Having captured six national championships for cross-country and track as a Stevens scholar-athlete, Amy Regan '17, now a program manager with Garmin International, will compete in the U.S. Olympic Team Trials for a chance to compete for gold at the 2020 Summer Olympic Games in Tokyo.

In a powerful testament to the demand for Stevens talent, 96% of the Class of 2019 has achieved employment, admission to graduate school or other first destination outcomes six months after graduation, with a record-breaking average starting salary of $76,400.

Stevens researchers are exploring distributed sensing to help buildings, bridges, tunnels and roads signal when they're stressed.

The university community celebrated the opening of the new Intercultural Space, a supportive space for underrepresented students and their allies on campus to foster diversity and inclusion.

During the Founder’s Day Challenge, we raised $39,055 from 170 donors to support Stevens students across the areas of academics to campus life to athletics to scholarships. Thank you for your investment in the university’s future. The organizations that realized the greatest increase in participation during this challenge and were awarded the $1,000 bonus to their scholarships are:

• The Class of 1980
• Theta Xi Sigma
• Delta Tau
• Lambda Upsilon Lambda

Selected by random draw, the winner of the $1,000 Amazon gift card, generously provided by Frank Semcer ’65, was Scott Suralik ’99.

We are keeping the friendly competition between the Classes and Greeks going with the official launch of the Annual Class and Greek Challenge! This annual challenge will continue until June 30, 2020. To find out how you can help your class or Greek organization secure bonus scholarship funds, visit connect.stevens.edu/challenge.

Founder's Day Soiree – February 21, 2020
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