SSE Spotlights: Share Your Story

 

SSE Spotlights is the School of Science and Engineering’s community storytelling initiative; designed to surface and celebrate the people, ideas, and work that make SSE exceptional. From research breakthroughs and student experiences to alumni journeys, awards, events, and community partnerships, these stories help show what science and engineering at Tulane look like in action.

By completing the short form below, you’re helping the SSE Communications Team identify stories worth amplifying across university news, social media, websites, and photo or video features. You don’t need a finished narrative—just the key details. Our team will follow up, shape the story, and help share it in a way that reflects both your work and its broader impact.

When you share your story, you’re not just highlighting an individual achievement—you’re helping strengthen SSE’s collective voice, visibility, and global reputation, while ensuring the full breadth of our community is represented.

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Previous Spotlights

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From Campus to Career: How ENFRA’s 360 Promise Is Opening Doors for Tulane Students

Through internships, professional connections and full-time positions, Tulane students and alumni are discovering how their academic experiences can translate into meaningful careers across the growing energy industry.

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Tulane SSE Career Fair Draws 360 Students Ready to Take Their Next Step

Students connected with employers and Tulane alumni in pursuit of internships and career opportunities.

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Controlling Light at the Nanoscale: PhD Student Abdulhafeez Lukmon Builds Photonic Chips in Tulane’s Cleanroom

From Lagos to Tulane’s nanofabrication labs, Lukmon studies materials that can manipulate light while helping pave the way for research in the university’s new micro/nanofabrication cleanroom facility.

 

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