Alumni
A century ago, the College of Engineering embraced the pioneering cooperative education program. Today, the signature Northeastern experiential learning model is generating groundbreaking changes in global technology and business. Through distinctive initiatives, we are providing a robust platform for empowering talented scholars addressing challenges in key areas of health, security, and sustainability.
The College of Engineering has made strategic investments in faculty, labs, and partnerships to advance our position as a top-tier research university. Northeastern continues to expand co-op and experiential learning opportunities around the world, giving our students a marked advantage in the competitive job and graduate education arenas.
Today, the college is a growing community of more than 50,000 current and aspiring engineers. We invite you to help build upon our exciting momentum by connecting with current students and other alumni at events; becoming a co-op employer; posting an available job opportunity; or making a gift to support students and faculty.
Though our collective efforts, we will continue to build upon the college’s many successes, to enhance its rich ecosystem of entrepreneurship and innovation, and to secure its position as an engineering research and education leader on the national and global stages.
Sincerely,
MaeLynn Patten
Director of Development and Alumni Affairs
College of Engineering
(617) 373-4845
m.patten@neu.edu
To help advance engineering education at Northeastern, please contact us, contribute online now, or mail your gift to the address below:
Office of Development & Alumni Affairs
College of Engineering
147 Snell Engineering Center
Northeastern University
360 Huntington Avenue
Boston, MA 02115
To receive alumni news and information on university events, please visit Northeastern’s Office of Alumni Relations.
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.
