Student Profile
A Top Student with a Great Job Offer: Meet Andrea Kimbrough
Meet Shruthi Shankar: A Biomedical Engineer with a Big Heart
Making the Most of her Five Years at NJIT: Meet Erin Ross
A Bit of Luck Plus a Keen Intellect Equals a Top Student: Meet Chris Sakowski
Indira’s Odyssey: From Cuba to NJIT
Joseph Helmy, a Management Major with Three Businesses, is Headed to Notre Dame
Meet Nishant Vyas: A Top Student with a Sense of Compassion
Meet Alexa McCartney: An Architecture Student with a Zest for Travel
Commuting from Indonesia to NJIT: Made Possible by Distance Learning
NJIT Student Wins Google Scholarship: His Journey from Mexico to NJIT
Dena Baskous Finds Her ‘Glass Slipper’ at NJIT
Diya Abdeljabbar - Chemical Engineering
Austin Derogatis - Civil Engineering
Greg Wagner - Computer Science
Eduardo Welter - Business Management
Leonardo Paludo - Management
Rodrigo Correa - Management
Erika Taugher - Mechanical Engineering
Jasneet Kaur - Biology
Valerie Rafalko - Electrical and Computer Engineering
Aysegul Ergin - Biomedical Engineering
Georgia Chouzouri - Chemical Engineering
Matthew Schaefer - Mechanical Engineering
Ashley Chou - Industrial Engineering
Nick Kintos - Mathematics and Computational Biology
- Past Student Profile
Scene & Heard
The Professor and the Hawk: A Story of Good Will: A Professor’s Encounter with a Red-Tailed Hawk
MS in Computing and Business and Business and Information Systems- Proposed New Graduate Degrees for Fall 2008
MS in Pharmaceutical Systems Management - Proposed New Graduate Degree for Fall 2008
MS in Enterprise Development - Proposed New Graduate Degree for Fall 2008
MS in Healthcare Systems Management - Proposed New Graduate Degree for Fall 2008
MS in Infrastructure Systems - Proposed New Graduate Degree for Fall 2008
MS in Environmental Engineering - Featured Graduate Degree for Fall 2008
MS in Bioelectronics - Proposed New Graduate Degree in Fall 2008
MS in Biostatistics - Proposed New Graduate Degree for Fall 2008
One for All and All for One: Study Groups at NJIT
Why Study Chemical Engineering? A Q&A with Reg Tomkins
BS in Enterprise Development - Proposed New Undergraduate Major for Fall 2008
BS in International Business - Proposed New Undergraduate Major for Fall 2008
BS in Business and Information Systems - Proposed New Undergraduate Major for Fall 2008
BFA in Art - Proposed New Undergraduate Major for Fall 2008
BS in Computing and Business - Proposed New Undergraduate Major for Fall 2008
BA in Digital Design - Proposed New Undergradaute Major for Fall 2008
BS in Computational Sciences - Proposed New Undergraduate Major for Fall 2008
BA in Interior Design - Proposed New Undergraduate Major for Fall 2008
Walter Konon talks about Civil and Environmental Engineering at NJIT
D.J. Kehoe Discusses a New Concentration: Video Game Programming
Breakdancing or Calculus? An NJIT Student Who Loves a Challenge
Pancakes and a Smile: NJIT President and Staff Welcomes Students Back to School
The State Picks NJIT Research Team to Test Voting Machines
NJIT Professor Tests Bats: Which is Safer -- Aluminum or Wood?
NJIT Team Prepares for Robotic Car Race and a Possible $2 Million Prize
NJIT Men's Volleyball Eastern Conference All-Academic Team
NJIT Architecture Students Work on Hands-on Projects: A Weekend with the Masons
NJIT Student Wins a Goldwater Scholarship
NJIT Team Wins Steel Bridge Competition: Civil Engineers on a Roll
Professor Writes a Mystery Book about Engineering: A Talk with Lisa Simone
Why Study Electrical and Computer Engineering? A Q&A with Tim Chang
- Past Scene & Heard
Innovations at NJIT
Two NJIT Students Named Top Entrepreneurs
The Newest Solar Technology: a Q and A with Professor Som Mitra
Walk This Way: Architecture Professor Turns the Mundane into Art
Helping Sick Children Get Out of Bed: Meet Biomed Student Megan Damcott
Quaison Carter: A Student with an Enterprising Spirit
NJIT Team Wins Recognition for its Twisted Design
Stem Cells
Faculty Profile
Biomedical Engineering Professor Discusses His Award-Winning Research: How Do Nerves Grow?
Why Study Mechanical Engineering: A Talk with Professor Harry Kountouras
Students Rave About Their "Perfect Teacher": Meet Math Professor Soha Abdeljaber
Professor Tim Chang: On Teaching the iPod Generation
Norbert Elliot: The End of the Essay
Timothy Chang on Electrical and Computer Engineering
Richard Foulds on Studio Learning
Alumni Profile
A Path Breaking Engineer: Meet Haila Hudson
Rumana Mallick: A Recent Graduate with a Great Job and a Hot Band
Karisa Solt: 2004 Graduate Thriving in Med School
Meet Jennifer Dorn '04: A Recent Grad With a Bright Future
Two Architecture Grads Open Art Store in Newark
Living the Good Life in New York City: Meet NJIT Grad Geoff Cox '03
Q & A with NJIT Alumni Gian Francisco '07
Q & A with NJIT Alumni Biren Bhatt '05
Putting RATs to Work on Mars: NJIT Grad Developed Tool to Study Martian Rocks
Stories filed under "Faculty Profile"
January 22, 2008
The Department of Biomedical Engineering is quickly becoming one of the best young departments in the nation. Over the past five years, the National Science Foundation (NSF) has given coveted...
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November 30, 2007
Mechanical engineering students love Professor Harry Kountouras, who has an unbridled passion for mechanical engineering. Kountouras is the adviser for the student chapter of the American...
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November 13, 2007
Math Professor Soha Abdeljaber is universally loved by her students. Recently she was named one of the top 50 professors on RateMyProfessors.com -- a website where students from across the...
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October 29, 2007
During his 16 years at NJIT, Professor Timothy Chang has won a host of teaching awards. He’s been cited for his use of technology in the classroom; for introducing web-based lab experiments...
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April 25, 2007
Norbert Elliot, a professor of English at NJIT, doesn’t make his students write endless essays.He doesn’t force them to interpret stories his way, and he doesn’t wade through...
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February 6, 2007
Why Study Electrical and Computer Engineering? A Question and Answer Session with Professor Tim ChangHow does electrical and computer engineering (ECE) differ from computer science?Which students...
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January 10, 2007
It’s every kid’s dream: getting an A for playing with your food.In Associate Professor Richard Foulds’s biomedical engineering class, students perform angioplasties on pasta and...
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