulting a repository of engineering reports donated by students who had successfully completed their coursework.
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Dr. Taehun Lee: Mathematical Innovation with Practical Implications
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| Taehun Lee is an Assistant Professor of Mechanical Engineering who joined the Grove School in 2006. He has just been awarded a 3-year, $182,000 grant by the National Science Foundation to continue his work on a mathematical breakthrough which will have innovative implications for many things we use in our daily lives.
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Professor Latif Jiji receives prestigious Ralph Coats Award
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| Dr. Latif Jiji, Kayser Professor of Mechanical Engineering who received the American Society for Engineering Education ‘(ASEE's) prestigious Ralph Coats Roe Award for Outstanding Teaching, has now been featured in the New York Daily News. to be linked to the Daily News Story.
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Join the Alumni Partnership Program. It’s a Win-Win
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| To land good jobs after graduation, Grove School students need the summer and academic-year internships available to students at bigger name institutions. And, you can help. That is what the Grove School undergraduate internship initiative - the Alumni Partnership Program (APP) – is all about. The buzz about the Grove School is palpable. Word is out that our graduates are among the most talented young engineers in the country. They win coveted leadership training jobs in stiff national searches. As alumni you can be part of this success story. You can give our undergraduates the experience they need by offering them internships in your companies. It’s a win-win.
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Five Exceptional High School Students Become Kaylie (Mini-Circuits) Scholars
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| When Harvey Kaylie ’60 EE, founder and president of Mini-Circuits, established five $30,000 scholarships for incoming students at the Grove School, he wanted to encourage young people, who like himself, had the qualifications and the drive for an engineering education but lacked the means. And the bar for these students was set very high. The requirements were a minimum high school average of 90 and minimum SAT score of 1250; with demonstrated financial need, a positive work ethic shown through work experience, community service, research beyond the regular class room hours, or other exceptional activities.
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| | | The Office of Student Development
(OSD) is a valuable resource for over 2000 Grove School of Engineering students that offers a wide range of programs and services. Bridge to Engineering Success for Transfer The City College of New York (CCNY) in collaboration with The Borough of Manhattan Community College (BMCC) and Eugenio María de Hostos Community College (HCC)has received an NSF STEP grant to increase the number of students receiving engineering degrees. Grove School of Engineering Newsletters |
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Download the Grove School of Engineering's Annual Report: - Annual Report, '06-'07[Acrobat PDF, 4.8mb]
- Annual Report, '05-'06[Acrobat PDF, 0.5mb]
- Annual Report, '04-'05
[Acrobat PDF, 6.1mb] - Annual Report, '03-'04
[Acrobat PDF, 1.4mb] - Annual Report, '02-'03
[Acrobat PDF, 1.9mb] Grove School of Engineering's Mission & Goals |
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