School of Engineering

Emmy-winning
Jayhawk directs
'West Wing' debate

KU senior wins
home state title
as Miss Illinois

Program brings
law students
to Kansas towns

Let's go bowling!
KU football prepares
for Fort Worth

South Pole survey,
KU scientists research
ice sheets in
Antarctica

Multicultural Resource
Center to take shape
alongside Union

Students forgo
winter break to
lend helping hands

Confucius Institute
could find home
on Mount Oread

Medical School
named 'Top 10'
school for Hispanics

School of Nursing
offers online PhD

KU to pursue
National Cancer
Center status

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KU alumna named "Woman to Watch" by Wall Street Journal

Linda Cook, e'80, has been named one of The Wall Street Journal's "50 Women to Watch – 2005." Cook, who is executive director of Royal Dutch Shell PLC, was among a blue-ribbon group of women in government and industry that included the likes of media giant Oprah Winfrey, German Chancellor-designate Angela Merkel, and Margaret Whitman, president and CEO of eBay.
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The University of Kansas School of Engineering is now taking registration for the SWE Weekend of Engineering on Feb. 3-5, 2006.

The weekend camp at KU is designed to give high school girls in 10th through 12th grade an opportunity to experience college life and learn about engineering careers and specific opportunities in the School of Engineering. The emphasis is on exploration, and members of the KU chapter of the Society of Women Engineers (SWE) will be on hand to interact with the high school students. Read more.