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Dear
Alumni, Things are gearing up on campus for the
start of another exciting school year. MSOE welcomes its first class of biomolecular
engineering freshmen, who are excited to be enrolled at the only university in
the state to offer the program. Last fiscal year more than 2,000
dedicated alumni made gifts to MSOE. That is an unbelievable show of support,
and on behalf of the many students who benefit from your contributions I want
to thank you. I am excited to work with Mike Ebben ’82 and the other members
of the Financial Strength Committee as we strive to reach even more alumni. For
those who donated, look for your name in the 2008-09 Donor Report to be mailed soon.
Sincerely,
Sarah Alt, ’99 BSTC
JohnsonDiversey, Inc.
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MSOE Alumni Directory In the next few weeks you may be contacted
by a company called PCI, which is collaborating with MSOE to create and publish
a new, updated Alumni Directory. You will be asked to provide some personal information
that will be compiled into the printed directory for the use of the MSOE Alumni
Association and MSOE alumni only. If you wish to have certain information not
included, you can choose to have specific details omitted. The information is
not sold to an outside vendor, and MSOE Alumni Directories are only sold to MSOE
Alumni. Watch your mailbox, the Web site and future e-newsletters for information
on how to order. Or, click
here for more information.
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Education
in sustainability MSOE students from the Office of Servant-Leadership
teamed up with Milwaukee Public Schools and the Recreation and Community Education
Department at Whitefish Bay Schools to offer a summer program to 25 middle-school
kids. MSOE students taught the middle school students how to restore and maintain
bicycles while teaching them about the engineering and sustainability behind bicycles.
The event happened in July on campus.
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Radio
Summer Camp WMSE is proud to present Radio Summer Camp, a four-day
music festival and symposium happening Aug. 20 – 24. The event, which takes
place at venues throughout Milwaukee, highlights some of Milwaukee’s best
talents along with national touring acts. Don’t miss the Backyard BBQ happening
at Cathedral Square park from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. on Sat., Aug. 22. Click
here for more information on the event and to purchase your tickets.
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MSOE
one of best MSOE is one of the best colleges and universities
in the Midwest according to The
Princeton Review. The New York City-based education services company selected
the university as one of 158 institutions it profiles in its "Best in the Midwest"
section on its Web site feature 2010 Best Colleges: Region by Region. In addition,
MSOE was recently named one of America’s Best Colleges by Forbes.com.
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Servant-Leadership welcomes AmeriCorps VISTA member MSOE’s
Office of Servant-Leadership welcomes Kiera Castle, an AmeriCorps VISTA member.
Castle will serve as a liaison between MSOE and Our Next Generation (ONG) youth
group located at Westside Academy I and II, helping to implement the after-school
programs that ONG facilitates at Westside Academy II. The program will impact
both youth and MSOE students by engaging them in service projects and volunteerism
and empower young students to learn more about college and the engineering career
path.
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LinkedIn video tutorial In addition to resources from MSOE’s
Career Placement Office like a Career
Net resume and Expressume
portfolio, a LinkedIn
profile can be an effective tool for networking and landing your dream job. Click
here for a video tutorial on how to maximize your LinkedIn profile for success.
The MSOE Career Placement Office is currently open during the summer for students
and alumni, call or stop by for job search assistance.
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Milwaukee River Challenge MSOE is proud to help sponsor
the 9th Annual Milwaukee River Challenge on Sept. 19. Watch collegiate (including
the MSOE rowing team) and club rowers, as well as members of the U.S. National
Rowing Team, compete on the Milwaukee and Menomonee rivers in downtown Milwaukee.
Click
here for more information.
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Upcoming Events
Aug. 31 Regents' Golf Outing. Contact Cathy Varebrook at (414)
277-4523.
Sept.
2 - 6 Welcome Week and Orientation
Sept. 7 Join the MSOE
Basketball team at Miller Park to watch the Milwaukee Brewers take on the St.
Louis Cardinals. Tickets are $28, and half of your ticket fee will be donated
to Raider Basketball. For more information or to order your tickets, call Head
Coach Brian Miller at (414) 277-6947.
Sept.
22 Tickets are still available to join MSOE alumni at Miller Park
to watch the Milwaukee Brewers take on the Chicago Cubs. $70 per person
includes a reserved seat, all the tailgating food you can handle plus two complimentary
beers. Click
here for more information and to purchase your tickets.
Oct.
17 Curtis L. Carter, Ph.D., former director of the Haggerty Museum
of Art will present "The 905 Murals" in an opening lecture as part of Gallery
Night at the Grohmann
Museum.
Nov. 7 Watch the MSOE Raiders men's basketball
team take on rival Marquette University in an exhibition game at the Bradley Center.
Click
here for more information.
For more
details and scheduled events, visit the Alumni Events page on the MSOE Web site!
Focus on
Grohmann Museum
Wisconsin at Work: Thorsten Lindberg works from
the MCHS Collection through Aug. 14.
The Bookworm by Carl Spitzweg (1808-1885)
is on display through Oct. 4. On loan from the Milwaukee Public Library, this
is the most famous of all his canvases.
Midwest
Murals, Sept. 4 - Dec. 6 Enjoy visions of agriculture in
the Midwest in the 1930s as depicted in large-scale murals.
Click
here for the latest issue of the Business Excellence Consortium newsletter.
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