The Rensselaer Silicon Valley Network and Executive Council recently hosted an Exclusive Napa Valley Weekend which brought together more than 50 alumni and alumnae for a few days of networking, wine tasting, hiking and biking.
Rensselaer has an impact on the lifelong journeys of its students long after they graduate.
Rensselaer Athletics and the National Grid Foundation are teaming up to encourage local students to aim high with their education.
The Annual Giving Leadership Council (AGLC), was founded to promote philanthropic support to the Institute.
Peter Bohlin '58, Rensselaer Alumni Hall of Fame Member and internationally-acclaimed architect recently spoke at a distinguished alumni lecture, presented by the Rensselaer Greater New York Executive Council, where Mr. Bohlin recollected his journey upon graduating from Rensselaer in 1958 until today.
Members of the club RPI Forge are collaborating virtually to create personal protection equipment (PPE) for healthcare providers. Using their personal 3D printers – and any others they can gain access to – the students are distributing several hundred face shields a week.
Dr. John D. Bennett ’74, MD, FACC, FACP, has been a longstanding partner in preserving and promoting the health and wellness of students, faculty, and staff.
The Mueller Center, celebrating its 20-year anniversary in May, coordinates intramural sports including basketball, soccer, softball, and volleyball connecting nearly 6,000 community members annually.
We are pleased to announce that CDPHP has committed to a transformative gift designated for the Rensselaer COVID-19 Testing Initiative Fund.
All students taking the course Introduction to Electrical, Computer, and Systems Engineering this year will receive an Analog Devices ADALM1000 Active Learning Module thanks to a generous donation from Douglas Mercer ’77, a pioneer in analog-digital conversion.
