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ECE Centennial Celebration

100th Anniversary Celebration of the Electrical & Computer Engineering Department at the University of Maryland
SEPTEMBER 26-27, 2008


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ECE Centennial Weekend Multimedia Highlights:
Photos from the Centennial Forum Sessions and Luncheon Video from the Centennial Forum Sessions Photos from the Centennial Gala
Photos from the Centennial Forum Sessions & Luncheon Video from the Centennial Forum Sessions Photos from ECE Centennial Gala with Dean Kamen


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ECE Centennial Celebrations Sponsored by:

ECE Centennial: We Bring You Modern Life - 100 Years of Electrical Engineering at University of Maryland
Qualcomm
Centennial Partner Level Sponsor
Texas Instruments
Gold Level Sponsor
Booz | Allen | Hamilton
Gold Level Sponsor
Lockheed Martin
Silver Level Sponsor
Thales Communications
Bronze Level Sponsor
Sun Microsystems
Bronze Level Sponsor

The Clark School's Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) Department celebrates its 100th anniversary in 2008. The electrical engineering curriculum was established at the University of Maryland College Park campus in the fall of 1908. The Department launched its ECE Centennial celebrations on Monday, November 26, 2007, with an Alumni & IEEE GlobeCom Networking Reception at the Jeong H. Kim Engineering Building, which attracted nearly 200 guests.

The Department hosted the ECE Centennial Celebration Weekend on September 26-27, 2008, which included an alumni reception, Centennial Forum events featuring a range of experts from industry, academia, and research laboratories on The Future of Information Systems and Communications and The Future of Energy. The celebration weekend ended with a Centennial Gala event at the Riggs Alumni Center, featuring Inventor Dean Kamen. The weekend events attracted nearly 400 guests, and a special, historical ECE Centennial booklet was created to mark the occasion.

For more information about the ECE Centennial Celebration, please contact Director of Public Relations Ted Knight at 301.405.3596 or teknight@umd.edu.




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