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Engineering meets with high-achieving prospective students on Jan. 24

Recruitment season underway

Indira Chatterjee stands at a podium in a large room addressing a crowd of people sitting on chairs

Engineering Associate Dean Indira Chatterjee, left, addresses students at the College鈥檚 鈥淏est and Brightest鈥 recruitment event Jan. 24.

Engineering meets with high-achieving prospective students on Jan. 24

Recruitment season underway

Engineering Associate Dean Indira Chatterjee, left, addresses students at the College鈥檚 鈥淏est and Brightest鈥 recruitment event Jan. 24.

Indira Chatterjee stands at a podium in a large room addressing a crowd of people sitting on chairs

Engineering Associate Dean Indira Chatterjee, left, addresses students at the College鈥檚 鈥淏est and Brightest鈥 recruitment event Jan. 24.

Around 70 high-achieving high school students and their families met with recruiters and faculty at the College of Engineering during the University’s “Best and Brightest” event Jan. 24. Engineering’s research and scholarship opportunities, student services and more were discussed, and students also toured various Engineering departments.

“We had a large turnout of high-achieving students,” Julia Lapham, Engineering recruitment and outreach coordinator, said. “We were really excited to showcase our amazing college.”

Lapham and Associate Dean Indira Chatterjee spoke to the students, chosen for the event based on their GPAs or test scores or their matches with National Merit Scholar criteria. Associate Dean Brandon Weeks and Career Services Director Joe Bozsik were on hand to address questions before students toured the College department that aligned with their area of interest. Engineering has five departments: Chemical & Materials Engineering; Civil & Environmental Engineering; Computer Science & Engineering; Electrical & Biomedical Engineering; and Mechanical Engineering.

If you are interested in attending the 性爱五色天, Reno, reach out to the University’s Office for Prospective Students for information and to sign up for tours. 

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