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Table of Contents Donor Profiles 1 Leadership Perspective 14 Bimal Bose 2 2013 Year in Review 13 G&W Electric Company 4 Investing in Innovation 42 Jay Giri 6 Investing in IEEE Initiatives 43 Jay Greenberg 7 IEEE Life Members Fund 41 Michael Heyeck 8 IEEE History Center 33 Dan D. Hoolihan 9 IEEE PES Scholarship Plus 25 John Impagliazzo 10 Empowering Bright Minds 37 Susumu Kobayashi 11 Recognition of Innovation 16 William Middleton 13 IEEE Circle of Honor 35 Emerson Pugh 14 IEEE Heritage Circle 12 Lotfollah Shafai 16 IEEE Goldsmith Legacy League 23 James M. Tien 18 Leadership Donors 39 Ralph W. Wyndrum, Jr. 20 Advocate Donors 41 Honorarium Gifts 42 Tribute Gifts 44 Matching Gifts 45 IEEE Board of Directors IEEE Foundation Board of Directors IEEE Foundation Professional Staff

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2 | Transforming Lives Through Technology Leadership Perspective: Transforming Lives through Technology

Flash back to 1973. Your HP-35 pocket scientific calculator made calcula- tions for engineering projects faster and more precise. You were relieved that, thanks to word processors, your proposals and papers could be edited instead of retyped. You relaxed by playing electronic games on your Odyssey Home Entertainment System. And you were in awe watch- ing NASA send astronauts to live and work in the space station Skylab. You were likely less aware, however, of those working on innovations that would change the way we live 40 years later. Bob Metcalfe was working on the Ethernet, a precursor to the wireless world in which we live today. Vint Cerf and Robert Kahn were designing TCP/IP, the internet protocol that enabled the world-wide sharing of information via the Internet. The patent for a radio telephone system was issued to Motorola, paving the way for the cell phone revolution that transformed the way we communicate and work. Google was just a thought, as 1973 marked the births of Larry Page and Sergey Brin. Thanks to you, our donors, the IEEE Foundation has proudly supported the efforts of the engineering and technology community that have dramatically changed our lives over the past 40 years. During the IEEE Foundation’s first 40 years, we honored and recognized extraordinary professionals and their innovative discoveries. We enabled educational programs that trained teachers and IEEE members to encourage children to discover, explore and appreciate engineering. Today we provide scholarships to students pursuing engineering careers through the IEEE PES Scholarship Plus Initiative. We also support high-impact programs for young professionals to engage in technology projects that improve the quality of life in developing communities. During the next 40 years, the IEEE Foundation aspires to significantly increase its impact by building on the successes that have helped get us to where we are today. Recognizing the need for closer alignment with IEEE, the IEEE Foundation Board of Directors approved a revised mission statement in 2013 “to enable IEEE programs that enhance technology access, literacy, and education; support the IEEE professional community; and inspire the generosity of donors.” We need your help to accomplish this mission. As a first step, we will actively fundraise for our new “signature programs” that offer you the opportunity to support more scalable and higher impact IEEE programs. Next, we are upgrading our digital presence to provide you with an engaging online experience where you can see the programs you support in action, find more ways to be involved, and to make it even easier for you to donate and obtain receipts from your computer or hand-held device. Thank you for your contributions to the IEEE Foundation’s first 40 years of success. We hope to make your engagement with us even more rewarding and hope that you will share your experiences with others so that they too will support the IEEE Foundation during the next 40 years.

Leah H. Jamieson Matthew S. Loeb IEEE Foundation President IEEE Foundation Executive Director

2013 Honor Roll of Donors | 1 2013 - Year in Review

Thanks to the generosity of our donors, $3,872,102 was donated in support of IEEE programs, making the 40th year of IEEE Foundation a banner year. More than 8,000 donors made more than 12,000 gifts that were invested in projects that transform lives throughout the world. Institutional giving from corporations, foundations and organizations has increased this year and contributed to more than $2 million of overall gifts as represented in the Giving by Constituency chart. Life Member groups represent 68% of all individual giving, and Legacy gifts through bequests are up from last year as represented in the Giving by Individuals chart. The Program Expenditures chart on page 3 shows the programs and initiatives in which IEEE Foundation invested $3,345,300 in 2013. More information about these programs and how donations were invested are shared on the pages that follow.

Giving by Constituency $2,126,236 Corporations, Foundations and Organizations

$1,344,416 Individuals

Giving by Individuals 25% 17% Life Members Life Senior Members

8% Bequests $401,450 IEEE Organizational Units

5% Non-Members

8% Senior Members & Fellows

All denominations in this publication are in USA dollars and are based on non-audited financials 11% as of 20 February 2014. Audited financials are Members, Associates, 26% available on ieeefoundation.org. Affiliates, and Students Life Fellows

2 | Transforming Lives Through Technology Your gifts have impact and make a difference. We thank you for partnering with us to support educational programs, scholarships, fellowships, historical preservation, projects that apply technology for social impact and innovation, and the recognition of scientific and engineering excellence both past and present. Each gift transforms lives: The many people served by IEEE Foundation supported programs thank all of you who have donated, making initiatives such as the ones highlighted in this Honor Roll of Donors possible. They rely upon the growing list of IEEE members, institutions and friends contributing generously to the Foundation. Your philanthropic commitment advances IEEE’s core purpose to foster technological innovation and excellence for the benefit of humanity. Ways to keep helping: Throughout the year or during membership renewal, there are many opportunities for you to help transform lives. When you read this Honor Roll of Donors, you may be inspired to find new ways to support IEEE programs or extend your generosity to help us build a strong future for IEEE and the people it serves. How to contact us: The IEEE Development Office professional staff is here to assist you. You can e-mail us at [email protected], call +1 732 562 5550, or by mail: IEEE Foundation, 445 Hoes Lane, Piscataway, NJ 08854 USA.

Program Expenditures $530,950 Investing in IEEE $107,034 Initiatives IEEE Life Members Fund page 6 page 7 $515,976 Investing in Innovation nd (Grants) Fu Fund page 4-5 embers M fe Technology $823,348 Fund Recognition of Foundation Innovation Humanitarian Li page 11 $271,619 IEEE History Center page 8

$252,407 Empowering $843,966 Bright Minds IEEE Power & Energy Society Scholarship Plus page 10 Initiative page 9

2013 Honor Roll of Donors | 3 Investing in Innovation

Each year the IEEE Foundation receives many more requests to its Grants Program than it is able to support. 11 During 2013, the IEEE Foundation identified 29 worthy projects being conducted all over the world and awarded a total of $515,975 in grants. Your donations make it 6 possible to fund these innovative projects. 3 5 1 Distributed from the IEEE Foundation Fund, IEEE Life 18 22 14 Members Fund and IEEE Humanitarian Technology Fund, 13 28 17 grants are solicited and awarded by the IEEE Foundation 19 21 Board of Directors and IEEE Life Members Committee to IEEE 4 organizational units and other charitable organizations in these 16 three areas of focus: 7 EDUCATION - Expand and enhance engineering, science, and technology education opportunities for students of all ages through mid-career professionals 27 to positively impact IEEE involvement and workforce development HISTORY OF TECHNOLOGY - Increase awareness of the impact and influence of early technology on the present and future among the public at large APPLYING TECHNOLOGY FOR HUMANITARIAN CAUSES - Implement or disseminate replicable, sustainable technology-based solutions for humanitarian issues in underserved 15 and underprivileged areas

Education – $283,920 Awarded 1. Development of a TryEngineering.org Mobile Site $40,000; IEEE Foundation Fund 2. IEEE MADC- Mobile Applications Development Contest $7,700; IEEE Foundation Fund 3. Design Squad Global 11. K-12 STEM Outreach in Computer and Electrical $50,000; IEEE Foundation Fund Engineering 4. Lean Manufacturing and Intro to Manufacturing $19,680; IEEE Life Members Fund $5,000; IEEE Foundation Fund 12. IV Engineering, Technology and Innovation Week 5. BGCO LEGO League $13,325; IEEE Life Members Fund $1,500; IEEE Foundation Fund 13. CMD-IT Student Professional Development 6. 2014 IEEE Sections Congress Workshops $50,000; IEEE Foundation Fund $21,000; IEEE Life Members Fund 7. Compartir es Educar “sharing is educating” 14. The Next Generation of Engineers $4,070; IEEE Humanitarian Technology Fund $10,500; IEEE Life Members Fund 8. Kitenga Village Project: Solar for Science Center 15. MIDA - Museo de la Ingeniería Desde la Antigüedad $10,010; IEEE Humanitarian Technology Fund $7,435; IEEE Life Members Fund 9. Educating-Through-Technology Phase 1 16. METS Science and Engineering Fair $13,450; IEEE Humanitarian Technology Fund $5,000; IEEE Life Members Fund 10. Balkan STEMification 17. How it works -- Computer Operation Interactive $18,750; IEEE Life Members Fund $6,500; IEEE Life Members Fund

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History – $163,500 Humanitarian – $68,555 18. Divine Discontent: Charles P. Steinmetz 24. IEEE Region 10 Humanitarian Technology $76,500; IEEE Foundation Fund Conference $11,000; IEEE Humanitarian Technology Fund 19. The Computer Wore Heels interactive iBookApp $4,000; IEEE Life Members Fund 25. Open Humanitarian Engineering Research Program $15,000; IEEE Humanitarian Technology Fund 20. Let there be Light: Beginnings of Multiphase AC 26. Micro-Grid for Uganda $9,500; IEEE Life Members Fund $9,000; IEEE Humanitarian Technology Fund 21. The Manhattan Project’s Legacy of Innovation 27. Futuros Ingenieros $50,000; IEEE Life Members Fund $3,000; IEEE Life Members Fund 22. On-line Engineering History Course Workshop 28. Matthew’s Town Technology Hub $12,500; IEEE Life Members Fund $10,875; IEEE Foundation General Fund 23. Discover Milestones of Ukrainian Science 29. Social Change Hackathon $11,000; IEEE Life Members Fund $19,680; IEEE Foundation General Fund

2013 Honor Roll of Donors | 5 Investing in IEEE Initiatives

Donor support enabled IEEE Foundation to invest $530,950 in the following IEEE initiatives during 2013: • Grainger-IEEE PES Student Program received $75,000 to encourage LEARN students enrolled in curricula focused on electric power engineering ieeefoundation.org to participate in IEEE-PES meetings. Made possible by The Grainger Foundation. LIKE facebook.com/IEEEFoundation • IEEE Awards Program received $396,000 to honor the top minds in tech- nology and recognize these icons at the annual IEEE Honors Ceremony. DONATE ieee.org/donate • A special awards ceremony to honor Irwin Jacobs, 2013 IEEE Medal of Honor recipient, received nearly $10,000. Made possible by Qualcomm. • Engineers Week 2014, led by IEEE-USA, received $45,000 for the Discover Engineering Family Day and Future City Competition. • science Kits for Libraries Project of the IEEE Chicago Section received $2,000 to encourage local libraries to make science kits available. • Padovani Lecturer Program at the IT-S North American Summer School of Information Theory received more than $1,700.

PES Scholars and students from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Student Megan Milam of Clemson University, SC, USA explains her IEEE Power visit the G&W Electric Company headquarters in Bolingbrook, IL, USA for a tour & Energy Society Student Poster Session entry titled: Smart Meter Deployment of the facilities. G&W Electric Company is a $500,000 donor to the PES S+. and Applications in the United States. Support from the Grainger Foundation enables the Grainger-IEEE PES Student Program which provides the funds need- ed for student poster sessions, such as this one held during the PES General Meeting in July in Vancouver, BC, Canada.

6 | Transforming Lives Through Technology IEEE Life Members Fund: A 40 Year Partnership

The establishment of the IEEE Life Members Fund (LMF) was one of the very first actions taken by the IEEE Foundation in its founding year. The origins of the LMF date back to 1944 but since 1973 it has been an essential part of the IEEE Foundation and has depended on the generosity of IEEE members and friends to support its initiatives.

What started 40 years ago has grown into a strong working partnership IEEE Life Members Fund: between the IEEE Foundation Board of Directors and the IEEE Life Members Supports the activities of Committee (LMC). Today, these two collaborate in numerous ways including interest to Life Members, Investing in Innovation through the Grants Program (see pages 4-5) and engineering students, and hosting local Life Member receptions to encourage the active engagement potential engineers that of IEEE Life Members (LMs). During 2013, receptions were held in Philadelphia, PA, USA on 12 April and Scottsdale, AZ, USA on 11 October. 1) reflect the breadth and range of the engineering field; In addition, the LMC routinely provides support to a number of ongoing initiatives of IEEE. In 2013, $107,034 was invested in these 2) make a significant, and other ongoing IEEE initiatives: positive global impact on the profession; and • Washington Internships for Students of Engineering, an IEEE-USA program 3) improve the awareness of engineering. • IEEE Life Member Graduate Study Fellowship bestowed by IEEE • IEEE Regional Student Paper Prize Contests, one run by each of the ten IEEE Regions by the Numbers • IEEE Donald G. Fink Award bestowed by IEEE • IEEE Life Members’ Fellowship in Electrical History administered by the IEEE History Committee IEEE Life Members • The Bernard S. Finn IEEE History Prize administered by the Society 28,150 active Life Members for the History of Technology in cooperation with the IEEE History Center 80 Life Members Supporting activities that keep LMs active and engaged is also important Affinity Groups to the LMC. Each year, the LMC publishes, in print and online, two news- (LMAG) letters to keep members up-to-date on LM activities. Local IEEE sections are encouraged to form Life Member Affinity Groups (LMAG) as a way 250 LMAG events for LMs to remain active, advance the profession, and contribute to the that served social good. In August of 2013, the LMC hosted an IEEE Technical Tour to 13,000 members Canada. This was the fourth annual technology-themed tour to celebrate the rich heritage of IEEE by visiting IEEE milestones. To support all these worthy activities, the LMC encourages LMs and other friends to donate to the LMF. Donors who give $125 or more to the LEARN ieee.org/lifemembers LMF receive a limited edition commemorative coaster celebrating an IEEE Milestone. The 2013/2014 coaster, the seventh in the series, celebrates DONATE the Landing of the Transatlantic Cable. ieee.org/donate

2013 Honor Roll of Donors | 7 IEEE History Center: Preserving and Promoting Our Heritage

The IEEE History Center preserves the institutional history of IEEE. It also archives and promotes engineering and technology and their roles in the history of the world. Sharing how creative problem-solving has shaped the modern world brings apprecia- tion of past, present and future technology within reach of us all. The success of the History Center’s programs depends upon the generosity of its many friends and donors. With 136 Milestones dedicated in all, the last one of 2013 was special. Held in Philadelphia at the Franklin The History Center delivers its resources to the fingertips of the public Institute, this Milestone dedication recognized the through the IEEE Global History Network (GHN), which continues to collection of papers that comprised the First Technical Meeting of the American Institute of Electrical grow in content and popularity. An exciting development in the GHN, Engineers (AIEE), IEEE’s earliest predecessor www.ieeeghn.org, is an initiative to bring into a single site the historical society. This celebration summed up the Milestone Program and its own history in one celebration, material of other societies (AIChE, AIME, ASCE and ASME; plus SWE sponsored by an IEEE Student Branch. and SPE). A grant from The United Engineering Society to bring the IEEE History Center Director Michael Geselowitz and founder societies aboard the GHN and re-brand it as a unified history Drexel University IEEE Student Branch past chair Liz Plowman at The Franklin Institute celebrating of engineering site will show results in 2014 and has the potential to the Milestone dedication commemorating the first become the top Web site for the history of engineering and technology. technical meeting of AIEE.

The following programs are featured on the GHN: by the Numbers Oral Histories record and share the memories of hundreds of professional icons. History Center IEEE Milestones in and Computing honor increase in visits to GHN technological achievements and instill pride in the heritage of engineering. 25% First-Hand Histories empower technologists from around the world to 15% increase in GHN content share their personal stories of technological innovation. 60 Oral Histories posted IEEE Significant Technological Achievement Recognition Selec- tions (STARS) Program are invited, peer-reviewed articles on the history 4 Milestones dedicated of major developments in electrical and computer science and technology. 57 First-Hand Histories Archives contain the historically valuable records of IEEE maintained by posted the History Center. 3 STARS articles added Education Portal enables high school social studies teachers to develop, post, download and use history of technology curriculum in the classroom. 75K+ Tumblr followers

More Highlights: LEARN • Implemented outreach through Tumblr and Twitter ieeeghn.org • The best of STARS articles are published in Proceedings of the IEEE • Maxwell’s Equations article drew all-time record views on The Institute’s FOLLOW Web site engineeringhistory.tumblr.com twitter.com/IEEEHistory • Published New York by Joseph J. Cunningham through the Amazon CreateSpace DONATE ieee.org/donate

8 | Transforming Lives Through Technology PES S+: The Next Generation of Power Engineers

Addressing the impending shortfall of power engineers needed “The motivation to sustain and transform the electric energy systems is the goal provided by the IEEE PES Scholarship Plus of the IEEE PES Scholarship Plus Initiative (PES S+). A partner- Initiative, and by the ship between the IEEE Power & Energy Society (PES) and the Estey Award, helped IEEE Foundation, PES S+ provides multi-year scholarships and me decide to pursue further education and hands-on career experience opportunities to qualifying electrical a career in the power field,” said Nicolas. engineering undergraduate students in the USA and Canada. “I am forever grateful to the donors and the selection committees that have Since its inception in 2011, PES S+ has incentivized students to study made these awards possible, and I look power engineering and worked to integrate these students into industry forward to rewarding experiences in the and IEEE. Early evidence reveals success as there has been a 50% power field over the next several years increase in enrollment of students entering into the power and energy at Drexel, and long into the future.” electives in universities throughout the USA. Nicolas Coleman In 2013, contributions to the IEEE PES Scholarship Initiative Fund Drexel University, Class of 2013 enabled the program to support 228 IEEE PES Scholars at 110 schools across the USA and Canada. Add to that the number of students by the Numbers supported since the inception in 2011 and the PES S+ is beginning to have a powerful impact for students, corporations and the field of PES S+ Program power engineering. $5.2 million raised 549 scholarships distributed 380 scholars from 136 schools with: 13 John W. Estey outstanding Scholars 40 Schweitzer Meritorious scholars 160+ organizations offered internships or full-time positions 50% increase in students entering power and energy fields

LEARN ee-scholarship.org LIKE Attending the 2013 IEEE PES General Meeting in Vancouver, BC, Canada are, from left, PES Scholars facebook.com/ieeepes.scholarship.plus Sruti Nuthalapati and Ross Beppler, 2012-13 IEEE PES President Noel Schulz, PES Scholar Stephen Collins, Wanda Reder, Co-Chair of the PES S+, John W. Estey, President and CEO of S&C Electric Company and DONATE donor to the PES S+, and PES Scholar Eric DePinto. ieee.org/donate

2013 Honor Roll of Donors | 9 Empowering Bright Minds: Scholarships, Grants and Educational Programs

Empowering the bright minds of the next generation of engi- by the Numbers neers through scholarships, travel grants and other educational programs is made possible through the generous support of Bright Minds donors from all over the world. In 2013: 1,167 IEEE-HKN student • IEEE- - To encourage and celebrate character, attitude, members encouraged leadership and scholarship, the honor society of IEEE received more scholarships bestowed than $100,000 in support. 12 • Scholarships – To aid in their quest to become engineers, 75+ travel grants provided undergraduate students received more than $23,000 in scholarships. • Travel Grants – To expand their educational experience, students LEARN received more than $90,000 in travel grants to enable their participation HKN.org in IEEE technical conferences. • Other Educational Programs – To encourage technical and LIKE facebook.com/IEEE.HKN non-technical learning opportunities, young professionals and students received more than $24,000 in support. DONATE ieee.org/donate

IEEE-Eta Kappa Nu (HKN) student conferences develop future leaders in IEEE- Attending the 2013 IEEE PES General Meeting in Vancouver, BC, Canada designated fields of interest. The 2013 Student Leadership Conference was hosted are from left, Wanda Reder, Co-Chair of the PES S+, PES Scholars Stephen by the Beta Epsilon Chapter, Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ, USA. More Collins and Eric DePinto, Dr. Edmund O. Schweitzer, III President and than 120 students, faculty, board members and speakers gathered to learn, CEO of Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories and donor to the PES S+, and plan, and share about IEEE-HKN and preparing for the workforce. Individual PES Scholars Nicole Zimmerman, Ross Beppler and Sruti Nuthalapati. and institutional donors generously offset the expenses.

10 | Transforming Lives Through Technology Recognition of Innovation IEEE Awards: Accelerating Advances

We celebrate those who truly live the IEEE mission, accelerating Congratulations to the advances of technology in a world accustomed to asking, Our Board President “What’s next?” and receiving answers to that question at an ever-increasing rate. The men and women we honor are leaders within our community who were not content to let the future come to them, but instead raced forward to create it. The IEEE Foundation takes pride in honoring those who have accelerated advances through its support of the IEEE Awards Program.

IEEE Awards Program IEEE Foundation Fund The 2013 IEEE Richard M. Ember- The IEEE Awards Program develops Sponsors Two Medals son Award, sponsored by the IEEE and preserves an awards portfolio and One Service Award Technical Activities Board, was awarded to IEEE Foundation President Leah H. that recognizes excellence in 2013 IEEE Medal of Honor was Jamieson (FIEEE), John A. Edwardson the technical and professional awarded to Irwin Dean of Engineering and Ransburg communities worldwide. IEEE Mark Jacobs (LFIEEE), Distinguished Professor of Electrical Founding Chairman Awards are presented to those and Computer Engineering, Purdue and CEO Emeritus, whose work has positively University, West Lafayette, IN, USA, “for Qualcomm, Inc., San impacted our world. contributions to IEEE technical activities Diego, CA, USA, “for through leadership, strategic planning, IEEE Medals—the highest awards leadership and funda- public advocacy, and effective new pro- bestowed by IEEE, the IEEE Medal mental contributions to digital commu- grams, most notably Engineering Projects of Honor is the highest medal in nications and wireless technology.” in Community Service (EPICS).” this category 2013 IEEE Founders Medal was IEEE Technical Field Awards— awarded to Leo L. Beranek (LFIEEE), by the Numbers presented to individuals for Founder, Bolt Beranek and Newman contributions or leadership in (now Raytheon BBN Technologies), Awards Program their technical field Cambridge, MA, USA, “for leadership as a co-founder of a premier consult- 16 IEEE Medals IEEE Corporate Recognition, ing firm that shaped modern acoustical Service Awards, Prize Papers and Technical Field Awards practice and laid the groundwork for 33 Honorary Membership—presented the Internet, and for public service.” Corporate Recognitions, to individuals or corporations for 6 service Awards, Prize significant contributions to IEEE or 2013 IEEE Award Papers and Honorary for advances in technology was awarded to Barry L. Shoop (FIEEE), Professor and Deputy Head, Memberships IEEE Unit Awards—presented to Department of Electrical Engineering individuals by IEEE societies, sections, 64 Unit Awards and Computer Science, United States major boards or conferences, to Military Academy, West Point, NY, USA, celebrate technological achievements “for vision and leadership in improving LEARN often in a specific technical field ieee.org/awards IEEE operations and governance, and for building a stronger foundation for DONATE IEEE’s strategic future.” ieee.org/donate

2013 Honor Roll of Donors | 11 Encouraging Female problem is to reward outstanding female engineers for Engineers their successes. We need to encourage more female students to become engineers, so they can help us to Lotfollah Shafai educate more and better female engineers.” Lotfollah IEEE Life Fellow created this award, with the help of his daughter and Mr. Lotfollah (Lot) Shafai’s gift enabled wife, to recognize the success of female engineers in the creation of the Lot Shafai Mid-Career spite of all the difficulties. Lotfollah’s donation allows Distinguished Achievement Award. This unique award him to be recognized in the IEEE Heritage Circle. recognizes the past technical accomplishments and In 2013 he received the “John Kraus Antenna Award” future potential of outstanding women of mid-career from the IEEE Antennas and Propagation Society “for status in the field of antennas and propagation. IEEE contributions to the design and understanding of small Antennas and Propagation Society established the fund high efficiency feeds and terminals, wideband planar and will present the award annually. antennas, low loss conductors, and virtual array antennas”. Lotfollah says, “I know that female engineers with family This award fund is also held by the IEEE Foundation. responsibilities face challenges in engineering education and engineering practices to a different degree than He received his B.S. from the University of Tehran, men may. My daughter is an electrical engineer and I Tehran, Iran and M.S. and Ph.D. from the University of have come to understand deficiencies of our educational Toronto, Ontario, Canada. He is a Distinguished Professor system in addressing the needs of the female students,” in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering said Lotfollah. He added, “One way to overcome this at the University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, MB, Canada.

12 | Transforming Lives Through Technology Announcing the IEEE Circle of Honor

The IEEE Foundation is excited to announce a new donor Coulomb recognition group for our most generous institutional donors. $10,000,000 and more Beginning in 2014, this new group–the IEEE Circle of Honor Ampère –will recognize and highlight institutional donors with cash and $5,000,000 - $9,999,999 stock gifts totaling $100,000 or more since 1 January 1998. Ohm Qualifying donors will automatically be added to one of the $1,000,000 - $4,999,999 six giving levels, which are named for laws and operations commemorating electromagnetic phenomena that underpin Gauss all modern information and communication technologies. $500,000 - $999,999 IEEE Circle of Honor members will receive a congratulatory letter, a plaque Boole that can be displayed at a location of their choice, and recognition in the print $250,000 - $499,999 and electronic versions of the annual Honor Roll of Donors and the IEEE “Wall of Honor” located in the IEEE Operations Center in Piscataway, NJ, USA. Kirchhoff $100,000 - $249,999 Membership lasts five years. If the donor makes an additional gift(s) valued at $10,000 or more within five years of joining the IEEE Circle of Honor, membership will be retained beyond five years. The IEEE Development Office provides confidential information regarding the status of cumulative gifts of cash, securities, pledge payments and alerts donors when giving-milestones are reached. Qualifying donors will be notified of membership in January 2015. We hope to see your institution in The Circle of Honor.

Institutional Cumulative Giving Program in Action

G&W Electric Company Corporate Cumulative Giving Program G&W It is G&W Electric Company’s culture of quality, G&W, in cooperation with IEEE Power & Energy Society reliability and leadership in the industry that spurred volunteer Prof. Peter W. Sauer, regularly host dozens the company to support the IEEE PES Scholarship of students from the University of Illinois at Urbana- Plus Initiative of the IEEE Foundation in 2013, with a Champaign and surrounding schools for tours of G&W commitment of $500,000 to the Region 4 Fund of the headquarters in Bolingbrook, IL, USA. G&W also provides program. G&W’s gift is uniquely designed to provide for internships to aspiring power professionals. scholarships into perpetuity to undergraduate students “G&W’s reputation and commitment to quality and superior entering the power field. “G&W products have been service are what have kept us ahead of a changing proving themselves for many decades and so, we industry and one which will allow us to power the world want to ensure that we are doing our part to fill for many years to come,” stated President Jim Solari. the pipeline with qualified power engineers for “We are very proud to be part of this successful effort to generations to come,” stated CEO John Mueller. develop future talent for the power engineering field.”

2013 Honor Roll of Donors | 13 IEEE Heritage Circle – Honored Philanthropists

The IEEE Heritage Circle is the cumulative giving donor IEEE Heritage Circle recognition is recognition program of the IEEE Foundation. The Circle based on individual donor giving-level and members receive: acknowledges the philanthropic spirit of individuals who have supported IEEE throughout their career and lifetime. • keepsake coin and certificate of membership in a custom These Honored Philanthropists’ donations to IEEE Founda- presentation binder tion total $10,000 or more since 1 January 1995. Automati- • recognition in the annual Honor cally recognized as members of the IEEE Heritage Circle, Roll of Donors and on the IEEE donors are categorized respectively within five distinct giving Wall of Honor levels. In 2013, fourteen members joined the IEEE • IEEE Foundation Focus Heritage Circle and two members significantly increased newsletter their giving and were elevated to a new giving level. • additional recognition, with donor The IEEE Development Office provides approval, may be provided through confidential information regarding the status an IEEE event scheduled in the of cumulative gifts of cash, securities, gifts donors vicinity of cash prizes, pledge payments, gifts of • members of the Edison, Maxwell royalties and donor advised gifts, and Faraday giving levels receive and alerts contributors when an annual invitation to the IEEE giving-milestones are reached. Honors Ceremony

Giving Back to the Society The annual award will go to a young researcher who has that Helped us Grow made significant contributions to the advancement of energy systems through industrial electronics applications. Dr. Bimal Bose Bimal’s donation earned him the title of Honored Philan- IEEE Life Fellow thropist as a member of the IEEE Heritage Circle. What Dr. Bimal Bose’s technical achievements, drives Bimal to donate so graciously is his belief that IEEE spanning five decades, contributed to has been a key component in the advancement of his the growth of power electronics in IEEE. Fueled by his own career. He “grew up professionally” with IEEE and belief in IEEE’s ability to empower young engineers, believes that, in his own words, “we must give back to Bimal committed $100,000 in 2013 to the creation of the society that helped us to grow.” the Bimal K. Bose Award Fund, which will support the 2013 IEEE Industrial Electronics Society president John IEEE Bimal Bose Award for Industrial Electronics Applica- Hung said, “The Bose Award will be meaningful for two tions in Energy Systems. This new IEEE Industrial Elec- reasons. There is the recognition of outstanding technical tronics Society award strives to encourage and empower creativity in a key field of industrial electronics, and it will young scientists to perform advanced research, providing pay tribute to Bimal’s character, generosity, and lifelong a vehicle to encourage young industrial electronics professional activities that have impacted so many engineers to be more involved in this area of technology. around the world.”

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HonoredIEEE Philanthropists Heritage as Circle of 31 Dec 2013

Michael Faraday Toshiharu Aoki E. James Prendergast $500,000 and more Vasudeva P. Atluri James K. Baker & Rebecca Rooks in Memory of James Clerk Maxwell Janet Maclver Baker James Rooks $250,000 to $499,999 Leo L. Beranek # Thomas Rothwell Valentin T. Jordanov Ginger Birdsall # Keith R. Schroeder Thomas Alva Edison Joseph Bordogna Donald R. Scifres $100,000 to $249,999 Frank A. Brand Ravi Seethapathy and Family Anonymous (1) F. Paul De Mello Lotfollah Shafai Bimal K. Bose # Anthony Durniak Paul & Dee-Dee Slade Axel N. Eliasen Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Dwyer # Paul L. Smith John W. Estey Clinton R. and Mary Turner Gilliland Robert D. Smith James C. Rautio Marylyn Goutmann in memory of Marion Sobol Dr. & Mrs. Edmund O. Michel Goutmann Dana Star Schweitzer, III Paul R. Gray Raymond S. Stata Kiyo Tomiyasu Maureen Hamilton in memory of Joan A. Keiser, Ph.D. and James Wong # Jim Thomas Arthur W. Tai, M.D. Gale G. Hannigan, Ph.D. Dr. Bing Tai and Catherine R. Allen Alexander Graham Bell Dr. Narain and Joyce Hingorani Dr. James Tai $50,000 to $99,999 David A. Hodges, Ph.D. Murty P. Bhavaraju Mrs. Atsuko Takagi in Memory of David M. Hodgin Mikio Takagi Richard J. Gowen John Impagliazzo, Ph.D. + Lewis M. Terman Donald N. Heirman Leah H. Jamieson, Ph.D. + Diane & Gary Tooker Dr. Irwin M. Jacobs # Thomas Kailath, Sc.D. Leslie Vadasz Ronald J. Jaszczak # Susumu Kobayashi John R. Vig Ray & Albe Larsen John D. Kraus, Jr., Ph.D. # Dr. Andrew Viterbi Peter A & Gretchen Lewis ^ Robert E. Larson Robert M. Walp # Roberto Padovani ^ Jay T. Last Rudolf A. Wassmer Emerson W. Pugh Alan Lefkow Warren H. White Ramachandra Ramakumar Ira M. Lichtman # Deke Williams # Ulrich L. Rohde # Matthew S. Loeb Shunpei Yamazaki John Meggitt Moshe Yanai $10,000 to $49,999 James D. Meindl Stephen S. & Victoria L. Yau Anonymous (1) # John W. + & Lorraine Meredith Anonymous (3) Raj Mittra Dr. George B. Adams, III Gordon E. Moore + 2013 IEEE Foundation Board Member Dr. Isamu Akasaki Robert W. Newcomb * Multi-Year Pledge Edward E. Altshuler R. K. Pandey • Deceased Frederick T. Andrews, Jr. • Thomas F. Peterson, Jr. # New Honored Philanthropist Esther Antler Dennis J. Picard # ^ Upgraded Honored Philanthropist

2013 Honor Roll of Donors | 15 IEEE Goldsmith Legacy League – Forever Generous

The IEEE Goldsmith Legacy League is the legacy giving Membership Benefits: donor recognition group of IEEE and the IEEE Foundation. The In recognition of their special roster of this elite group of donors grew by one name since it commitment, members of the was last published in the 2012 Honor Roll of Donors. These IEEE Goldsmith Legacy League receive: generous individuals are helping make a difference for future • keepsake coin and certificate generations of engineers. Nearly $100,000 in bequests were of membership in a custom received during 2013. presentation binder Membership is open to anyone who shares the • an invitation to the annual news that they arranged to leave a legacy gift IEEE Honors Ceremony to the IEEE or IEEE Foundation. To join or to • recognition in the annual hold a personal and confidential discussion Honor Roll of Donors and about how your philanthropic plans on the IEEE Wall of Honor could include the IEEE Foundation, contact the IEEE Development • IEEE Foundation Focus Office at +1 732 562 3860 or newsletter [email protected] • periodic updates on estate and tax giving

A Member’s Legacy Bill’s bequest of $25,000 will enable the IEEE History Promulgates Engineering Center to support the development and publishing of History IEEE history. The second bequest of $50,000 combines two of Bill’s interests – history and awards. It will support William W. Middleton the newly established IEEE William and Joyce Middleton Electrical Engineering History Award. The award will be Born in Bedford, PA, USA in 1920, Mr. bestowed by the IEEE History Committee and will recognize William “Bill” Middleton’s influence on IEEE was felt in the author(s) of history of IEEE related technology that every aspect of the organization. exemplifies exceptional scholarship and reaches a broad audience. Bill believed in spreading the history Bill was deeply interested in the history of engineering; his passion is exemplified through two legacy gifts to the of engineering into the public eye. “This award will IEEE Foundation totaling $75,000. These bequests were encourage the kind of writing that Bill would have recently fulfilled, more than 10 years after his death, enjoyed,” IEEE Life Fellow and IEEE Foundation, through the estate of his wife, Joyce Middleton, who Vice President of Development Lyle Feisel explains. passed away November 2012. The IEEE Foundation acknowledges Bill and Joyce’s “The sheer size of his donations, in addition to the four extraordinary commitment by including their names decades he spent in service of IEEE, exemplify that he on the roster of the IEEE Goldsmith Legacy League. was a hard worker, dedicated to IEEE and the profession, To IEEE and the IEEE Foundation, they are Forever and contributed greatly to IEEE’s continued advancement Generous. Read more about William W. Middleton and success,” 2008 IEEE President Lew Terman recalls. on the IEEE Global History Network.

16 | Transforming Lives Through Technology IEEE Goldsmith Legacy League

Anonymous (1) Robert D. Hancock • Robert N. Riley • Robert D. Adams • Donald N. Heirman Bradford P. Roberts • Ernest E. Althouse • Joan E. Hekimian in memory of Theodore S. Saad • Juris K. Andreika • Norris C. Hekimian Harry & Donna Schauwecker Werner F. Auerbacher • Alexandra S. Herold • Edgar A. Simkins, Jr. • Edward W. Herold • Henry L. Bachman Elliot N. Sivowith • Carl Hering • Esther Hoffman Beller • Jaclyn A. Spear David M. Hodgin, Jr. Hugh R. Boyd • Thor J. Steenland • Robert F. & Jean E. Holtz • Cledo Brunetti • Rudy C. Stiefel • John Impagliazzo, Ph.D. + Julian J. Bussgang Edwin Oskar Sturzinger • Thomas Kailath James Thomas & Jerome J. Suran Karen Kaufman Jacquelyn Stone Cain Satchandi Narayan & Rudolf E. Chope • Charles J. Kovarik Vibhashini Verma Carol M. Connell in memory of Benjamin Garver Lamme • James D. Wallace • David Matheson Connell Peter A & Gretchen Lewis William W. Watts • Charles Concordia, PE • Prof. Peter A. Lindsay • Robert L. Wendt • John W. Luce Frank A. Cowan • Frank W. Widman • James D. Meindl Willis Ebert Dobbins • Arthur E. Wilde, Jr. • William W. & Joyce F. Middleton • Charles A. Eldon • Arthur W. Winston Allan R. & Alice I. Mossberg • Lyle+ & Dorothy Feisel Allen J. Wood • George H. Norris • Alfred B. Friedman • Myron Zucker • Alfred N. Goldsmith • Iris D. Norris Gertrude M. Goldsmith • Novinium, Inc. Richard & Nancy Gowen C. Spencer Powell • Leonard N. Green • in memory of Haraden Pratt • + 2013 IEEE Foundation Board Member Seymour Krevsky Emerson W. Pugh • Deceased

Bequests for the benefit of IEEE should be worded as follows: I give the sum of $____ [or all (or stated percentage) of the rest, residue, and remainder of my estate] to the IEEE Foundation, Incorporated, New York, NY, USA.

2013 Honor Roll of Donors | 17 Leadership Donors

As the IEEE Foundation celebrates 40 years of philanthropy, Lyn Oaken Farms * we greatly appreciate your support of programs that enhance ISO New * technology access, literacy, and education; and support the ITC Holdings Corp. Valentin T. Jordanov IEEE professional community. The names listed are those who Keithley Instruments, Inc. believe and invest in transforming lives through the power of Kundur Power Systems Solutions Inc technology and education. James D. Meindl National Grid USA Inc. Ginger Birdsall President’s Circle New York Independent System $1,000,000 and up Commonwealth Edison Company Operator (NYISO) S&C Foundation * Northrop Grumman Corporation Emerson W. Pugh * Schweitzer Engineering Powell Industries * Robert N. Riley • Laboratories, Inc. * The Royal Society of Edinburgh Samsung Electronics Company, LTD. $250,000 to $999,999 ShivKrupa* Sony Corporation G&W Electric * Leader Tsuneo Takahashi $100,000 to $249,999 Texas Instruments Incorporated Anonymous (1) * $10,000 to $24,999 Anonymous (1) The Boeing Company Beacon of Learning Foundation * American Transmission Company Bimal K. Bose, Ph.D. * Patron Chinese Society for Electrical $5,000 to $9,999 The Grainger Foundation * Engineering Anonymous (3) IEEE Council on Superconductivity F. Paul De Mello Dr. George B. Adams, III Intel Foundation Charles A. Eldon • CH2M HILL Foundation Qualcomm Incorporated Emerson and Elizabeth Pugh Fund * GE Energy James Wong Hitachi Data Systems GE Foundation IBM Corporation Council of Honor Henkels & McCoy, Inc. $50,000 to $99,999 IEEE Circuits and Systems Society IEEE Consumer Electronics Society ALSTOM Grid * IEEE Components, Packaging, and IEEE Education Society Murty P. Bhavaraju * Manufacturing Technology Soc IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Doble Engineering Company * IEEE Computational Intelligence Society Biology Society IEEE Nuclear and Plasma IEEE PES Seattle Chapter Sciences Society IEEE Electron Devices Society Leah H. Jamieson, Ph.D. + Dr. Irwin M. Jacobs IEEE Industry Applications Society IEEE PES Boston Chapter Lockheed Martin Ronald J. Jaszczak IEEE Photonics Society MathWorks William W. and Joyce F. Middleton • IEEE Power Electronics Society John D. McDonald * Roberto Padovani IEEE Robotics and Automation NEC Corporation Ulrich L. Rohde Society Oglethorpe Power Corporation * Benefactor IEEE San Diego Section Pearson Education, Inc. $25,000 to $49,999 IEEE Signal Processing Society PJM Interconnection, L.L.C. IEEE Solid-State Circuits Society Powertech Labs Birdsall Family Trust IEEE Standards Association E. James Prendergast

18 | Transforming Lives Through Technology PSE&G * Burns & McDonnell Trust Quanta Services John F. Burton Dr. Ruomei Li & Mr. Xiaozin Zhou Wanda K. Reder * Jeremy Campbell Ira M. Lichtman Rebecca Rooks Kevin D. Casey H. Henry Liiv Noel and Kirk Schulz * Prof. Paul Y. S. Cheung + Dr. Burn-Jeng Lin Solvina AB Mr. and Mrs. James P. G. Dalton, Jr. Mou-Shiung Lin The Dorsey & Whitney Foundation Robert A. Dent Jacob Loomis Kiyo Tomiyasu Rae A. Earnshaw Paul D. Luzbetak Diane & Gary Tooker Ravindra Ganatra Henrique S. Malvar, Ph.D. Transgrid Solutions GE Global Research Joseph W. Mathews ULTEIG Clinton R. and Mary Turner Gilliland William McFarland Jay Giri John W. + & Lorraine Meredith Associate John P. Goldsborough Microsoft Corporation $2,500 to $4,999 Richard L. Gonyea Motorola Mobility Foundation Anonymous (2) Alfred W. Goodson NCS Pearson Eleanor Baum + Martin Graham NextEra Energy Foundation Beckwith Electric Company, Inc. Jay H. Greenberg Northrop Grumman Electronic Dr. Karlheinz Brandenburg Systems Thomas H. Grim Commonwealth Associates, Inc. Bikash C. Pal Robert J. Harrington Anthony Durniak Katherine J. Pearsall, Ph.D. Robert L. Heider Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Dwyer Wayne H. Perry Michael Heyeck EnerNex Corp Dennis J. Picard Roy Edward Hock Thomas F. Garrity Steven W. Pullins David A. Hodges, Ph.D. Maureen Hamilton Simon Ramo IEEE Antennas and Propagation HK Electric Society Pedro A. Ray + IEEE Control Systems Society IEEE Communications Society Robert H. Rediker Patrick P. Ryan John Impagliazzo, Ph.D. + IEEE Electromagnetic Compatibility Cecelia Jankowski Society Ann E. Samuelson Peter A and Gretchen Lewis IEEE Geoscience and Remote Ralph D. Samuelson Sensing Society Matthew S. Loeb Harry E. Schauwecker, PE IEEE Information Theory Society Donald R. Shepherd North American Association of Utility Distributors (NAAUD) IEEE Microwave Theory and Paul L. Smith Techniques Society Philips Electronics Nederland B.V. Robert D. Smith IEEE PES Phoenix Chapter SRI International Sarnoff Lewis M. Terman IEEE Power & Energy Society Thor J. Steenland • The Shepherd Family Charitable IEEE Power Systems Relay Foundation V&R Energy Committee The Wyndrum Family Fund of the Van Tran Industries, Inc. IEEE Vehicular Technology Society Ayco Charitable Foundation Deke Williams Julius R. Insler James M. Tien, Ph.D. Sponsor John A. & Elizabeth J. Zulaski Toyota Motor Engineering & Charitable Fund Manufacturing North America, Inc. $1,000 to $2,499 John R. Treichler, Ph.D. Alcina and James P. G. Dalton, Jr. Kailath Family Fidelity Charitable Fund Fund Thomas Kailath, Sc.D. Turner - Gilliland Family Fund Ronald R. Badamo KDDI R&D Laboratories John R. Vig Michael Bass Walter R. Keevil Robert M. Walp Michael P. Battiste Chin Seng Khor Dr. and Mrs. Ralph W. Wyndrum, Jr. Leo L. Beranek, S.D. Susumu Kobayashi John & Elizabeth Zulaski Beta Engineering John D. Kraus, Jr., Ph.D. Fred A. Blum Palmer Langdon + 2013 IEEE Foundation Board Member u 2013 IEEE Board Member Roman F. Brodmann Mark G. Lauby * Multi-Year Pledge John H. Bruning Victor B. Lawrence, Ph.D. + • Deceased

2013 Honor Roll of Donors | 19 Advocate Donors

Platinum Advocate Jamie J. Gylden David E. Sundstrom $750 to $999 Jerrier A. Haddad Susan and Peter Bingham Anonymous (1) George W. Hails Charitable Fund Jay P. Britton Elizabeth Harker R. M. Tanner Maurice Bruno Michael I. Henderson Gabor Teleki Arnold M. Bucksbaum Dr. Narain and Joyce Hingorani John M. Undrill Julian J. Bussgang Wallace J. Hoff Mr. Richard P. Waltermeyer, Jr. John M. Derrick, Jr. Les Holland Edward R. Westmeyer Lyle D. Feisel + William F. Holmes Thomas A. Williams Harold C. Forst William G. Holt Ernest E. Witschi Margaret E. Goodrich William J. Huck, Jr. J. A. Witz Enamul Haq Peter E. Kise Satoru Yanabu Peter W. Lo Mark G. Leonard Silver Advocate Erikas A. Napjus Paul M. Lundquist $250 to $499 Gold Advocate Luke Maki Anonymous (2) $500 to $749 Bernard T. Marren Dr. Charles K. Alexander, Jr. Anonymous (3) Samuel H. Maslak, Ph.D. Udaya Annakkage Alejandro Acero, Ph.D. George L. Matthaei Marc T. Apter Nicolaos G. Alexopoulos Troy L. McDavid Oliveros C. Aradanas Abdul Rahman Al-Ghunaim Janet Mehall Peter S. Armstrong Gran Andersson Dale C. Mensch Ethan Aronoff C. Vincent Baker John M. Milan Robert J. Averill Leopoldo Barrios George C. Milligan Richard C. Avrit Dr. and Mrs. Peter Bingham Daleep C. Mohla Anthony E. Bacevice, Jr. Joseph Bordogna Alon N. Newton David L. Bailey Kristi J. Brooks + A. Michael Noll, Ph.D. Charles L. Barndt, Jr. Reginald C. Burrows, Jr. Kaare J. Nygaard Alpha O. Barry Salvatore F. Cagnina Grace & Richard Okita Foundation Yaakov Bar-Shalom Phillip K. Chatman Adrian V. Pais + Keith A. Bartels James Cheal Nita Patel Wallace E. Basco Robert E. Cooper, Jr. Rosse Family Charitable Foundation Paul E. Bassett Lawrence E. Crooks Thomas A. Rosse Arthur R. Bauer Donald H. Steinbrecher and William F. Roth Lowell W. Bauer Rochelle L. Robbins Fund Peter W. Sauer Richard A. Baumgartner Philip Doolittle Paul E. Schmid Alton A. Berg Michael L. Drew Robert L. Schneider Theodore A. Bickart Bruce A. Eisenstein, Ph.D. Donald Steinbrecher Martin C. Blyseth Howard M. Ferrill W. L. Stubkjaer James V. Boone Leonard N. Green • Takashi Sugiyama • Drayton D. Boozer

20 | Transforming Lives Through Technology William R. Bosshart Rick Dill Walter W. Griffin Richard P. Bowen Douglas E. Dillard Leonard L. Grigsby William D. Breingan Robin A. Dillard Carl E. Grindle Brewer Science, Inc. Steve O. Dixon Carl N. Guerreri David Brooks Albert Dosser Roderic H. Haake George Broomell David & Terry Durocher John C. Hancock Charles V. Brown Dimitri A. Dutoff Sarah E. Hancock Samuel Broydo Terrence E. Dwan Dr. James S. Harris, Jr. J. K. Bryan Antony C. Eaton Robert E. Harris Albert R. Burge Albert W. Egli Shuzo Hattori Pedro H. Burgos William J. Euske Clark M. Hay Colin H. Busby James R. Fancher Yeichi Hayashi Ronald R. Cagnon Richard D. Faytinger Angel B. Herrera Dr. James T. Cain Adolph Fejfar Douglas W. Hill B. Leonard Carlson, Jr. Melvin D. Field E. Hirschbein Vivian A. Carr Fred I. Finkelstein Gerald L. Hoefler Dr. Ricardo Cebrecos, PE William Flannery Steven C. Horii, M.D. Gilbert I. Cerise P. A. Florig John D. Hrivnak William Chamberlain Kirby W. Fong Tien C. Hsia John H. Christian Dennis A. Forchione Hagen E. Hultzsch Mark G. Clancy Yasuhiro Fujita Katsuyoshi Ito Brian J. Clifton James E. Furber William J. Jameson, Jr. Robert J. Collins John P. Gala William C. Jenkins George W. Cornell Richard L. Gallagher John C. and Betty J. Hancock Fund Michael W. Cresswell, Ph.D. Karen A. Galuchie Aravind K. Joshi Genti Daci Joseph A. Giordmaine Jerry I. Jost Steinar J. Dale Vanig Godoshian Kenneth Kable Douglas C. Dawson S. Harold Gold D. Kagan Robert J. Dawson David S. Goldman Elmer F. Kaprielian John and Bronwyn de Figueiredo Richard W. Granville, Jr. Dr. John G. Kassakian Bliss L. Diamond David G. Green + u Fern E. Katronetsky Shigeo Kazama Frederick C. Keller Richard C. Keller Michael H. Kelley Sean Kelley Kozo Kinoshita, Ph.D. James L. Kirtley, Jr. C. Christopher Klepper Raymond J. Klouda Joseph G. Kneuer Myoung S. Ko V. Prasad Kodali Wolfgang H. Kummer

+ 2013 IEEE Foundation Board Member IEEE Development Office professional staff gather in the main lobby of the IEEE Operations Center, Piscataway, u 2013 IEEE Board Member NJ USA. Standing, from left, are Angelique Rajski, Karen Galuchie, Elianna Goldman, Karen Kaufman, Jennifer * Multi-Year Pledge Stewart. Seated, from left, are Michael Deering and Richard Allen. Glenys Gotthardt is not pictured. • Deceased

2013 Honor Roll of Donors | 21 Luther W. Kurtz, Jr. Joseph Orr Thomas D. Stade Wong Kwok-Ho Kanji Otsuka Steven N. Stitzer H. R. Lamberth Arlen L. Overvig Akihiko K. Sugiyama Gregory D. Lapin Raymond J. Page Phillip D. Summers John D. Larson Oscar D. Parsons N. Svegel Michael J. Lastella Yadollah Parvizi James F. Tacker, Jr. Howard H. Leach, Jr. Richard S. Payne Kazuki Takamine Bernard J. Lechner Elmer M. Petercsak T. Takasuna Albert C. Lee Kurt E. Petersen Frank K. Tamney Russell J. Lefevre Jeffrey W. Pferd Donn S. Terry Mr. Gordon A. Leiter William F. Pickard Joan M. Tesch Raymond J. Leopold Donald R. Potter Ronald J. Texel Harry Letaw, Jr. Ramesh S. Pradhan Herbert L. Thal, Jr. Arthur H. Light Naresh Puri M. Rita Thissen Neal E. Lockwood William J. Raduchel Maurice R. Thompson Monica A. Mallini G. Ramakrishnan David J. Thomson, Ph.D. Paul J. Mankowski Robert W. Ramsey, Jr. Ticer Technologies John Marczewski G. R. Ranganath Kenneth D. Tinto Thomas J. Mccarthy R. V. Rebbapragada Emery P. Todd, Jr. M. E. McClanahan James White Reilly Willis J. Tompkins J. Kevin McCoy Carl F. Rench Ben H. Tongue Henry E. Meadows, Jr. Bart F. Rice Katsumi Uchida David Lee Metzger Hans L. Richter Jose F. Valdez C. James R. Michalec Robert J. Ringlee Raymond L. Vargas John K. Miyasaki Lucio Vegni Charles Rino Eugene L. Mleczko Bernard F. Wadsworth John E. Rossi George Monter Robert W. Waldele Dwight E. Ruston Lloyd A. Morley Ralph E. Warmack J. Sada-Gamiz William J. Morrill Barton Wassermann Ara B. Sahagian Steven C. Moss Wayne L. Weigle Bernard Sander Michael J. Mulcahy I. Marvin Weilerstein Debabrata Sarma Venkat C. Narayan Stanley A. White Nicolas W. Sassow Venkatesh Narayanamurti Willis S. White, Jr. Lee M. Schaff Fernando P. Naredo Harvey W. Wiggins, Jr. Charles M. Nelson Ronald V. Schmidt Conrad M. Williams Paul E. Nelson Victor K. Schutz S. L. Wilson, III Raymond I. Nerenberg Mischa Schwartz Arthur W. Winston Clifton E. Newsom David A. Sealer Ronald L. Wolff Saum Tet Ng Jack E. Seitner James M. Woodruff Won K. Ng Ashis K. Sengupta Thomas M. Yackish Norman E. Nitschke Samuel Sensiper Louis A. York John R. Noonan Lee A. Shombert, Ph.D. Isami Yoshihara William D. O’Brien, Jr. Ludwell A. Sibley Alexander Yuill-Thornton, II Gilbert M. Ohlen Arnold H. Silver Dale Zolnick Ryoichi Ohnishi Kenneth D. Skjervem Eiichi Ohno Martha Sloan + 2013 IEEE Foundation Board Member u 2013 IEEE Board Member Bolaji G. Oladipo Robert T. Smith * Multi-Year Pledge Shoichi Ono Friedolf M. Smits • Deceased

22 | Transforming Lives Through Technology Giving Back to an members and industry. James received the 2010 IEEE Organization that Gave Richard M. Emberson Award “for vision and leadership so Much to Him in advancing IEEE’s global visibility and recognition as an innovator in technical, publication and educational James M. Tien services”. James explains, “much, if not all, of my IEEE Life Fellow professional success is due to my association with IEEE, whether publishing in its top-rated journals, participating James M. Tien has left a lasting imprint in its well-attended conferences, engaging in its edu- on IEEE during 30 years of volunteer service and a long cational mission, or being honored with its prestigious history of donating generously to the IEEE Foundation. awards.” James views IEEE as “the organization of choice Supportive of all that IEEE Foundation is engaged in, for professional growth and the source for technical and James says, “bringing the exhilaration of scientific educational materials.” discovery to students, fostering technological innovation, James joined IEEE in 1966 after graduating from Rens- preserving history, working to benefit humanity, selaer Polytechnic Institute (RPI) in Troy, NY, USA. He promoting awareness of the long-reaching effects of received his Masters and Doctoral degrees in Systems engineering are all things I want to support.” His annual Engineering and Operations Research from the Mas- gifts to the IEEE History Center and Life Members sachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA, USA, Funds of the Foundation constitute what he calls, then worked at Bell Labs and the Rand Corporation “giving back to IEEE”, in partial thanks to what IEEE before joining the RPI faculty in 1977. In 2007, he was has given him—a successful career. recruited to become professor and Dean of the College James volunteers his time and energy to enhance IEEE’s of Engineering at the University of Miami in Coral Gables, image and to improve the services it provides to its FL, USA.

Bronze Advocate Forrest J. Agee George E. Anderson John R. Asmus $100 to $249 Alfred V. Aho Gordon Wood Anderson, Antonio D. Asprer Ph.D. Anonymous (36) Jack D. Ainsworth Robert E. Auer John B. Anderson Torben Aabo G. J. Aitken Walter O. Augenstein Richard J. Anderson Einar A. Aagaard Dr. Isamu Akasaki John P. Aurelius Robert E. Anderson V. K. Aatre John L. Aker Michael E. Austin Ross C. Anderson Michael R. Abbett Ray E. Aker Richard S. Austin Fiorenza C. Albert-Howard Weston A. Anderson Carlton J. Abbott Antoine H. Ayoub L. R. Albright Atsuya Ando Martyn S. Abbott Wesley P. Ayres Ernest C. Alcaraz Clinton J. Andrews Arif A. Abdulmalik Edmund C. Babbit James F. Aldrich Mohammed M. Ansari Roger B. Abel Robert A. Babiak Tyler Aldrich E. Aoki O. R. Abernathy Larry D. Baccari Philip H. Alexander Teruaki Aoki David W. Abmayr Ralph H. Baer Basil F. Al-Fakhri Michael Apcar Marshall Abrams Thomas Baer William A. Alfano, Jr. Apple M. Fayek Abulela Charles L. Bagnaschi V. R. Algazi Yukihiko Arai M. E. Acar Michael T. Bail Gerald P. Alldredge Fumio Arakawa Fredric N. Bailey James R. Acker Merrill B. Allen Steven J. Aram Gordon Bailey Herbert I. Ackerman Murray W. Allen Michel P. Armand Kenneth D. Bailey, PE Paul J. Ackerman William Allen Desmond R. Armstrong Robert G. Bailey John D. Adam William D. Allen Fritz Arndt Mark G. Adamiak Karl M. Allison, Jr. Dale T. Arnold V. R. Baird George P. Adams Bipin C. Almaula J. Arnold John A. Baka R. Neil Adams Richard P. Almquist V. Arnold Keith W. Baker Kirkwood E. Adderley Moajeb K. Almutairi Donald L. Arrowsmith Michael H. Baker M. M. Adibi David H. Altizer Shem Arungu-Olende Samuel I. Baker John S. Adler Edward E. Altshuler George T. Aschenbrenner W. D. Baker Michael S. Adler Mr. G. B. Amerault, Jr. Michael Aschoff R. B. Adler Marvin K. Amerine Thomas E. Ashburn + 2013 IEEE Foundation Board Member Lloyd C. Affleck Daniel I. Amey Paula C. Ashley u 2013 IEEE Board Member Edwin L. Afflerbach George M. Ammon Hasnain Ashrafi * Multi-Year Pledge Shri G. Agarwal Louis G. Amtmann Harold W. Askins, Jr. • Deceased

2013 Honor Roll of Donors | 23 Frank J. Balash Josef Bartos, Ph.D. E. A. Berry Stuart H. Bouchey Alan R. Baldwin Thomas R. Bartosiewicz Gordon Berry Henry Boulanger Thomas R. Balgie Gerard Bashein, Ph.D. Aurelio Bertani Rouh T. Bow, Ph.D. Richard L. Balluff Eesa M. Bastaki, Ph.D. Thomas R. Bertolino John E. Bower Manzoor A. Baloch Charles R. Batteau K. W. Betsh Mark C. Bowers Harold Balshem Miguel A. Becerra Lee H. Bettenhausen Gilbert L. Bowman George W. Baltz George A. Beck Arthur J. Beutler Niall D. Bowman Quirino Balzano James A. Becker Frederick G. Beyerlein Myron J. Boyajian Edward J. Banatoski William R. Beckman Rajaram Bhat A. J. Boye John Q. Banbury, II Clifford J. Bedore Inderjit S. Bhatti, Ph.D. Ervin M. Bradburd Amiya R. Banerjee Robert H. Beeman J. R. Biard Daniel A. Bradley Utpal Banerjee Nicholas A. Begovich Dennis E. Bibbee Matthew E. Brady Joseph B. Bange William H. Behn Reid E. Bicknell James C. Brakefield Mohamed A. Barakat Wallace B. Behnke, Jr. Dr. Wayne W. Bidstrup Aron Brall C. Bradford Barber J. Beister, Ph.D. Mark L. Bigelow R. P. Brand John W. Barber Benton Bejach Henry J. Bilow Donald A. Brandon James T. Barbera, Sr. David T. Bellair Dean H. Binkley Harold D. Branstetter F. Bardati Jules A. Bellisio Michael W. Bird F. M. Brasch Christian Barfuss Bruce E. Belnap William L. Bird, Jr. Gary J. Braswell Eugene S. Barkan Wm E. Belt George A. Bishop, III David P. Braune T. N. Barker Ken Belteau Robert R. Bitmead, Ph.D. J. P. Brazy William C. Barker Bengt E. Bengtsson, Ph.D. Donald L. Bitzer Sam J. Breidt William J. Barksdale Justo Benitez Oleg Blagosklonov Donald B. Brick Glenn A. Barlis Sidney H. Benjamin William E. Blair E. Bridges John P. Barlow John E. Bennett Terence G. Blake, Ph.D. William B. Bridges Russell Barnes Keith L. Bennett, PE Arthur J. Blakely William H. Bridwell, Jr. William J. Barnett Richard D. Bennett George F. Bland Frederick Bried Kay H. Barney Tanj Bennett Matthew Blanding John M. Briggs Frank E. Baron Edward R. Bennich, Jr. Hans G. Blank Thomas R. Brinner Stanley Baron Marvin D. Benson Gene E. Blankenship, PE Richard J. Briscoe John T Barr, IV u John R. Benton Gustav Blazek Robert D. Briskman Mr. Henry R. Barracano Authur R. Bergen Steven A. Bleier James A. Broaddus Edwin C. Barringer Harvey L. Berger Gerald V. Blessing Peter C. Brockett Oliver H. Bartlett, Jr. Kenneth Berger Robert G. Blick John A. Brockwell Robert A. Bartolini Luc Berger Daniel Blitz B. E. Brodie Jesus J. Bartolome Martin M. Berndt Nicolaas Bloembergen Lewis M. Brodnax, Jr. David K. Barton Theodore Bernstein Alfred J. Blum Adrian P. Brokaw Roger N. Barton Jose A. Berrios Manuel Blum Fred T. Brokaw W. O. Blumfelder Ralph W. Bromley Daniel A. Blycker Carl P. Brooking Herbert H. Bock Steven W. Brooks Robert B. Bode Charles A. Broutman Arthur Bodmer Alton E. Brown James V. Bodycomb Charles H. Brown Barry W. Boehm David O. Brown James F. Bohren George A. Brown John Bokansky J. Brown W. Austin Bollen John V. Brown Howard A. Bomze, Ph.D. Martin P. Brown John H. Bond Max E. Brown Fabrizio Bonfigli Milton J. Brown Paul I. Bortz N. W. Brown IEEE Foundation VP Lyle Feisel and Dorothy Feisel flank Dr. Leo L. Beranek. Cosimo J. Bosco Dr. Ronald Brown Beranek was awarded the IEEE Foundation sponsored IEEE Founders Medal at Franklin B. Bossler Ronald D. Brown the 2013 IEEE Honors Ceremony, held 29 June in San Diego, CA, USA. Beranek is a member of the IEEE Heritage Circle and the Feisels are members of the Donald E. Bostrom Thomas W. Brown IEEE Goldsmith Legacy League. Rodney M. Boucher William D. Brown

24 | Transforming Lives Through Technology Supporting the Profession the IEEE Foundation is supporting oneself and the profes- sion.” He added, “The Foundation does good work and John Impagliazzo IEEE Life Fellow it has the potential of making new pathways to benefit humanity and the future of the engineering profession.” A Director of the IEEE Foundation Board, A member since 1961, John feels that IEEE is a respected Dr. John Impagliazzo is also an active organization with worldwide appeal. “IEEE contributes to member of its Development Commit- tee, the IEEE History Committee, and the IEEE Life humanity and to the engineering profession,” he said. Members Committee. John was the key motivator in “I have really enjoyed working with IEEE past presidents establishing the IEEE Heritage Circle, the cumulative who have had a genuine desire to do the right thing for giving donor recognition group that recognizes donors the greater cause.” who have made significant donations to the IEEE John is Professor Emeritus of Computer Science at Foundation throughout their lifetime. John is an Honored Philanthropist in the IEEE Heritage Circle and is Forever Hofstra University, NY, USA where he has served as Generous as a member of the IEEE Goldsmith Legacy department chair and the director of its graduate pro- League. He willingly gives his time and resources to grams. John serves as a consultant for various countries advance the IEEE Foundation and to enhance its strategy regarding curriculum, assessment, accreditation, and for the future. related activities. He is the editor-in-chief of ACM Inroads, John believes it is important to support the IEEE Foundation a publication of the Association for Computing Machinery because, “it is the philanthropic arm of IEEE, so supporting (ACM) and a member of the ACM Education Board.

Charles G. Bruch Edwin T. Calkin Ronald J. Carter Gary C. Chatters Richard P. Brueggemann David E. Callahan Steven M. Carter C. A. Chaves Charles Brugger Paul M. Calmes Michael A. Carver Chi-Hau Chen, Ph.D. Frank S. Brugner Hugh A. Calvin Robert C. Casey Mark T. Chen Robert B. Bruns Philip G. Cameron Paul Casowitz Eugene Chenette Barry C. Brusso Stephen B. Campana Ralph Casper Shik-Kwong Cheng T. E. Bryson Graham M. Campbell, Ph.D. Douglas A. Cassell Robert D. Chenoweth Billy P. Buckles Ralph D. Campbell James P. Cassidy Joseph F. Cherney W. D. Buckley Ronald B. Campbell Guillermo Castillo C. Michael Chernick Leo Budin Thomas A. Campbell Robert L. Castleberry, Jr. Michael T. Chier Fred K. Buelow William M. Campbell David H. Castleman Charles V. Childers O. R. Buhler William W. Campbell, Jr. Heide Caswell J. C. Childress Gabe R. Buis Frank J. Campisano Clive E. Catchpole Terrence K. J. Ching David A. Bull Prof. V. R. Canino, PE J. Michael Cathcart Lendyl J. Chisholm B. J. Bunin, Ph.D. Ronald M. Cappella Stephen T. Cavit A. M. Chitnis A. G. Burgess John D. Cappello E. E. Cayce Junho Choi David L. Burgess Fred L. Capshew Mehmet I. Celebiler Alan S. Chong Ross W. Burgess William M. Carey Tino Celio Albert S. Chong James H. Burghart Earl K. Carinio Eduard Cerny Ledinh Chontam Gerald J. Burke James R. Carlberg Alan G. Cha Wiley H. Christal Carl Burklund Aydano B. Carleial Mr. Stephen M. Chalmers Bruce A. Christensen David G. Burks Gordon L. Carpenter Ramon P. Chambers Chris S. Christensen Arthur E. Burns, III Otis Carpenter Chandu N. Champaneria Chris Christie Dennis W. Burr Ronald J. Carpinella Junt Hoong Chan Arunsi U. Chuku C. M. Butler Kenneth L. Carr Shu-Tong Chan Russell S. Chun John M. Butt, III Donald G. Carrigan D. A. Chang Barry Butwell Bill D. Carroll Shun H. Chang Hsin Chih Chung Brian P. Butz John J. Carroll Elie E. Chaoul San C. Chung Arthur L. Cader Lee F. Carroll Jamie C. Chapman Alan G. Chynoweth Michael J. L. Cahill, Ph.D. Tim Carroll Robert E. Chapman John F. Cain David Carter J. G. Charitat, Jr. + 2013 IEEE Foundation Board Member Ross Caldecott G. Clifford Carter Clyde E. Charles u 2013 IEEE Board Member Theodore Cale, Jr. Larry E. Carter Ronald J. Chase * Multi-Year Pledge Malcolm D. Calhoun Louis J. Carter, Jr. Malay K. Chatterji • Deceased

2013 Honor Roll of Donors | 25 Joseph L. Ciccone R. G. Colclaser, Jr. Nick Cosmo Ced G. Currin Gregory Mark Cinque Roy A. Colclaser Edward R. Cote Charles T. Curry Terry C. Cisco James M. Cole Leonard W. Cotten Thomas R. Cuthbert Theo A. C. M. Claasen James Colker Whitworth W. Cotten, Jr. Kishor P. Dabke Robin J. Clabburn J. H. Collins Charles B. Cotton Lawrence R. Daddario Jerry D. Claiborne J. R. Collins Thomas M. Coughlin Nicholas Dagalakis Steven J. Clancy John J. Collins John C. Coulter, III John R. Dahl Albert A. Clark Daniel E. Colvin Lewis W. Counts E. B. Daigle N. J. Clark David J. Comer Sergio D. Cova James M. Daley, PE Robert L. Clark Dr. and Mrs. David A. Betsy Covell Pat Daley Conner Samuel A. Clark Anthony C. Cowin Daniel F. Daly James P. Connolly Arthur M. Clarke Milton E. Cox Steven O. Damico Gary E. Connor Edward N. Clarke James W. Craft Alan J. Damyen Kenneth A. Connor, Ph.D. William H. Clarke Edwin L. Craig Michael E. Daniels Thomas E. Connor, Jr. Arthur Claus Herb Craig N. R. Dantuluri Trond Clausen Doyle Cook S. E. Craig John F. Darst David M. Clemen James R. Cook Anthony J. D’Atri George W. Crawford Lawrence G. Clemens Kenneth Cook James M. Daughton Emil J. Crescenzi Joseph Co Koy B. Cook David L. Davenport John A. Cribbs Russell D. Coan Larry W. Cook Jack Davey Charles W. Criss Philip Coane R. F. Cook V. S. Davey D. L. Critchlow R. R. Coatsworth Rufus L. Cook Evan E. Davidson Kenneth S. Croker Harold F. Cobin Gilmore G. Cooke David H. Davies Kenneth H. Crompton John P. Cochran A. Crawford Cooley Gerald W. Davies Jerome L. Cross C. N. Coenraads James W. Cooley John M. Davies Joseph A. Crossett James M. Coffey James H. Cooper Richard S. Davies Alan R. Crumley Patricia A. Coffey K. F. Cooper Charles F. Davis, Jr. Allan N. Cohen Lee J. Cooper Jose B. Cruz, Jr. Duane G. Davis Arthur Cohen Neil Cooper Thomas H. Crystal William M. Davis Earl T. Cohen Jerome I. Cooperman Ronald G. Cude Ray and Albe Larsen Ernest B. Cohen William T. Corbin Jane K. Cullum W. Kenneth Dawson Sanford Cohen Calin P. Corciova Mehmet Cultu Gordon W. Day ▪ Francis and Marie Henriette Manuel Correia James A. Cumby Kenton S. Day Colaco Albert E. Cosand Michael A. Cummings Michael De Jesus Mario F. De La Guardia Wilfred L. De Rocher, Jr. Dennis L. De Semple Herman P. De Sterke Donald R. De Zutter Kevin B. Deasy Vaughn F. DeCrausaz Michael A. Deering James H. Degnan Rudolph A. Dehn Robert M. Deiters J. Del Canto Ricardo R. Del Valle Joseph D. Delorenzo Chris L. Demarco, Ph.D. Edgar A. Demeo Marybeth Denike Hugh W. Denny Randall S. Denton Richard A. DePietro An IEEE Foundation Grant from the IEEE Life Members Fund enabled LOG ‘El Technology and Innovation Centre’ to inspire rural youth in Uganda, Africa to pursue science, technology and engineering related careers, and to create 200 youth Donald P. Desfosse skilled in innovation and entrepreneurship. Frank J. Destasi

26 | Transforming Lives Through Technology Bruce C. Detterich Herman Deutsch Thomas M. Devanney Jean A. Develet, Jr. Russell G. Dewitt Charles E. Dexter Vincent J. Di Losa Robert T. Dicke Robert R. Dickson Walter Dietiker Donald L. Dietmeyer, Ph.D. G. Wayne Dietrich Robert W. Dietrich James Dietz Eugene J. Dieulesant Andreas R. Dill Anthony A. Dill In attendance at the presentation of the 2013 IEEE Medal of Honor to Dr. Irwin M. Jacobs at Qualcomm Headquarters in Stephen R. Dillon San Diego are, from left: Lewis M. Terman, Gordon W. Day, Irwin M. Jacobs, Leah H. Jamieson, and Peter W. Staecker Mahmoud M. Dillsi Mihaela Dinu Normand J. Duchesne Roger W. Ehrich Joseph E. Etter Andre Dion Carroll G. Dudley Leonard Ehrman George A. Etzweiler Steven H. Dittmann Joseph A. Dudrick Donald L. Eichenberger Lynn W. Eury David L. Divine John C. Duemler Charles W. Eichhorn William J. Evans H. Marshall Dixon Charles J. Duey Richard W. Eimer, Jr. Roderick J. Evenson Joseph B. Dobsa James J. Duffy Thomas H. Einstein, Ph.D. Robert R. Everett Thomas R. Dobyns John Dulchinos Moniem A. El Sherbiny William C. Everett John H. Doles William A. Dunham Stewart M. Elder Thomas E. Everhart Carlo P. Domenichini Dominic F. Dunlop Brice Eldridge Eugene J. Fagan Robert J. Dompe Raymond D. Dunlop E. L. Elizondo Samuel L. Fagin Allen Don Daniel M. Dunoye Bradford H. Elker Francis E. Fairman, III John E. Don Carlos John J. Dunse Scott E. Elkins Wallace O. Faison, PE Albert L. Donaldson Robert A. Duris Clara K. Ellert Peter Famighetti Ernest E. Donaldson, Jr. Charles J. Durkin, Jr. Joseph O. Elliott Parviz Famouri u Peter J. Donalek W. Dutfield Jon N. Elzey H. Brainard Fancher • Nicholas M. Donofrio Roger Dworak Lawrence W. Emark, Jr. Robert M. Fano, Ph.D. Thomas E. Donoho Henry A. Dwyer Dale L. Embry Nick A. Farinacci Francis J. Donohoe, Jr. Robert B. Dybdal Linda R. Emery Albert B. Faris R. W. Donohue John G. Dyke Warren M. Emlen Patrick G. Farrell Stanley Doran William F. Dykes Lawrence D. Emmons William E. Feero Jason E. Dorgan James R. Dyne George Emrich, Jr. Eugene J. Feinberg C. Nelson Dorny Chester A. Dyrud Robert C. Ender Eldon D. Feist Irwin Dorros Sebastiao E. M. de Oliveira B. Eng, Jr. Wolfgang M. Feist Rashmikant B. Doshi Lester D. Earnest Sverre T. Eng Ruth Douglas-Miller, Ph.D. Bruce C. Eastmond A. M. Engebretson Robert P. Felton P. J. Downes Peter C. Eayre G. G. Enke Weston A. Fenner Carserlo Doyle Wayne E. Eberhard Ronald E. Enstrom Robert E. Fenton Claude W. Drake, Jr. Alton B. Eckert, Jr. John N. Entzminger Robert E. Fenton Mr. Richard L. Drane Victoria Eckstein T. M. Eppinger George Fergades Narayan V. Dravid P. C. Economopoulos John A. Epps Donald R. Ferguson C. B. Driver W. F. Ecton Barry M. Epstein Keith M. Ferguson Adam T. Drobot Murray Eden George T. Erbe Patrick E. Ferguson Paul R. Drouilhet, Jr. Charles F. Edge Shervin Erfani Dolores K. Drumheller Lawrence W. Edgett Henry P. Erwin, Jr. + 2013 IEEE Foundation Board Member C. K. Druzgalski James S. Edmonds R. J. Erwin u 2013 IEEE Board Member Carl H. Dubac John B. Egger B. Etezadi * Multi-Year Pledge Richard E. Dubroff Albert D. Ehrenfried Asher Etkin • Deceased

2013 Honor Roll of Donors | 27 Paul M. Ferguson Minoru Fukada Nils C. Fernelius Kiyoshi Fukahori James A. Ferner Tadashi Fukao Alfred J. Ferrari Hatsuaki Fukui Chris Field Akira Fukumoto James E. Fields Robert J. Fulmer Jose R. Figueroa Dix Fulton Eugene P. Finger Hak-Ming Fung Bernard S. Finn Yoji Furuhama Robert E. Finnigan Petros Gabriel William L. Firestone, Ph.D. Gordon H. Gaertner S. M. Fischer Stanley Gaglione The IEEE- Industrial Applications Society (IAS) James A. Rooks Memorial Fund supports the IEEE-IAS James A. Rooks Memorial Student Intern Program David A. Fisher L. E. Gagne which allows interns to attend the annual IEEE IAS Pulp and Paper Industry David L. Fisher Francis L. Galasso Conference (PPIC). At the conference, from left, are PPIC Chair Alex Wu, Jack D. Fisher Vernon M. Gale student intern from International Paper, Georgetown, SC, USA Jonathan Green and Senior Electrical Engineer at the International Paper Monty Artz who was Wayne K. Fisher Louis M. Galie Jonathan’s sponsor. Arthur O. Fitzner Chester E. Gall Jerry W. Fitzsimmons Robert G. Gallager, Sc.D. Benjamin Glatt Willard S. Grant Joe Fjelstad Homer C. Galloway Raymond R. Glenn Thomas Grau G. G. Flaig James H. Galloway Maurice Glicksman Maris Graube David C. Fleck Ray D. Galyean Aloys A. Godar Arthur S. Gray Mark A. Fleming Bipin V. Gami Richard E. Godfrey Gary D. Gray Dr. Philip J. Fleming Edward J. Gander Owen L. Godwin Dr. Paul E. Gray Irving L. Fletcher Luis Gandia Robert C. Goessman Jay W. Grear, Jr. John D. Fletcher William H. Ganoe S. S. Gohil Anthony Greco William B. Flewellen, Jr. Thomas V. Garceau Bryant R. Gold Geoffrey D. Green Uwe Flor Edward E. Gardner Aaron J. Goldberg, Ph.D. J. H. Green Brian G. Flowers S. R. Gardner Harold S. Goldberg J. P. Green, Jr. Gordon M. Floyd James R. Garner August Golden Terry C. Green Robert S. Flumach Jose Garriga Donald Goldman Vincent J. Green, Jr. Eugene P. Fogarty W. B. Garrison Richard L. Goldman Myron Greenbaum Richard P. Fogarty Leonard L. Garver • Julius L. Goldstein Allan E. Greenberg Robert F. Forlaw David C. Gasda Mario E. Goliani Alan E. Greener James F. Forren Dennis J. Gaushell Jack Golin Larry J. Greenstein Vincent J. Forte H. Paul Gay Alfonso L. Gomez John F. Greenwald Jerry G. Fossum Carl C. Gebhardt Claude E. Gonnet Edward M. Gregerman Rodney A. Foster Hans P. Geering Antonio C. Gonzalez Paul J. Gregg Edwin C. Foudriat Dietrich K. Gehmlich Hector Q. Gonzalez Donald G. Gregory Charles A. Fowler Ralph S. Gens Mario J. Gonzalez, Jr. John G. Gregory Richard L. Fowler Finis E. Gentry Beverley R. Gooch Randall V. Gressang Malden V. Frank Rhett T. George, Jr. Robert B. Good Robert F. Gribble Ernest A. Franke Atanas Georgiev Clemente E. Gooding Larry B. Grim Bob Franzino Lester A. Gerhardt D. J. Gooding Cornelis A. Grimbergen Robert Frias Elena A. Gerstmann Kenneth R. Goodwin, Jr. Theodore A. Grish Gerald G. Frick David B. Geselowitz, Ph.D. William H. Gorder Davis Marshall Gritton Jeffrey A. Friedhoffer Michael N. Geselowitz Jiri G. Gorner Lawrence R. Groehl R. James Fritsch Dwip K. Ghosh Richard J. Gorzegno Chris Gross Charles H. Fritz James J. Gibney, III Terence J. Gosciniak Sheila Grossman Antonio Frontera Bruce Gilchrist Brian E. B. Gott Francis B. Grosz, Jr. Robert D. Frost Michael J. Gill Richard J. Gottardi Roger Grubic Charles M. Fry David W. Gillespie John K. Gotwals John J. Guagliardo Gary J. Frye Burhl Gilpin L. E. Gough Joseph W. Guderjohn John A. Fuge Paul J. Giorsetto Arvin Grabel John A. Guevara Toshitaka Fujisaki Radu Giugaru Werner Graf Pascal Guilbault Hiromichi Fujisawa Leo M. Glahn John J. Grainger Ralph E. Guion Hideo Fujiwara Alexander J. Glass Donald A. Grandis Yuri V. Gulyaev

28 | Transforming Lives Through Technology Paul J. Gund William F. Hart John C. Hempstead John L. Hinkle David Gundry Robert L. Hartman Robert D. Hempstead Kazuhiro Hirasawa G. R. Gunther-Mohr David P. Hartmann, Ph.D. Charles Henderson Khalaf H. Hirmina Bernard S. Gurman James R. Harvey H. A. Hennen Evelyn H. Hirt David B. Gustavson John A. Harvilla Paul R. Henneuse Theodore W. Hissey, Jr. John Gutman Chester G. Haschke John H. Hennings Donald W. Hitzeman Harold Haake Ryusuke Hasegawa Mogens Henriksen Bichlien Hoang H. K. Haase Tatsuro Hasegawa Hanspeter P. Hentzschel Martin Hochdorf Matthias Haase Masao Hashiguchi Andrew Herbert David M. Hodgin, Jr. Irving Haber, Ph.D. Asif M. Hassan George A. Herbert Phillip S. Hoeper Dale A. Hachtel Sameer S. Hassan Ludwig J. Herbst Charles R. Hoesel Rolland R. Hackbart Edwin B. Hassler, Jr. Robert O. Herendeen Raymond W. Hoffman Michael V. Haddad Mack A. Hataway C. D. Herman Kurt Hoffmann William S. Haddock, Jr. James C. Hathaway John M. Herman, III David W. Hogan John B. Hager Arne Hatlestad Hector Hernandez Dieter B. Hohmann Norman K. Haggerty Anthony V. Hattier J. V. Herosy Leander H. Hoke, Jr. James J. Hagner George R. Haus Denver W. Herr Egon R. Hollm Toshihiro Hahimoto, Ph.D. George M. Hausman John P. Herron John D. Holm Jay B. Haines Richard M. Hawkes Daryl T. Hester Eric Holme James J. Halbach D. L. Hawkins John A. Hetrick Dwight P. Holmes Fred M. Half Syuiti Hayasi Gary A. Heuston J. F. Holmes Harold R. Hall Richard A. Hays Charles R. Hewes Andrew G. Holmes-Siedle Henry P. Hall D. M. Hayter Arthur Heyman John D. Holodak Richard W. Hall Richard L. Healer Philip M. Heyman Raymond H. Holstead George H. Hallnor William T. Heath Michael S. R. Heynes George E. Holz Terry H. Hamada Herbert Hecht George Hickey Steven E. Holzman Masanao Hamai Richard J. Hedger Arthur N. Hicks, II Kiyou Hooshiar J. Scott Hamilton Michael and Kathy Heelan Richard A. Hieber Duong B. Hop Charles F. Hammer Paul A. Heermans Alfred K. Higashi Mark A. Hopkins Jacob M. Hammer John W. Hefler John A. Higgins William Hoppa Dan W. Hammerstrom Arthur J. Heidrich Robert A. Higgins Jun Horikoshi Ronald M. Hamrah Herman M. Heinemann Sterling F. Higgins Hans P. Horisberger, Ph.D. Charles L. Hand Harold C. Held Walter T. Higgins, Jr. Kazuo Horiuchi Alexander Hanna John W. Held Arthur Hill Joh D. Horrocks David G. Hanna Walter F. Held Joanna Hill Ronald S. Hosek Lionel D. Hanney Kenneth I. Heldebrandt Larry C. Hill Nozomu Hoshimiya A. J. Hansen Duane Helmer Peter C. J. Hill Robert T. Houk James P. Hansen C. O. Hemmi Joseph S. Hills R. W. Houskamp H. A. Hanson Harvey R. Houston Shya Hao Dean D. Howard Tatsuya Harada Robert P. Howard Russell C. Harbaugh, Jr. Jones V. Howell, Jr. Harold E. Harden Robert E. Howell Robert N. Hargis Raphael Hoyda Edgar E. Harp Richard A. Hrusovsky Robert Harper Henry Y. H. Hsu Robert V. Harper Evelyn L. Hu, Ph.D. Edgar D. Harras Joseph Huang Paul T. Harrell Lincoln B. Hubbard Ernest R. Harris Neil T. Huddleston Fred Harris Martin Hudis James E. Harris Luther S. Harris IEEE Foundation Directors and professional staff celebrate the 40th Anniversary + 2013 IEEE Foundation Board Member Ronald T. Harrold of the Foundation at its Board Meeting. From left are IEEE President Peter Staecker, IEEE Foundation President Leah Jamieson, IEEE Foundation President u 2013 IEEE Board Member Paul Hart Emeritus Richard Gowen, IEEE Foundation Executive Director Matthew Loeb * Multi-Year Pledge Roy E. Hart and IEEE Foundation Director Eleanor Baum. • Deceased

2013 Honor Roll of Donors | 29 Fred R. Jarratt Graham A. Jullien Alexander F. Jaszek Frank E. Jump N. S. Jayaraman Ray and Helen Juzaitis Herndon H. Jenkins John Kacerek Jon M. Jenkins, Ph.D. Adolph J. Kachler Sheldon C. Jenkins Motoji Kado William K. Jenkins Keith K. Kagamida Ronald R. Jennings Herman Kagan Eric Jensen Stephen J. Kahne Ronald G. Jensen Peter Kaiser, Ph.D. Thomas C. Jernigan Masaichi Kajiwara William B. Jervis Martin Kaliski Javier E. Jimenez Adri C. Kalisvaart Joel W. Jinkerson Vasilios E. Kalomiris The IEEE History Center’s IEEE Milestones in Electrical Engineering and Peter A. Johanson Adriaan J. Kampstra Computing celebrate technological breakthroughs around a number of which the IEEE Life Members Committee organizes technology-themed tours. In 2013 Joseph Ralph Johler Laveen N. Kanal the tour to Canada included a stop at Sydney Mines to visit the 1956 IEEE John and Karen Carroll Fund Carroll F. Kane Milestone “The First Submarine Transatlantic Telephone Cable System (TAT-1).” Harold F. John Miles F. Kanne Dwight A. Johnsen Robert P. Kappler Edward W. Hudson Hirosei Inuzuka Arthur E. Johnson, Jr. Terence Karanink Roy F. Huemer Jason Irby Ben C. Johnson Fred G. Karkalik Mark V. Hughes Hisaich Irie Damon B. Johnson Lars B. Karle Patricia M. Hughes Fred H. Irons Donald W. Johnson Haran C. Karmaker Robert Hughes Donald S. Ironside Edward L. Johnson Thomas C. Karpati Linda Hugle Donald T. Irvine Frank L. Johnson E. Karpinski Harold W. Hults David J. Irwin George C. Johnson, Ph.D. Paul F. Karshis J. E. Humbert J. David Irwin, Ph.D. Havis Johnson Akinobu Kasami Peter Chi Fai Hung Elmer L. Isaac Mark H. Johnson Hiromitsu Kashiwagi William J. Hunnebeck Bruce G. Isaacson Oscar F. Johnson Raman Kashyap William P. Hunt Charles E. Isbell Richard A. Johnson J. R. Katan John E. Hunter Kokichi Ishibitsu Robert Johnson Terry T. Katayama Michael B. Hunter Tomo Ishikawa Timothy L. Johnson Kyoko Kato Harry L. Hurd Boyd P. Israelsen Walter A. Johnson Makoto Katsurai Robert E. Hurlston Kenji Itoh George I. Johnston David L. Kaufman James J. Hurny Tatsuo Itoh, Ph.D. William T. Joines, Ph.D. Karen Kaufman John Hus Nick Itsines Allan S. Jones Thomas J. Kausek Mr. Carl L. Hussey, PE Ferdo Ivanek Brian Jones Haruo Kawahara Robert L. Hutchins Terje Iversen Colin M. Jones Hirohisa Kawamoto Anh N. Huynh Mo Iwama Curtis A. Jones Carl M. Kawauchi Joseph W. Ianniello Charles B. Izard Edwin C. Jones, Jr. John E. Keane Yuzo Iano Takehiro Izumi Edwin R. Jones Terry W. Keeler Allen S. Ibara Robert W. Jack G. A. Jones Edward P. Keenan Makoto Ibuka Bruce B. Jackson Katharine J. Jones John C. Keenan Roy K. Idehara James R. Jackson Leon T. Jones William J. Keery Makoto Ihara George T. Jacobi Merrill C. Jones Fred R. Keith, Jr. John P. Ihnat Jerrold L. Jacobs Robert K. Jones David J. Kellems Kenji Ikeda John M. Jacobs Russ Jones Francis W. Keller Takehiro Ikeuchi Marc Q. Jacobs Thomas D. Jones, Jr. Larry E. Keller Hiroyoshi Ikuno James E. Jacobson Thomas J. Jones William R. Kelley Hiroyuki Imai Robert A. Jacobson Angel G. Jordan, Ph.D. Jordan C. Kelly Toshio Imai Tyland L. Jacobson M. H. Jordan Samuel T. Kelly Masaaki Imamura Jon B. Jacques Erik Jorgensen Kenneth M. Kempner Hiroshi Inaba, Ph.D. Marko Jagodic Thomas J. Jorgensen Feltus Kennedy Kjell A. Ingebrigtsen Douglas A. James Edward J. Joscelyn Garth R. Kennedy Barry D. Inglis Donald L. Jans Donald E. Joslyn Kenneth D. Bailey Survivor’s Thomas G. Innes William K. Janz Peter Jubinski Trust

30 | Transforming Lives Through Technology Anthony M. Kerdock Harris H. Kitamura Karl E. Kohlrus Jerome I. Kurshan Lawrence E. Kerr Kuniji Kito Edwin E. Kolatorowicz Aelred J. Kurtenbach, Ph.D. Joel R. Kesler Vishnuraj Y. Kittur George E. Koleszar Jun-Ichi Kushibiki Thomas J. Kesolits Frank C. Kitzantides Harwood G. Kolsky Harvey D. Kushner Warren A. Kesselman Allan R. Kjeldsen H. F. Kongabel Joel S. Kvitky Otto Kessler Harry W. Klancer Michael Korek Peter P. Kwan Mohammed A. Khan J. J. Kleber Bernard B. Kosicki Pang C. Kwong Mahmoud M. Khatibi Margaret A. Klee Robert K. Koslowsky Edward F. Labuda Yuri Khersonsky Brian D. Kleen Robert J. Kost Paul E. Lacke Henry K. Khoo Miles V. Klein Charles J. Kovarik Bruce Lager E. B. C. Khu Jeffrey R. Klembczyk Richard A. Kowalski Hungchi Lai Tooraj Kia, Ph.D. Martin S. Klemes Walter J. Kozak Keith O. Laing Dallas L. Kibbe Ralph E. Klesius Taisaku Kozuma Donald N. Laird Marshall C. Kidd Daniel K. Klingensmith George D. Kraft Vasudevan Donald J. Kienast Marvin Klinger William O. Kramer Lakshminarayanan E. G. (Al) Kiener John A. Klobuchar Paul C. Krause Lawrence L. Lam Don Kilfoyle Frank J. Kloht Emil Krenn Robert W. Lambeck Dennis W. Lamont Peter Killius • Rex C. Klopfenstein Kelly J. Krick Paolo Lampariello Donald W. Kilpatrick D. R. Klose Francis X. Krier Edward J. Lancevich James C. Kim, Ph.D. Martin S. Klotzbach, Jr. Herbert Kroemer Richard C. Lanza John N. Kim Marian J. Kloza Walter F. Krolikowski Louis J. Lanzerotti Clive W. Kimblin James R. Knight Gregory A. Kromholtz David A. Lapinski E. Kimura David H. Ko John C. Kroon Wallace E. Larimore David A. King Hsien Ching Ko Robert J. Krueger Lars Bauer & Barb Ortiz Denis J. King Miki Kobayashi Georges Kryze Ray and Albe Larsen James D. King Hiroshi Kodera Clarence K. Kubo Almon E. Larsh, Jr. John H. King, Jr. Cecil W. Koehler James Kubota Martin E. Larson Marsh B. King Rudolph A. Koehler Stanley P. Kubota Richard E. Larson Russell C. King Alfred R. Koelle Paul A. Kuckein Richard L. Larson William P. King Charles W. Koeller Chandra M. Kudsia Robert E. Larson Wilson K. Kinkead R. A. Koelzer Frederic A. Kuhlemeier Jay T. Last Richard R. Kinsey Henriecus Koeman James A. Kunkel Bhagawandas P. Lathi Lyle D. Kipp, Ph.D. Harlen N. Koen Alexander J. Kunkle Jay W. Lathrop Russell Kirby, Jr. J. I. Koeper Michael E. Kunsman James R. Latorraca George M. Kirkpatrick Gerhard A. Koepf Arthur Kunst Clifford Lau Scott Kirkpatrick Ryuji Koga Louis H. Kurkjian George T. Laughlin, II John A. Kise Toshio Koga Noriyoshi Kuroyanagi Kalevi Laukkanen David J. Laurin Theodore Lavoot Sibert K. Law Larry G. Layman Gregory S. Leach John R. Leary Richard A. Leary Robert J. Leavy Kwang Y. Lee Richard C. Lee Song P. Lee Soong Hak Lee Louis G. Leffler

+ 2013 IEEE Foundation Board Member An IEEE Foundation grant supported program, Accelerate: South Carolina’s Engineering LaunchPad, provides u 2013 IEEE Board Member motivated high school students in SC, USA with an innovative and accelerated path toward college engineering degrees. * Multi-Year Pledge Pictured here are Accelerate students participating in a nanotechnology lab exercise. • Deceased

2013 Honor Roll of Donors | 31 Warren K. Legler, Ph.D. Joseph G. Llaurado, M.D., H. Douglas Lung John A. Mann Robert F. Leheny Ph.D. James R. Lusby Roger F. Mann Donald L. Leichtweis Gerald Lo G. J. Lusczek, Jr. Salvatore J. Manno Leland F. Leinweber Peter E. Lobban Kevin B. Luxford Juliana Manoliu Ilmars Leja Kenneth C. Lockwood George E. Lyness Mohamed Mansour Vassilis P. Lekkas George C. Loehr Edward L. Lynn John P. Mantey Cecil C. Lencioni, Jr. Jaan A. Loger Lawrence C. Lynnworth James R. Manuel Hugh G. Leney John J. Lomax Peter B. Lyons August F. Manz, Sr. Gabriel Lengyel, Ph.D. L. R. Lombardo Michael C. Macaulay Piero G. Maranesi W. Leonhard James F. Longshore, Jr. D. A. Macey William C. Marchand Dan P. Leonida Alfred R. Lopez Gene H. C. Mach Murlin Marks Richard A. Lerche Richard S. Lord M. L. MacMedan Thomas J. Marlowe, Ph.D. Samuel A. Leslie Joseph A. Losier Walter J. Macomber Georgios A. Marnezos Harry K. Lesser, Jr. Bryan G. Lott John Macphee Louis J. Maroglio M. E. Levi James A. Lott, Jr. Alfred U. MacRae Michael D. Marraffino Roger E. Levien Fred A. Lotte, Jr. Melvin M. Maeda James T. Marrs Robert E. Levin Jean-Francois Loude J. C. Maender Allison C. Marsh Seymour Levine Daniel J. Love Alexander B. Magoun John H. Marsh Harry Levitt Paul Lovecchio Frank J. Maguire Alan H. Marshak David C. Lewis Donald L. Lowe Ernest A. Magyar • J. H. Marshall, 3rd Dennis Lewis George H. Lowe S. Mahanti Paul C. Marth, Jr. Donald E. Lewis Lester H. Lowe, Jr. Rowdan K. Maharaj Dalton W. Martin Edwin R. Lewis, Ph.D. Milton J. Lowenstein Christoph E. Mahle Gordon E. Martin George K. Lewis Clark E. Lowman Karl-Heinz Mahrt John E. Martin Glyn J. Lewis Frank E. Lowther Anthony H. Majewski Kent R. Martin John G. Lewis Albert S. Lozano John Makhoul, Ph.D. Richard O. Martin Richard E. Lewis Albert R. Lubarsky Tsugio Makimoto Robert W. Martin Ted H. Lewis Michael S. Lucas Ernest I. Malamud Tom A. Martin J. F. Libbe R. D. Lucas William T. Malanczuk William L. Martino Zvie Liberman Fabrizio Luccio Ancile E. Malden Richard O. Marwin Alberto S. Licup David W. Luce Charles G. Mallery Matthew S. Mashikian Charles A. Liechti John W. Luce John F. Malm Albert E. Mason Robert K. Likuski Louis A. Luceri William T. Maloney Giandomenico Massari Joseph V. Lillie + Ernest Lucier Marco Mambelli Vukota Mastilovic Antonio L. Lim Dale A. Luck Enrique Mandado Hiroo Masuda Teong C. Lim Robert A. Ludtke Robert Mandel Joe T. Mathis Chin-Huang Lin Edgar J. Luecke Joseph D. Manica John V. Matlock David C. Lincoln Tod E. Luginbuhl George A. Mann Misao Matsushita M. S. Lindberg, Jr. Taro Matsuura W. J. Lindblad B. Dal Matterson Gary M. Lindgren S. H. Matthews Philip E. Lindquist George R. Matto Lyndon E. Lindsay Peter T. Mauzey William B. Lindsay John Mavor David D. Lindsey Clifford L. Maxwell Fuyun Ling, Ph.D. Robert Mayer, Jr. Duane P. Lingafelter Robert J. Mayhan, Jr. John C. Linz Clarence E. Mayo Dr. Joyce Currie Little Alexander Mazur Warren G. Little Gene W. Mc Pherson Jeffrey W. Littman Richard T. Mcandrew Chao-Han Liu D. R. McAvoy, Jr. Michael S. Liu The 2013 IEEE Honors Ceremony, “Accelerating Advances,” was held 29 June Thomas G. McBride Ming T. Liu in San Diego, CA, USA. In attendance were, from left, IEEE Life Fellow Donald Robert H. McCamish Heirman, IEEE Fellow John Baillieul, and IEEE Senior Member and IEEE O. T. McCarter Yen Yeh Liu Executive Director James Prendergast. Both Heirman and Prendergast are Kenneth R. Mcclymont Robert M. Livingston IEEE Heritage Circle members.

32 | Transforming Lives Through Technology The Past Helps the Twin Cities Section in 1986 and the local meetings that Future Shine Bright followed. Daniel feels that those personal and professional relationships are the biggest benefit of IEEE membership. Daniel D. Hoolihan One of his fondest memories is the 50th anniversary IEEE Senior Member celebration of the IEEE EMC Society in Hawaii in 2007. The Society arranged to have a 50th anniversary pin Daniel D. Hoolihan, a member of IEEE flown on the USA’s NASA shuttle, which is permanently since 1983, is President of Hoolihan displayed on a plaque at the IEEE Operations Center in EMC Consulting located in Lindstrom, MN, USA. He is Piscataway, NJ, USA. a consultant to the United States Department of Com- merce National Institute of Standards and Technology He favors the historical operations and interests of the (NIST) in the area of Telecom Certification Body and IEEE Foundation, and donates to its IEEE History Center Conformity Assessment Body evaluations. He is also Fund. Daniel believes the IEEE Foundation is a lasting an assessor for the NIST National Voluntary Laboratory legacy of IEEE. “By supporting the Foundation, a member Accreditation Program. Daniel has been on the Board can support the future efforts of IEEE which are built on of Directors of the IEEE Electromagnetic Compatibility the past activities,” Daniel said. He added, “We all rely on Society (EMC) since 1987. the outstanding efforts of earlier members of IEEE. We Daniel joined IEEE for the professional opportunities. build on their achievements and help our fellow man He stayed active because of the associations he formed with our own personal hard work and achievements in through the founding of the IEEE EMC Chapter of the the electrical engineering area.”

Benjamin W. Mcconnell Thomas H. Mehling James R. Miles, Jr. James M. Moidel Gary E. McConnell Earl J. Meiers James M. Miletich Louis A. Mole Ronald C. McConnell Roy W. Meinke Christopher R. Miller John I. Molinder Edward D. McCormick Osorio C. Meirelles David A. Miller Ronald L. Monahan Martin J. McCormick, Jr. H. Paul Meisel Douglas L. Miller William A. Monette Dennis D. Mccrady R. P. Meixner Gabriel L. Miller J. Roger Moody Stuart McCullough Thomas S. Melchior John O. Miller Laurence L. Moon Ernest A. McCurley Horst R. Mellenberg Jon R. Miller Paul J. Mooney William M. McDermid James Melsa Melvin Miller Franklin D. Moore T. McDonagh David Meltzer Norman Miller, PE Harold R. Moore Arthur McDonald John W. Mench Roger L. Miller James L. Moore Michael J. McDonald Peter J. Mendelsohn Thomas W. Miller Robert A. Moore William C. McDonald Richard A. Mendler William C. Miller, Jr. Sundaram C. Moorthy Richard McFee D. Mercado, Jr. J. M. Milne Leonard W. Morgan Samuel F. Mcgeiver Harry W. Mergler William G. Minahan Frederic R. Morgenthaler Bryan W. Mcghee David W. Merrill Paul O. Minear Norihiko Morinaga William M. McGill Paul M. Merry Harry D. Minert Mititada Morisue Francis J. McGrath Paul A. Meschler Milton J. Minneman James B. Moritz August L. McGuffin Carl Meshenberg N. Minnici Charles S. Morris John P. McHenry Edwin J. Messerli, Ph.D. Charles J. Mintz Hayden Morris Ronald C. McHenry, Ph.D. Russell F. Messier Elpidio Miranda Maynard B. Morris Gregory F. McHugh Hans U. Meyer Thomas J. Misa John G. Morrison George A. McIntosh Joseph A. Meyer Glenwood J. Mitchell Joost Mortelmans James A. McIntosh Robert H. Meyer W. J. Mitchell, Jr. Donald E. Morton Jack D. Mckinney James R. Meyers William C. Mitchell Douglas M. Morton Jenny L. Mclaughlin Issiaka Mgboron Tsuneo Mitsui Robert A. Morton, Jr. Dr. Robert W. McMillan Andrew L. Michel Shigehiro Miyatake Roger S. Morton D. D. McNelis James A. Michel Kunika Mizushima Sigmund W. Mosko A. J. McNerney Marlin H. Mickle Saleh S. Mneina Allan S. Moskowitz Peter J. Mcnulty Dr. and Mrs. Angelo Miele Yukou Mochida James F. Mcveigh C. Michael Miglore Alvin W. Moeller + 2013 IEEE Foundation Board Member William R. McWhirter, Jr. Tetsuya Miki Mahmood Mohajery u 2013 IEEE Board Member W. D. Medweth Norbert B. Miklitz John G. Mohr * Multi-Year Pledge Dean R. Mehlberg Zeljko Miksic Richard J. Mohr • Deceased

2013 Honor Roll of Donors | 33 David R. Moss Robert G. Nettles John T. O’Donnell Nathaniel W. Ozarin Craig A. Mott Hans Neukom William M. Ogden Utku Ozcan Edward C. Mozley, Ph.D. Peter G. Neumann J. H. Ohara Wilson D. Pace A. V. A. Mueller Robert W. Newcomb Boris V. Ohman E. Valdes Pages Jishnu Mukerji Sheldon Newman Thomas E. Ohnesorge Mohan Pai Rangaswamy Mukundan Robert E. Newsome Katsuhiko Ohsaki Garrett Paine Fred F. Mulholland, Jr. Hieu V. Nguyen Carl A. Ohsiek, Jr. Ian M. Palmer Walter D. Mullins Sanh T. Nguyen Akira Ohte James D. Palmer Kaoru Murakami Thuan V. Nguyen Tatsuo Ohtsuki L. C. Palmer Kendall H. Murakami Mr. Richard S. Nichols Koustubh D. Oka Paul H. Palmquist Kazuo Murano William R. Nicholson Roy T. Okamoto Krishna P. Pande Jay H. Murdock Keith L. Nicodemus Sevgin Oktay Thomas A. Panfil Frederick C. Murphy John L. Nicolettos Sakae Okubo Anton E. Pannenborg Patrick R. Murphy W. David Niebuhr Toru Okumura Niki R. Pantelias Robert Murphy James A. Niederer Seymour Okwit Claude J. Pany Stephen T. Murphy Robert L. Nielsen John M. Old Robert E. Papsco Alan G. Murray Jan M. Niemiec Michael D. Oliver Michael S. Parcher Charles R. Murray Jorma U. Nieminen Edgardo V. Oliveros M. David J. Park James B. Murray Charles W. Niessen, Ph.D. Arthur G. Olsen Kenneth K. Park John J. Murray Stig L. Nilsson Dennis R. Olsen Jerald V. Parker Mehmet V. Musa Robert E. Nisbet William A. Olsen Robert D. Parker M. P. Musick Hiroshi Nishihara Ray Olson Robert G. Parkinson, Ph.D. Kalyan K. Mustaphi Gene M. Nishimura H. George Oltman, Jr. Lowell C. Parode Max W. Muterspaugh Eikazu Niwano Robert J. O’Malley, Jr. Ricardo Parra John D. Myers Robert T. Noble Yasuhisa Omura, Ph.D. Louis C. Parrillo Theodore J. Myers Hector F. Noel Orville R. O’Neal George E. Parsons C. D. Nabavi Alexander R. Norden Ibrahim Onyuksel Theodore W. Parsons Warren L. Nadler Bruce D. Nordwall Y. Oono John Pascu Atsushi Nagano Douglas C. Norman Albertus Oosenbrug Gerhard F. Paskusz, Ph.D. H. H. Nagel George G. North William H. Oost Brian C. Pass Dr. H. Troy Nagle Donald W. Novotny Stefan P. Opalski Ralph W. Passarelli Ferenc Nagy, Ph.D. • Fred L. Nylander Karn Opasjumruski Bernard M. Pasternack Norris S. Nahman Michael J. O Connor Joseph R. Oranchak C. Kumar Patel, Ph.D. Kyoji Naitoh Timothy W. Oakley Angelo F. Orazio Devendra J. Patel Dr. Tsuneo Nakahara Thomas P. O’Brien Vincent J. Organic Jitendra M. Patel Akira Nakamura Kevin T. O’Connor John A. Orr, Ph.D. Annasameb A. Patil Takuma Nakamura Andrew M. Odlyzko John M. Osepchuk Murray S. Patkin Takao Nakano John J. O’Donnell Thomas W. Otto Donald A. Patterson Yoshimi Nakano John P. Patterson Kenichi Nakashi Joseph Patterson John Nakata Robert J. Patukonis Shoichi Nakayama Boonsong Paukatong Toshihiko Nakayama Dev Paul Seiichi Namba, Ph.D. John Paulson, Jr. • Philip R. Nannery Guenther J. Paulus Anthony P. Napikoski Thomas J. Pavlik Devarajan Narayanasamy Kenneth R. Peal Robert T. Nash D. R. Pearson Jimmy R. Naylor Donald E. Pearson Marvin A. Needler Jack O. Pearson, Ph.D. M. Hashem Nehrir Gabriel B. Peaseley August Neitzel John B. Peatman Wm M. Nellis 2013 IEEE President Peter Staecker and 2013 IEEE Region 8 Director Marko William E. Peck Arthur T. Nelson Delimar spoke at the IEEE Milestone dedication ceremony of the Krka-Sibenik Robert K. Pedersen Electric Power System on 5 July 2013. On 28 August 1895 electricity generated Howard N. Nelson at this location was transmitted to the city of Šibenik, Croatia where six power Robert M. Pedigo Robert E. Nelson transformers lit street lamps. Leroy S. Pendleton

34 | Transforming Lives Through Technology Leading by Example Committee, he helped conceive the Significant Tech- nological Achievement Recognition Selections program Emerson W. Pugh (STARS). This compendium of approximately 20 peer- IEEE Life Fellow reviewed articles on the history of major developments “The biggest benefit of my IEEE mem- in electrical and computer science and technology is on bership has been to learn and practice the IEEE Global History Network and will be published leadership skills,” says Dr. Emerson in the highly respected Proceedings of the IEEE. Pugh. A leader he is. Emerson served as IEEE president Emerson is enthusiastic about the Foundation’s activities in 1989. In 1996, he joined the IEEE Foundation Board in supporting the development and promotion of the serving as its President from 2000 through 2004. During histories of technologies in the fields of interest to IEEE his presidency, he initiated a study of the relationship members. A member of the IEEE Heritage Circle and between IEEE and the IEEE Foundation resulting in the IEEE Goldsmith Legacy League, Emerson gives the creation of the policies and procedures manual, generous annual gifts to the IEEE History Center, the operations manual, and contracts with IEEE organizational IEEE Life Members and the IEEE Foundation Funds. He units for which the Foundation held donated money. donates to the Foundation because, he says, “The IEEE Foundation has many programs worthy of funding. If IEEE His personal passion is volunteering to promote projects members do not support these activities, who will?” of the IEEE History Center. His fervor for the Center is made apparent through his investment of time, talent Emerson’s Oral History can be found on the Global and treasure. In 2009, while serving on the IEEE History History Network at ieeeghn.org.

William B. Pennebaker William J. Pietenpol Kenneth W. Prier Raj Ramchandani Robert P. Penno Emanuele Pietralunga Gary K. Pritchard Clarence F. Ramstedt N. P. Penny Ann Mary Pine Edward J. Prochaska Ronald Randall William B. Penzes Robert W. Pinto E. Norris Procter Russell K. Raney M. L. Pepper, Jr. Michael J. Piovoso J. F. Prorok William B. Ratcliff Walter E. Pera David S. Pittman Steven D. Prough Kenneth F. Rath Juan Peracaula, Ph.D. Steve Pittman Roger J. Provencal Donald E. Rathbone Ph.D., Anton E. Perera Roland Plottel Joseph P. Prukop PE Antonio Perez Yuste, Ph.D. Orville J. Plum James W. Pryde Antonio Raven Douglas A. Perham A. J. Poggio Lee J. Pryor Dennis Ray Charles E. Perkett Richard G. Pogson Robert J. Puckett R. L. Raybold Edward G. Perkins G. E. Pokorny Robert A. Pugh John A. Reagan Frank Perkins Bohumil Polata Walter C. Pumo James J. Rechner Peter E. Perkins Leslie G. Polgar Dr. Neil D. Pundit Vellenki U. Reddy, Ph.D. W. R. Perkins Robert W. Polkinghorn Kay M. Purcell Paul M. Reeves Robert E. Perkinson William D. Pollard Thomas N. Pyke, Jr. Roger and Joyce Rehfeld Ron Perla Somkiat Pongkanta David E. Qualls Stig L. Rehnmark Robert E. Perliss Albert G. Ponte Raul Quezada P. George T. Reich Thomas F. Perrine Donald N. Pontsler Rene Quirighetti John A. Reif Richard T. Perron Paul Popenoe, Jr. Richard A. Quodomine Harold F. Reiher H. R. Person Don J. Popp Joseph G. Racz Julius Reiner Emanuel P. Peters Leonard J. Porcello Radant Family Fund John R. Reinert Jerome E. Peterson Jon E. Port Milton E. Radant Clyde J. Reinhard Timothy J. Peterson David Porter William A. Radasky William F. Reinke Frank Petsche Edwin L. Post Joseph A. Radocchio Steve E. Reiss Bernard L. Pfefer Neils R. Poulsen John R. Ragase Luis A. Remez Charles A. Pfeiffer H. Poveda Srinivasa H. Raghavan Alexander M. Rende Hans K. Pfyffer Allan Powers Orlando F. Raimondo Andrew W. Revay, Jr. Marcena Phan & Family John H. Powers Edward E. Rajakumar R. K. Reynolds James H. Philip Seth M. Powsner Vignesh Rajamani, Ph.D. P. G. Phillips Ronald E. Pratt Yudh V. Rajput + 2013 IEEE Foundation Board Member Robert R. Phillips George G. Preckshot Angelique Rajski u 2013 IEEE Board Member Thomas C. Pierce Ronald L. Prevost Ramachandra Ramakumar * Multi-Year Pledge Edward S. Pierson Philip R. Price Kudinelli S. Ramanath • Deceased

2013 Honor Roll of Donors | 35 Eugene A. Rheingans Mark R. Rognstad Robert Eric Russell Dean W. Sargent John Rheinstein Hans Rohdin Donald M. Ruther Pradip K. Sarkar Richard G. Rhoda Joseph Rolfe Daniel J. Ryan Miklos Sarkozi Gordon P. Riblet Hans G. Rolfes Henry F. Ryder Marlene Sarnat Laurence B. Rice William S. Roman Albert L. Ryff Taiji Saruwatari John Richards Salvatore A. Romano, Jr. Sevier Sabin Hajime Sasaki Robert E. Richards Albert J. Rosa David Sachs Shin Sasaki Alexander L. Richardson Gary T. Rose Herbert Kenneth Sacks, A. M. Sasson, Ph.D. Gordon Richardson Lars G. Rosengren Ph.D. Yozo Satoda John F. Richardson, Jr. Charles W. Rosenthal Samuel Saez Tukaram N. Savdharia Paul Richman Lawrence Rosenthal William H. Sahm, 3rd S. G. Scaglia George H. Richmond Hugh C. Ross Robert A. Sainati Stephen A. Scandalis Leonard H. Richter R. G. Ross Makoto Saito John F. Scarzello Stephen L. Richter, Ph.D. James A. Rothenberger Takeshi Saito Richard R. Schaberg Gunnar Ridell Rodney S. Rougelot Thomas Y. Sakaguchi James A. Schaefer G. W. Riegle Tarunbikash Roy Roy Y. Sakamoto Mervin G. Schaefer James R. Riegling C. Roychoudhuri Maurice S. Salamy Martin M. Schaffel Hubert A. Riester Erlind G. Royer Richard A. Salo Herbert Schanker Leland Riffel John Rozema Jack L. Saltich Brad Scharf & Mary White Anthony L. Rigas Richard G. Rozier Joseph Salzman Donald E. Schaufelberger John H. Rinka Charles Rubenstein, Ph.D. George M. Samaniego Rolf Schaumann Marlin P. Ristenbatt, Ph.D. Lawrence G. Rubin Ahmed H. Sameh Larry L. Schedin David D. Robb Louis P. Rubinfield Alberto Sanchez Allan C. Schell Roger M. Roberge T. J. Rudd I. Aguilar Sanchez Robert A. Scheman Brad J. Roberts Milton Ruderman Chester L. Sandberg Dale E. Scherry Bradford P. Roberts • Raymond L. Rudolph David W. Sanders I. Morton Schindler John A. Roberts Arthur K. Rue Phillip A. Sandford Frank E. Schink John R. Roberts Neil F. Ruggieri, Ph.D. John R. Sanford Edward L. Schlossberg Larry W. Roberts Steven Rupp Jun-Ichi Sano Frank W. Schmechel Roland W. Roberts Charles M. Rush Norbert F. Santoski Kurt H. Schmidt Joseph E. Robertshaw Douglas D. Russell Hal M. Sappington Thomas J. Schmugge Charles S. Robertson, III Robert D. Russell Eugene W. Sard Dorothy L. Schnabel George A. Robertson Schneider Electric James C. Robertson John N. Schneider, PE Roderick D. Robertson Richard L. Schneider J. Darrell Robinson W. K. Schnure Leslie L. Robinson James B. Schoedler N. David Robinson, M.D. Frank L. Scholten Stanley A. Robinson Doris V. Schoon Stanley M. Robinson Walter Schoppe Willard A. Robinson Stanley M. Schreiner Hernan Robles Rudolph F. Schreitmueller Richard B. Robrock, II Ronald B. Schroer William M. Robson Mark I. Schubin Joseph L. Rodgers Leonard Schuchman George P. Rodrigue Bernard S. Schuchner Manuel F. Rodriguez-Perazza Martin A. Schulman John S. Roe Adolf J. Schwab Eugene R. Roeschlein Richard F. Schwartz Stanley B. Roeske Leon Schwartzman Roger and Joyce Rehfeld Richard E. Schwarz Fund Cameron C. Schweitzer David V. Rogers Fayette County Public Schools District (FCPS) in Fayetteville, KY, USA received R. A. Schwinn Kenneth C. Rogers a grant from the IEEE Lexington Section Fund of the IEEE Foundation thanks to Wm R. Scoble, Jr. a gift from The Xerox Foundation. The grant enabled FCPS to purchase LEGO Richard E. Rogers NXT Robotics Kits and supported the IEEE Robotics Camp held in June for 180 Norman R. Scott Heljar B. Rognerud students. Richard J. Scott

36 | Transforming Lives Through Technology Bringing Meaning and well as the Central Processing Unit (CPU) architectures of Purpose to his Life other manufacturer’s and vendor’s computers. He joined IEEE in 1979 for access to the cutting edge information on Susumu Kobayashi computers and CPU architecture and trends in the field. IEEE Life Member Susumu was the President and Representative of the He read somewhere that, “sometimes Japan branch of Tera Computer Japan, now known as Cray donations, even if the amount is very Japan, Inc., in Tokyo, Japan until he retired in 2005. He has small, make your mind stable and calm.” In an effort translated, edited and been featured in many books based to bring meaning and purpose to his life, Mr. Susumu on computers and technology. Kobayashi decided to make his first gift, in 1996, to the He says the IEEE Foundation is important because, “it helps IEEE History Center Fund and he has been giving ever and inspires young people to go into science and technol- since. Susumu Kobayashi is an Honored Philanthropist ogy fields.” He supports the IEEE History Center because, in the IEEE Heritage Circle, supporting the IEEE History “Before understanding any technology well, we have to Center, the IEEE Life Members and the IEEE Foundation know its history deeply, from the very beginning. We have Funds. Susumu told us he gets very excited to find his name to gather and prepare historical information, as the History on the donor list in the Honor Roll of Donors each year. Center does, so this information can be accessed by the Susumu always had an interest in Mr. Cray’s (the “father rest of the world.” Susumu added, “The IEEE History Center of supercomputing”) computers and his architectures as is the treasure and legacy of human beings in the world.”

Richard P. Scott Marleigh C. Sheaff Carl F. Simone Harold P. Smith, Jr. William A. Scott D. F. Sheahan Earl P. Simoneau Jeffrey E. Smith David Scull John P. Sheehy Donald C. Simoneaux Kelvin C. Smith David A. Seamans Daniel H. Sheingold Nazaro A. Simonelli Kirk W. Smith John R. Searle Robert T. Shelquist Dolph Simons Lanny L. Smith Charles R. Seashore Michael J. Shepherd James E. Simpson Marshall D. Smith Chalmers F. Sechrist, Jr. William Shepherd Murray Simpson Michael B. Smith George Sehn Albert P. Sheppard R. A. Simpson Michael C. Smith Georges Seil Akikazu Shibata William A. Sims · R Kirkland Smith Douglas R. Semmes, Jr. Yakov S. Shifrin Robert S. Sindlar Robert T. Smith Chen B. Sen, Ph.D. Daniel W. Shimer Harpreet Singh Roger D. Smith J. I. Sendlein Hidetoshi Shinoda Heramb Singh Vernon Z. Smith John G. Sendlein James P. Shipley William Singleton Wesley R. Smith Alfred A. Senior Chris M. Shirai Virgil Siouris William B. Smith Kenneth D. Senne Francis R. Shoemaker Albert Sivahop William C. Smith Donald N. Senzig Thomas M. Shoemaker E. Anne Sivers William H. Smith R. E. Sequeira Ernest F. Shoji E. T. Skantar Edward A. Smythe Carlo H. Sequin Tom A. Short Halvor Skeie Ronald C. Snare Peter Sereny T. M. Shortal Ralph J. Skelly Richard M. Snell Peter G. Serev Chen-Wen Shou James J. Skiles Candido A. Soares Masatada Seto Jerry F. Shoup, Ph.D. William A. Skillman Alan Sobel Walter D. Seward Roy W. Shoup, Jr. Bernard Sklar Charles Sobel Robert G. Sewell Joseph Shraibman John W. Skooglund David L. Soldan, Ph.D. S. Sexton Gary L. Shrock Walter Skuggevig Frank G. Soltis Michael M. Shaffer Randall P. Shumaker Leslie H. Sladen Lal C. Sood Dilip N. Shah K. R. Siarkiewicz Kenneth J. Sleger Rodney J. Soukup Manzoor A. Shaikh John J. Sideravage James G. Sliney, Jr. Albert C. Spaargaren D. G. Shales Arthur Siegal Leo Slobodin John H. Spare Charles K. Shanks, PE, NSPE Thomas W. Sigmon Thomas W. Slowey William G. Spaulding Eugene D. Sharp Dragoslav D. Siljak Richard H. Small Jon H. Speer Tom G. Sharpe Peter M. Silverberg Douglas C. Smathers Nagabhusan Shashidhar, H. S. Silvus, Jr. Edward G. Smethurst + 2013 IEEE Foundation Board Member Ph.D. John J. Simkanich Archie E. Smith u 2013 IEEE Board Member George A. Shaton William W. Simmons Douglas B. Smith * Multi-Year Pledge Lisa A. Shay Stephen G. Simo H. Stanley Smith • Deceased

2013 Honor Roll of Donors | 37 John S. Spencer Christopher R. Stook Paul Svetz Harold L. Taylor Phillip Spergel William T. Storey Philip H. Swain John H. Taylor Spyridon N. Spetsieris Edmund R. Stoughton Mahesh M. Swamy R. S. Taylor Robert C. Spindel Fred J. Stover, Jr. C. B. Swan Kyun H. Tchah Arun Srivastava Richard W. Strahan H. W. Swan Calvin C. Teague K. D. Srivastava Bradley J. Strait Edward E. Swanson George P. Tecos Paul G. St Amand Robert A. Stratbucker Willis E. Swanson Michael D. Teems Dale E. St. John Roy F. Stratton D. W. Swearingen Thomas S. Teetor Henry S. St. John, Jr. Loran W. Stringer Joseph N. Sweeney George J. Telecki Roger I. Staab Richard L. Strombotne James A. Swetlikoe Albert H. Terp Peter W. Staecker u Albert Strub D. W. Swift Carl D. Terry Forrest L. Staffanson Robert A. Struthers Guy E. Swifte Frederic T. Terry Kenneth Stafford Mani Subramanian John M. Sylvester R. S. Terry Ronald J. Stahara Stephen Suckenik John W. Synhorst Hans-Jorg Thaler Alan L. Stahl R. Sudarsanam Bohdan J. Sypniak The Emery P. Todd Trust K. Terry Stalker Yasuharu Suematsu Joseph P. Szafranski The Milligan Family Living David L. Standley, Ph.D. Yukiyasu Suguri Nicholas E. Szymanski Trust Bernard A. Stankevich F. J. Sullivan Harry Tabak John L. Theimer Lenox Robert Starkey R. L. Sullivan Margaret R. Taber Johann Theurl Garry D. Starr Richard L. Sullivan Yoshitaka Takasaki Paul W. Thiede Fred M. Staudaher Virginia C. Sulzberger Hideki Takasu Patrick A. Thiel John W. Steadman, Ph.D. Peter G. Sulzer Toshikiyo Takemori Arun M. Thomas Malcolm G. Stearns Thomas H. Sumida Tadasu Takuma Chifong L. Thomas John D. Steben David Sun, Ph.D. Leon V. Talmage David M. Thomas Robert W. Steenberge Hun Hsuan Sun, Ph.D. Grant A. Tanaka George M. Thomas Peter M. Stefan, Ph.D. George S. Sunday Hatsukazu Tanaka John R. Thomas Roy H. Stehle Jerome J. Suran Takeshi Taneichi Michelle Thomas Gunter Stein Jon M. Surprise Morris Tanenbaum Richard P. Thomas Gerhard Steinbrenner Arthur W. Sutton Sophia S. Y. Tang Joseph F. Thomason Dave W. Steinmeier Donald Y. Suzuki Katsunori Taniguchi M. A. Thomet H. R. Steisslinger Noboru Suzuki Duncan N. Tanner Daniel D. Thompson Robert F. Stengel Shiro Suzuki Eugene C. Tappis David L. Thompson George G. Stephen Toshio Suzuki Tzyh-Jong Tarn, Ph.D. James R. Thompson James E. Stephens Yasunobu Suzuki Isamu Tatsuguchi Roger W. Thompson Henry E. Stern James E. Svarovsky Charles A. Taylor C. Nortoft Thomsen Robert A. Stern Roger W. Stern Laverne E. Stetson Alfred M. Stevens Richard C. Stevens William G. Stevens Clell E. Stewart David B. Stewart Donald M. Stewart Frederick A. Stich Manfred H. Stiebler Jack J. Stiffler M. A. Stiffman Michael V. Stimac John F. Stledger Daniel C. Stock John R. Stock Heinrich J. Stockmanns George Stoeppel The IEEE Life Members Committee (LMC) and the IEEE Foundation hosted an IEEE Life Members’ Reception on 12 April in Philadelphia, PA, USA. Pictured here are some of the local IEEE Life Members. Life Members from 4 Sections were invited James C. Stoffel, Ph.D. and 35 members and their guests attended. The reception provided Life Members and the LMC an opportunity to gather Ronald B. Stokes in a social setting and exchange ideas about Life Members activities.

38 | Transforming Lives Through Technology Committed to Programs further innovation. “The Fund supports my professional that Further Innovation values, awards grants to programs which encourage innovation for humanity, recognizes important member Ralph W. Wyndrum, Jr. contributions, and represents the values that innovative IEEE Life Fellow engineering delivers to the world at large. It also supports our History Committee assuring a well-documented past Since he joined IEEE predecessors the for the IEEE,” he said. AIEE and IRE in 1957, finding ways to spark innovation and recognize member contributions “The Life Members and IEEE Foundation’s grants program have been at the forefront for former IEEE-USA President makes important technical and social contributions, is Ralph W. Wyndrum Jr. The tools provided by IEEE have judged by competent peers, and will improve the lives of been invaluable throughout his career and as a student. future generations,” said Ralph. This is why he is driven “In graduate school and during my doctoral research, to support the program. IEEE publications were indispensable and this continued “Those who should best understand the goals and to be the case in the first decades of my career at Bell successes of the Foundation are indeed our members. Labs,” he says. “Increasingly, in my career, the professional Young members and senior members alike can find conferences and networking afforded by IEEE became initiatives that resonate with them and they should support most important.” those initiatives,” said Ralph. A long-time, generous donor, Ralph’s most recent donation Thanks to generous donors like Ralph, more engineers will to the IEEE Life Members Fund of the IEEE Foundation be equipped with the resources they need to thrive in their exemplifies his commitment to continuing programs that career and innovate in ways they never could have before.

Wayne E. Thomson Constantine T. Tsitsera Joseph A. Valent Percy B. Vinet, Jr. J. R. Thornton George Tsolakis Robert R. Valleni Federico A. Viramontes Peter M. Thorp Kazuo Tsuboi D. G. Van Coevering Hassanali R. Virani Kenneth Thurber Haruhiko Tsuchiya Gene L. Van Curen Richard J. Virgilio Robert G. Thurman Takehiko Tsuiki E. C. Van Der Meulen Ronald F. Virostek John L. Tietze Saburo Tsuji Bernard F. Van Dinter Jose I. Vizcarra John H. Tilley Jiromaru Tsujino John A. Van Dyk Paul A. Vlahutin George D. Tkach K. Tsukada John Van Egmond Herbert B. Voelcker, Jr. Takashi Tokuyama Evangelo P. Tsurdinis Roger Van Ghent Reinhold P. Vogel Dan Toland Juri Tults R. G. Van Heeswijk Remo J. Vogelsang Peter M. Tolliver Howard L. Turetzky Ronald M. Van Oeveren Joseph R. Volpe, Jr. George Tolos Howard C. Turnage James C. Van Zee John P. Volpi Carlos A. Tomaszewski Charles W. Turner Leonard J. Vanderheyden Dr. Manfred von Borks Hideo Tomita David M. Turner Kenneth E. Vannice Howard T. Voorheis William P. Tompkins Frank W. Tyo Pedro Vaquer-Comas David E. Vozzola Edward M. Tomsic UBS Gerald B. Varani G. G. Vurek David Tonhofer Teiji Uchida Sandra K. Varga Peter Vutz P. Torgrimson Thomas Ueki Varian Medical Systems E. Wachsberg Valentin Trainotti Malcolm R. Uffelman Spyros G. Varsos Jerrold L. Wagener Loi Tien Tran Paul D. Ulland Numan H. Vasquez Orlin D. Trapp Andrew Waggott William A. Vaughan, PE Sven Treitel Thomas E. Ullman Sigurd Wagner Alexander B. Trevor Werner Ulrich Jaime R. Vazquez-Plard Vernon H. Waight John B. Trevor, III Martin A. Uman, Ph.D. James R. Veale Chow Wai-Kwok Timothy N. Trick, Ph.D. John H. Umemoto Robert A. Veitch Andrew M. Walker Bryan C. Troutman Warren W. Umholtz George C. Verghese Ben F. Walker Richard True, Ph.D. Victor C. Urrutia Verizon Foundation Edward L. Walker Tim Trueblood Bjarne E. Ursin Gijsbertus F. Vermeij Ralph E. Walker Henry P. Trujillo Gerald S. Ustach Michael Vicars-Harris Richard F. Walker Malcolm T. Trupp Ramasamy Uthurusamy Alfred E. Victor Henry J. Trussell Pentti T. Uuspaa, Ph.D. Jens Vidkjaer + 2013 IEEE Foundation Board Member John J. Trutwin Bob Uyetani Richard C. Viinikainen u 2013 IEEE Board Member Chiu-Kwan Tsang Robert E. Vago Robert S. Vincent * Multi-Year Pledge Andreas A. Tsatsos Harri J. Vahatalo W. R. Vincent • Deceased

2013 Honor Roll of Donors | 39 Ronald G. Wallace Walter A. White Norman D. Winarsky B. J. Xufre William L. Wallace Walter M. White Frank D. Winfield Eli Yablonovitch John B. Walsh Charles L. Whitham Charles E. Winn Philip Yaffee Robert R. Walsh Daniel E. Whitney, Ph.D. Edward W. Winters Hideki Yamamoto John W. Walter Howard E. Whitston Richard L. Wirt Masamichi Yamanishi Walter A. Wappaus Albert C. Whittlesey William J. Wiseman Itsuo Yamaura Weldon W. Ward, Jr. Allen V. Whitwell Leo Wisseman Zia A. Yamayee Brendan J. Ware Jimmy W. Wickiser John F. Wittibschlager Shunpei Yamazaki Charles L. Warner Elbridge M. Wiegmann Dale W. Wittig Hsu Kai Yang Janusz Warszawski Eugene L. Wiemels Horst R. Wittmann Gregg J. Yedwab Curtis M. Warthen Carl M. Wiggins Jack G. Witzel Ying C. Yeh Paul Warun Brian P. Wilfley Chester Wolejsza K. Sigfrid Yngvesson Kiyotaka Wasa Richard S. Wilkins P. A. Wolfgang Mamiro Yoshizawa John T. Wasdi Harvey E. Wilkinson Harry J. Woll Frank S. Young Atsushi Watanabe Gordon S. Young Robert O. Wilkinson Peter M. Wolter Laurence S. Watkins Gregory C. Young Larry H. Will Kenneth L. Wong David J. Watson Robert M. Youngs David H. Williams R. W. Wong Fred L. Watson, Ph.D. Xinghuo Yu, Ph.D. Dennis R. Williams Roland C. Wong John R. Watson Neal S. Yuda E. B. Williams Wai-Choong Wong John R. Watts H. Oner Yurtseven Peter A. L. Williams George R. Wood Stephen C. Weary John E. Zabel James B. Wood Edward A. Weaver Peter L. Williams Kenneth D. Zastrow R. Wood Thomas L. Weaver Robin Williams Ronald W. Zborowski W. Lewis Wood, Jr. Robert C. Webb J. Claude Williamson Stanley Zebrowitz Joseph D. Webster John W. Williamson H. L. Woodbury S. Zelencik Mark A. Webster, Ph.D. Ronald W. Williamson Ronald D. Woods Albert F. Zeller Felipe N. Weffer Lutz Willner Craig A. Woodworth Jay N. Zemel Grace C. Wei Christopher W. Wilson David Wortendyke, Ph.D. Bruce T. Zemlin H. L. Weidemann Donald G. Wilson Robert B. Worth Neal Zierler Don M. Weigle ERICO Development and Adolph J. Wozniak D. J. Zillig Claude M. Weil Engineering Departments Lawrence R. Wozniczka Robert E. Zimmerman Alfred Weinberg Eric L. Wilson F. L. Wright Earle R. Zinn, Jr. Marc R. Weinberger Howard D. Wilson James W. Wright Frank R. Zitzmann Richard T. Weinsberg James R. Wilson Alex & Daisy Wu John B. Zocchi, Jr. Henry D. Weinschel John T. Wilson Sien-Chong Wu Javad Zoroofchi Stephen B. Weinstein Kenneth T. Wilson Willy Wunderlin, Ph.D. Pedro J. Zorzano David W. Weiss Kevin G. Wilson John W. Wustenberg Victor G. Zourides Steve J. Weiss Ralph E. Wilson, Jr. Michael Wymann-Boeni Herbert W. Zwack Gregory V. Welch Lloyd R. Welch Christopher X. Weller William C. Wells William Welsh Michael J. Wengler Richard Werling Todd J. Wesolowski C. David West David L. West Gordon L. Westergren David F. Whalen Frank W. Whalen Joseph C. Wheeler Norman A. Whitaker Alan D. White Albert L. White Richard M. White T. S. White Peter W. Staecker, 2013 IEEE President, presents the IEEE Eric Herz Outstanding Staff Member Award to Cecelia Jankowski, W. L. White with Eric Herz

40 | Transforming Lives Through Technology Honorarium Gifts

We recognize the generosity of IEEE leaders and innovators who donated their speaker fees or cash prize(s) to the IEEE Foundation. By donating all or a portion of their honoraria to the IEEE Foundation in 2013, these distinguished individuals enable IEEE Foundation programs to further the scientific and educational purposes of IEEE.

Award Honorarium 2013 IEEE PES Leader- 2013 IEEE Southeast 2013 CIM Task Force ship in Power Award Michigan Chapter VIII Organized Tutorial 2013 IEEE Eric Herz Michael Heyeck EMC Society Events Jay P. Britton Outstanding Staff George Barth Member Award Margaret E. Goodrich IEEE PES Prize Jeremy Campbell Enamul Haq Cecelia Jankowski Paper Award Uwe Flor Mark G. Adamiak Jeff Godley 2013 IEEE Medal for 2013 IEEE Power & Heide Caswell Steve Hall Energy Society General Environmental and Vincent J. Forte Ed Hare Safety Technologies Meeting Tom A. Short Joanna Hill EnerNex Corp Tsuneo Takahashi Todd Hubing S&C Electric Company 2013 MGA Doug Hughes Steven W. Pullins 2013 IEEE Medal Achievement Award Matthew Jackson of Honor Monica A. Mallini Dennis Lewis 2013 IEEE Power & Energy Dr. Irwin M. Jacobs Eiichi Ohno Jerry Meyerhoff Society Innovative Dr. Vignesh Rajamani, Ph.D. 2013 IEEE Richard M. Smart Grid Technologies Speaker Fee Rodney Rodgers Conference Emberson Award Cyrous Rostamzadeh 2013 IEEE History Center EnerNex Corp Leah H. Jamieson, Ph.D. Candace and John Suriano Presentations Steven W. Pullins Alexander B. Magoun James Young

Legacies are What You Leave “The IEEE Foundation is a vehicle that can help others who Behind to Help Others in turn help others to continue advancing technology for a better society,” Michael said. When he received the IEEE Michael Heyeck Power & Energy Society (PES) Leadership in Power Award IEEE Senior Member in 2013, he announced the donation of his honorarium to the IEEE PES Scholarship Fund of IEEE Foundation. In his Michael Heyeck was the Senior Vice acceptance speech, he said, “Legacies are what you leave President at Transmission for American behind to help others.” After Michael announced the dona- Electric Power until he retired in June 2013. He earned tion of his honorarium, he recalls, “I was overwhelmed with his Bachelor’s and Master’s in Electrical Engineering at the thanks from the scholarship winners present, one of whom New Jersey Institute of Technology in Newark, NJ, USA. was coincidentally from my hometown.” Michael became a member of IEEE in 1975, while a Michael believes that college education is expensive and, student, because he thought it was an important addition for most students, yields debt that takes years to overcome. to his resume. Since then, he realized that IEEE had much That’s why he feels compelled to donate to the IEEE PES more to offer. He states, “Most invention comes from Scholarship Fund which supports the IEEE PES Scholarship interaction in a neighborhood of thought leaders, whether Plus Initiative. “It helps advance the profession, helps by the accidental connection of random thoughts, or by young men and women decide to make engineering a teaming of folks trying to solve a problem. IEEE is that their profession, and helps overcome the shortage of neighborhood of thought leaders that seeds invention for engineering talent that is needed to advance technology the benefit of society.” for our society’s well-being,” said Michael.

2013 Honor Roll of Donors | 41 Tribute Gifts

Making a donation to the IEEE Foundation as a gift in honor or in memory of someone special is a deeply gratifying way to recognize someone that touched the lives of others while advancing technology for humanity. Tribute Gifts were graciously given both ‘In Honor Of’ and ‘In Memory Of’ very special friends of IEEE.

In Honor Of Bikash C. Pal In Memory Of Laurence Hugh Ferry Powertech Labs Eric Jensen Le Hui Rick Davies Solvina AB Pterra, LLC Kenneth D. Greenstadt Dr. Rui J. P. de Figueiredo Transgrid Solutions Raymond Juzaitis Patricia A. Coffey Prabha S. Kundur Mr. Xiaozin Zhou William McFarland Francis and Marie Henriette Gran Andersson Colaco Jan Vardaman MaryAnn Saunders Udaya Annakkage Alcina and James P. G. Lawrence Smith Brad Scharf & Mary White Chinese Society for Dalton, Jr. Fund Electrical Engineering Dr. B. J. Dasher John and Bronwyn Jay Giri Henry E. Meadows de Figueiredo Michael I. Henderson Rosalind Duong Victoria Eckstein HK Electric Dr. Burn-Jeng Lin John Gutman Kundur Power Systems Marsh B. King Frederick J. Ellert Solutions, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Angelo Miele Clara K. Ellert Mark G. Lauby Robert Murphy Dr. Ruomei Li

Recognizing Pioneers Considering Jay’s background, he was inspired to in Our Field make his a first gift to the IEEE Foundation for the the IEEE PES Prabha S. Kundur Power System Dynamics Jay Giri and Control Award Fund. Established in 2012, this IEEE Fellow award recognizes outstanding contributions to the Jay Giri joined IEEE in 1975 at the understanding and control of the dynamics of the suggestion of a college professor. power system. “I have known Prabha Kundar through He discovered membership to be a very valuable learning IEEE PES since the late 1970s. He was very inspirational experience and has enjoyed networking, meeting as an industry utility engineer who was technically colleagues, learning from others, student interactions, competent, always looking for practical solutions, and and having an extended professional family regardless one who could confidently challenge academics and of where he was working. Jay reminisces about attending other researchers,” said Jay. He commends the IEEE the IEEE meetings as a wide-eyed graduate student, Foundation for “enabling IEEE units and pioneers in meeting and learning firsthand from the pioneers of our field, and for continuing to support the growth the power engineering industry, whose textbooks and in student scholarship programs.” papers he was studying at school. In 2002, he was elected IEEE Fellow, “for contributions Jay is the Director of Power Systems Technology to the design and implementation of power system and Strategic Initiatives at Alstom Grid’s Network control centers”. He has been involved in IEEE PES Management Solutions in Redmond, WA, USA. He sub-committees, working groups, task forces, tutorials, has a B.Tech degree from the Indian Institute of and paper and panel sessions, and is a member of the Technology (IIT) in Madras, India and a PhD from IEEE Power & Energy Society (PES) Governing Board. Clarkson University in Potsdam, NY, USA.

42 | Transforming Lives Through Technology Eugenia “Peggy” Smith Robert Jeffers Donald V. Rider William A. Sims Green Roger H. Tancrell J. Claude Williamson John P. Cochran Dr. and Mrs. David A. Conner Frank Mehall James A. Rooks Tak Sugiyama Janet Mehall John M. Briggs Eiichi Ohno Walter H. Hall David & Arthur S. Metcalfe, Lt. Jim Thomas Virginia Hall Terry Durocher Col. Retired Anonymous (1) Francis B. Hugle Katherine J. Pearsall Peter Famighetti Maureen Hamilton Brewer Science, Inc. Rory R. Johnson Michelle Thomas George Franklin McClure Henry B. Martin Betsy Covell USATerrebonne Parish (LST Mihaela Dinu Daleep C. Mohla Dr. James Wilson 1156) Association Lars Bauer & Barb Ortiz Joe Fjelstad Steve Pittman J. Barry Oakes Rebecca Rooks ERICO Development Sheila Grossman and Engineering Lyn Oaken Farms Alex & Daisy Wu Linda Hugle Departments Mou-Shiung Lin Krishna M. Pasala, Ph.D. Dale Samuelson Tom & Carol Gedeon Jacob Loomis Robert P. Penno Ann E. Samuelson & Family Pam Lucas Donald M. Patterson Ralph D. Samuelson Vivian Hary Nita Patel Stephen Fukuchi Daniel J. Senese Sean McEwan Qualcomm Incorporated John P. Goldsborough Anthony Durniak Joseph Shraibman Marlene Sarnat Rosalie T. Johnson Fern E. Katronetsky Ticer Technologies Sandra L. Paige Peter A and Betty Quickenden Gretchen Lewis Thomas C. Yamashiro

Exemplifying that Match program. The program donates up to $6,000 Time is Money credit in an Employee Gift Match Bank each year per employee, contributing to non-profit organizations through Jay Greenberg volunteering, monetary contributions, or charity events. IEEE Member Raking up 775 volunteer hours since 2010, Jay’s com- Volunteering for the betterment of the mitment to the IEEE-USA is truly unique. Chris Brantley, community has always been a high Managing Director of IEEE-USA, says, “Jay is one of priority to Mr. Jay Greenberg, who serves as a volunteer our most dedicated volunteers at IEEE-USA. The to IEEE-USA Energy Policy, Government Fellows and money he has raised for the IEEE-USA Fund of the Research & Development Committees in Washington, IEEE Foundation is a direct reflection of his commitment D.C, USA. An IEEE member since 2003, Jay supports both of time and resources available to him through IEEE-USA because of its positive effect on engineering The Boeing Company.” careers in the USA—advising decision-makers with recommendations based on the proceedings of the Jay believes that the Gift Match program goes beyond aforementioned committees. the surface-level donation of hours or dollars: “Boeing employees are driving positive change in communities Through the efforts of IEEE-USA volunteers, it is possible worldwide and open themselves to new opportunities to correct imbalances in engineering work-force demand, reform immigration policy, ensure tax incentives for to develop their professional skills and demonstrate their continuing education, protect inventors’ rights, provide leadership capabilities.” incentives for innovation, and combat employment Thanks to Jay’s work with IEEE-USA, as well as the Boeing discrimination. Gift Match program, more engineering professionals The valuable volunteer time Jay contributes to IEEE-USA will have the support they need to help the engineering is matched by his employer, Boeing, through its Gift profession prosper.

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