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March 5, 2022
The Bernard M. Gordon-MIT Engineering Leadership Program (GEL Program) recently revamped and relaunched 16.810 (Engineering Design and Rapid Prototyping), an existing Department of Aeronautics and Astronautics course last taught in 2012 that was upda
March 4, 2022
The Bernard M. Gordon-MIT Engineering Leadership Program, in partnership with the Department of Aeronautics & Astronautics, recently relaunched an Independent Activities Period course on Engineering Design & Rapid Prototyping (D-PRO).
January 12, 2022
The death care industry is calling students and retirees into service to fill out its ranks due to staffing shortages brought on by the COVID-19 Omicron variant.
January 5, 2022
Finance and economics professor Farrokh Langdana analyzes the reasons for the rise in inflation and what to expect next year for the U.S. economy
October 22, 2016
Important value and frankly, it will be a relief to get a little bit of it after all this is over. but i think issues are more important. i think that, you know, dealing with the crisis that a lot of people are facing in their lives that weve seen via the trump movement but thats more important. thats my view. >> jd, you heard perhaps at the outset of the program professor michael mcdonald said he thinks theres potentially a realignment taking place this this country largely along the divide of ...
October 22, 2016
Crisis that a lot of people are facing in their lives that weve seen via the trump movement that thats more important. thats my view. >> jd, you heard perhaps at the outset of the program professor michael mcdonald he thinks theres potentially a realignment taking place in this country largely along the divide of education. you are so plugged into the trump constituency, what becomes of them should donald trump lose? and im speaking politically. >> yeah. well, i think a lot of people would obvio...