USC Viterbi School of Engineering : Viterbi Alum Ming Hsieh Makes Record Donation To Name USC’s Electrical Engineering Department

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October 22, 2006 —

	Putting a Fingerprint on Electrical Engineering - Oct 22, 2006 Cogent, Inc. co-founder and Viterbi School alumnus Ming Hsieh has given $35 million to name the School's oldest and most prominent department. Read this cover story about him from the upcoming Fall/Winter 2006 USC Viterbi Engineer magazine.
	Viterbi School Celebrates a Momentous Gift to Name the Department of Electrical Engineering Oct 24, 2006 The Viterbi School celebrates a record-breaking gift and naming of the third department in its history at a red-carpet ceremony held in the Ronald Tutor Hall Courtyard.
	USC Electrical Engineering: Innovation and Excellence Oct 22, 2006 With 54 tenured or tenure-track faculty, the new USC Ming Hsieh Department of Electrical Engineering is the Viterbi School's largest, and one of the largest of its kind in the nation. Learn about some of the department's extraordinary milestones during its 100 years of rich history.

USC Press Release

Viterbi Alum Ming Hsieh Makes Record Donation To Name USC’s Electrical Engineering Department
- 10/22/06 - Press Release of the Naming (English)
- 10/22/06 - Press Release (Mandarin)

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