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APRIL 2010AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR ENGINEERING EDUCATION

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THE CYBER GRID

COVER STORY

'Bye
the
Book

In educational publishing,
the only certainty is change.
BY DON BOROUGHS
Illustration by Judy Reed Silver

PROJECTING A CAN-DO SPIRIT

Laureate and
Rebel

Nobel physicist Carl Wieman wants to reform science
teaching. The White House
is listening.
BY DAVID ZAX

ALL IN THE FAMILY

Their Future
Is Green

The clean-energy economy promises an engineering jobs bounty. Will universities
produce enough graduates
with the right skills?
BY THOMAS K. GROSE

TEACHING

COVER STORY

What's Keeping
Them After
School?

Flourishing clubs stress
the E in STEM.
BY MARY LORD

BRIEFINGS

COMMENTS

BRIEFINGS

DATABYTES

UP CLOSE:
Krishna Vedula of the Indo-U.S.
Collaboration for Engineering Education
BY THOMAS K. GROSE

REFRACTIONS:
Competing for Real
BY HENRY PETROSKI

JEE SELECTS:
Effective Faculty Workshops
By Richard M. Felder and Rebecca Brent

ON THE SHELF:
Revered, Yet Fragile
BY ROBIN TATU

LAST WORD:
Way to Grow
By Richard B. Brown

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