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  • CEC student Sarah Sylvester's last official acts as Cocky, donning the iconic yellow mascot shoes and walking across the graduation stage at Colonial Life Arena

    Cocky: Out of the Box

    CEC student Sarah Sylvester's last official acts as Cocky, donning the iconic yellow mascot shoes and walking across the graduation stage at Colonial Life Arena.

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The Molinaroli College of Engineering and Computing is heavily involved in ground-breaking research, led by world-class faculty and outstanding students. We are training the next generation of problem-solvers, and we can't wait to tell you their stories.

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Combining a love of chemical engineering and medicine to advance FDA medical device policy

Alumna Heather Agler has provided numerous contributions to policy surrounding medical devices and countermeasures during her 20 years with the FDA.

Never too young for research

For sophomore Zachary Gardiner, a chemical engineering major and nuclear engineering minor, his research experience began even before entering a classroom at the Molinaroli College of Engineering and Computing.

USC participating in Department of Energy collaboration to accelerate commercial fusion energy

The Molinaroli College of Engineering and Computing will take the lead on USC's part of $107 million in funding for six projects as part of the Department of Energy's Fusion Innovative Research Engine Collaboratives.

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