Gary Downey, Marc Edwards to deliver keynote addresses at 2008 Fall Commencement ceremonies

Owczarski, Mark

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Gary Downey, Marc Edwards to deliver keynote addresses at 2008 Fall Commencement ceremonies

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Other literature type 29 Oct 2015 United States Publisher:Virginia Tech. University Relations

Authors: Owczarski, Mark;

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Gary Downey, Marc Edwards to deliver keynote addresses at 2008 Fall Commencement ceremonies

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Two of Virginia Tech's most distinguished teacher/scholars -- Gary Downey, Alumni Distinguished Professor in the Department of Science and Technology in Society in the College of Liberal Arts and Human Sciences, and Marc Edwards, the Charles Lunsford Professor of Civil Engineering in the College of Engineering and 2007 John D. and Catherine MacArthur Fellow -- will deliver the keynote addresses at Virginia Tech's 2008 Fall University and Graduate School Commencement ceremonies to be held Friday, Dec. 19.

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