Franklin W. Olin College of Engineering

The Olin Collegiate Amateur Radio Club (OCARC), advised by Assistant Professor of Engineering, Dr. Whitney Lohmeyer and led by Cali and Sparsh Bansal ’22, has spent the fall semester building their own amateur radio antennas and learning how to use them to contact other "hams" (someone who operates amateur radios) in the area. In January, Lohmeyer, will launch a new satellite communications course at Olin, supported in part by a grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF). Full story HERE.

Believe it or not, Fall Expo is coming up next Monday. There will be poster sessions, interactive demonstrations, and artistic performance. Projects range in topic, including course assignments, competition teams, passionate pursuits, research projects and more! Olin community members do not have to RSVP. More information HERE.

Applications are now open for the PInT Summer Fellowship, a fully-funded program that will place three Olin students at public interest organizations they’re passionate about this summer. PInT is a student-led effort to cultivate pathways for Oliners to be creators, engineers, designers, artists, and activists who leverage and deepen their powerful technical and creative skills for justice, equity, inclusion, and doing good. Read more HERE, and direct any questions HERE.

Information for end of semester events here. Additionally, the deadline to sign up for the Cookie Swap is THIS Wednesday, December 11.

Kat Kim ’07 was named as MIT 35 under 35 for Asia Pacific region.