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The combination of COVID-19 and back-to-school season are making the quest to safely re-engineer our schools much more urgent.

Jonna Gerken is an engineering wonder woman.

The Chronicle of Higher Education estimates 5 million students will be in-person at colleges this fall.

Did you know managing socially distant pedestrian flow is more than just arrows taped to the floor? It is.

“The only thing we have to fear is fear itself.” President Franklin Roosevelt’s words carry timeless, visceral resonance and insightfulness. Unfortunately, designers and engineers using legacy server-based, CAD and PLM systems are often afraid.

Engineers are problem solvers.

Things are heated – and not just politics, the pandemic and social unrest. It’s the weather.

If you’re a leader, you’re likely being asked to address subjects no one taught you in engineering school.

Last fall, 183 college students accepted paid internships with Phillips 66 for the summer of 2020.

Most companies have a code of ethics. Few go as far as Lockheed Martin to infuse ethics throughout its operations and culture. Senior Vice President for Ethics and Enterprise Assurance Leo S. Mackay Jr. talks to E100 about the importance of ethics in engineering and its link to sustainability.