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Caterpillar Alumni and Foundation Help
Develop New Studio Course Laboratory
Classroom at Rose-Hulman
A
$100,000 gift from Rose-Hulman Institute of
Technology alumni of Caterpillar Inc. and
the Caterpillar Foundation is allowing
students to expand their knowledge of
electronic circuits, electrical engineering
and computer engineering through a new
studio-style laboratory classroom.
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Rose-Hulman President Samuel F.
Hulbert and John Winters, alumnus and
retired general manager of
Caterpillar, during the dedication of
the new studio laboratory. |
The
educational workspace was dedicated in
Moench Hall on Oct. 3 by Rose-Hulman
President Samuel Hulbert and John Winters, a
1949 Rose-Hulman graduate who is a retired
vice president and general manager of
Caterpillar.
Several
Rose-Hulman alumni have raised money which,
together with a grant from the National
Science Foundation, has enabled Rose-Hulman
to construct and equip the new laboratory
classroom. The studio classroom is being
used by students from electrical, computer,
and mechanical engineering.
See story for more
details.
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