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Bader ’90 ’91G elected as Fellow of Association for Computing Machinery

Electrical and computer engineering alum David Bader ’90 ’91G has been named a Fellow of ACM, the Association for Computing Machinery.

A Distinguished Professor at the New Jersey Institute of Technology, Bader is one of 71 top innovators recognized in the 2021 class of ACM Fellows. He is also founder of NJIT's Department of Data Science and inaugural director of its Institute for Data Science.

He earned his BS in electrical engineering from Lehigh in 1990 and his MS in computer engineering in 1991.

Willoughby '89: 'Bringing us answers on the big bang'

The Los Angeles Times featured electrical engineering alum Scott Willoughby '89 in a story featuring the professionals behind the James Webb Space Telescope that was launched on Christmas Day from French Guiana, on South America’s northern coast.

Emily Winn-Deen: "Pursue a field of study that challenges and excites you to work hard each day"

Sandra Stelling: "I encourage every student to step into the arena and leave it all on the field"

Jill Seebergh: "Engineers are innovators who solve problems, and innovation thrives on diverse perspectives"

Judy Marks: "Inspire change that makes the world better for those who come after you"

Ricole Johnson: "Engineering will open many doors of opportunity"

Jill Duerig: "Elegant solutions are the result of creative group thinking"

Halston Crites: "Being a software engineer is far more collaborative than I had ever thought"

James Webb Space Telescope: 'Like night vision goggles for the sky'

Electrical engineering alum and Northrop Grumman VP Scott P. Willoughby '89 discusses engineering behind 'most ambitious, complex space observatory ever built' in CBS News segment

The countdown is on to the launch of the revolutionary James Webb Space Telescope, which is currently scheduled for December 25.

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