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<p>Ten King&#8217;s College juniors have been accepted by the University of Notre Dame as the third class to participate in the cooperative 3-2 dual degree program in engineering between the two Holy Cross Congregation educational institutions. The students have completed their third year of studies at King&#8217;s and will attend Notre Dame the next two academic years. Upon successful completion of the program, the students will earn a bachelor&#8217;s degree in one of four academic disciplines from King&#8217;s and a bachelor&#8217;s degree in one of seven engineering disciplines from Notre Dame. Shown are, first row: Dr. Paul Lamore, associate professor of management and director of the King&#8217;s engineering program; students Erin Schmidt, aerospace engineering; Connor Murray, chemical engineering; Benjamin Baileys, electrical engineering; Zachery Lescowitch, civil engineering; and William Hearne, chemical engineering. Second row: students Aaron Griffith, civil engineering; Anthony Thomas, mechanical engineering; Michael Havrilla, civil engineering; Noah Dolphin, aerospace engineering; and Ryan Crossin, chemical engineering.</p><style>
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King’s students accepted to Notre Dame in dual-degree program