In 1969, 37 Loyolans graduated with engineering degrees, all but one — Christine Bertero Landis — were men. Although Loyola was known as an all-male university, a professor told Landis … Read more
Paul Hauffen ‘94 knows a lot about what it takes to be successful. He is chief executive officer and president of IDModeling, Inc., a service company specializing in hydraulic model … Read more
Where would you expect to find a retired engineer? Most likely in a machine shop, poring over the details of a car. That’s where Paul McQuaide ‘68 can often be … Read more
Leslie Wall ‘07 is a construction manager responsible for all aspects relating to the remodel of an administration building at the Hyperion Treatment Plant in Playa del Rey, Calif. Although … Read more
Sixteen sophomore engineering students from Loyola Marymount University took advantage of a unique opportunity to participate in a study abroad program specifically geared toward engineering majors. The students spent a … Read more
Loyola Marymount University invites you to teleport over to one of its new islands. When you touch down, you can sit on the benches by the fountain, chat with classmates … Read more
When Bill Campbell earned his bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering from the Frank R. Seaver College of Science and Engineering in 1965, he never imagined it would lead to a … Read more
When Michael P. Rudinica ’75, M.S.C.E. ’79 was a senior in high school, he took an aptitude test to gain some insight into his interests and talents. The result suggested … Read more
mission The Frank R. Seaver College of Science and Engineering is dedicated to providing outstanding educational opportunities in science, engineering and mathematics in a mentoring environment to an increasingly diverse student … Read more
The planned Life Sciences Building will enhance the interdisciplinary teaching and research that modern science compels and at which Loyola Marymount University excels. The 103,000-square-foot building will give LMU undergraduates … Read more
Faculty: Jeff Sanny and David Berube (Physics) Students: Alex Trevelyan (Engineering Physics, Class of ’09) and Brandon Sorbom (Electrical Engineering, Class of ’09) Abstract: As we increasingly depend on satellite … Read more