In This Issue:

More Than A Council of Engineers

Low Rotunda Teems with Job Seekers

Chemistry Nobel Laureate Ciechangover Speaks to SEAS Students and Alumni

Columbia Video Network Circles the Globe

Dean's Engineering Council Members, Spring 2005

Columbia Increases Services to Alumni

CESAA Creates Medal to Honor SEAS Alums in Non-Engineering Posts

Your Gift Planning Can Help the School

Art and Science of Folding Structures

Schulz, Shinozuka Receive Awards

CESAA Creates Medal To Honor SEAS Alums In Non-Engineering Posts

The Columbia Engineering School Alumni Association (CESAA) is asking SEAS alumni to help name a new medal to honor Engineering School graduates who have pursued a non-engineering career. Alumni eligible to receive this new medal may come from any non-engineering field, e.g., finance, law, medicine, or public affairs.

“This medal will recognize those alumni who have excelled in bringing their distinctive skills, enhanced by an engineering education, to leading non-engineering fields,” said K. Daniel Libby ’82 ’84, CESAA President.

The first new CESAA medal since 1959, it will become the third honor CESAA awards, joining the Egleston Medal for engineering achievement and the Pupin Medal for national service in engineering, science or technology. To suggest a name for this new medal, please email Dan Libby at kdl26@columbia.edu.