Chemical and biomolecular engineering alum Aditi Chakrabarti ’17 PhD participated in the 2019 Rising Stars in Chemical Engineering program, a prestigious academic career workshop held annually by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
There are things that people count on: The sun sets in the west, spring follows winter, and when you flip a switch, the lights go on.
Zara Ali Ahmad always thought she’d become a physician’s assistant. But as she entered her senior year majoring in behavioral neuroscience at Lehigh University, she was still keeping her options open.
David Bougard always excelled at “the pitch.”
She knew almost immediately that the extra 10 months had been worth it. Lisa Vienckowski had just started her first job after graduating from Lehigh University’s professional master’s program in Structural Engineering.
There were a lot of trips to the Home Depot when Vincent Antes was a kid. His father was always doing stuff around the house—building, renovating, repairing—and Antes was always right there with him, helping him out.
“I got the bug,” says Antes. “I thought it was fun.”
Superman needed special powers in order to leap tall buildings in a single bound.
When St. Luke’s University Health Network wanted to review the productivity of their emergency departments, they turned to Michael Kimball.
