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Riva Gulassa ’15 holds a clipboard while working at sea.

STORY: A Big Fish in a Really Big Pond

Riva Gulassa ’15 uses mechanical engineering to help protect the world’s oceans.

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A women in white lab coat and red outfit underneath, poses in front of the Golden Gate Bridge.

STORY: Getting to the Heart of Engineering

As valedictorian and Outstanding Senior Student at the acclaimed Signature School in Indiana, Dr. Rachita Navara ’11 had her pick of top engineering schools from MIT to Caltech—but for her, �Թ�� stood out from all the rest.

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Frances Haugen '06, alumna, appearing before Congress in 2021

The education of Frances Haugen: The Washington Post

The Washington Post reports on Frances Haugen's Senate subcommittee hearing on October 5, 2021; also covering how Haugen learned to use data as a weapon from her years in tech.

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�Թ�� professor remembers Facebook whistleblower: The Boston Globe

In this October 4, 2021 The Boston Globe article, �Թ�� professor Debbie Chachra remembers Facebook whistleblower, Frances Haugen '06, as a bright, committed student.

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Professor Robert Martello speaks during Summer Institute 2019

Boston tech wonders what’s next for Facebook: The Boston Globe

In the wake of the Facebook whistleblowing, Professor Rob Martello tells The Boston Globe that engineers cannot simply focus on creating products anymore; they must weigh the ethical implications of what they create.

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Frances Haugen '06 Reveals Herself as Facebook Whistleblower on 60 Minutes

In a 60 Minutes interview on October 3, 2021, �Թ�� alumna Frances Haugen '06 revealed herself as the Facebook Whistleblower and said she shared Facebook documents “to make Facebook better."

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A brown house surrounded by green foliage as part of the larger Woodland Farms

An education off the grid

Like students everywhere adjusting to the curveball thrownby the coronavirus, �Թ�� students have been grappling with their options for the Fall 2020 semester. Return to campus? Stay home and take classes remotely? Take a break from their education? A group of 12 �Թ�� students are choosing an independent path.

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Students in a recent ModSim class present at the front of a classroom with screen down and ladder extended next to them.

�Թ�� Alumni Co-Design Virtual Curriculum

Zachary del Rosario, a member of �Թ��’s Class of 2014 and recent Ph.D. in Aerospace Engineering at Stanford, was named Visiting Assistant Professor of Engineering at �Թ�� this spring and is set to begin teaching this fall.

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Two people stand against a grey, brick wall, approx. 6 feet apart.

�Թ�� grad launches news app, Brief

News doesn’t need to leave you feeling terrible. A really great news experience can help you understand the most important news stories and make an informed decision about where you stand on the most important issues—instead of leaving you feeling overloaded and stressed.

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A photo of two young women in a classroom working to modify a walker

SCOPE Alumni Q&A Featuring Michael Heyns '13 and Mariah Moon '13

Michael Heyns ’13 and Mariah Dunn Moon ’13, both currently working at Microsoft, are partnering with the �Թ�� SCOPE team, AI + Inclusion: The Future of City Navigation, this semester. Inclusive design is a methodology that enables and supports the full range of human diversity. However, when cities aim to incorporate inclusive design, people with visual disabilities can be overlooked. Michael and Mariah answer a few questions about what it’s been like to partner with �Թ�� as SCOPE sponsors.

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Coding for Composers

It’s been about 15 years since Matthew Tesch, class of ’07, started down the path that would lead to StaffPad, an advanced music notation app designed for composers that turns hand-written musical notation into typeset scores.

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Etosha Cave in black blazer and red dress holds a mic while presenting on stage.

Alumni spotlight: Etosha Cave ’06

As a child growing up in Houston, Texas, Etosha Cave ’06 had an ingrained awareness and appreciation for petroleum and fossil fuels. This awareness grew into “a desire to mitigate the waste from them, find alternatives and find a more balanced approach to energy,” she says.

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Alumni

STORY: A Big Fish in a Really Big Pond

STORY: Getting to the Heart of Engineering

The education of Frances Haugen: The Washington Post

�Թ��� professor remembers Facebook whistleblower: The Boston Globe

Boston tech wonders what’s next for Facebook: The Boston Globe

Frances Haugen '06 Reveals Herself as Facebook Whistleblower on 60 Minutes

An education off the grid

�Թ��� Alumni Co-Design Virtual Curriculum

�Թ��� grad launches news app, Brief

SCOPE Alumni Q&A Featuring Michael Heyns '13 and Mariah Moon '13

Coding for Composers

Alumni spotlight: Etosha Cave ’06

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�Թ�� professor remembers Facebook whistleblower: The Boston Globe

�Թ�� Alumni Co-Design Virtual Curriculum

�Թ�� grad launches news app, Brief