Air Force Institute of Technology Admissions Bldg 641 Rm 317B 2950 Hobson Way WPAFB, OH 45433 www.afit.edu Majors: BC, BE, CE, CPE, CS, EE, EM, EP, EVE, MA, ME, OE, PH, SE

The Graduate School not only enhances the intellectual growth of its students by offering a broad range of high-quality graduate programs, it also prepares them for successful careers in engineering, applied science, and management in both the Department of Defense and civilian programs. The school’s mission reflects its focus on preparing students with the skills required to maintain the world’s best Air, Sea, and Ground Forces, with special recognition of research as a critical element in quality graduate education.

Indiana University-Bloomington School of Public and Environmental Affairs (SPEA) 1315 East Tenth St. Bloomington, IN 47405 www.indiana.edu/~spea/ Majors: All Majors

At SPEA, we address the issues of the day with both outstanding research and practical applications in a way that prepares you for the world of tomorrow. And we do what we do very well—we consistently rank in the top tier of schools of public affairs in the national rankings.

Michigan Technological University Graduate School 1400 Townsend Drive Houghton, MI 49931 www.gradschool.mtu.edu Majors: All Majors

By the numbers, Michigan Tech is 24 PhD programs and 33 Master’s programs, 23 Research Centers and Institutes, and the #1 Peace Corps Master's International program school in the nation.

Michigan Tech resides along Lake Superior waterways, is surrounded by bike trails, and boasts abundant powder for downhill ski enthusiasts.

In total, a graduate degree from Michigan Tech is less debt, real research, more offers and a line between work and play that can be as tiny as a carbon nanotube and as far reaching as a great new idea.

Purdue University The Graduate School Young Hall, Room B-80 155 S. Grant St. West Lafayette, IN 47960 www.purdue.edu/grad Majors: All Majors

Purdue's Discovery Park serves as the hub for interdisciplinary work with 10 centers covering almost 40 acres.

Purdue University College of Engineering Neil Armstrong Hall of Engineering 701 West Staduim Avenue West Lafayette, IN 47907 engineering.purdue.edu/Engr/ Majors: All Majors

Taking on Society's Grand Challenges: Purdue Engineering Research Among the research within the College of Engineering, are projects to develop new major energy-sources, create healthcare solutions, generate environmentally friendly technologies, and foster systems that will end terrorism. Additionally the college has also established the nation's first Department of Engineering Education, which will grant the nation's first graduate degrees in engineering education.

We Invest in Your Future Our research is growing in exciting ways as new faculty and laboratories make their impact. In May 2005, the College of Engineering's extramural research cash awards were close to $6 million (not considering Agricultural and Biological Engineering and Computer Science). This increased the 2005 award-total to about $73 million, representing a 16% growth from 2004's figures ($62.3 million). Our strategic goal is to double the College of Engineering research awards in five years.

Expanding Research Facilities and Opportunities With the opening of Purdue Discovery Park, the finished and continuing construction of new buildings, and the additions to other engineering facilities, Purdue's College of Engineering, one the largest engineering colleges in the world, is increasing its facility space by more than 50 percent, which will amount to over 1,200,000 assignable square feet of research room.

Work with World-Renowned Experts: Our Faculty Members--Your Mentors As a graduate student you will have the opportunity to work with and be mentored by professors who are global leaders in their fields. From developing more environmentally friendly energy, to fighting cancer, to creating more efficient, light-speed computers, to much more, Purdue faculty, researchers, and graduate students are engineering the solutions to the most pressing challenges of the 21 st century. To do this better in the college we are increasing the number of faculty in all areas--we've already moved from under 300 faculty members to over 325. That number will grow to 395 by the 2007-08 academic year. This growth is exponentially escalating the educational and research possibilities for the college.

Rochester Institute of Technology Graduate Enrollment Services 58 Lomb Memorial Drive Rochester, NY 14623 www.rit.edu/grad Majors: All Majors

Emphasizing career education, RIT is a privately endowed, coeducational university in Upstate New York that includes eight colleges enrolling more than 16,000 students in Sustainability; Art, Design, Crafts, Photography, Film, and Graphic Arts; Engineering and Technology; Business, Communications, Service and Hospitality; Education, Psychology, and Human Resources; Science, Mathematics, Statistics and Imaging Science; Computing and Information Sciences and Technology; and the Applied Arts & Sciences.

Recognized by US News & World Report, Princeton Review, and the Fiske Guide to Colleges, RIT has internationally-recognized faculty, state-of-the-art facilities, and a vibrant campus life.

In 2007, 1,800 RIT graduate students received $10.3 million in graduate scholarships and $4.1 million in assistantship wages.

Tennessee Tech University Electrical & Computer Engineering Box 5004 Cookeville, TN 38501 www.tntech.edu/ece Majors: CE, CHE, CPE, CS, EE, EM, EP, EVE, MA, ME, OE, PH, SE

The Electrical & Computer Engineering program began in the 1940s and has been continuously ABET accredited since 1966. More than 2500 BS degrees have been granted to date. There are currently over 350 ECE undergraduate students enrolled. The first TTU ECE Master’s graduate was in 1967, and more than 500 MS degrees have been granted to date. The first TTU ECE Ph.D. graduate was in 1974, and more than 70 Ph.D. degrees have been granted to date. There are currently about 45 Masters and 25 PhD ECE graduate students enrolled. TTU graduate students have the opportunity to work with excellent, internationally-recognized faculty in one of our Research Centers of Excellence located on campus. These Centers are internationally known for their research in the areas of computer networks, high performance computing, alternative/renewable energy generation & distribution, wireless sensor nets, and ultra-wideband cognitive radio, with over $10 milllion per year in external research grant funding.

University of Kansas Self Graduate Fellowship Strong Hall Room 222 1450 Jayhawk Blvd. Lawrence, KS 66045 www2.ku.edu/~selfpro Majors: AB, BC, BE, CE, CHE, CHEM, CPE, CS, ECON, EE, EP, EVE, MA, ME, PH, SE

Students apply to the Ph.D. programs in business, economics, engineering, mathematics, and biological, biomedical, pharmaceutical and physical sciences, and may then be nominated for a Self Fellowship.

We seek students with attributes that will put them on track to make a difference in the world and in their professions.

Virginia Tech Mechanical Engineering 100 S Randolph Hall (0238) Blacksburg, VA 24061 www.me.vt.edu Majors: BE, CE, CHE, CPE, CS, EE, EM, ME, SE

Virginia Tech's Mechanical Engineering Department serves its students, alumni, the Commonwealth of Virginia, and the nation through a variety of academic, community services, and research programs.

Worcester Polytechnic Institute 100 Institute Road Worcester, MA 01609 grad@wpi.edu Majors: All Majors

WPI’s founding principle of balancing theory with practice underlies a project-based, experiential curriculum that prepares students to solve important problems through interdisciplinary study and applied research.

The Institute’s long-standing partnerships with biotechnology, IT, and manufacturing concerns have enabled it to answer recent national initiatives that call for new professional graduate programs in science and engineering.