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44 Cummington Street, Room 114 Boston, MA 02215 Phone: 617-358-0500 Fax: 617-358-2728 [email protected] TO DONATE: www.bu.edu/alumni/eng Boston University is an equal opportunity, affirmative action institution. 0908 948997 A DIRECT IMPACT Many College of Engineering students participate in one or more programs supported by the Engineering Annual Fund, including: The Summer Term Alumni Research Scholars (STARS) Program, which provides a summer housing allowance for students assisting with faculty research. The Supplemental Undergraduate Research Funds (SURF) Program, a source of matching funds for undergraduate students working on faculty-sponsored research. Engineers Without Borders (Boston University chapter), currently assisting a community in Chirimoto, Peru. The University Nanosatellite Program, which is competing against other colleges to build a satellite for the United States Air Force. Student organizations such as the Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers, Minority Engineering Society, and the Society of Women Engineers, whose members attend annual conferences and network with professional engineers. The Excellence in Engineering Book Awards, which provides stipends to deserving, in-need students to spend on textbooks and other academic course materials. The development of The Clean Energy and Environmental Sustainability Initiative, which started with a significant contribution from an alumnus and is helping to plan an academic program and research center. The BU Mini Baja Team, which designed and built a vehicle that competed in a contest inspired by the annual Baja, California, four-wheeler race. The Rocket Club, which designs, constructs and launches a rocket, helping to develop nascent engine technology. Make It Possible “Engineering classes are fun, but it’s what I’ve done outside of class that convinced me that engineering is what I want to do. Over winter break, I traveled with five other students to begin installation of a water filtration system for a small town in Peru. The College matched the money we raised, allowing us to take the trip. In the Society of Women Engineers, our big event is hosting the Professional Night dinner, where students meet and connect with alumni and industry professionals. These events are the reason I want to become an engineer, and the Engineering Annual Fund makes them possible.” Julia DeLogu, ENG ’09 Member, Engineers Without Borders; Co-President, Society of Women Engineers Impact the Future Become a Partner with the College of Engineering THE ENGINEERING ANNUAL FUND www.bu.edu/alumni/eng

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A critical financial resource available to the College of Engineering Dean, the Engineering Annual Fund isused to enhance the out-of-classroom educationaland life experiences of ENG undergraduates. Theseactivities are essential to shaping the next generationof BU graduates into well-rounded engineers whohave an impact on society—the kind of engineers thatfuture employers seek.Financed by donations from alumni and friends, theEngineering Annual Fund supports essential programsand activities that extend beyond what tuition andresearch capital can offer.Gifts of any size to the Fundare put to immediate use to support scholarships andstipends, alumni networking, student organizations,and mentoring and research opportunities.

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44 Cummington Street, Room 114

Boston, MA 02215

Phone: 617-358-0500

Fax: 617-358-2728

[email protected]

TO DONATE:

www.bu.edu/alumni/eng

Boston University is an equal opportunity, affirmative action institution. 0908 948997

A DIRECT IMPACT

Many College of Engineering students participate in

one or more programs supported by the Engineering

Annual Fund, including:

The Summer Term Alumni Research Scholars(STARS) Program, which provides a summer housing

allowance for students assisting with faculty research.

The Supplemental Undergraduate Research Funds(SURF) Program, a source of matching funds for

undergraduate students working on faculty-sponsored

research.

Engineers Without Borders (Boston University chapter),

currently assisting a community in Chirimoto, Peru.

The University Nanosatellite Program, which is

competing against other colleges to build a satellite

for the United States Air Force.

Student organizations such as the Society of HispanicProfessional Engineers, Minority Engineering Society,and the Society of Women Engineers, whose

members attend annual conferences and network with

professional engineers.

The Excellence in Engineering Book Awards, which

provides stipends to deserving, in-need students

to spend on textbooks and other academic course

materials.

The development of The Clean Energy andEnvironmental Sustainability Initiative, which started

with a significant contribution from an alumnus and is

helping to plan an academic program and research

center.

The BU Mini Baja Team, which designed and built

a vehicle that competed in a contest inspired by the

annual Baja, California, four-wheeler race.

The Rocket Club, which

designs, constructs

and launches a rocket,

helping to develop

nascent engine

technology.

Make It Possible

“Engineering classes are fun,but it’s what I’ve done outsideof class that convinced me thatengineering is what I want todo. Over winter break, I traveledwith five other students tobegin installation of a waterfiltration system for a smalltown in Peru. The Collegematched the money we raised,allowing us to take the trip.

In the Society of WomenEngineers, our big event ishosting the Professional Nightdinner, where students meetand connect with alumni andindustry professionals.

These events are the reason I want to become an engineer,and the Engineering AnnualFund makes them possible.”

Julia DeLogu, ENG ’09Member, Engineers

Without Borders;

Co-President, Society

of Women Engineers

Impact the Future Become a Partner with the College of Engineering

THE ENGINEERING ANNUAL FUND

www.bu.edu/alumni/eng

Engineers Without Borders

THE ENGINEERING ANNUAL FUND

A critical financial resource available to the College

of Engineering Dean, the Engineering Annual Fund is

used to enhance the out-of-classroom educational

and life experiences of ENG undergraduates. These

activities are essential to shaping the next generation

of BU graduates into well-rounded engineers who

have an impact on society—the kind of engineers that

future employers seek.

Financed by donations from alumni and friends, the

Engineering Annual Fund supports essential programs

and activities that extend beyond what tuition andresearch capital can offer. Gifts of any size to the Fund

are put to immediate use to support scholarships and

stipends, alumni networking, student organizations,

and mentoring and research opportunities.

Research Opportunities STARS Program

ENHANCING THE EXPERIENCE

Think back to your undergraduate years—what do

you remember the most? What prepared you to

meet the personal challenges you’ve encountered

since graduation?

BU wasn’t about just the classroom. Whether it

was your first crack at research or representing the

University in volunteer work, outside experiences

helped shaped your professional life.

From providing stipends to work in research labs to

competing for the opportunity to build satellites and

rockets, the Engineering Annual Fund makes theseactivities possible. Any donation—large or small—to

the Annual Fund will help support programs that

focus on enriching student life.

EVOLUTION OF A GRADUATE

The engineering field is becoming increasingly

competitive. Employers seek students who not

only succeed in the classroom but are comfortable

in research, professional and real-world situations—

experiences the Engineering Annual Fund makespossible.

In transitioning from Boston University to professional

life, today’s students find themselves in the same

situations you were in. Supporting the Engineering

Annual Fund extends your partnership with the

College and continues the tradition of a thriving,

successful engineering community.

www.bu.edu/alumni/eng