What do some our alumni say about their education at HMC?
Nate Cook (’95)
IvyMax
My Mudd education has been indispensable for this job. My attitude towards science has been the single most important strength, and I know that my years at Harvey Mudd contributed positively and greatly to that attitude.
Jan. 1, 1997
Fred Streitz (’83)
Auburn University
I love teaching (but then, I learned from the best), and love my research - it's trying to do both all the time that I am finding taxing.
Jan. 1, 1997
Joseph Thywissen (’94)
Harvard University
Congratulations on the department's recent vigorous activity! It sounds great in that it provides more research opportunities for undergraduates....
Jan. 1, 1997
Matt McAdams (’92)
TrackVia
I very frequently thank my good fortune in having gone to HMC. I managed to learn a whole bunch of physics despite my best efforts to the contrary. :-) When I got to grad school I realized how good my undergrad classes had been. I think the biggest selling point for your department is the opportunity to do research and write a senior thesis working one-on-one with a faculty member. At _ _ _ _ _ _ _, undergrads get pawned off on us grad students, who assign the undergrads some boring grunt work--like build this circuit or do this computer simulation. At Mudd the physics research opportunities are much more intimate and enriching. It's pretty good experience for doing research in any field.
Jan. 1, 1997


