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duce a new breed of engineer who has not only a theoretical under-
standing of manufacturing, but also practical, hands-on experience.

Acknowledgments

The Greenfield Coalition is partly supported by Grant EEC-
9630951 under the Engineering Education Coalitions Program at the
National Science Foundation. Focus: HOPE, the coalition’s industry
and academic partner, has contributed valuable resources to support the
development of the Greenfield Coalition.

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