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College of Engineering at a Glance
Administration
Kenneth R. Lutchen, Dean
Solomon R. Eisenberg, Associate Dean for Undergraduate Programs
M. Selim Unlu, Associate Dean for Research and Graduate Programs
Richard W. Lally, Associate Dean of Administration
Thomas D.C. Little Associate Dean for Educational Initiatives
Departments and Chairs
Solomon R. Eisenberg, Chair, Department of Biomedical Engineering
David A. Castanon, Chair, Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering
Ronald Roy, Chair, Department of Mechanical Engineering
David Bishop, Head of Division of Material Science & Engineering
Christos G. Cassandras, Head of Division of Systems Engineering
Research Centers
Bimolecular Engineering Research Center
Cancer Research Center
Center for Adaptive Systems
Center for Computational Neuroscience and Neural Technology
Center for Computational Science
Center for Information and Systems Engineering
Center for Memory and Brain
Center for Nanoscience and Nanobiotechnology
Center for Remote Sensing
Center for Space Physics
Center for Subsurface Sensing and Imaging Systems
Fraunhofer Center for Manufacturing Innovation
Hearing Research Center
NeuroMuscular Research Center
Photonics Center
Rafik Hariri Institute for Computing and Computational Science & Engineering
Smart Lighting Engineering Research Center
Students in 2011-2012
Doctoral: 349
Masters: 319
Undergraduate: 1,341
Faculty
Tenured/Tenure-Track Faculty: 115
Research Faculty & Associates: 26
Degrees Granted in 2011-2012
Doctoral: 54
Master's: 181
Bachelor's: 282
Alumni
Living Alumni: 13,792
Undergraduate Students
Total: 1,341
Master's/PhD Students
Total: 668
Sponsored Research Awards
$40,685,257
Diversity Statement
"The Faculty of the College of Engineering affirms its long-standing commitment to diversity in all of our educational and research programs and practices. Equity for, and inclusion of, historically underrepresented groups in engineering are critical to developing a creative, effective, and versatile workforce. We are proud that we have a significantly higher fraction of women engineering undergraduates than the national average and we look forward to continuing increases in the level of participation of women and minorities in all aspects of college life."