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The Women in Engineering and Science panel discussion, part of the CEE Alumni/ae Day, included (left to right) Professors Sallie W. Chisholm, panel chair; Lorna J.Gibson, chair of the Gender Equity Study in the School of Engineering; and alumnae Karla H. Karash and Diane M. McKnight.

Study points to career/family concerns among women engineering faculty

March 29, 2000

Jamie Heywood (right) quit his job in California to start a foundation to find a cure for ALS, a disease which is weakening his brother Stephen (left). Behind them is A Reclining Figure, a Killian Court sculpture that was a favorite of Jamie's during his student days at MIT. Their father is Professor John Heywood of mechanical engineering.

Heywoods work for ALS cure to aid stricken brother

March 15, 2000

Carleton Fiorina

Head of Hewlett-Packard to speak at Commencement

March 15, 2000

Astronaut Janice Voss walks out of the crew quarters at the Kennedy Space Center on the morning of the launch of STS-99, accompanied by Mamoru Mohri (left) of the Japanese space agency (NASDA) and Gerhard Thiele of the European Space Agency (ESA).

Alumna, Draper, faculty involved in shuttle radar mission

March 8, 2000

Vikram Kumar.

Scholarship winner makes gift to MIT

March 8, 2000

Three faculty, 11 alumni elected to NAE

March 1, 2000

RPI President, Leaster to participate in MIT celebration of Martin Luther King Jr.

February 1, 2000

NASA astronaut John M. Grunsfeld (SB 1980) conducts a space walk during last month's space shuttle mission to repair the Hubble Space Telescope. Dr. Grunsfeld is at the end of Discovery's remote manipulator system as he prepares to replace a radio transmitter in one of Hubble's electronics bays.

Many MIT scientists resume Hubble work -- with alum's help

January 12, 2000

Construction will begin next year on the new residence hall for 350 students who will live in 10 different houses. The building, designed by Steven Holl of New York in assocaition with Perry, Dean, Rogers and Partners of Boston, will be across fom Briggs Field on Vassar St. It is 380 feet long, 55 feet wide and 10 stories tall. It will have communal space on the first floor, including a meeting ro...

Alumnus Simmons pledges $20 million for new dormitory

November 17, 1999

Education projects made possible by alumni/ae funds

November 17, 1999

Alumnus, MIT receive honors from Cambridge YMCA

November 17, 1999

Richard Simmons of Allegheny Teledyne pledges $20 million to new dorm at MIT

November 17, 1999

Alumnus Kenan Sahin

Alumnus Sahin makes a surprise $100m gift to MIT

November 10, 1999

Alumnus Kenan Sahin makes surprise $100 million gift to MIT

November 8, 1999

Alumnae celebrate AMITA's 100th

October 20, 1999