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Young Alumni E-News
 
October 19, 2020
 
 
Young alumnus paves way for future engineers
 
Asking young alumni to make financial contributions to their alma mater can be a tough sell. After all, didn’t they just pay a lot of money for their college education? For Jacob Bowes however, giving back could not be more important.
 
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Havelock engineering program instrumental to alumni’s success
 
NC State’s College of Engineering created a site-based 2+2 engineering program in Havelock, North Carolina, in partnership with Craven Community College and US Navy Naval Air Systems Command (NAVAIR). The program has proven to be instrumental to the success of many NC State students and alumni, including Holly Tucker and Ramsey Davis.
 
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New technique enables 3-D printing with paste of silicone particles in water
 
Using the principles behind the formation of sandcastles from wet sand, College of Engineering researchers have achieved 3-D printing of flexible and porous silicone rubber structures through a new technique that combines water with solid and liquid forms of silicone into a pasty ink that can be fed through a 3-D printer. The finding could have biomedical applications and uses in soft robotics.
 
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Building connections
 
As a sustainability, environmental and engineering intern for Charlotte Mecklenburg Utilities Department (CMUD) in 2012-2013, Jacob Monroe had the responsibility of mapping the fiber optic cable network in each of Charlotte’s five wastewater treatment facilities.
 
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Three College of Engineering students place at Annual Graduate Research Symposium
 
Three engineering graduate students were recognized as best presenters at the University’s 12th Annual Graduate Student Research Symposium on March 22.
 
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