Dwight Miller (1913-2005) graduated in 1934. He majored Chemical Engineering, and was active in the American Chemical Society and the American Institute of Chemical Engineers. Dwight said he felt broke during the Depression. In fact, he worked for the University's Information Office in college.
A photograph of the Society of Women Engineers caroling at a nursing home as part of their 1996 holiday social. The women shown are Tesha Sengupta, Heidi Mublerink, Danielle (no last name listed), K.P. (only initials listed), Rosen (no last name listed), Carol (no last name listed), Betts (no last name listed), Joyce (no last name listed), and Erica Clans.
Audio recorded by David Eisenman, Assistant Dean of Students from 1968 to 1970, during the years of Project 500. It includes his assessments of the implementation of Project 500 as well as the resulting conflicts, and touches on his first-hand accounts of the protests by African American students against their placement in sub-standard housing in the first weeks of the program.
A report written by Elaine Fiolka giving the results of her research done for the Lynn Barry Policy Study Internship with the University of Illinois College of Engineering.
