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Ben Mallard, professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering, was honored with the “Distinguished Engineering Educator” award, while Mechanical Engineering professor C.T. Lin, and Electrical and Computer Engineering professor Xiaojun “Ashley” Geng, were both awarded with “Outstanding Engineering Achievement Merit” awards.
“They’re examples of the faculty we have here at CSUN, and the kind of people Federal Reserve Board Chairman Ben S. Bernanke says we need to drive our economy into the future,” said S.T. Mau, dean of CSUN’s College of Engineering and Computer Science. “CSUN remains at the cutting edge of providing the engine for tomorrow’s economy…this is a long-term vision for the country that we all need to stand behind.”
The professors were honored at the Sportsmen’s Lodge in Studio City.
The College of Engineering and Computer Science at Northridge is home to several nationally recognized programs where students gain valuable hands-on experience working alongside faculty members and industry professionals on cutting-edge research. Most recently, the college is celebrating a $20 million renovation of its facilities, which feature 50 state-of-the art teaching and research laboratories that offer hands-on experience. By blending the practical application of the professions with a strong foundation in theory, the college has maintained a consistent following by alumni and friends from industry who value the career-oriented education that students receive throughout their course of study at the university.
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