Vol. XVI No. 2 |
October/November 2003 |
This issue of the Faculty Newsletter
highlights the proposed SB degree in Chemical-Biological Engineering
and discusses the success (and failure) of the TEAL Project. We introduce
a new feature, "First Impressions"
and offer another in our continuing series "Research at MIT" with
an article on the Center for Space Research.
In "Considering 100 Memorial Drive," MIT President Emeritus Paul
Gray offers a personal view,
and our "MIT Poetry" features two works by Stephen Tapscott.
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A New Proposed SB Degree in
Chemical-Biological Engineering: Course XB
Teach Talk
Improving Student Understanding with TEAL
TEAL Assessment and Evaluation
From The Faculty Chair
Preserving the MIT Community
Biological Engineering: How MIT is
Defining the Educational Frontier
Research at MIT
Center for Space
Research
Considering 100 Memorial Drive
Enhancing the Graduate Experience
Changes in the Graduate Student Community
MIT Poetry
Mud
Better
None
OpenCourseWare Update
Unintended Consequences
M.I.T. Numbers
Historical Research Expenditures
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