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| |  | April 2012 e-newsletter | |
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| | Virginia Tech's College of Engineering inducts new academy members, honors outstanding young alumnus Virginia Tech's College of Engineering inducted seven new members into its Academy of Engineering Excellence, an elite group that now consists of only 112 people out of its more than 58,000 living alumni. Read more... | | | |
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| | Virginia Tech's Student Engineers' Council wins best in nation and most philanthropic The engineering students at Virginia Tech were chosen as the most philanthropic in the country for 2012 as well as operating the nation's best Student Engineers' Council, according to the results of the recent annual competition hosted by the National Associationof Engineering Student Councils (NAESC)...Read more... | | | |
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| | Virginia Tech computer science students win international contest for third straight year For the third consecutive year, a team of Virginia Tech doctoral students of the College of Engineering's Computer Science Department and Center for Human-Computer Interaction has won first place in the 3D User Interfaces contest. Read more... | | | |
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| | Padma Rajagopalan receives Robert H. Hord Jr. Chemical Engineering Fellowship Padma Rajagopalan, associate professor of chemical engineering in the College of Engineering at Virginia Tech, has been awarded the Robert H. Hord Jr. Chemical Engineering Fellowship. Read more... | | | |
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