Summer 2004 marked the conclusion of the ninth year of the Engineering Science and Mechanics Department's Summer Research Experience for Undergraduates.

The (non-credit) program provides undergraduate Engineering Science students with the opportunity to be paid to work on current research projects under the supervision of Engineering Science and Mechanics faculty.

We are pleased to annouce that the laboratories and offices for the ESM Department in the Earth and Engineering Sciences Building now have wireless networking.

The upgrade in services is a result of mutual collaboration by both the College of Engineering and the ESM Department.