Haila Hudson is a pioneer in the fields of construction and professional engineering. She was one of the first women in New Jersey to become a licensed electrician, and one of the first women in...
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Rumana Mallick graduated just last year -- 2007 -- but she already works as a technical analyst for Smith Barney, the leading brokerage firm, which is grooming her to be an executive. It’s...
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Karisa Solt began taking classes here when she was 14. The following year, she enrolled as a full-time student. And three years later, at 18, she became the youngest student ever to graduate from...
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Four years after graduating from NJIT, Jennifer Dorn-Guevara has a great career at one of the nation’s top companies: Lockheed Martin. Jennifer is part of Lockheed’s...
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Chris and Ade, two NJIT grads, opened an art store. It’s just down the road from the university, on Halsey and New Streets, a neighborhood that is beginning to feel like Greenwich...
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Young, talented and entrepreneurial, Geoff Cox (2003) is living the good life in Manhattan. He runs a software business out of his apartment. He plays guitar in a rock band and, with help from...
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When he was a senior at NJIT, Gian Francisco (2007) led a student team that won a nation wide engineering contest. Sponsored by IBM and the History Channel, the contest asked students to design...
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Biren Bhatt (2005) was one of the brightest and most compassionated students ever to attend NJIT. He graduated in just three years with a perfect grade point average: a 4.0. Thanks to an...
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While he was chief engineer at Honeybee Robotics, Tom Myrick (1984) helped send two RATs to Mars.Not real RATs.Rather, RATs is an acronym for Rock Abrasion Tools -- instruments used to study...
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