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At a recent aerospace conference, Olin undergraduates Celvi Lisy ‘23, Rohil Agarwal ‘23, Argyris Kriezis ‘22, Olivia Seitelman ‘22, Regan Mah ‘23 and Utsav Gupta ’21 presented two research papers involving satellites—one on orbital debris and the other on interference mitigation. The students are part of the Olin Satellite and Spectrum Technology and Policy Group (OSSTP). Read more.

Sketch Model Presents: Weaving and/as Technology, Theory, History
Wednesday, April 14 - 12pm-1pm ET - Artist Panel Discussion
We will welcome back Laura Devendorf, Sarah Rosalena Brady, Cynthia Alberto, and Christy Matson to participate in a panel discussion on weaving.

Meeting URL: https://olin.zoom.us/j/94919035783?pwd=M1hraUtvRElhbWNOYUZBVGQ2dmgrUT09
Meeting ID: 949 1903 5783
Passcode: 512519

Missed the previous sessions? Recordings below:
Sketch Model presents: Weaving and/as Technology, Theory, History with Sarah Rosalena Brady

Passcode: $H3gu9xi

Sketch Model presents: Weaving and/as Technology, Theory, History with Laura Devendorf

Passcode: LtmguM3*

Emily Roper-Doten, Olin's Dean of Admission and Financial Aid, took part in a Dartmouth podcast (S2, E2 My Neighbor Says) about bringing clarity to myths surrounding the college admissions process. Emily is also quoted in a Forbes article about "belonging" in college admissions and provides insight to prospective students as they seek a sense of community and belonging in a college/university especially while going through the search process remotely.

Lynn Andrea Stein, Olin Professor of Computer and Cognitive Science, was quoted in a Chronicle of Higher Education article about faculty tenure. Lynn's portion No Departments and No Tenure, a developmental approach begins on page 14.

It's been a year since the world changed - dramatically. One thing that hasn't changed is the vibrancy of the community, the "humans," of Olin. We've been reaching out to Oliners currently on campus to share those dynamic stories, reflections and personal insights into life at Olin. Follow #HumansofOlin on Instagram to view the ongoing series. Stories are also shared on Facebook and posted to the olin.edu homepage

Testing will continue to take place in the lobby of Milas Hall. The testing schedule for Spring 2021 will be as follows: 

Monday 1-6PM 
Tuesday 10AM-3PM 
Wednesday 1-6PM 
Thursday 10AM-3PM 
Friday 11AM-4PM 
Saturday 12-4PM 

The last test of the day will be 15 minutes prior to the closing of the testing center.  There will be no testing on Monday, April 19th (Patriot’s Day). With the expanded testing schedule this spring, please do make appointments for your tests. If it is your first time testing at Olin, you will need to complete a consent form.

CoVerified. Just as we did last semester, employees and students on campus will use CoVerified through their phone or on the web to schedule tests, report symptoms daily when they are on campus, and receive test results. Please refer to this link for CoVerified user instructions. 

Further information about testing, quarantine/isolation, the testing dashboard, and campus
safety protocols can be found here.