A monthly electronic publication for Johns Hopkins University engineering alumni, faculty, staff, and friends. We hope this publication keeps you informed on the accomplishments of the School, its faculty, and students. All alumni are invited to a University-wide symposium in honor of the inauguration of William Brody as president of the Johns Hopkins University.
Admission is free.
President Brody believes the information revolution presents Johns Hopkins, and every college and university, with unprecedented opportunity to rethink their approaches to teaching, research, and service. The keynote speaker is Mario Morino, an expert on the transforming power of information technology and co-founder of Legent Corp., one of the world's largest software companies. Morino now chairs the Morino Institute, a non-profit organization he founded to help people use electronic communications for positive social change. In conjunction with the symposium, the Whiting School of Engineering will mount an electronic poster session in the Clipper Room of Shriver Hall on February 21 from 2 to 6 p.m. The poster session will highlight computer-based research and teaching initiatives involving the Whiting School and other Johns Hopkins divisions. The Whiting School invites anyone interested to visit the session to learn how computer-based technologies are playing a critical role in teaching and research.