Yesterday, I had the pleasure of attending our annual end of the semester academic celebration known as the Olin Exposition. This year, faculty member Debbie Chachra and a committee of students and staff made some changes to the program. Instead of students presenting individually over two days, the event was condensed into one day and students could opt to present in groups. Parents, alumni, corporate partners, SCOPE sponsors and prospective students were invited to come and learn about our students' projects. I always learn so much at these events, and our students continue to inspire me with their creativity and technical talent! See pictures below, and read Boston Globe columnist Scott Kirsner's article about the event here.
Welcome to Expo!
Welcome to Expo!
Adam ('11) explains the design of his homemade snow maker
Alyssa and Yiyang ('11s) discuss their Sustainable Design projects with Professor Jon Stolk
Leah ('10) and Alex ('11), Sustainable Design
Giulia ('10) explains her work in Quantum Computing
Rob ('12) and Chris ('12) show off their interactive toy, which they hope to market and sell.
I got to play tic tac toe using Daniel and Jacob's robot! (both class of 2012)
The Wired Ensemble is a first-year first semester course where students compose original pieces and perform them. Pictured here are Andrew, Molly and Noah.
Alyssa and Yiyang ('11s) discuss their Sustainable Design projects with Professor Jon Stolk
Leah ('10) and Alex ('11), Sustainable Design
Giulia ('10) explains her work in Quantum Computing
Rob ('12) and Chris ('12) show off their interactive toy, which they hope to market and sell.
I got to play tic tac toe using Daniel and Jacob's robot! (both class of 2012)
The Wired Ensemble is a first-year first semester course where students compose original pieces and perform them. Pictured here are Andrew, Molly and Noah.
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