I just learned that Bob Kern died on Monday at age 96. I was part of the KEEN (Kern Engineering Entrepreneurship Network) program that Bob started at small private universities (like MSOE) around the country in 2005.https://t.co/SNz5DqB7v8
I just found out today about the passing of Dennis Wanless. Those of us long-timers at MSOE remember Dennis as a wonderful colleague. Dennis was Program Director for the Bus. Comp. Sys. (BCS) bachelor's degree program; the precursor to the MIS program I directed in RSOB.
Scientific American has never endorsed a presidential candidate in our 175-year history—until now.
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@NASA I was 11 years old when Apollo 11 landed on the Moon and Neil Armstrong made his historic first moonwalk. It inspired me to pursue a life in science and engineering. Thanks to Neil Armstrong and Apollo 11.
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One of the dark stories to come out of this pandemic has been the violence women have experienced in isolation. Please consider your role in addressing this problem:
@emmawatsonnet@EmmaWatson So she retweets but is dormant on Facebook and Instagram. Maybe she's just like me and hates Mark Zuckerberg! Who can blame her.
@ali@AVindman Defending democracy against an egomaniacal president/Commander-in-Chief makes Lt. Col. Vindman an American hero. Thank you Lt. Col. Vindman for your service to our country!