What is the broad vision of SEAS?
• New Faculty: Senior and junior appointments that will enable SEAS to increase faculty size from ~70 to ~100 over ten years. • Graduate Students: Increase number of graduate students by ~150, from 350 to 500 over ten years; create a Recruitment Incentive Fund to ensure strongest yield of top students for the Engineering and Applied Sciences. Enhance international exposure. • Undergraduate Education: Curricular Development of broad-based portal courses and a new concentration; dedicated Undergraduate Teaching Laboratories; undergraduate summer research grants. • Translation lab /Tech transfer: Emerging program for undergraduates and grad students (early stage). • Support for Emerging & Interdisciplinary Research: Areas at intersection of multiple disciplines; example includes Computation, Public Policy and Law; Energy and Environment; Biologically Inspired Engineering. • Infrastructure and facilities: Including enhanced and shared facilities and tools; research computing; classrooms, e
