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Spring 2000

Sorenson wins Schoofs Prize; Wobig wins Tong Prototype Prize Chad Sorenson displays his first-place $10,000 prize winner TankMate: a device which can aid farmers in applying anhydrous ammonia to their fields. - FULL STORY -		Pinpoint: Message from the Dean College Notes: News briefs Alumnews: Alumni tidbits Periscope: Looking in on College of Engineering alumni Faculty News: Faculty tid bits Feedback: How are we doing?       VISION 2000 UPDATE The included report was produced by the UW Foundation and UW-Madison College of Engineering External Relations. It is designed to recognize the college's supporters, provide an update on development activities, and report on gifts received and how they benefit the college.
Alumnus Peter Tong sponsors prototype prize and loan program MRSEC research could lead to advances in tissue engineering Researcher unveils physics/medical applications behind a mosquito bite New college center fosters student-group interaction Part-time job takes ECE student to the South Pole WCSAR plans for busy year in space CEE researcher proposes novel auto safety system Trace technology makes ATM access EZ for everyone
SPRING 2000 GIFT REPORT Mechanical Engineering Building renovation project gaining momentum The importance of fellowships: one alum's story $1 million donation helps department aim for the top ME alum's gift builds student centers and scholarships Students benefit from generations of success Celebrating plans and opportunities
OTHER NEWS UW-Madison to present Tong with Distinguished Alumni Award Engineers' Week: February 21-25 R. Buckminster Fuller sculpture to hang in Engineering Centers Building

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