Anas Ani has translated his classroom experiences as double major in chemical engineering and chemistry into real-life applications through summer research projects. After graduating, he will be working as a chemical engineer with the oral formulation sciences department at Merck. He hopes to attend medical school in 2025.
Whether for capstone design projects or class assignments, presentations can be challenging. Here, Tom Matlock, whose Skills for Success elective course is in its 10th year, shares his top tips for preparing flawless presentations.
Electrical and computer engineering major Monica Rubens fell in love with Rutgers after attending an event as a high school senior for women students admitted to the School of Engineering.
SoE civil engineering assistant professor is part of a team deployed to evaluate any observed structural damage from the earthquake to determine if a full reconnaissance team would be needed.
Elisa Bu Sha, Julianne Chan, Anisha Jackson and Annie Wei earned the national honor encouraging research careers
Entrepreneur, innovator, speaker, author, media personality, and DEI expert Randal Pinkett ENG’94 will be the keynote speaker at Rutgers School of Engineering’s 2024 convocation on May 10.
The award honors engineering educators who throughout their career have had a positive impact on the engineering profession and policy leadership.
“Make sure to engage with Rutgers beyond the School of Engineering. If you’re only on Busch Campus, you’re doing it wrong. I got such a fantastic education because I took classes and joined organizations outside of SoE, which taught me valuable lessons, gave me lifelong friendships, and built-up soft skills I’ll need in my future career.” –Mukund Ramakrishnan
