Newswise — This Saturday, September 6, the University of Michigan College of Engineering kicks off its 150th Anniversary with a halftime extravaganza at the Houston-Michigan football game.
Approximately 150 engineering students in formation will join a Michigan Marching Band tribute to the College.
Supplementing the four engineers on the football team—kickers Philip Brabbs and Adam Finley, LB Paul Sarantos and TE Matt Studenski—and the estimated 1/3 of the band who are engineers, the anniversary contingent will round out one of the largest on-the-field, engineering-student gatherings in recent Michigan Stadium history.
For more information about the history of the College and upcoming anniversary events, visit http://www.engin.umich.edu/150th .
About the University of Michigan College of EngineeringThe University of Michigan College of Engineering is consistently ranked among the top engineering schools in the world. The College is composed of 11 academic departments: aerospace engineering; atmospheric, oceanic and space sciences; biomedical engineering; chemical engineering; civil and environmental engineering; electrical engineering and computer science; industrial and operations engineering; materials science and engineering; mechanical engineering; naval architecture and marine engineering; and nuclear engineering and radiological sciences. Each year the college enrolls over 7,000 undergraduate and graduate students and grants about 1,200 undergraduate degrees and 800 masters and doctoral degrees. To learn more, please visit our Web site at www.engin.umich.edu .
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