SEAS TO HOST LECTURE AND DEAN’S RECEPTION DURING COLONIALS WEEKEND

The School of Engineering and Applied Science (SEAS) will host two events during this year’s Colonials Weekend, to be held October 15th - 17th. All SEAS alumni, students, parents, and friends are invited to attend both events.

SEAS Computer Science Professor James Hahn, Ph.D., will speak on "Engineering a Better Health Care: The Role of Biomedical Engineering in Modern Medicine.” Following the lecture, SEAS Dean Timothy Tong will host a reception in the lobby of Tompkins Hall.

Saturday, October 16th
3:00 p.m. - 3:50 p.m. - Lecture
Media and Public Affairs Building, Room 309
805 21st Street, NW

4:00 p.m. - 5:30 p.m. - Dean’s Reception
Tompkins Hall
725 23rd Street, NW

Dr. Hahn’s presentation will highlight the innovative research and educational activities that are taking place at GW through collaborative initiatives between SEAS and the School of Medicine and Health Sciences. A member of the SEAS faculty since 1989, Dr. Hahn is a founding co-director of GW’s Laboratory for Advanced Computer Applications in Medicine and founding director of its Institute for Computer Graphics and its Institute for Biomedical Engineering.

The reception is a great opportunity for SEAS alumni, parents, and friends to meet the dean, get a brief update on SEAS, and tour the newly renovated building. We hope you will attend!

PLEASE NOTE: The Columbian College of Arts and Science, The GW School of Business, and the Elliott School of International Affairs will also be hosting receptions. Please visit http://www.gwu.edu/alumni/cw/index.html for more details.