Our Campaign. Our Impact.
The Power of Stevens campaign aims to raise $150 million to enhance the quality and impact of Stevens by securing support for student success, faculty excellence and a vibrant campus.
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Stevens does its best work at the intersection of technology and everything else. The Power of Stevens campaign will support the recruitment and retention of outstanding faculty; state‐of‐the art teaching, research, and campus life facilities; and excellence in academic and campus life programs.
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Your support empowers Stevens students to open doors, discover new opportunities and grow academically, professionally and personally. Each of the three campaign priorities are investments for Stevens’ future.
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The Power of Stevens campaign aims to raise $150 million to enhance the quality and impact of Stevens by securing support for student success, faculty excellence and a vibrant campus.
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Stevens Institute of Technology provides
opportunities for students and support for
faculty to change the world. As we grow in
size, scope, and stature our legacy and our
spirit as problem‐solvers and achievers
will endure.
Fellows of the National Academy of Inventors among Stevens faculty
The Stevens team won top honors at the 2015 US Dept of Energy Solar Decathlon
Virginia and Kevin Ruesterholz
Virginia ’83, H.Eng ’08"It’s [Stevens] given us so much, and we want to give back. We want others to have the journey we had.”
"It’s [Stevens] given us so much, and we want to give back. We want others to have the journey we had.”
Stevens’ legacy is rooted in innovation and
entrepreneurship. As we pursue the strategic
goals and advance our beloved university,
our mission will remain the same: to inspire,
nurture and educate leaders in tomorrow’s
technology‐centric environment while
contributing to the solution of the most
challenging problems of our time.
Susan and Greg Gianforte
’83, M.S.E.E. ’83, H.Eng. ’12“There’s an opportunity now to build to the next level.”
“There’s an opportunity now to build to the next level.”
New scholarship funds established in fiscal year 2014‐15
Stevens is poised at a critical inflection
point: with our legacy of technological
innovation that benefits society and from
our enviable location across the Hudson
from the epicenter of world commerce, we
have the ability to leverage this remarkable
moment in our history to move forward,
generating the kinds of new knowledge that
will help transform society.
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Ph.D. Student Parisa Golbayani Awarded the 2016 FINCAD Women
Noted for her outstanding qualifications, Golbayani was awarded the 2016 Women in Finance Scholarship from FINCAD.....
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College Kids Make Strides in Green Engineering
The “RainWorks Team” has just qualified as finalists for the Annual Innovation Expo‘s Elevator Pitch Competition
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Students Design Elaborate, 3D Printed Robot: Liberty Science Center
Student-made robot was printed and assembled in record time, will interact with thousands of visitors...
upcoming EVENTS
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Red & Gray Days
Save the Date! Return to Hoboken for the 97th Annual Stevens Alumni Weekend to see all the exciting happenings on camp
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Power of Stevens: Campaign Celebration
Join Stevens faculty, staff and alumni on campus at 5 PM to celebrate The Power of Stevens Campaign.
- Carole M. and John A. Abom ’65
- Accenture
- Gina M. Addeo ’86
- Alfred P. Sloan Foundation
- Joseph T. Ambrozy ’61, M.S. ’63
- American Bureau of Shipping
- Charles H. Anderson ’43
- Armour-Lewis Family Foundation
- Lawrence T. Babbio Jr. ’66, H.Eng. ’01
- Jean F. and Alfred C.* Baechlin ’47
- Evelyn M and Frederick J. Berenbroick ’59
- Heli and Thomas Blum
- Sandra F. and Donald J.* Blum ’45
- Karen and Stephen T. Boswell C.E. ’89, Ph.D. ’91, H.Eng. ’13
- Bruce Boylan ’63
- Elbert Calhoun Brinning, Jr.*
- William J. Canavan ‘44*
- Childs Gallery
- Alice and A. James* Clark
- Claudia A. and Thomas A. Corcoran ’67, H.Eng. ’03
- Diane C. Young and Phil P. Crowley ’71
- Michele Z. and John R. Dearborn ’79, M.Eng. ’81
- Kenneth W. DeBaun ’49*
- Bruce N. Del Porte ’79*
- Robert F. Dirkes ’20*
- Mary S. and Robert J. Doyle ’56
- Sandra and Kenneth A.* Dunphy ’61
- ExxonMobil Corporation
- David J. Farber ’56, M.S. ’61, H.Eng. ’99
- Hoveida and Nariman Farvardin
- Frank M. Fawzi ’84, M.M.S. ’87
- Jeanne and John B. Fendel
- Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund
- Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation
- Susan K. and Greg R. Gianforte ’83, M.S.E.E. ’83, H.Eng. ’12
- Darwin Richard Griffith*
- Cathy and Sean Hanlon ’80
- Linda R. and Arthur H. Harper ’78
- John R. Harpootlian, Jr. ’65
- Gloria W. Heath
- George A. Hebrank ’24*
- Hoffmann-LaRoche Incorporated
- Leon M. Hojegian ’61, M.M.S. ’67
- Rosa and John H. Hovey ’57
- Betty B. Howind*
- James S. McDonnell Foundation
- Judith and Joseph J. Kaminski ’60
- Gabrielle and William H. Korab
- Elizabeth D. and Gustav H. Koven, III ’65
- Judith and Richard L. Kuskin ’72
- Sylvia Levey*
- Lloyds Register Foundation
- The Henry Luce Foundation Incorporated
- Doris A. and C. Thomas Lunghard ’58, M.S. ’61
- Walter W. Mahnken ’42
- Lisa M. Mascolo ’82
- Jo-Ann V. and Dwight B. Massey ’53
- Sarah Myers McGinty
- William H. McLean ’31*
- Merck Research Laboratories
- Sandra L. Stark and James L. Mersfelder ’64
- The P&G Company
- PSEG Foundation
- Sapienza Barone and Brodie Remington
- Annmarie J. Rizzo ’86, M.S. ’92
- Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
- Maryann and William Roper
- Richard R. Roscitt ’73
- Virginia P. Ruesterholz ’83, H.Eng ’08 and Kevin Ruesterholz ’83
- Carol and Richard Sard ’62, M.S. ’63, Ph.D. ’68
- John F. Schatmeyer ’57
- Margaret and John A. Schepisi ’65
- A. Joseph Schneider ’46
- Susan and Thomas H. Scholl
- Mary Jane and Frank J. Semcer, Sr. ’65
- Albert E. Sisto ’71
- Joy L. and Richard F. Spanier ’61, M.S. ’62, Ph.D. ’68
- Cynthia K. and J. Scott Swensen ’74
- J. Richard Szeremany
- Karen A. and Frederick E. Unfried ’65, M.Eng. ’67
- Holly C. and Marty P. Valerio ’68
- David W. Vogel ’65
- Maureen A. and David T. Wadiak ’73
- Wal-Mart Stores Inc.
- The Wesley J. Howe Foundation
- Judy and Josh S. Weston, H.Eng. ’96
- Estelle Ives Zahn ’28*