Alumni
"Our students and faculty are limited only by the boundaries of their imaginations -- and I discover each and every day that their imaginations know no bounds."
Dean David E. Luzzi expressed that view as the College of Engineering celebrated its centennial year. It's been an abiding sentiment of engineering deans at Northeastern since the college's founding in 1909.
Outstanding teacher-scholars, exceptional students, world-class research facilities and labs – all contributing to discovery and new knowledge in health, security and sustainability … each and every day.
Key to all this is the commitment of our alumni, families and friends: mentoring students, providing scholarships and financial support, creating co-op and career opportunities, building bridges to industry, advancing research and innovation... and insisting that a Northeastern engineering education not be just good, but great.
If you are already engaged in the life of the college, our sincerest thanks. If not, we encourage you to get involved in this community of more than 50,000 current and aspiring engineers. Attend an event, reconnect with friends, tap into co-op, post a position, get job leads, make a gift to support students and faculty, and much more. The opportunities are boundless.
To support engineering education at Northeastern, please contact us, mail your gift to the address below, or contribute online right now.
To get the latest alumni news and information on events university-wide, please visit the Northeastern Alumni Relations web site.
Go Huskies!
MaeLynn Patten
Director of Development and Alumni Relations
College of Engineering
(617) 373-4845
m.patten@neu.edu
Mailing Address:
Northeastern University
147 Snell Engineering Center
360 Huntington Avenue
Boston, MA 02115
Alumni Spotlight
Maureen Dutton, E'91, was able to use her coop experiences she obtained at Northeastern to achieve her childhood dream of working at NASA.
Frank DePaola, a MS’84 graduate in civil engineering, has been appointed the highway administrator for the Massachusetts Department of Transportation.
Robert Donahoe, EE‘85, combined his knowledge of engineering and intellectual property law to found Full Flight Technology, a company which improves an archery user's understanding of arrow speed, flight dynamics and bow performance.