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University of Utah College of Engineering Newsletter Spotlights ARCS Utah Chapter
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2012 Scientist of the Year Dinner
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"It is clear that if the United States is going to retain our position as the preeminent economy in the world, that we need to accelerate our development of talented engineering graduates in this country. ARCS® Foundation recognized this need over five decades ago and established a very focused and innovative scholar awards program to support U.S. citizens interested in pursuing graduate degrees in math, science, and engineering. My family and I support this program personally (in Northern California) and Intel has been the beneficiary of many talented ARCS Scholars both from their academic work and their workforce contributions to our country."Paul Otellini
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