Upcoming Gordon Scholar Meetings and Events:

Gordon Scholars Welcome Meeting - December 4th, 6:00 - 7:00pm in 431 Stearns Center

Spring 2013 meeting dates: TBA

Past Meetings and Events: Research Opportunities, Spring 2013

Gordon Scholars Info Session - November 1, 2012, 10:00am - 431 Stearns - An information session for interested freshman engineers to learn more about the Gordon Scholars program, and research opportunities available through the program.

Info Session Presentations:

ACTIVITIES IN THE HMMM LAB - Professor Andrew Gouldstone, Department of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering.

PROTECT - Professor Tom Sheahan, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, PROTECT.

Gordon Scholars Info Session - October 17, 2012, 3:00pm - 431 Stearns - An information session for interested freshman engineers to learn more about the Gordon Scholars program, outreach and research opportunities available through the program.

Info Session Presentations:

Radar Airport Passenger Security Scanners, Radar Tunnel Detection, Radar Insect Infestation Detection - Professor Carey Rappaport, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering.

Using Parallel Computing and GPUs to Address Critical Research Barriers - Professor David Kaeli, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, and Associate Dean for Undergraduate Program.

Undergraduate Research Opportunities in OSL - Professor Charles DiMarzio, Departments of Electrical and Computer Engineering, and Mechanical Engineering.

Past Meetings and Events: Reseach Opportunities, Spring 2012

GPU Computing - Low-cost, High Proformance Embedded Computing - Professor David Kaeli, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, and Associate Dean for Undergraduate Program.

Undergraduate Research Opportunities in OSR - Professor Charles DiMarzio, Departments of Electrical and Computer Engineering, and Mechanical Engineering.

Research Experiences for Undergraduates - Professor Carey Rappaport, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering.

Swimming in Boston's Charles River - Professor Ferdi Hellweger , Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering.

ALERT Electrochemistry Project - Professor Elizabeth Podlaha-Murphy, Departments of Chemical Engineering.

MGH-CenSSIS Biomedical Imaging - Mr. Richard Moore, Director of Breast Imaging Research (MGH), Gordon-CenSSIS Program Director.

Gordon-CenSSIS activities are designed to be interesting and accessible to all Gordon-CenSSIS students, including first-year undergraduates.

Participants

• Gordon Scholars 2012/2013
  - Jacob Barlow, Chemical Engineering - Billy Blanco, Chemical Engineering
  - Izaak Branch, Electrical and Computer Engineering
  - Jake Burrell, Chemical Engineering
  - Lauren Cosenza, Electrical Engineering
  - Jenna Czeck, Computer Engineering
  - Nathan Dunn, Mechanical Engineering
  - Kristen Kelly, Chemical Engineering
  - Ze'ev Klapow, Mechanical Engineering
  - Emily Korot, Civil Engineering
  - Joshua Levin, Mechanical Engineering
  - Robyn McInnis, Mechanical Engineering
  - Leah Okrainsky, Engineering Undecided
  - Sara Rauwolf, Engineering Undecided
  - Navid Seyedmahmoud, Computer Engineering
  - Rachel Shaffer, Engineering Undecided
  - Janna Shaftan, Chemical and Computer Engineering
  - Benjamin Soper, Computer Engineering
  - Matthew Tivnan, Electrical Engineering
  - Alyssa Travitz, Chemical Engineering
  - Yufeng Wang, Electrical and Computer Engineering
  - Mitchel White, Engineering Undecided

• Gordon Mentors 2012/2013
  - Paula Arambel, Mechanical Engineering
  - Patrick Clerkin, Mechanical Engineering
  - Meghan Debski, Civil Engineering
  - Nicholas Esposito, Mechanical Engineering
  - Bea van den Heuvel, Industrial Engineering
  - Lisa Hofgesang, Civil Engineering
  - Jacob Holstein, Mechanical Engineering
  - Logan Jackson, Environmental and Civil Engineering
  - Erica Lawson, Chemical Engineering
  - Sienna Magee, Mechanical Engineering
  - Joseph Robinson, Electrical and Computer Engineering
  - Ashley Tokarz, Industrial Engineering
  - Neel Shah, Computer Engineering
  - Ashley Tokarz, Industrial Engineering
  - Rachel Tompa, Mechanical Engineering