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UTC Alumni Night
October 5, 2017 – WPI alumns of UTC got together at Carmines in East Hartford!
NEWS
A top executive at UTC Aerospace Systems, Gail Smith Baker ’84 proves balancing hard work and family can lead to success.
Article by Chelsea Lowe, photography by Jim Perry
UTC participates in the WPI Career fair
September 2013
In attendance were (from left to right): Morgan Kapp (alum), Jeremy Cote (alum), Julie Marquis (alum), Bradley Scoville (alum), Stephen Paluba, Mary Schubert (alum), Lauren Ketschke (alum), Evy Czekaj (alum), Eric Rosendahl (alum) and Steve Witalis (alum).Watch a brief video of the event featuring interviews with Mary Schubert of UTC
Pratt & Whitney Teams Up with WPI Students to Make a Difference
Fall 2012
The WPI Chapter of Engineer’s Without Borders (EWB), a student-led organization dedicated to addressing societal problems through sustainable and replicable engineering solutions, recieved a generous grant from Pratt & Whitney to support a clean water project in Central Guatamala. Read the story on page 67 of the WPI Journal.
UTC Fire & Security Pledges $150K for WPI’s New Fire Protection Engineering Lab
March 2011
“Our involvement with this new world-class fire protection laboratory will support the development of the next generation of fire protection leaders and advance the body of knowledge in this field,” says Scott Buckhout, president of UTC Fire & Security’s Global Fire Products business. Read more…
Designed for a Cleaner Future
Spring 2008
UTC WPI alum Sarah Arsenault was featured in the Spring 2008 issue of Transformations Magazine where she discusses becoming an engineer and her award winning research into hydrogen storage systems. Read the article.
The Rise of the Black Hawk
Summer 2003
UTC’s Dave Jenney, WPI Class of ’53, helped to create a helicopter that changed the face of American combat. Read about Dave’s story, and the history of rotary flight, in the Summer 2003 issue of Transformations Magazine.
The Jet Set
Spring 2003
When it comes to building jet engines, Pratt & Whitney has discovered the best way to stay on top: forging a partnership with WPI. Read the article in the spring 2003 edition of WPI Transformations. Read more…
