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SUMMER 2010 AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR ENGINEERING EDUCATION

THE CYBER GRID

COVER STORY

HAMMER,
BRUSH,
& SICKLE

Pulling back the curtain on
North Korean Engineering.

BY MARK MATTHEWS AND GEOFFREY CAIN

PHOTO BY TOMAS VAN HOUTRYVE/PANOS PICTURES

PROJECTING A CAN-DO SPIRIT

IN THEIR GRASP

Students with disabilities seldom pursue engineering or science careers. But that may be about to change.
BY MARGARET LOFTUS

ALL IN THE FAMILY

SHAPE SHIFTERS

When architects and engineers think outside the rectangular box, the results are striking. Add gleaming surfaces of glass, steel, and aluminum, and see the line between structure and sculpture disappear.

BRIEFINGS

COMMENTS

BRIEFINGS

UP CLOSE:
U.S. Rep. Daniel Lipinski of Illinois
BY BERYL BENDERLY

REFRACTIONS:
Missing the Link
BY HENRY PETROSKI

LAST WORD:
An Alternate Retention Strategy
By SUSAN DONOHUE

ASEE TODAY

PRESIDENT’S LETTER

2010 ELECTION RESULTS

ENGINEERING DEANS COUNCIL

ENGINEERING RESEARCH COUNCIL

THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF ENGINEERING

eGFI ON THE ROAD

ASEE TODAY

2010 ASEE ANNUAL CONFERENCE

PREVIEW OF 2011 CONFERENCE - VANCOUVER

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