The Harvey Mudd College mascot figure, affectionately known as HMC the Engineer, is a beloved symbol of the school's engineering roots and commitment to academic excellence. HMC the Engineer is a representation of the dedicated and passionate students who attend Harvey Mudd College and embodies the spirit of the college community. The mascot figure was first introduced in the 1960s and has since become an iconic symbol of Harvey Mudd College. HMC the Engineer stands tall, proudly wearing a traditional engineer's cap and holding a hammer and wrench, symbolizing the hands-on and practical approach to learning that is characteristic of the college. The mascot figure is often seen at various college events and athletic games, bringing a sense of pride and unity to the Harvey Mudd College community. HMC the Engineer serves as a reminder of the college's strong engineering program and its dedication to producing top-notch engineers who will make a positive impact on the world.
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HMC the Engineer serves as a reminder of the college's strong engineering program and its dedication to producing top-notch engineers who will make a positive impact on the world. The mascot figure has also become an embodiment of the college's core values of collaboration, innovation, and problem-solving. HMC the Engineer represents the college's commitment to excellence in STEM education and its emphasis on equipping students with the skills and knowledge they need to become successful engineers.
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232 pages, Mass Market Paperback
First published April 25, 2019
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She started her film journalism career with Filmfare and was also the entertainment editor at Marie Claire. Sukanya has been part of the creative team, including scripting and research, for shows such as Look Who's Talking With Niranjan (ZEE Café), Design HQ Season 2 (Fox Life) and Koffee with Karan (Season 6). Based in Mumbai, she is currently working on her next book.
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Reviews for "The Role of Mascots in Creating a Sense of Belonging: The Harvey Mudd College Example"
1. John - 2 stars - As an alum of Harvey Mudd College, I was really disappointed with the quality of this mascot figure. The material used feels cheap and the overall design lacks the attention to detail that I would have expected. Additionally, the paint job on the figure was sloppy, with noticeable smudges and uneven colors. Overall, this mascot figure does not live up to the standards of the prestigious college it represents and I would not recommend it to fellow alumni or fans.
2. Sarah - 1 star - I had high hopes for this Harvey Mudd College mascot figure, but it turned out to be a complete disappointment. The figure arrived damaged with a visible crack on the back, suggesting poor packaging and shipping. The colors were also faded and not as vibrant as advertised. It's obvious that the manufacturer cut corners in terms of quality control and production. I expected better from a college mascot figure and I regret purchasing it.
3. Michael - 2 stars - I was really excited to add this Harvey Mudd College mascot figure to my collection, but the overall execution of the product left much to be desired. The figure itself is quite small and lacks the detail that would make it truly stand out. The paint job is also subpar, with noticeable streaks and clumps in certain areas. For the price I paid, I expected a higher quality product and I can't say I'm satisfied with my purchase.
4. Emily - 3 stars - While I appreciate the effort to create a Harvey Mudd College mascot figure, I was not overly impressed with the final result. The dimensions of the figure seem a bit off, making it less visually appealing. The paint job is decent, but not exceptional, and there were a few minor imperfections on the surface. Overall, it's an average mascot figure that lacks that extra spark to make it truly special.