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SEPTEMBER 2011 AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR ENGINEERING EDUCATION

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CONTENTS | FEATURES

COVER STORY

COVER STORY

SEEING
AND DOING

Revamped curricula show
freshmen what it means to be
an engineer.

FEATURE

GET
FRACKING

Engineers stoke the
shale gas boom – and
investigate its risks.

+ BY THOMAS K. GROSE.

FEATURE

CREATING
BUZZ

Don Giddens wants ASEE
to be a key player in
engineering.

+ BY PIERRE HOME-DOUGLAS

TEACHING

RULES FOR ROOKIES

A survival guide for
new faculty.

+ BY MARGARET LOFTUS

FIRST LOOK

FROM THE EDITOR

FIRST LOOK
Breakthroughs and trends

DATABYTES

UP CLOSE: The Right Stuff
+ By Thomas K. Grose

REFRACTIONS: Redesigning a Kitchen
+ BY HENRY PETROSKI

LEADING EDGE: Over the Hill at 40
+ BY VIVEK WADHWA

JEE SELECTS: Success by Race
and Gender
+ BY MICHELLE M. CAMACHO, MATTHEW W. OHLAND,
AND SUSAN M. LORD

ON THE SHELF: Try, Try Again
+ BY ROBIN TATU

ASEE TODAY

LAST WORD: Don’t Get Lost in Translation
+ BY JOSEPH UNTENER

CLASSIFIEDS

ON THE SHELF

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