by Teny Odaimi and Mark Krupinski
Kenneth Nilsen, Dean of Students, is responsible for clubs, orientation, and student discipline. When asked by the Stute what he had to say to incoming students, he gave a critical piece of advice: get involved.
by Teny Odaimi and Mark Krupinski
Kenneth Nilsen, Dean of Students, is responsible for clubs, orientation, and student discipline. When asked by the Stute what he had to say to incoming students, he gave a critical piece of advice: get involved.
By: CJ Intercola and Veronica Melikov
Alongside Dr. Melissa Zarin, Mr. Albert Sultan works to help students at the Stevens Counseling Center.
By: Veronica Melikov
The incoming freshmen of Steven’s Class of 2020 are not the only ones who are new to life on campus.
Professor Patricia Anne Muisener is a Teaching Associate Professor and Program Director of Chemistry and Chemical Biology. She loves everything about teaching chemistry.
Professor Vlad Lukic is a Physics professor who teaches freshman mechanics and astronomy courses at Stevens. He gave advice for incoming freshmen that centers around the ideas of adaptation and thinking.
by Veronica Melikov and Audrey D’Souza
As the Assistant Director of Student Life, Chris Shemanski is tasked with much more than one would expect.
By: CJ Intercola and Veronica Melikov
Most people on campus take full advantage of the student health center to treat physical injuries and illnesses.
Dr. Mukundan Iyengar is an Assistant Professor of Teaching and Entrepreneur-in-Residence at Stevens, specializing in programming and computer science. He began his career at Stevens in the fall of 2012.
Gabriella Green, Alex Sabella, and Matthew Heinrich were recently announced as First in Class for the Stevens Institute of Technology Class of 2016.
Stevens Institute of Technology announced its $150 million campaign to over 500 distinguished alumni, students, faculty and guests on May 7, 2016.