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This 1902 photograph shows a group of rugged-looking students at a Harvard engineering camp at Squam Lake, N.H. On Oct. 1, the Harvard School of Engineering and Applied Sciences celebrated the 50th anniversary of ABET accreditation for its Scientiæ Baccalaureus (S.B.) degree in engineering sciences. ABET stands for Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology.

An engineering landmark

SEAS, at work on ambitious goals, pauses to celebrate its history

Science|

DateOctober 1, 2012April 16, 2019

Lee Davenport (left) leaning against his invention, an SCR-584, in 1942, with Ivan Getting and Lt. Col. Arthur H. Warner.

Lee Davenport, radar physicist, 95

Coordinated building of Harvard’s second cyclotron

News|

DateOctober 5, 2011June 19, 2019

Harvard College Dean Evelynn Hammonds (from left) opened the discussion "Teaching with Collections" by reporting that more than 100 members of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences make Harvard’s collections a centerpiece of courses in areas as disparate as visual and environmental studies, expository writing, the history of science, and stem cell research. Other speakers included Laurel Thatcher Ulrich, Peter Galison, Jeffrey Hamburger, and Farish Jenkins (not pictured).

Objects of instruction

Faculty members discuss use of Harvard’s collections in teaching and learning

Arts|

DateApril 6, 2011July 25, 2019