Alumni
Dear Alumni & Friends,
The College of Engineering will mark an important milestone when we commemorate our centennial year in 2009. We invite you to join in the celebration as we salute our past and look toward our future with a variety of activities and special events for our alumni, students, faculty, staff, and friends.
As we move into our second century, the College of Engineering is more committed than ever to offering greater opportunities for alumni engagement. Over the next hundred years, some 50,000 students will earn degrees from the College of Engineering. With you as our partner, we will provide these bright, ambitious students with the academic programs, faculty, facilities, and opportunities they will need to be the most inspired and talented generation of Northeastern engineers. It is the private support from our alumni, parents, and friends whose generous investment in the College makes all that we achieve possible.
To support the engineering centennial fund, please call or mail your gift to me directly at the information listed below. You may also make your gift to engineering securely on-line. To find out all of the latest exciting alumni news and events university-wide, please visit the Northeastern Alumni Relations website.
It is my pleasure to serve as your gateway into the College of Engineering at Northeastern University. Please do not hesitate to contact me with any questions or suggestions you may have or to learn more about our leadership giving circle that includes the Huntington Society, Frank Palmer Speare Society and the new formed Dean’s Society.
Go Huskies!
Mark E. O'Donnell
Director of Development
College of Engineering
(617) 373-4845
m.odonnell@neu.edu
Mailing Address:
Northeastern University
130 Snell Engineering Center
360 Huntington Avenue
Boston, MA 02115
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