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NOVEMBER 2011 AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR ENGINEERING EDUCATION

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CONTENTS | FEATURES

COVER STORY

COVER STORY

making it

Revolutionary manufacturing
processes stir hope of a U.S.
industrial revival.

+ By Thomas K. Grose

FEATURE

LITTLE BOXES
TAKE OFF

Nanosatellites bring space
discovery to campus
at down-to-earth prices.

+ By Charles Q. Choi

FEATURE

POWERING ON

South Korea bets the time
is right for a nuclear-only
graduate school.

+ By Corinna Wu

TEACHING

a head start

Industry internships can boost
students' skill and confidence
– and keep them in engineering.

+ By Margaret Loftus

FIRST LOOK

FROM THE EDITOR

E-MAIL

FIRST LOOK
Breakthroughs and trends
in the world of technology

UP CLOSE: Not All Black and White
+ By Thomas K. Grose

REFRACTIONS: Softening the Curriculum
+ BY HENRY PETROSKI

REINVENTION: Take the Plunge
+ By Debbie Chachra

JEE SELECTS:
Student to Engineer
+ By Matt Eliot and Jennifer Turns

ON THE SHELF:
Tropical Math Quest
+ BY ROBIN TATU

ASEE TODAY

CLASSIFIEDS

LAST WORD:
Industry Can Help Us Diversify
+ By Irving Pressley McPhail

ON THE SHELF

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