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COE Community Remembers Longtime VESL Partner Father Wally Kasuboski
The Capuchin priest devoted his life to improving the living conditions for residents of rural Panama. To honor his legacy, the College of Engineering is holding a memorial service on campus.

Dr. Rob Traver Discusses Seine River Cleanup in ‘Time’ Cover Story
In the article, which leads the magazine’s issue for April 10-17, 2023, the director of the Villanova Center for Resilient Water Systems compares the ambitious project to similar discussions in Philadelphia to rid the Delaware River of pollution and make it safe for swimming.

Dr. Alfonso Ortega Named to SEMI-THERM Thermal Hall of Fame
The lifetime achievement award, presented during the 39th annual IEEE Semiconductor Thermal Measurement, Modeling and Management Symposium (SEMI-THERM), recognizes individuals who have made significant contributions to the development and commercialization of thermal management technologies.

Industry Spotlight: Villanova Partners with Boeing for Applied Sustainability Boot Camp
A customized boot camp developed by the SEED program taught Boeing executives the critical fundamentals of sustainability and challenged them to better incorporate sustainability principles into their organization’s strategies, business plans and culture.

Dr. C. Nataraj Receives $1 Million Grant from Office of Naval Research
The four-and-a-half-year award will allow the professor of Mechanical Engineering to develop and improve dynamic systems on Navy ships.