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Impact of YOUR Philanthropy ASML Plaza at the Engineering and Interdisciplinary Sciences Complex Impact Report 2022

Thank You For Making This Possible On behalf of San Diego State University and the College of Sciences, we thank ASML/Cymer for their ongoing support of SDSU's EIS Complex. Your generous interdisciplinary support means so much to us. Because of you, the student experience is richer and more varied. Because of you, we are able to attract and retain stellar faculty. Because of you, we are able to conduct more research and design new solutions to important problems facing our community and the world. Because of you, Aztec scientists, students, and faculty stand among the best in the world.

With gratitude,

Jeffrey T. Roberts, Ph.D. Dean, College of Sciences

On behalf of San Diego State University and the College of Engineering, we extend our gratitude for ASML/Cymer's support of SDSU's EIS Complex.

Philanthropic support from generous organizations like ASML/CYMER helps us attract the most promising students and faculty to our campus and opens doors to life-changing opportunities such as research programs and student club projects. Your support of the EIS Complex has truly made a difference.

You are empowering our SDSU students to build the skills, knowledge, and expertise they need to become the engineers of the future!

Gratefully,

Eugene A. Olevsky, Ph.D. Dean, College of Engineering

We hope you enjoy learning of the difference you have made to San Diego State University and how much we appreciate the impact you continue to have on the students, faculty, staff, and leadership at SDSU. San Diego State University.

Thank you for all you do for

EIS Complex About EIS

The new 85,000 square foot Engineering & Interdisciplinary Sciences (EIS) Complex allowed San Diego State University (SDSU) to grow its engineering programs, develop educational and research programs in areas of STEM excellence, create interdisciplinary centers in engineering and sciences focused on pressing societal challenges, and support the development of new enterprises, both start-up businesses and social enterprises.

The new complex which opened in 2018 transformed the physical campus and became the central location for student engagement and STEM activities at SDSU. The complex provided new collaboration and meeting spaces and the opportunity for all SDSU entrepreneurship centers to be under one roof.

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Naming of ASML Plaza The ASML Plaza is the central gathering point of the Engineering and Interdisciplinary Sciences (EIS) Complex. Faculty, staff, and visitors who use the building pass through every day to teach classes, conduct lab research, and attend meetings and events. STEM students also walk through the plaza daily to get to their classes and labs. ASML signage is displayed in four locations above the patio where students, faculty, and staff congregate.

ASML Plaza | East-facing view (two signs)

ASML Plaza | West-facing view (two signs)

EIS Complex

Stewardship Events ASML/Cymer executives participated in several events leading up to the opening of the new EIS complex.

2015 - Groundbreaking Ceremony A groundbreaking ceremony to mark the construction of the EIS Complex was held on November 5, 2015.

Above: Signage recognizing Cymer's sponsorship of Cymer Plaza

Left: View of ground breaking ceremony.

Above: Sample of large poster displayed at ground breaking ceremony.

EIS Complex

Stewardship Events 2016 - EIS Topping-Off Ceremony and Luncheon A topping-off ceremony to mark the placement of the last beam atop the EIS Complex during construction. SDSU President Elliott Hirshman, College of Engineering Dean Morteza “Monte” Mehrabadi, and College of Sciences Dean Stanley Maloy attended the festivities along with ASML Vice President Blake Miller. Each signed the beam and enjoyed the luncheon.

President Elliott Hirshman thanks donors

Blake Miller visits with College of Sciences Dean Stanley Maloy

ASML/Cymer signature on beam adjacent to SDSU President Elliot Hirshman

The last beam is placed atop the EIS Building

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Stewardship Events 2018 - EIS Complex Grand Opening Dedication The EIS Complex Grand Opening Celebration and Dedication were held on Tuesday, January 16, 2018. The new, cooperatively focused EIS Complex kicked off a new era of scientific and engineering collaboration at SDSU. ASML/Cymer was recognized throughout the event, including the attendee program/site map, public address mentions and Dan Brown's participation in the ribboncutting ceremony.

President Sally Roush addresses the crowd in front of ASML Plaza

Attendees entered and exited the event through ASML Plaza

Vice President Dan Brown participated in the EIS Complex ribbon-cutting ceremony.

ASML/Cymer team at the celebration

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ASML Plaza

ASML Plaza | Multi-Purpose Area The ASML Plaza in the EIS Complex is a popular venue to host various events such as: Engineering Senior Banquet College of Sciences Academic Year Welcome Student showcases Women in Engineering-WE Believe poster presentation Zahn Innovation Platform (ZIP) Hackathon Explore SDSU ASML Plaza is used Monday through Friday for senior design efforts and for after-hour events for the College of Sciences and College of Engineering.

SDSU Mechatronics team members during EIS Celebration

A BCB campus coffee cart located in ASML Plaza averages 600 transactions per week. Many students, faculty and staff gather in the plaza to enjoy a cup of coffee with their peers and colleagues.

SDSU Safe-D team during Explore SDSU event

Engineering and Sciences Student Groups

Society of Asian Scientists & Engineering Club

SDSU Mechatronics Club

2021 Engineering Senior Design Day

Student Ethnicities

EIS Complex

Engineering & Sciences Student Classes Since its opening in January 2018, the EIS Complex has had 8,944 students taking various classes in engineering and sciences including: Fluid Mechanics Lab Aerospace Engineering Senior Project Applied Hydraulics Geotechnical Engineering Lab STUDENTS Open Channel Hydraulics have taken classes in Environmental Engineering Lab the EIS Complex Materials Laboratory Engineering Design: Intro Engineering Design Senior Project Mechanical and Thermal Systems Lab Sustainable Water Sanitation Systems

8,944

Number of Students Taking Classes in the EIS Complex by Semester 1,648

Fall 2018 1,197

Fall 2019 393

Fall 2020

1,310

Fall 2021

1,225

Spring 2018

1,347

Spring 2019

1,218

Spring 2020 335

Spring 2021 Summer 2018

120

Summer 2019

130

Summer 2021

Students utilizing laboratory and research workspaces in EIS Complex

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Please note that enrollment will be lower from Fall 2020-Summer 2021 due to the limited in-person courses because of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Aztec Racing Club student organization utilizing space in EIS Complex

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Student Recruitment Research/Recruitment Areas of Interest and involvement: Plasma physics (ASML/Cymer’s #1 recruiting priority) Electrical engineering Chemistry Computer science Mechanical Engineering student projects Computational fluid dynamics modeling Quantum physics Recruitment Data from Career Services: ASML/Cymer has posted 22 positions on SDSU Handshake since February 2020, including 12 full-time, and 10 internship opportunities.

2021 College of Sciences Graduate

181 applications have been submitted to ASML/Cymer's posted internship and career opportunities, and of those, 166 applications were for local, San Diego internship positions. Mechanical Engineering and Computer Science majors represented a majority of the applicants.

2 current ASML/Cymer employees are mentors through the Aztec Mentor Program.

100 SDSU alumni currently work at ASML/Cymer (source: LinkedIn)

2021 College of Engineering Graduate

2020 College of Engineering Femineer® Program | STEM Possible Event Students also had the opportunity to participate in a Networking session with various STEM role models from companies and organizations across San Diego County, including ASML/Cymer.

STEM Possible Event.

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Partnership Recognition/Engagement Each year, leaders from ASML are invited to the Evening Celebrating Philanthropy, a donor event hosted by the SDSU President to recognize generous donors who have given $1M+. ASML/Cymer leaders attended the event in 2016, 2017, 2019, and 2020.

President Elliott Hirshman presented Blake Miller with a Presidential Medallion during the 2016 event.

President Elliott Hirshman presented Ed Brown with a Presidential Medallion during the 2017 event.

President Adela de la Torre hosted the 2019 and 2020 events. Dan Brown pictured here at the 2019 event.

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Partnership Recognition/Engagement Donor Recognition | Tower Society The Tower Society honors donors who have made lifetime contributions of $50,000 or more to support the university's educational mission. ASML is recognized at the Summa Cum Laude level for lifetime contributions of $1,000,000 or more.

Donor Recognition | Campaign Donor Wall Listing ASML is listed on The Campaign for SDSU Donor Wall located in the middle of campus recognizing donors who generously supported SDSU's first comprehensive campaign.

Campaign Donor Wall

ASML Listed on Donor Wall under $1,000,000 - $4,999,999 Donors Campaign Donor Wall

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Undergraduate/Graduate Student/Faculty Engagement SDSU Student |ASML/Cymer Outreach Opera From 2013-2018, ASML/Cymer organized for SDSU Physics students to attend the Annual High Tech Night at the Opera.

Padres Game In 2017 and 2018, ASML/Cymer organized for 350 SDSU Engineering students to attend the Padres game with current ASML/Cymer employees.

Cymer CEO Ed Brown with SDSU SPS members at the 14th Annual High-Tech Night @ the Opera. (Story on SDSU website)

ASML/Cymer Tours and Retreats 2017 Mechanical Engineering Faculty Retreat

2019 Mechanical Engineering Student Tour including College of Engineering Dean Eugene Olevsky

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SDSU Engagement |SDSU President | Engineering/Sciences Leadership 2015 In Fall 2015, President Elliott Hirshman, College of Sciences Dean Stanley Maloy and Vice President Stephen Welter met with Cymer's CEO Ed Brown and Vice President Blake Miller. The visit included: Tour of the facility Meet and greet with SDSU Alumni working in the labs.

SDSU President Elliott Hirshman

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2016-2017

College of Engineering engagement SDSU Mechatronics event In Fall 2016, College of Engineering Dean Mehrabadi and COE faculty visited ASML/Cymer. The visit included a tour of the Clean Room and dinner at the Cymer cafeteria.

College of Sciences engagement Physics student tour at ASML/Cymer Josh Thornes key note speaker for physics ARCS Scientist of the Year dinner College of Sciences Dean Stanley Maloy and Blake Miller breakfast Blake Miller, guest speaker for Biomedical Technology Student Association (BTSA)

Josh Thornes Marketing Director Cymer

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SDSU Engagement |SDSU President | Engineering/Sciences Leadership 2018 In Fall 2018, President Adela de la Torre and Vice President Stephen Welter met with: Daniel Brown, Ph.D., Vice President of Technology Development David Knowles, Ph.D., Vice President of Product Marketing Group Stephen Kowalk, Senior Director of Development and Engineering Mathew Abraham, Ph.D., Senior Director of Development and Engineering Niclas Mika, Vice President of U.S. Communications David Brandt, Director of University Relations

SDSU President Adela de la Torre

The visit included: ASML presentation of goals and initiatives; Future opportunities 2019 In Spring 2019, College of Sciences Dean Jeffery Roberts and Bill Tong, Ph.D., Chair, Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry visited ASML/Cymer and met with: Daniel Brown, Ph.D., Vice President of Technology Development Stephen Kowalk, Senior Director of Development and Engineering Niclas Mika, Vice President of U.S. Communications David Brandt, Director of University Relations The visit included: Dr. Bill Tong's laser/optics research Dr. Bill Tong invited Vice President Daniel Brown to speak at a seminar

Dr. Bill Tong's laser/optics research

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SDSU Board Involvement Member of The Campanile Foundation Board of Directors Ed Brown, ‘79, Industrial Studies Retired CEO Cymer Light Source

College of Engineering Dean’s Advisory Board Daniel Brown, Ph.D. Vice President of Technology ASML

SDSU Mechanical Engineering Advisory Board Kent Bruzzone, '86, Mechanical Engineering Director of Lab Operations ASML

SDSU Alumni Board of Advisors Brian Slye,'12, MBA Former Operations Manager Cymer "SDSU has given me so much: I met my wife (an SDSU alumna) through friends made in the MBA program, and also was hired at Cymer through SDSU's Career Services program. Being on the alumni board allows me to engage with SDSU and develop a stronger connection."

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Partnership Visibility Throughout the partnership, ASML/Cymer has received visibility through various SDSU outlets including SDSU magazine, newsletters, events, social media, and more.

Article | EIS: Significant new initiative

“The EIS Complex will transform our campus, fostering interdisciplinary research, exposing our students to state-ofthe-field technology and integrating entrepreneurship with research. It will be the gathering place and crossroads for the STEM disciplines on our campus a place to collaborate, innovate and create,” EIS Complex Rendering

SDSU President Elliott Hirshman

Article | SDSU Lean Enterprise Graduate Spearheads Program at Cymer, Resulting in Hundreds of Improvements.

Student profile on Cymer Manager Brian Slye Brian Slye enrolled in the Lean Enterprise Professional Certificate program at SDSU’s College of Extended Studies Brian Slye

Article | Aztecs Find Post-grad Success | Student Received Job at CYMER Story sharing how many recent SDSU alumni owe their post-graduation success in part to guidance provided through the Aztec Mentor Program.

SDSU alumni have a strong representation at ASML/Cymer.

Currently, about 100 Aztecs are employed in science, business and engineering at the company, which develops light sources to create semiconductor chips for electronic devices.

ASML/Cymer

Partnership Visibility

Article | Meet Me At Cymer

“Partnering with Cymer allows our students to acquire not just theoretical knowledge, but to actually work hands-on with professionals.”

Stanley Maloy, SDSU College of Rendering of Cymer Plaza

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Distributed via 360 Magazine, Newscenter, SDSU Alumni enewsletter Spring 2016 - 360 Magazine April 2016 - SDSU Alumni enewsletter March 2016 - Newscenter Article | Meet Adela de la Torre, San Diego State University's first Latina president (San Diego Union-Tribune) EIS photo with ASML signage included in San Diego Union-Tribune article introducing new SDSU President, Adela de la Torre.

Adela de la Torre, left, the new president of San Diego State University talks with Theresa M. Garcia, right, assistant dean for student affairs in the College of Engineering.

ASML Advanced Physics Laboratory Doc Morris Lab Naming

ASML/Cymer made a $300,000 gift to name the Advanced Physics Laboratory in honor of Richard "Doc" Morris who taught Physics at SDSU for 55 years. To recognize ASML/Cymer’s investment in the Advanced Physics Laboratory: • ASML logo above entrance of the ASML Advanced Physics Laboratory.

• Feature of the ASML Laboratory on the College of Sciences/Physics website.

• Recognition of the ASML Laboratory on the building map/directional signage.

• Naming recognition through 2032.

Cymer Gift Honors Physics Legend SDSU NewsCenter article highlighting Cymer gift for the Cymer Advanced Physics Lab ”Cymer is pleased to contribute to and participate in the dedication of the new Cymer Advanced Physics Lab, and the celebration of over 55 years of Doc Morris’s contribution to SDSU and the city of San Diego,”

said Ed Brown, president, and COO of

Cymer, Inc.

Dr. Richard (Doc) Morris in the Advanced Cymer Optics Lab at SDSU Physics Department

In Memoriam: Richard "Doc" Morris SDSU NewsCenter article: former colleagues and students look back on the 60-year teaching career of Richard “Doc” Morris.

As was typical of instructors of the era, Morris remained focused on teaching and had no large research grants to his name. It was to his credit,

Richard "Doc" Morris with students

however, that the physics department in 2012 received a $300,000 gift from Cymer, a San Diegobased tech firm, to expand and update the Morris lab.

ASML Engineering Student Design Day Sponsorship

Spring 2020 ASML EUV Student Design Day poster

Spring 2021 ASML Ladders for Lithography Student Design Day poster

2014-2021 ASML/Cymer logo included as sponsor in each Engineering Design Day program.

Thank You

Wrap-Up

ASML/Cymer's support of San Diego State University's Engineering and Interdisciplinary Sciences Complex has helped improve student success, advance research and attract/retain stellar faculty. Your generous support has been a source of inspiration, encouraging our campus community as we move forward in the work we do.

Thank you for helping to advance our educational mission and the goals and dreams of our students. As we prepare to celebrate our 125th Anniversary in 2022, our future is brighter than ever because of you.

Again, thank you for your kindness, generosity, and confidence in SDSU.

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