Master of Engineering students come from a wide variety of backgrounds, but most are headed for careers in business. ORIE's new MEng Connect program emphasizes professional development, including communication skills, interviewing, and presentation. Read more
A volleyball star at the University of Connecticut, Kate Seabaugh works as a Cornell volleyball coach while pursuing a Master of Engineering degree in Financial Engineering. Read more
The latest National Research Council Ranking of Doctoral Programs shows ORIE as one of a handful of top programs in the country, and one of the top fields at Cornell. Read more
Cornell Reunion Week offers graduates a chance to reunite with classmates and to revisit their academic department and meet with faculty and fellow majors. More than 30 ORIE alums attended this year's breakfast. Read more
Daniel Zhang, Matt Robison, and German Gutierrez Gallardo were awarded M.Eng. Fellowships; Marcus Meng, Jenny Zhou and Joseph Xu received Saunders prizes; and others were recognized for leadership, at the 2010 ORIE commencement exercises. Read more
Tibor Janosi, David S.Matteson and Johannes Wissel are Visiting Assistant Professors in ORIE. Janosi is a computer scientist, Matteson a statistician, and Wissel a mathematician. Read more
The Revenue Management and Pricing section of INFORMS held its 10th annual conference at Cornell. For the first time, the conference featured a Practice Award, which was won by a team that included Michele Meyers, ORIE '01. Read more
Each year, Master of Engineering projects in ORIE are eligible for the Silent Hoist and Crane Company Materials Handling Prize. This year's winners are teams working on projects for MITRE, 3rd Battalion, and Goldman Sachs. Read more
Paat Rusmevichientong, who joined ORIE in 2004, has been promoted to Associate Professor with tenure. Read more
Professor William F. Lucas of Claremont Graduate University passed away June 7, 2010. Bill Lucas was a member of the ORIE faculty from 1969 to 1984. He was the dissertation advisor for more than a dozen Ph.D. graduates. Read more
