providing an exceptional liberal arts approach to engineering education.” “Lycoming College is very pleased to be able to expand its academic offerings through this partnership with Washington University,” said Emily Wilson, Ph.D., assistant professor of astrophysics at Lycoming. “We’re proud to help our students pursue ABET-accredited engineering degrees at an admired and respected institution like WashU that boasts an acceptance rate of just 12 percent for first-year students.” Engineering at WashU includes a broad range of programs, including biomedical, chemical, computer, electrical, environmental, mechanical, and systems science engineering. Lycoming’s cooperative programs have a liberal arts emphasis that requires critical thought, virtually guaranteeing that talented, diligent students will be ready for additional academic pursuits. Learn more at www.lycoming.edu/nursing and www.lycoming.edu/engineering. LEGEND. BATTLE. BORN FROM BUILT FOR Lycoming’s REDESIGNED MASCOT will be revealed during HOMECOMING & INAUGURATION WEEKEND 2025! 9 www.lycoming.edu
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