Aspiring physician Daniel Gulko '21, a business and technology major, was awarded the highly competitive Goldwater Scholarship, considered the nation's highest honor for undergraduates studying math, science or engineering.

In Stevens' research laboratories, environmental engineering doctoral candidate Yanxia Lin has been developing and testing improved methods of producing oil-rich microalgae that could fuel a new generation of power plants and combustion engines.

Thanks to two successful internships at IBM, visual arts and technology graduate Kelly McGowan '19 will begin her career as a visual designer in the office of IBM's CIO, responsible for designing the digital tools for IBM employees around the world such as apps and websites.

As phosphorus supply and demand shift, Stevens is spearheading an international effort to recapture and recycle the vital nutrient by mapping the global flow of phosphorus, much of which will be absorbed by crops, then eaten and excreted as animal and human waste.

The ability to turn a challenge into a motivating force is what has propelled Jean Zu, the first woman dean in the history of the Schaefer School of Engineering & Science (SES), to professional highs in academia. It also informs her leadership at SES and how she mentors future women leaders in science and engineering.