2014 Honor Roll of Donors

2014 Honor Roll of Donors | 1 When we encourage a promising young person with a bright future, invest in a teacher or a technologist with a solution to a well-defined problem, or support a team that is prepared to tackle a significant challenge with energy, optimism and talent — a world of possibility unfolds. There is nothing more rewarding than turning ideas into action and making a difference in the world; and there is no organization more capable of delivering tangible, impactful results than IEEE. As the philanthropic arm of IEEE, the IEEE Foundation inspires the generosity of donors to energize IEEE programs that improve access to technology, enhance technological literacy, and support technical education and the IEEE professional community. The IEEE Foundation, a tax-exempt 501(c)(3) organization in the United States, fulfills its purpose by • soliciting and managing donations • recognizing the generosity of our donors • awarding grants to IEEE grassroots projects of strategic importance • supporting high impact Signature Programs • serving as a steward of donations that empower bright minds, recognize innovation, preserve the history of technology, and improve the human condition. With your support, and the support of donors worldwide, the IEEE Foundation strives to be a leader in transforming lives through the power of technology and education.

Table of Contents Donor Profiles 1 Leadership Perspective 19 Students and Young Professionals 21 Nokia Bell Labs 2 Year in Review 20 IEEE Circle of Honor 29 Roberto Padovani 4 Grants Program 22 IEEE Goldsmith Legacy League 31 Thomas E. McDermott 6 IEEE PES Scholarship Plus Initiative 24 IEEE Heritage Circle 33 Gary Hoffman 8 IEEE Smart Village 26 Leadership Donors 35 Francis J. Mehall 10 EPICS in IEEE 28 Advocate Donors 37 Milton Lowenstein 12 REACH 45 Honorarium Gifts 39 Thomas H. Grim 14 IEEE Life Members 46 Tribute Gifts 41 Kristen MacCartney 16 IEEE History Center 47 Philanthropic Holidays 43 Greg Olsen 17 IEEE-Eta Kappa Nu 48 Matching Gifts 18 IEEE Awards 49 Directors and Professional Staff

The Honor Roll of Donors is printed and mailed to donors of $1,000 or more. If you would like a printed copy or an additional copy of the Honor Roll, please contact the IEEE Foundation Development Office at +1 732 465 5446.

The names listed in this Honor Roll believe in and invest in the mission of IEEE and support the role of the IEEE Foundation. Opportunities to donate and make an impact are diverse, allowing donors to specify support to particular areas of interest. Donor impact is demonstrated throughout this Honor Roll and through Donor Profiles where donors share personal stories about giving to the IEEE Foundation. IEEE and IEEE Foundation extend grateful appreciation to those donors who are not listed in this Honor Roll of Donors. The IEEE Development Office makes every attempt to ensure the accuracy of the listings in this report, including proper acknowledgement of gifts and correct spelling. Please notify us of omissions or errors by sending an e-mail to [email protected] or contact us by telephone at +1 732 465 5446. Philanthropy Has the Power to Energize

Effectively employed, philanthropy energizes the programs it funds, the organizations it impacts and the people it serves. As the philanthropic arm of IEEE, the IEEE Foundation engages members and friends of IEEE in a partnership that transforms the knowledge and reach of IEEE into tangible and effective solutions. In 2015, we have energized and enhanced the collaboration between IEEE and the IEEE Foundation to bring technology to people in need and plant Leah H. Jamieson the seeds for a bright future. In addition to supporting long-established IEEE programs, such as Life Members, IEEE- Eta Kappa Nu, IEEE-USA, IEEE Awards, the IEEE History Center, and the IEEE Foundation Grants Program, the Foundation is committed to advancing four IEEE initiatives in the educational and humanitarian spheres – we call them our Signature Programs. These Signature Programs are gaining momentum - from attracting more than 500 scholars to study power engineering through the IEEE Power & Energy Scholarship Plus Initiative to providing first-time access to renewable electrical systems in remote, off-grid communities around the globe through IEEE Smart Village; from EPICS in IEEE creating partnerships that pair non-governmental organizations with IEEE volunteers, particularly IEEE student members, to develop solutions that improve their local communities – Barry Shoop, Ph.D., P.E. to REACH, the IEEE History Center’s initiative to raise awareness among pre-university students of the influence technology has on society and culture throughout history. With your support, as well as the support of thousands of like-minded members and friends listed herein, the IEEE Foundation is making a significant impact through high- performing IEEE programs. Critical advances enhance technology access, literacy and Donor Profiles education for individuals and communities throughout the world. For this, and your role 21 Nokia Bell Labs in making it possible, the undersigned leadership team and all who are engaged in the 29 Roberto Padovani daily work of advancing the mission of IEEE are sincerely appreciative. 31 Thomas E. McDermott This booklet is an annual celebration of the philanthropic pursuits of IEEE members 33 Gary Hoffman and friends. That tradition continues this year with an additional component: heralding 35 Francis J. Mehall forthcoming activities with the potential to alter the trajectory of philanthropic support Karen A. Galuchie 37 Milton Lowenstein of IEEE. This is an exciting time full of opportunities for donors, members and staff to 39 Thomas H. Grim energize their engagement, and for IEEE and the IEEE Foundation to further our joint commitment to connecting the power of technology and education to the betterment 41 Kristen MacCartney of human health, well-being and the quality of life, with your support. 43 Greg Olsen To honor this commitment, the IEEE Foundation Board has taken the necessary steps to design a comprehensive campaign initiative to sustain and grow existing programs, expand the reach of our philanthropy, and address future objectives. Together we are poised to energize the future of IEEE. In the coming months you will hear more about this significant undertaking. We urge you to listen and to join us in what will mark a watershed in the history of IEEE and the IEEE Foundation. E. James Prendergast Thank you for your support and for helping us to energize the future.

Leah H. Jamieson Barry Shoop, Ph.D., P.E. Karen A. Galuchie E. James Prendergast IEEE Foundation President 2016 IEEE President and CEO IEEE Foundation Executive Director IEEE Executive Director

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Philanthropy, born of shared vision and generosity, is a powerful form of energy – “Every day, we are energized one that sparks imagination and transformative change. Thanks to our generous donors, 2015 was a successful year. Donors provided $3,273,623 in support of by conversations with engi- IEEE Foundation programs. neering students and profes- More than 7,500 donors made more than 12,000 gifts that were wisely invested sionals who are driven to in programs that enhance technology access, literacy and education for individuals change the world. The IEEE and communities throughout the world. Foundation’s vision is to Institutional giving from corporations, foundations and organizations has increased leverage that extraordinary this year and contributed to more than $2 million of overall gifts as represented in the Giving by Constituency chart. Life Members groups continue to be excep- global resource to create and tionally charitable and represent 58% of all giving. Non-IEEE Members have also sustain transformational increased thanks to extended outreach and partnerships as represented in the programs that use IEEE’s Giving by Individuals chart. incredible international The Program Expenditures chart, on page 3, exemplifies how together we deploy the human and intellectual resources of IEEE to our programs that address significant network and huge intellectual challenges in the developed and developing world. capacity to apply technology Thank you for allowing us to share the promise of technology – and the knowledge for social innovation.” to use it – to individuals and communities all over the world. Leah H. Jamieson, PhD

ENERG!ZE Philanthropy is an investment in human potential. Few philanthropic opportunities match the potential for transforming lives as the well-crafted, evidence-based, results- oriented programs supported by the IEEE Foundation. With your support, as well as the support of thousands of like-minded members and friends, the IEEE Foundation is making a significant impact through high-performing IEEE programs. Each Gift Has the Power to Energize The initiatives highlighted in this Honor Roll of Donors are only possible because of you and your gifts to IEEE and the IEEE Foundation. Not many tools for change Representing IEEE Foundation, rival the power of technology—but philanthropy is one. The people served by IEEE Chief Development Officer Stan Foundation supported programs appreciate all who have donated. They rely upon Retif (right) hosted 367 visitors to the Computer History Museum the growing list of IEEE members, institutions and friends contributing generously in CA, USA to celebrate one of the and energizing our mission. Your philanthropic commitment advances IEEE’s core two Foundation IEEE Day events. There were 540 IEEE purpose to foster technological innovation and excellence for the benefit of humanity. Day events around the world. Ways to Help Throughout the year or when you renew your membership, there are many opportunities for you to support IEEE programs that transform lives. While you read this Honor Roll of Donors, you may be energized and inspired to find new ways to support IEEE programs, extend your generosity or create your legacy to help build a strong future for IEEE and the people and communities it serves. IEEE staff members Adrienne Hahn and Hugo Rada-Trujillo We Are Here to Assist were among the best dressed of 100 guests on 6 October at one The IEEE Development Office professional staff is here to assist with your philan- of the Foundation’s IEEE Day thropic endeavors. You can e-mail us at [email protected], call +1 732 465 5446, celebrations held at the Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum NY, or contact us by mail: IEEE Foundation, 445 Hoes Lane, Piscataway, NJ 08854 USA. USA.

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Investing in Innovation Your donations make it possible for the IEEE Foundation to fund innova- tive projects exclusively from IEEE organizational units. Projects address the pre-defined annual theme identified by the IEEE Foundation, which aligns with the IEEE Foundation’s mission to “enable IEEE programs that enhance technology access, literacy, and education”. The theme for 2015 addressed projects that: Increase the understanding of technology and its critical role in meeting global challenges and improving the human condition.

A joint committee of the IEEE Foundation Board of Directors and the IEEE Life Members Committee reviews the grant applications. Fund- The project, Young Minds Know About ing is provided from the IEEE Foundation Fund or IEEE Life Members Imaging, Water and Agriculture, received a Grant in 2015 and will launch in 2016. Fund. In 2015, the IEEE Foundation/Life Members Grants Committee identified eight worthy projects, conducted all around the world, and Learn More: awarded a total of $228,543 in grants. ieeefoundation.org/Grants

ENERG!ZE IEEE Foundation Fund (FF) IEEE Life Members Fund (LMF) Demonstrating Geothermal Technology Young Minds Know About Imaging, The IEEE West Michigan Section received Water, Agriculture a $7,950 grant to create a free public The IEEE Buenaventura (Colombia) exhibit at Barnes Park in Traverse City, MI, Section received $16,331 to develop USA. The exhibit, which is expected to educational programs for high school open in October, will teach basic concepts and university students on how to use of physics of geothermal technology and illustrate different imaging technology to analyze the area’s technologies that can be used to benefit the environment. water supply, usage, and distribution to help local farmers IEEE Region 4 - Central U.S. produce more food with less water. IEEE Region 6 - Western U.S. Claude Shannon Documentary & Outreach The IEEE Information Theory Society was Power Collection, Dispersion, awarded a $90,000 grant to produce a and Alternatives 60-minute documentary about the life A $10,303 grant was awarded to the and work of Claude E. Shannon. Known IEEE student branch at the University as the father of information theory, Shan- of Texas, Dallas to build a model of the non did pioneering work in digital circuit design, commu- local power grid to demonstrate the nications, cryptography, and artificial intelligence. effects of harmonics, which are voltages Worldwide and currents caused by non-linear electricity loads, on power transmission. Harmonics are a frequent cause of Cybernectics: blackouts. The Norbert Wiener Media Project IEEE Region 5 - Southwestern U.S. The IEEE Society for the Social Implica- tions of Technology (SSIT) will use its STEM Outreach Using Student-built $35,529 grant to educate the public Humanoid Robots about cybernetics, which is the study The IEEE Eastern North Carolina Section of control and communication in both received a $36,430 grant to continue humans and machines. SSIT plans to produce a 10-min- its Humanoid Robot project. Members ute documentary about Norbert Weiner, the father of of the section built a robot named Ken cybernetics, and create a website dedicated to the latest that looks like a human and can process developments in the field. speech, detect faces, and have simple conversations with Worldwide people. The money will be used to train local students to operate the bot and travel to local schools and commu- Introduction to Internet Governance nity events to teach children and adults about robotics. A $20,000 grant was awarded to the IEEE Region 3 - Southern U.S. IEEE Toronto Section to produce a series of online videos on the topic of Internet governance. IEEE Region 7 - Canada.

Videos to Raise Awareness of Techno- Social Issues The IEEE Kerala Section chapter of the IEEE SSIT received $12,000 to hold a video contest. Participants will be asked to submit online videos addressing ways that technology affects society. IEEE Region 10 - Asia and Pacific. Here is Ken, the humanoid robot, out and about raising awareness of robotics and inspiring students to further their STEM education. IEEE grants 7 942 Scholarships Awarded to 587 Scholars from 169 19% Schools of Scholars 200+ Recognized are Scholars Now Working Female Full Time in the Power Industry

IEEE PES Scholarship Plus Initiative

Preparing the Next Generation of Power & Energy Engineers Thanks to the support of our donors, the IEEE PES Scholarship Plus Initiative, an IEEE Foundation Signature Program, is making a difference in helping address the power and energy workforce shortage by attracting qualified electrical engi- neering students to the field. In 2015, contributions to the IEEE Power & Energy Scholarship Fund enabled the program to award 209 Scholarships to under- graduate students at 105 schools in the USA, Canada and Puerto Rico. These students receive financial assistance, obtain valuable industry experience and gain access to volunteer mentors as they learn about the power and energy engineering careers available to them. Recent data indicates that more students are entering the power and energy field and with continued financial support from organizations and individuals the Initiative will have sustained success.

The combination of donors and volunteers make a positive impact in the Scholars’ lives. From financial support for their education to opening the door to the career possibilities in the power and energy industry to building a Learn More: professional network, Scholars graduate with the tools for success. ee-scholarship.org

ENERG!ZE “Being selected as a PES Scholar has pushed me to keep an open, eager mind in the power and energy field. Knowing that PES Scholars from Worcester Polytechnic Institute, from left are Julia Truong, Thomas Buonomano, Mariya Zagalskaya, Truman Chojnowski and Professor Alexander Emanuel. professionals in the field are willing to give their time and Confidence to Pursue My Goal resources to benefit my develop- “Being selected as a PES Scholar has motivated me to pursue my ment is comforting.” passions in this field. I am hoping to get a communications back- Ryan Helsdingen - University of ground and carry that focus into the power engineering applications. Illinois Urbana-Champaign I want to make an impact in this industry and being a PES Scholar has given me the confidence to pursue that goal.” Haley Northup - University of Delaware

Thankful for Support “Being a PES Scholar has provided me with more career opportu- nities, contacts in the field, financial assistance for advancing my Ohio State University, PES Scholars Mary education, and a general excitement for the field. After being selected Scherer, Matthew Wolfe and Eric Bauer as a PES Scholar, I decided to go on an engineering study program to visit CERN. I am excited for my future in engineering.” Julia Conger - University of Texas at Austin

Benefitting from Mentorship “From my chats with my mentor, I am learning more and more about the vast number of opportunities in the power and energy engineering field and some of the awesome ways my mentor has impacted the world for the better. These types of things are exciting! Also, having a mentor, I believe, will allow me to refine some of the intangible skills that will end up determining how well I can Washington State University PES interact with people and become a professional.” Scholars - Cameron Doneen and Matt Cato at one of the local Avista smart grid Zachary Smith - Auburn University communities in the Pullman area. IEEE Signature Programs 10 Countries with Projects

50,000+ People Impacted 34 Villages with Successful Pilots

IEEE Smart Village

Empowering Off-Grid Communities Empowerment. That word is at the heart of what IEEE Smart Village does – passionate about empowering lives in remote communities in lasting, sustainable ways through the delivery of energy, technology and educational solutions.

IEEE Smart Village (ISV) is a major IEEE initiative and IEEE Foundation Signature Program bringing innovative and sustainable electrical systems to the developing world. Combining the talents of more than 430,000 members across IEEE with sustainable-development partners in educa- tion, business and technologies, ISV delivers immediate, life-changing impact to the world’s poorest and most energy-deprived populations. Ifeanyi Orajaka of Green Valley Energy Member-led initiatives that deploy micro-utilities are having a transforma- Projects with local village children in Bisanti, Niger State, Nigeria in front of a tive impact on rural communities across sub-Saharan Africa. 2015 was a 24kW PV solar based mini-grid pilot project year with significant strides in advancing our global effort. Through our bringing power to 200 households and 1,600 people. partners in Nigeria, three 24kW micro-utilities to energy-impoverished off- grid community sites were deployed. In Zambia, a solar kit in the commu- Learn More: nity of Ipafu, Filibaba area in the outskirts of Chingola was sponsored. In ieee-smart-village.org

ENERG!ZE India, ISV is working with a team to bring rural electrification to villages in the Himalayas. Each day the initiative impacts more and more lives through electricity, entrepreneurship and education.

ISV’s unique approach of community stimulus via the provision of equip- ment, start-up expertise, operational training and ongoing mentorship is working. Local entrepreneurs are empowered to transform lives. Seed funding of in-country non-governmental organizations and passionate social enterprises creates self-sustaining, community owned and oper- ated micro-utilities. Each partner company becomes a profit-making entity ultimately owned by its community, to further benefit the community.

ISV was Energized in 2015 · Named Finalist for 2015 Bloomberg New Energy Finance (BNEF) Summit’s Finance for Resilience (FiRe) ISV’s “Scalable and Standards-based DC Microgrids” presentation was recognized for creating connectable, scalable DC microgrids that leverage new standards.

· Partnered with Humanitarian Organizations IEEE Smart Village provides life-trans- ISV supported the Torchbearer Foundation to provide lighting for 2,000 forming LED lighting and modest power customers and impacting 10,000 off-grid, energy-impoverished Camer- to villager homes in off-grid communities oonians. GVE Project, Ltd in Nigeria opened three micro-utilities; each around the world replacing life-endanger- ing kerosene lanterns. providing street lighting, energy to 200+ households and 25+ enterprises. GHE India commenced operations in three villages serving 670 villagers.

· Featured in TEDx Talk A member of ISV, spoke at a TEDx event about “Community Microgrids for a Sustainable Future.”

Paras Loomba of Global Himalayan Expedition extends the mission of IEEE Smart Village to remote areas of the Cost effective renewable energy allows low voltage DC power to provide safe and transforma- globe—monasteries, schools and tive illumination to even the most remote communities improving villagers’ access to education communities across northern India’s most and healthy living conditions. mountainous regions of the Himalayas. IEEE Signature Programs 1100+ Pre-University 150,000+ Students People Helped Engaged 537 University Students 74 Engaged Socially Innovative Projects EPICS in IEEE “EPICS in IEEE provides direct Students Solving Unique Challenges funding for projects that could Communities across the globe face unique challenges in sustainability, have an immediate impact. access, education, environmental issues, and an assortment of The sense of accomplishment that hindrances that affect quality of life. Technology has always been students receive really reinforces instrumental in solving these challenges and the next generation of engineers is at the forefront of creating technical solutions to help interest in the program. Once communities achieve their goals. they’re exposed to how they can affect the world, they have a EPICS in IEEE, an IEEE Foundation Signature Program, empowers university stronger interest in going into and high school students to work with local service organizations to apply technical knowledge to meet a community’s needs. By relying on engineering.” Nicholas Kirsch, Chairman, the intelligence of local organizations with ties to the target community, IEEE Member EPICS in IEEE it increases the likelihood projects will be supported and adopted by Committee the local community.

As it benefits communities, it also encourages students to advance their Learn More: knowledge of engineering, or begin to pursue engineering as a career. epics.ieee.org

ENERG!ZE Students gain hands-on experience by working with teams to identify goals and develop innovative and practical solutions to solve unique challenges that aid communities.

Whether it’s building solar water heaters for a children’s home in Cape Town, South Africa, creating a text-to-speech portable device for hearing-impaired students in Bangalore, India, developing solar-powered phone chargers for residents in Uganda, or implementing an air quality monitoring system in a Philadelphia neighborhood, EPICS in IEEE projects are transforming communities.

In 2015, EPICS in IEEE received the most project proposals in any previous year and approved 15 projects, the most ever. With 74 socially “They learned how to develop innovative projects to date, EPICS in IEEE has proven its ability to deliver on the IEEE core purpose of fostering technological innovation and a project for a real cause. excellence for the benefit of humanity. Students from multiple EPICS in IEEE is enabling students and IEEE volunteers to make a disciplines worked together difference in communities across the globe by promoting service, to broaden their skills and innovation and collaboration. manage the project together.” Dr. David S. Sumam, IEEE Student Branch Sponsor

IEEE Volunteer, PhD candidate and a past Volunteer Students from the Technological EPICS in IEEE project leader Victoria Serrano University of Panama in David, Rodriguez from the University of Arizona, Chiriqui taking part in an EPICS posing during an EPICS in IEEE Project. in IEEE project.

Students from Beijing Jiaotong University are working on a prototype of an intelligent book shelf to be installed at the JinHaihe primary school in Beijing China. The book shelf will assist students with special needs Children from the village Paushi India enjoy their first interaction with a computer. at the primary school. IEEE Signature Programs 2 Pilot Programs in Development 75 22 High School Teachers States and Administrators Represented on Advisory Panel

REACH Raising Engineering Awareness through the Conduit of History

Bringing Engineering, Technology and Society to Life in the Classroom High school students know how to use the latest gadgets, but most are unaware of how technologies evolve and the historical importance and influence they have on humanity over time. The IEEE History Center Program, REACH (Raising Engineering Awareness through the Conduit of History), fills this gap.

REACH, an IEEE Foundation Signature Program, provides history teachers with free lesson resources on the history of engineering and technology. The multi-media, educational resources enhance the capabilities of high school teachers, excite their students and help answer an important ques- tion: How have scientific and technological developments through history changed the way people live and the way economies and governments function? The resources are designed to allow students to gain a deeper Learn More: appreciation of engineering, and obtain a greater understanding about ieeefoundation.org/ how technologies have impacted society throughout history. reach-through-history

ENERG!ZE REACH draws upon the IEEE History Center’s resources to build out each “REACH module.” An academic advisory panel, composed of 75 high school teachers and administrators from 22 states, provides academic insight to ensure the modules effectively supplement lesson plans.

Each REACH module focuses on the history of a type of technology such as agriculture, manufacturing, communications, warfare and trans- portation to explore its social, political, scientific, economic and cultural impacts. To engage students, the resources include videos and hands-on activities. Designed to meet U.S. National Council for the Social Studies standards, pilots will originate in the United States and the resources will be available to instructors around the world via a REACH Web site, A behind the scenes peek at the production of the Early Maritime Navigation film, just now in development. Two pilot programs will debut in 2016. one component of the multi-media resources being created by REACH. Captain Brian The momentum of the REACH program is building! It’s an exciting time J. Hall, Professor Department of Marine for the IEEE as we bring the historical importance of engineering and Transportation, United States Merchant Marine Academy and IEEE History technology into the high school classroom. Center Historian John Vardalas are in the production.

Middle School students are inspired to collaborate during a simulated, hands-on, REACH activity.

“These resources, developed in consultation with teachers, provide students with the opportunity to analyze and apply historical and technological concepts to the modern day.” Adam L. Angelozzi, Ed.D., Principal, Manalapan High School, Manalapan, NJ, USA Principal Adam Angelozzi and Supervisor of Social Studies Michelle Lilley of Manalapan High School, NJ, USA look forward to using REACH materials in their classrooms.

IEEE Signature Programs IEEE Life Members

Energizing IEEE for Life Fellowship in Action IEEE Life Members (LM) are an active and vibrant group within “On January 4, 2016, I joined the IEEE. For more than 70 years the IEEE Life Members Commit- IEEE History Center as the Institu- tee (LMC) engages in and supports activities of IEEE. One of the tional Historian and Archivist, but my longest standing and most active funds, the IEEE Life Members direct association with IEEE began in Fund (LMF) enables the LMC to support numerous programs of 1993 when I received the IEEE Life interest to IEEE Life Members, engineering students and potential Members Fellowship in Electrical engineers. Together, the LMC and the IEEE Foundation collaborate on investing in innovative projects through the Grants Program History. When I was awarded the very (see pages 4-5). prestigious fellowship I saw the proverbial The LMC supports a number of ongoing IEEE initiatives including: light at the end of the tunnel. This IEEE James H Mulligan, Jr. Education Medal, bestowed by generous grant IEEE, recognizes a career of outstanding contributions to education in the fields of interest of IEEE. enabled me to work full-time on my IEEE Life Members Fellowship in Electrical History, dissertation, “The Quest administered by the IEEE History Committee supports one year of full-time graduate work in the history of electrical science to Be Modern: The Adoption of Electric and technology. Light, Heat, and Power Technology in Small-Town America” at Case West- Washington Internships for Students and Engineers – WISE, an IEEE-USA program that sponsors U.S. students in a ern Reserve University. It supported a summer internship program in engineering and public policy. fifteen-month research trip to some of Third and fourth year engineering and computer science America’s most prestigious institutions, students and graduates pursuing policy-related graduate studies are including the National Museum of selected in a nationwide competition to spend 9 weeks during the American History, the Hagley Museum summer in Washington, DC, USA learning how to contribute to and Library, and the Pennsylvania issues at the intersection of science, technology and public policy. Historical and Museum Commission. The LMC/LMF continues to engage and support activities of our The archival material gathered has life members and retirees through publishing a bi-annual IEEE been used for the dissertation as well as Life Members Newsletter for the 29,000+ LMs, and continued three publications, twenty professional support of local communities and activities for papers, a portion of a documentary film, life members through the IEEE Life Member and university teaching across the USA. Affinity Groups (LMAG). IEEE sections are In the end, the IEEE fellowship helped encouraged to form LMAG’s 29,000+ me finish graduate school and launch a to energize, promote Active and participate in LMS career as a professional historian. Not local activities. 234 bad for a working class, first generation LM Events Held in 2015 college student from New Jersey.” Mary Ann Hellrigel

ENERG!ZE WISE Launches a Career in Public Policy

“The WISE program was a fantastic experience and I learned a lot interning with IEEE-USA. After that summer I knew I wanted a career that combined engineering with public policy. I have had many opportunities ThreeIEEE WISE Interns from 2015 are, from left, Nikhil Garg, University of Texas-Austin, Cara Decoste, University of NC-Charlotte and Devin Cornell, Missouri University of Science to contribute my expertise to & Technology. Cara is also a PES Scholar. The WISE Program is ranked as one of the best internship opportunities in the U.S. by the Princeton Review. the public policy process as an industry researcher and a professor. Now, 24 years later, I am serving as Chief Technologist at the Federal Trade Commission.” Dr. Lorrie Faith Cranor

Richard Baraniuk (center) received the 2015 IEEE James H. Mulligan, Jr. Education Medal, cosponsored by the IEEE Life Members Fund, MathWorks, and Pearson. 2015 IEEE President Howard Michel (right) served as the Master of Ceremonies at the IEEE Honors Ceremony, 8200 along with co-presenter IEEE President-Elect Barry Shoop (left). Joe Cruz, Chair, IEEE Life Participants Members Committee (second from right), and the representative from MathWorks, Todd Atkins. Served 83 Active Life Member Affinity Groups

2015 Honor Roll of Donors IEEE History Center

Preserving the Past to Guide the Future The IEEE History Center brings the history of engineering to life. It archives and promotes engineering and technology and their roles in history, and preserves and makes known the proud heritage of IEEE. Sharing how creative problem solving has shaped the modern world, the Center brings appreciation of past, present and future technologies within reach of us all. In keeping with this mission, the IEEE Archives in Piscataway was renovated during 2015 to serve IEEE members and staff. The physical area was ex- panded, doubling the space for collections, and a state-of-the-art HVAC system installed providing climate control conditions to ensure the collection’s long- term survival. The oldest documents in the archives date back to the American Civil War. The archives has many unique items, including Nikola Tesla’s applica- tions to AIEE for admission and transfer to the grade of Fellow, a 1915 canteen from AIEE president Comfort Avery Adams, and Elihu Thomson’s Edison Medal Sprague Electric: An Electronics certificate.S everal collections, such as the papers associated with the merger Giant’s Rise, Fall, and Life After between AIEE and IRE to form IEEE, have been digitized on the Engineering Death, released in 2015, is the fourth book of the IEEE History Center Press’ series. and Technology History Wiki (ethw.org). The book is available atsmile.amazon.com . 2015 saw the awarding of the first William and Joyce Middleton History Prize to W. Bernard Carlson for Tesla: Inventor of the Electrical Age. This book prize will be awarded annually, and is made possible by a bequest from the estates of William W. & Joyce F. Middleton. The History Center’s service to scholars is shown by the fact that book and article authors used History Center resources. REACH (Raising Engineering Awareness through the Conduit of History) is the Center’s new IEEE Foundation Signature Program. See page 12 for details. IEEE Foundation President Emeritus Engineering and Technology History Wiki run by the IEEE History Emerson W. Pugh (left) and IEEE Center in partnership with six engineering societies ethw.org, contains several Executive Director E. James Prendergast cut the ribbon to commemorate the opening of thousand encyclopedic articles, thousands of scanned archival documents, the expanded and refurbished IEEE History audiovisual materials, and related historical materials The ETHW saw heavy Center Archives. One of many programs of and increasing use during 2015. There were 589,330 sessions (up 22%), the IEEE History Center, the Archives is located at the IEEE Operations Center in 503,131 users (up 24%), and 903,780 page views (up 10%). Piscataway NJ, USA. It is now nearly doubled in size and is climate controlled IEEE Milestones in Electrical Engineering and Computing program allowing the History Center to continue to celebrated its 160th Milestone dedication, the Fermi Semiconductor collect and preserve IEEE records. Statistics, in 2015 at the University of Florence, Florence, Italy. The IEEE Milestones program is one of the 29 most visible ways that IEEE recognizes and First-hand 160th Histories IEEE Milestone in celebrates achievements within its fields Posted Electrical Engineering 165 and Computing of interest. 153,000+ Dedicated Oral Histories Posted on Tumblr Followers ethw.org

ENERG!ZE IEEE-Eta Kappa Nu (IEEE-HKN)

Honoring Tradition, Looking Forward Scholarship – Character – Attitude 2015 marked the fifth anniversary of the merger of IEEE and Eta KappaN u, and the 111th anniversary of the founding of Eta Kappa Nu in 1904 at the University of Illinois-Urbana-Champaign. IEEE-HKN, the honor society of IEEE, is unwavering in its commitment to the original vision of its founders to foster high standards of Scholarship, Character, and Attitude in its Student Leadership Conference 2015 at members, while continuing to evolve to serve the objectives and concerns Mu Chapter, University of California of its members today and in the future. at Berkeley.

One of the most visible ways IEEE-HKN demonstrates its commitment to these ideals is through the volunteerism within their communities. During 2015, more than 50,000 service hours were reported for activities ranging from Tutoring to Career Recruiting Events to Community Service Projects such as:

• Beta Eta Chapter at North Carolina State University volunteered at a Merit Badge Fair assisting Boy Scout troops to fulfill the requirements to obtain their Electronics Merit Badge and their Robotics Merit Badge Lambda Psi Chapter, University of • Iota Gamma Chapter at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) Johannesburg, Chapter Installation Front presented the Emerge Fair, which introduced start-up and emerging from left are: Reolyn Heymann, Johan Meyer, Howard Michel, Saurabh Sinha, companies to Electrical and Computer Engineering students on campus Pieter Erasmus. • Epsilon Beta chapter at Arizona State University (ASU) annually hosts ASU Back from left are: Vuyana Ngwenya, Renier Swannepoel, Ronald Moorcraft, DiscoverE Day, which provides an opportunity for the community to learn Miguel Carvalho, Vusi Mathebula, more about engineering careers and hosts 3rd-8th grade students from Christiaan Mostert, Mzolisi Makalima, local schools. Jabulile Sikwela, Bethuel Mashilo, Eduard Basson. Each year, IEEE-HKN hosts the Student Leadership Conference designed to prepare the students for life after school. This three-day event provides IEEE-HKN students with sessions on technology and industry developments, career development, and the opportunity to network with other IEEE-HKN students, faculty advisors, industry experts and IEEE-HKN Board of Governors members. The 2015 Conference, attended by 131 students, was hosted by the Mu Chapter, University of California, Berkeley.

THE BRIDGE, IEEE-HKN’s official publication, received an APEX Publishing Award of Excellence for the second year in a row, being recognized in 2015 in the Print Media, Special Purpose category. THE BRIDGE also published a Learn More: commemorative issue in October 2015 ieee.org/education_careers/ education/ieee_hkn/bridge/ in honor of the IEEE-HKN merger index.html Founders Day – Why I am Grateful for anniversary. ECE Kappa Chapter, Cornell University.

2015 Honor Roll of Donors IEEE Awards

Recognizing Innovation IEEE Medal of Honor Recipient Since its establishment in 1917 (when it was part of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers, one of IEEE’s prede- cessors), the Awards program has paid tribute to technical professionals whose outstanding contributions have made a lasting impact on technology, society, the engineering profession, or humanity. It only takes an idea, invention, or innovation to create something that impacts and im- Fumio Harashima received the 2015 IEEE Haraden Prat Award “for proves our way of life. Such as it was with outstanding leadership in globalization the accomplishments of each of the award Mildred Dresselhaus received the 2015 and diversity of IEEE communities.” IEEE Medal of Honor, “for leadership recipients who were honored in 2015. and contributions across many fields of Their efforts improved society and they’ve science and engineering.” also energized the work of engineering Mildred Dresselhaus has an and technology going forward into the indomitable spirit and relentless future. The IEEE Foundation takes pride in drive to explore new frontiers. partnering with IEEE to pay tribute to these She paved the way for the rise inspiring icons of the profession. of nanotechnology and blazed a path for women in science and engineering. Known as the “queen 15 of carbon science” based on her James D. Plummer received the 2015 IEEE Medals life-long research into the proper- IEEE Founders Medal “for leadership in the creation and support of innovative, bestowed 32 ties of graphite and carbon-based interdisciplinary, and globally focused IEEE Technical materials, the era of carbon elec- Field Awards education and research programs.” tronics can be traced back to her tireless research efforts. She used magnetoreflection spectroscopy to determine the graphite band struc- ture, which led to the currently accepted band model for graphite. Even now, after more than six de- cades of insights and discoveries, she continues to profoundly move science forward. 3 IEEE Recognitions The recipients of the medal and recognition awards were presented with their medals at the 98 IEEE Honors Ceremony, 20 June 2015, at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel, New York, NY USA. IEEE Unit Awards These men and women energize our current global community—and tomorrow’s as well. ENERG!ZE Students and Young Professionals

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IEEE Ganesh N. Ramaswamy Memorial Student Grant IEEE Ganesh N. Ramaswamy Memorial Student Grant winner, Sven Shepstone. Sven Shepstone of Aalborg University, Denmark was awarded this grant for Source-Specific Informative Prior for I-Vector Extraction with Kong Aik Lee, Haizhou Li, Zheng-Hua Tan, and Soren Holdt Jensen. The Ganesh N. Ramaswamy Memorial Student Grant recognizes an outstand- ing paper by a student in the technical area of speech or language recognition and is presented at the annual IEEE International Conference on Acoustics, Speech, and Signal Processing (ICASSP) by the IEEE Signal Process Society (SPS). IBM worked with the IEEE Foundation and SPS to establish the Grant in IEEE Spoken Language Processing memory of Ganesh Ramaswamy in 2008. Ramaswamy was manager of the Student Travel Grant winner, Tian Tan. Conversational Biometrics Group in the Human Language Technologies De- partment at the IBM Thomas J. Watson Research Center in Yorktown Heights, NY, USA and an active SPS volunteer.

IEEE Spoken Language Processing Student Travel Grant Tian Tan of Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China received this grant for the outstanding paper Cluster Adaptive Training for Deep Neural Network with Yanmin Qian, Maofan Yin, Yimeng Zhuang, and Kai Yu. IEEE Spoken Language Processing Student Travel Grant winner, Simon Simon Wiesler of RWTH Aachen University, Germany received this travel grant Wiesler. for his paper Investigations on Sequence Training of Neural Networks with Pavel Golik, Ralf Schluter and Hermann Ney. The IEEE Spoken Language Processing Student Travel Grant, supported by Drs. XD Huang, Alex Acero and Hsiao-Wuen Hon with proceeds from royalties of their book Spoken Language Processing (Prentice Hall, 2001), honors the stu- dent of an outstanding paper in the spoken language processing area accepted for publication in a conference (ICASSP) or a workshop (ASRU) sponsored by the IEEE Signal Processing Society. Th​e 2015​ IEEE Presidents’ Scholarship ​ recipient​, Alex Tacescu​,​ is a 16-year-old Both IEEE Signal Processing Society prizes were student from Clovis North High School, presented during 40th IEEE International Conference Fresno, CA​, USA​. He was awarded on Acoustics, Speech and Signal Processing 21 $10,000 for his project: Project Maverick: Scholarships & An Omni-Directional Robotic Mobility (ICASSP) in Brisbane, Australia. Fellowships System at The 2015 Intel International 105 Awarded Science and Engineering Fair. This simple Travel Grants and modular mobility aid provides the Awarded freedom of mobility for people with physical disabilities. ​

2015 Honor Roll of Donors 11 Upgraded Members

IEEE Circle of Honor

The IEEE Circle of Honor recognizes and highlights the cumulative support Membership Benefits: of institutional donors. The Circle acknowledges the philanthropic spirit of In recognition of their special institutions with cash or stock gifts to IEEE Foundation funds totaling $100,000 commitment, members of the or more since 1 January 1998. These institutional leaders embody the IEEE IEEE Circle of Honor receive: Foundation’s mission of transforming lives through the power of technology and education and are recognized in one of the six giving levels. The levels are • congratulatory letter named for laws and operations commemorating electromagnetic phenomena • a plaque that underpin all modern information and communication technologies. • recognition in the annual Honor Roll of Donors and Membership lasts five years. If the donor makes an additional gift(s) valued on the IEEE Wall of Honor at $10,000 or more within five years of joining theIEEE Circle of Honor, • additional recognition with membership will be retained beyond five years. donor approval, may be The IEEE Development Office provides confidential information regarding provided the status of cumulative gifts of cash, securities, pledge payments and alerts donors when giving-milestones are reached. We hope to see your institution in the IEEE Circle of Honor.

ENERG!ZE IEEE Circle of Honor Nokia Bell Labs

For 90 years, Bell Labs, the research and Coulomb Boole innovation arm of Nokia, has invented the $10,000,000 and more $250,000 - $499,999 future of human communications and networking technologies. They do this by searching for the fundamental limits of what Ampère Kirchhoff is possible, rather than being constrained $5,000,000 - $9,999,999 $100,000 - $249,999 by the current state of the art. We look to The Boeing Company the future to understand essential human The Dorsey & Whitney Foundation # Ohm needs and the potential barriers to enabling $1,000,000 - $4,999,999 Hitachi, Ltd. this new human existence. Nokia then uses Keithley Instruments, Inc. its unique diversity of research intellects The Grainger Foundation ^ The Motorola Solutions Foundation and disciplines and perspectives to solve Intel Foundation ^ NEC Corporation the key complex problems by discovering S&C Foundation or inventing disruptive innovations that The Royal Society of Edinburgh Schweitzer Engineering ^ have the power to enable new capabilities, Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. Laboratories, Inc. economics, new societal behaviors, new Sony Corporation business models and new types of services – in other words, to drive technological Gauss revolutions. $500,000 - $999,999 Doble Engineering Company ^ Nokia Bell Labs is renowned for its G&W Electric ^ profound influence on the evolution of tele- IBM Corporation ^ communications and information technolo- Nokia Bell Labs ^ gies and consequently how people connect, collaborate, compute and communicate. Northrop Grumman Corporation ^ Its work has been recognized with 8 Nobel Qualcomm Incorporated ^ Prizes and countless other honors, including Raytheon Company ^ National Medals of Science and Engineer- Texas Instruments, Inc. ^ ing, the Turing Prize, and the Japan Prize.

Nokia Bell Labs wants the best and brightest ^ Upgrade minds to solve the most formidable net- # New to Listing working and communications challenges confronting our world through disruptive innovation and research. Through sponsor- ship of the IEEE Alexander Graham Bell Medal and IEEE Eric E. Sumner Award, Nokia encourages and recognizes excep- tional contributions to communications technology and networking sciences and engineering.

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IEEE Goldsmith Legacy League –Forever Generous The IEEE Goldsmith Legacy League is the legacy giving donor recognition Membership Benefits: group of IEEE and the IEEE Foundation. The roster of this elite group of donors In recognition of their special grew by two names since it was last published in the 2014 Honor Roll of Donors. commitment, members of These generous individuals are helping make a difference for future generations the IEEE Goldsmith Legacy of engineers. Nearly $20,000 in bequests were received during 2015. League receive: Membership is open to anyone who shares the news that they arranged to leave • keepsake coin and cer- a legacy gift to the IEEE or IEEE Foundation. To join or to hold a personal and tificate of membership in a confidentialdiscussion about how your philanthropic plans could include the custom presentation binder IEEE Foundation, contact the IEEE Development Office at +1 732 562 2632 • recognition in the annual or [email protected]. Honor Roll of Donors and on the IEEE Wall of Honor Above: As a professor at Georgia Institute of Technology, Dr. Joseph Hughes (center) has been an active IEEE volunteer, including service on the Educational Activities and Technical Activities • IEEE Foundation Focus boards and in ABET accreditation activities. He is passionate about students and education. One newsletter way he is working to ignite that passion in others is by including a bequest in his estate plans that • periodic updates on the will empower bright minds by enabling IEEE programs targeted at pre-university and university students. Joe was welcomed and recognized as a member of the IEEE Goldsmith Legacy League by benefits of estate planning (left to right) IEEE Foundation Directors Roger Fujii, David Green and Wanda Reder and IEEE Technical Activities leaders Vincenzo Piuri, Jose M F Moura and Jacek Zurada during the IEEE Society Presidents Forum held November 2015.

ENERG!ZE Left: Peter M. Balma (center) was so inspired by the members of IEEE Goldsmith Legacy League who had lifted IEEE to the level of family by including the IEEE Foundation in their estate plans that he decided he wanted to do it also. To keep it simple, he arranged to leave a bequest to the IEEE Foundation in his last will and testament. He was welcomed and recognized as a member of the League during the IEEE Standards Association Banquet in December 2015 by IEEE Foundation Director Victor Lawrence (left) and IEEE Foundation Executive Director Karen Galuchie (right). Karen also joined the League during 2015.

IEEE Goldsmith Legacy League

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

goldsmith legacy league 12 New Members IEEE Heritage Circle 5 Upgraded –Honored Philanthropists Members

The IEEE Heritage Circle is the individual cumulative giving Membership Benefits: donor recognition program of the IEEE Foundation. The Circle IEEE Heritage Circle recognition is acknowledges the philanthropic spirit of individuals who have based on individual donor giving-level given back to IEEE throughout their career and lifetime. These and members receive: Honored Philanthropists’ donations to the IEEE Foundation total • keepsake coin and certificate $10,000 or more since 1 January 1995. Automatically recognized of membership in a custom as members of the IEEE Heritage Circle, donors are categorized presentation binder • recognition in the annual Honor within five distinct giving levels. In 2015 twelve Honored Roll of Donors and on the IEEE Philanthropists’ joined the IEEE Heritage Circle. Wall of Honor The IEEE Development Office provides confidential information • IEEE Foundation Focus newsletter regarding the status of cumulative gifts of cash, securities, gifts of • additional recognition, with donor cash prizes, pledge payments, gifts of royalties and donor advised approval, may be provided through gifts, and alerts contributors when milestones are reached. an IEEE event scheduled in the donors vicinity

ENERG!ZE IEEE Heritage Circle Michael Faraday Nikola Tesla Gordon E. Moore $500,000 and more $10,000 to $49,999 Seth Myers # Anonymous (4) Robert and Sarah Newcomb James Clerk Maxwell Dr. George B. Adams, III R. K. Pandey $250,000 to $499,999 Dr. Isamu Akasaki Thomas F. Peterson, Jr. Anonymous ^ Abdul Rahman Al-Ghunaim Dennis J. Picard Valentin T. Jordanov Edward E. Altshuler E. James Prendergast Thomas Alva Edison Esther Antler Simon Ramo $100,000 to $249,999 Toshiharu Aoki Wanda K. Reder + Vasudeva P. Atluri Anonymous ^ Rebecca Rooks in memory of James K. Baker and Janet Maclver Baker James Rooks Bimal K. Bose Eleanor Baum + Thomas Rothwell Axel N. Eliasen Leo L. Beranek Peter W. Sauer # John W. Estey Ginger Birdsall Eric E. Schmidt James C. Rautio Fred A. Blum # Keith R. Schroeder Dr. and Mrs. Edmund O. Schweitzer, III Joseph Bordogna Donald R. Scifres Sandra M. Willard Gina Burk # Ravi Seethapathy and Family James Wong Bob and Alice Dent # Lotfollah Shafai Norman Zada Anthony Durniak Donald R. Shepherd # Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Dwyer Paul and Dee-Dee Slade Alexander Graham Bell Clinton R. and Mary Turner Gilliland Paul L. Smith $50,000 to $99,999 Marylyn Goutmann in memory of Robert D. Smith Murty P. Bhavaraju Michel Goutmann Marion Sobol Terri Craig in memory of her father, Paul R. Gray Dana Star Eugene F. Knott # Maureen Hamilton in memory of Raymond S. Stata Jim Thomas F. Paul De Mello ^ Joan A. Keiser, Ph.D. and Richard J. Gowen Gale G. Hannigan, Ph.D. Arthur W. Tai, M.D. Donald N. Heirman Roger F. Harrington Dr. Bing Tai and Catherine R. Allen David A. Hodges, Ph.D. Dr. Narain and Joyce Hingorani ^ Dr. James Tai John Impagliazzo, Ph.D. + Dr. Irwin M. Jacobs Mrs. Atsuko Takagi in memory of Leah H. Jamieson + Mikio Takagi Ronald J. Jaszczak Thomas Kailath, Sc.D. Lawrence E. Tannas # Gladys Knoll # Susumu Kobayashi Lewis M. Terman Ray and Albe Larsen V. Prasad Kodali # James M. Tien # Peter A and Gretchen Lewis John D. Kraus, Jr., Ph.D. Diane & Gary Tooker Raj Mittra ^ Robert E. Larson Leslie Vadasz Roberto Padovani Jay T. Last John R. Vig Emerson W. Pugh Alan Lefkow Dr. Andrew J. Viterbi Ramachandra Ramakumar Ira M. Lichtman Robert M. Walp Ulrich L. Rohde Matthew S. Loeb Rudolf A. Wassmer John D. Mcdonald # Warren H. White + 2015 IEEE Foundation Board Member John Meggitt Shumpei Yamazaki ^ Circle Upgrade James D. Meindl Moshe Yanai # New to Listing John W. and Lorraine Meredith Stephen S. and Victoria L. Yau

ieee heritage circle CH2M Foundation Leadership Donors Cisco Systems, Inc. Dominion Foundation Dominion Resources, Inc. We greatly appreciate your support of programs that enchance technology Albert Dosser access, literacy and education, and support the IEEE professional community. The GE Digital Energy names listed are those who believe and invest in transforming lives through the GE Foundation power of technology and education. The Leadership Association has seven mem- Richard J. Gowen ber categories to recognize gifts of $1,000 and more during the calendar year. IEEE Aerospace and Electronic Systems Society IEEE Council on President’s Circle IEEE Signal Processing Society IEEE Electron Devices Society Superconductivity $1,000,000 and up IEEE Ultrasonics, Ferroelectrics, IEEE Industrial Electronics IEEE Education Society and Frequency Control Society Schweitzer Engineering IEEE Instrumentation and Laboratories, Inc. * Dr. Irwin M. Jacobs IEEE Industry Applications Measurement Society Society Raj Mittra IEEE Microwave Theory and $250,000 to $999,999 IEEE PES Boston Chapter Seth Myers Techniques Society G&W Electric * IEEE Photonics Society IEEE PES Substations Nokia Bell Labs IEEE Power & Energy Society Committee $100,000 to $249,999 Northrop Grumman IEEE Power Electronics Society IEEE Vehicular Technology Corporation Anonymous * IEEE Robotics and Automation Society IEEE Information Theory Roberto Padovani Society John Impagliazzo, Ph.D. + Society IEEE Solid-State Circuits Society Raytheon Company ISO New England James O. Gray Fieldbus IEEE Standards Association SD Myers, Inc. Leah H. Jamieson + Foundation Scholarship Ronald J. Jaszczak Fund Texas Instruments, Inc. Dr. Rangachar Kasturi Ray and Albe Larsen The Gina Burk Charitable Fund Kiyo Tomiyasu and Eiko Lawrence E. Tannas Jr. & Council of Honor The Royal Society of Tomiyasu Revocable Trust Carol A. Tannas Living Trust $50,000 to $99,999 Edinburgh Peter A and Gretchen Lewis Robert and Sarah Newcomb Anonymous The SD Myers, Inc National Lockheed Martin NYISO (New York Christian Foundation Fund Doble Engineering Company Independent System Math Works Terri L. Craig The Seth J. and Jane Meyers Operator) * Mr. John D. Mcdonald, PE * Fund Dr. Narain and Joyce Hingorani Omicron Electronics Corp USA Microsoft Corporation Gladys Knoll Leader Pepco National Electrical Safety Code Qualcomm Incorporated $10,000 to $24,999 Emerson W. Pugh * NEC Corporation Shivkrupa* Roger F. Harrington Trust Anonymous Pearson The Grainger Foundation Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. Commonwealth Edison E. James Prendergast Sargent & Lundy Company Quanta Services Benefactor Elliot N. Sivowitch • $25,000 to $49,999 F. Paul De Mello Robert Bosch LLC Sony Corporation Anonymous (2) Bob and Alice Dent Peter and Silvia Sauer Lawrence E. Tannas, Jr. Alstom Grid F. Paul De Mello Trust Taiwan Semiconductor The Boeing Company Manufacturing Company, Gina Burk Emerson and Elizabeth Pugh The Motorola Solutions Ltd. Burns & McDonnell Fund* Foundation Tektronix Inc. IBM Corporation Roger F. Harrington IEEE Circuits and Systems IEEE Components, Packaging, Patron Society $5,000 to $9,999 + 2015 IEEE Foundation and Manufacturing Board Member Anonymous (2) IEEE Nuclear and Plasma Technology Society ◊ 2015 IEEE Board Member Sciences Society IEEE Computational Dr. Murty P. Bhavaraju * Multi-Year Pledge IEEE Sensors Council Intelligence Society Fred A. Blum • Deceased

28 ENERG!ZE The Dorsey & Whitney Sponsor Dr. Hagen E. Hultzsch NextEra Energy Foundation Foundation $1,000 to $2,499 David L. Hurewitz William D. O’Brien, Jr. Kiyo Tomiyasu • Anonymous (3) IEEE Communications Society Oglethorpe Power Corporation Diane & Gary Tooker Alejandro Acero, Ph.D. IEEE Control Systems Society Bolaji G. Oladipo ULTEIG Acero Family Charitable IEEE Electromagnetic Harry L. Van Trees Giving Account Compatibility Society Gregory H. Olsen Advanced Power Technologies IEEE Geoscience and Remote Yakup Paker Associate Cherif Amirat Sensing Society John J. Paserba, Jr. $2,500 - $4,999 Ronald R. Badamo IEEE PES Computer and Prof. Arogyaswami J. Paulraj Eleanor Baum + Analytical Methods BAE Systems Barry L. Peiffer Anthony Durniak Subcommittee Debasis Baral Dennis J. Picard Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Dwyer IEEE PES Intelligent Systems Charles L. Barndt, Jr. Subcommittee H. Vincent Poor + John W. Estey Theodora Blume• IEEE PES Power System Ms. Wanda K. Reder + ◊ Estill Lawless Trust Anjan Bose Dynamic Performance David W. Roop Karen A. Galuchie Committee Roman F. Brodmann Christopher Root GE Global Research IEEE PES Reliability, Risk and John A. Brogan Harry E. Schauwecker, PE Jay H. Greenberg Probability Applications Paul W. Broome David A. Schroeder IEEE Antennas and Jean Jennings John F. Burton Schroeder Family Propagation Society Aravind K. Joshi Charitable Fund Wesley G. Bush IEEE Dielectrics and Electrical Walter R. Keevil Ravi Seethapathy Insulation Society Robert L. Byer Marc P. Kessler L. Dennis Shapiro IEEE Engineering in Medicine Constance Campanella Robert A. Kleist Shingo Shirakawa and Biology Society James J. Coleman Susumu Kobayashi Paul L. Smith IEEE PES Seattle Chapter Lawrence R. Daddario Michael Korek Robert D. Smith IncSys David and Susan Hodges John D. Kraus, Jr., Ph.D. W. L. Stubkjaer Julius R. Insler Fund Mark J. Kushner Yasuharu Suematsu Harold Javid James S. Edmonds Ms. Eileen M. Lach The Olsen Foundation John A. & Elizabeth J. Zulaski EnerNex Corp Charitable Fund Palmer Langdon The Roy E. and Elizabeth C. Lyle D. Feisel + Hock Foundation Anna V. Lawless Mr. Mark G. Lauby Five Elements Robotics LLC The Wyndrum Family Fund Victor B. Lawrence, Ph.D. + Henrique S. Malvar, Ph.D. Harold C. Forst of the Ayco Charitable Howard H. Leach, Jr. MYR Group, Inc. Roger U. Fujii + Foundation Mr. Patrick T. Lee Philips Electronics N.V. Thomas F. Garrity James M. Tien, Ph.D. Leo Beranek Trust PowerData Corporation Clinton R. and Orlin D. Trapp Puget Sound Energy Mary Turner Gilliland Ira M. Lichtman Turner - Gilliland Family Fund Lori Rupe Richard L. Gonyea Dr. Burn-Jeng Lin John R. Vig Donald R. Shepherd Grace & Richard Okita Matthew S. Loeb Mr. Richard P. Waltermeyer, Jr. Foundation Smart Wires, Inc. Jacob Loomis Robert D. White David G. Green + Dr. Lewis M. Terman Paul D. Luzbetak Dr. and Mrs. Robert J. Harrington Luke Maki Ralph W. Wyndrum, Jr. The Shepherd Family William W. Harter Charitable Foundation Rainer Marquardt Jay H. Zukerman Robert L. Heider Thomas E. McDermott John & Elizabeth Zulaski Evelyn H. Hirt John W. & Lorraine Meredith Roy Edward Hock Michael & Ina Korek + 2015 IEEE Foundation David A. Hodges, Ph.D. Foundation Trust Board Member Mr. Gary R. Hoffman NCS Pearson ◊ 2015 IEEE Board Member * Multi-Year Pledge William G. Holt Jens Nedrud • Deceased Daniel D. Hoolihan Nexgen Energy LLC

leadership donors 29 Silver Advocate Gerald O. Burnham $250 to $499 Terry Burns Advocate Donors Dennis W. Burr Anonymous (8) 2014 IEEE Semiconductor Dr. James T. Cain To express our gratitude and appreciation, the IEEE Foundation Wafer Test Workshop Philip G. Cameron Ed Aduddell John D. Charlton distinguishes individuals, corporations and friends who contribute Mark Ahlstrom Albert S. Chong $100 or more during the calander year. The Advocates Association Anand A. Ahuja Chris S. Christensen has four member categories to recognize donors of $100 to $999. John L. Aker John H. Christian Dr. Charles K. Alexander, Jr. Alan G. Chynoweth Bipin C. Almaula Jerry D. Claiborne Platinum Advocate Dr. George W. Cornell Donald L. Leichtweis Richard P. Almquist Albert A. Clark $750 to $999 Jose B Cruz Jr. Mark G. Leonard David H. Altizer Arthur Claus Anonymous Mr. Hugh W. Denny Los Alamos National Takao Amano David M. Clemen Milton Lowenstein Apple Donald H. Steinbrecher Laboratory and Rochelle L. Robbins Mr. Marc T. Apter Lewis Clyburn Dr. Peter N. Clout Milton J. Lowenstein Fund Manuel Ares Russell D. Coan Mr. Lawrence E. Crooks Samuel H. Maslak, Ph.D. Dr. Irwin Dorros Peter S. Armstrong Dr. David J. Comer Dolby Troy L. McDavid James R. Fancher Dale C. Mensch Dale T. Arnold Consumer Graphics John D. Khaydarov Ghaffar Farman-Farmaian Marco W. Migliaro Ethan Aronoff Wils L. Cooley Fernando Naredo Michael Forster Steven C. Moss Richard C. Avrit Robert E. Cooper, Jr. Alon N. Newton Richard L. Gallagher Venkatesh Narayanamurti David L. Bailey William T. Corbin Ms. Nita Patel Elena A. Gerstmann Clifton E. Newsom John B. Baillieul Herb Craig Katherine J. Pearsall, Ph.D. Jay Giri A. Michael Noll, Ph.D. Mr. Alan R. Baldwin Michael W. Cresswell, Ph.D. D’Arcy E. Phillips, Jr. Richard D. Gitlin, Ph.D. Kaare J. Nygaard Ken Barat Kenneth H. Crompton Earl R. Robbins Alfred W. Goodson Karen A. Pavletich C. Bradford Barber Jerome L. Cross Robert L. Schneider Richard W. Granville, Jr. Dwayne M. Perry Eugene S. Barkan Jane K. Cullum Raymond and Thomas H. Grim Carmen Vargas Murty S. Polavarapu William J. Barksdale Walter and Dixie Curtice George W. Hails Thomas and Anne Williams Stan and Sherri Retif Russell Barnes Genti Daci Lawson P. Harris Hans L. Richter Wallace E. Basco Steinar J. Dale Yeichi Hayashi Gold Advocate Hugh Rudnick Arthur R. Bauer N. R. Dantuluri $500 to $749 Mark V. Hughes Debabrata Sarma Lowell W. Bauer John F. Darst IEEE PES Electric Anonymous (3) Richard A. Baumgartner David L. Davenport Machinery Committee Paul E. Schmid Alabama Power Company Miroslav M. Begovic Richard S. Davies IEEE PES India Group Sempra Energy Foundation Archer Daniels Midland Douglas C. Dawson Kenneth D. Skjervem Alton A. Berg Foundation IEEE PES Power Systems Robert J. Dawson Relay Committee Theodore J. Smith Thomas R. Bertolino Antoine H. Ayoub Thomas F. Dawson IEEE PES Transmission and Richard H. Stanley Frederick G. Beyerlein Prof. Michael Bass Distribution Committee Gordon W. Day Robert W. Steenberge Rajaram Bhat Paul E E. Bassett Isaak Charitable Robert L. Biano Kevin B. Deasy Benton Bejach Donald Steinbrecher James D. Isaak Dr. Theodore A. Bickart Randall S. Denton Bharat Bhargava Susan and Peter Bingham William J. Jameson, Jr. Charitable Fund Allen R. Bickel John M. Derrick, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Joanne & Frank Collins Nelson Svegel Trevor S. Bird Jean A. Develet, Jr. Peter Bingham Charitable Foundation, Vincent J. Di Losa Aaron Bertrand Brill, M.D., Inc. R. M. Tanner Terence G. Blake, Ph.D. Ph.D. Jonnie B. Johnson The Estey Family Fund John V. Boehme Bliss L. Diamond Susan M. Brooks Fern E. Katronetsky Paul W. Thiede James F. Bohren George and Robin Dillard Samuel Broydo H. Kellman J. Charles Upton James V. Boone Robin and George Dillard John H. Bruning Peter E. Kise Vadasz Family Foundation Drayton D. Boozer Vincent J. Dilosa Julian J. Bussgang Raymond J. Klouda Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Vadasz Chris J. Brantley David L. Divine Salvatore F. Cagnina Mr. Jacob Kulangara Joanne Walsh Gary J. Braswell + 2015 IEEE Foundation James Cheal Dr. Prabhashankar Kundur Mr. Edward R. Westmeyer Fred T. Brokaw Board Member Joanne Collins Dr. Kenneth R. Laker Willis S. White, Jr. David Brooks ◊ 2015 IEEE Board Member Mr. Gilmore G. Cooke Larson Family Fund John J. Williams Charles V. Brown * Multi-Year Pledge Merrick H. Cooperman Robert E. Larson Colin B. Willmott Maurice Bruno • Deceased

30 ENERG!ZE Steve O. Dixon Charles C. Hancock, Jr. William J. Keery Mr. Richard L. Drane John C. Hancock The Estate of C. B. Driver Lionel D. Hanney Joseph F. Keithley Mr. James R. Duncan Harold F. John Rev. Living Frederick C. Keller • Trust Terrence E. Dwan Michael H. Kelley Ernest R. Harris Sean Kelley Robert B. Dybdal Dr. James S. Harris, Jr. William Kern James R. Dyne Inspiring New Robert E. Harris Robert E. Kerwin Antony C. Eaton Generations of Robert H. Harshbarger Joel R. Kesler Albert W. Egli• Students Roy E. Hart Yuri Khersonsky Bruce A. Eisenstein, Ph.D. Sue Hart Denis J. King Eduardo L. Elizondo Dr. Roberto Padovani, executive vice president David P. Hartmann, Ph.D. E. E. Kirkham Joseph O. Elliott at Qualcomm Technologies, Inc., headquartered Ryusuke Hasegawa Mr. and Mrs. EMC Society Board of in San Diego, California, USA, joined IEEE as a George M. Kirkpatrick Directors George R. Haus student member in 1982. Roberto now holds James L. Kirtley, Jr. Bijan Etezadi Richard M. Hawkes more than 80 patents on wireless systems. Michael R. Hayashi John A. Kise George A. Etzweiler He is the recipient of the 2009 IEEE Eric E. Paul A. Heermans Harry W. Klancer William J. Euske Sumner Award and is selected to be the 2016 Steven Heise Christopher Christopher Donald N. Ewart Klepper IEEE Alexander Graham Bell Medal recipient Arthur Heyman John E. Farley Msao Kobayashi “for innovations enabling efficient, wideband, Arthur N. Hicks, II Richard D. Faytinger V. Prasad Kodali wireless access to the Internet that is central to Alfred K. Higashi Adolph Fejfar Charles W. Koeller all third-generation cellular networks,” among High Energy Inc. Gerald E. Fenner Henriecus Koeman other accolades. Douglas W. Hill Miles Ferris Robert J. Kost Larry C. Hill Roberto believes information theory provides James E. Fleischhacker Alexander Kott, Ph.D. Bichlien Hoang the foundation for future practitioners and Florida Power & Light Paul C. Krause theoreticians and generously sponsors the IEEE Company David M. Hodgin, Jr. • William L. Krause Distinguished Lecturer in Information Theory Eric B. Forsyth Gerald L. Hoefler Michael Kriss Award. “I am confident that the IEEE Distin- Kiyoshi Fukahori • Steven C. Horii, M.D. John C. Kroon guished Lecture, which has been delivered by James E. Furber Joseph L. Hughes Nirupama P. Kumar some of the best in the field, has inspired, and Mr. Albin Gess Eric C. Hui Wong Kwok-Ho will continue to inspire, new generations of P. Roger Gillette Maryann Hutchison Donald A. Lacer students.” Raymond R. Glenn Makoto Ihara Edward J. Lancevich Mr. Vanig Godoshian Toru Inoue He also supports the development of a docu- Susan K. Land ◊ Owen L. Godwin Paul Israel mentary celebrating American mathematician, Gregory D. Lapin electrical engineer, and cryptographer Claude S. Harold Gold Richard J. Jakelski Robert J. Leavy E. Shannon’s 100th birthday in April 2016. J. Scott Goldstein, Ph.D. Mark Jenkinson Albert C. Lee Roberto believes the film “will spark the interest Keith W. Golke John Baillieul Living Trust Ralph K. Leidy of students and perhaps steer them towards the Hector Q. Gonzalez John C. and Betty J. Hancock Fund Mr. Gordon A. Leiter STEM fields of study.” Jill Gostin Harold F. John Donald H. Lenhert Geoffrey D. Green An Alexander Graham Bell member of the IEEE George I. Johnston Harry Letaw, Jr. James Gregory Heritage Circle, Roberto adds, “IEEE plays an Colin M. Jones Roger E. Levien Walter W. Griffin important role in providing the necessary tools Curtis A. Jones Robert E. Levin Francis B. Grosz, Jr. for fostering innovation, offering the opportunity Simon R. Jones Glyn J. Lewis for members to review each other’s work, col- Richard A. Gumpert M. H. Jordan Chin-Huang Lin laborate, brainstorm and innovate. IEEE certainly David Gundry Ming T. Liu Thomas M. Jordan fosters a sense of excitement for engineering Richard W. Hall Peter W. Lo Edward J. Joscelyn among young people as it did for me more Miles Hamano Frank E. Jump Neal E. Lockwood than thirty years ago.” Adri C. Kalisvaart Jaan A. Loger + 2015 IEEE Foundation Name: Dr. Roberto Padovani Board Member Elmer F. Kaprielian Fred A. Lotte, Jr. Member Grade: Fellow ◊ 2015 IEEE Board Member Konstantinos Karachalios Luck Charitable * Multi-Year Pledge Dr. John G. Kassakian Dale A. Luck Year Joined IEEE: 1982 • Deceased Terry W. Keeler Paul J. Luczka

advocate donors 31 Edgar J. Luecke Peter E. Perkins Arnold H. Silver Paul Warun Mr. Boyce T. Ahlport Paul M. Lundquist Timothy J. Peterson Mr. Peter M. Silverberg Felipe N. Weffer Alfred V. Aho J. Ross MacDonald Bernard L. Pfefer Warren D. Smith Wayne L. Weigle Jack D. Ainsworth S. Mahanti Charles A. Pfeiffer Friedolf M. Smits I. Marvin Weilerstein G. J. Aitken Mr. Andrew Malcolm Jeffrey W. Pferd V. W. W. Souveroff, Jr. Richard T. Weinsberg Julian E. Ajello James R. Manuel Robert C. Phares Thomas D. Stade William C. Wells Ray E. Aker Ronald J. Marini P. G. Phillips Eugene H. Staiger Richard Werling M. Adnan Al-Alaoui Mark Ahlstrom and Michael L. Picciolo Dave W. Steinmeier C. David West Bert Albanese Debra DeBruin Account William F. Pickard Donald M. Stewart R. A. Westphal Dr. Fiorenza C. Albert-Howard Richard O. Martin Jan Pirrong M. A. Stiffman Charles White Philip M. Alberton Gene W. Mc Pherson Edwin L. Post Steven N. Stitzer Stanley A. White L. R. Albright Mr. & Mrs. Sean McCarthy Donald R. Potter Richard W. Strahan Daniel E. Whitney, Ph.D. Ray Alcantara Arthur McDonald Dr. William A. Radasky Richard L. Strombotne Harvey W. Wiggins, Jr. James F. Aldrich Thomas T. Mcdugald G. Ramakrishnan Robert A. Summers K W. Williams Virginia L. Aldrich George A. McIntosh Grayson and Mary Ellen David Sun, Ph.D. S. L. Wilson, III Robert R. Alfano Lewis I. Mengle Randall ◊ David E. Sundstrom Kensall D. Wise, Ph.D. Rod C. Alferness Paul A. Meschler Gorur R. Ranganath Mr. Jerome J. Suran Ronald L. Wolff David F. Alkire Fred C. Mintzer R. V. Rebbapragada Frank K. Tamney David Tung Chong Wong Johnathan Allen, Ph.D. Pratap N. Misra Steve E. Reiss Morris Tanenbaum B. J. Xufre Merrill B. Allen John K. Miyasaki James N. Remich Tzyh-Jong Tarn, Ph.D. Arthur D. Yaghjian Murray W. Allen Lloyd A. Morley Gary R. Reynolds Dr. Donn S. Terry Isami Yoshihara Dr. Takeo Yoshino Governor Richard J. Allen III William J. Morrill Mark A. Richards Frederic T. Terry Alexander Yuill-Thornton, II William D. Allen Larry D. Morris Charles Rino Ronald J. Texel David A. Zeek Karl M. Allison, Jr. Roger S. Morton David Rivkin Herbert L. Thal, Jr. Zhengyou Zhang John E. Allner David R. Moss Roland W. Roberts The Bejach Living Trust Sean Zimmermann Hassan Al-Naimi Ann Mowery Teresa L. Roberts The Bernard L. Pfefer Fund John B. Zocchi, Jr. Seymour S. Altman Mr. Abesh S. Mubaraki Willard A. Robinson The Clorox Company Dale Zolnick Richard Alvarez Jishnu Mukerji William S. Roman Arun M. Thomas AmazonSmile Michael J. Mulcahy Gary T. Rose George M. Thomas Bronze Advocate George M. Ammon Walter D. Mullins Mr. Lawrence Rosenthal Richard M. Thomas, II $100 to $249 James B. Murray Richard G. Rozier L. Lyeal Amos Roger W. Thompson Anonymous (47) Wilbur L. Myrick Neil F. Ruggieri, PhD Louis G. Amtmann David J. Thomson, Ph.D. Michael R. Abbett Glynn M. Nash Robert N. Runion George E. Anderson Dr. Thomas E. Tierney Roger B. Abel August Neitzel Robert Eric Russell Gordon Wood Anderson, William F. Tinney David W. Abmayr Ph.D. Howard N. Nelson J.Sada-Gamiz Sada Gmiz William P. Tompkins Mr. Marshall D. Abrams James V. Anderson J. K. Nelson Bernard Sander Willis J. Tompkins M. F. Abulela Richard J. Anderson Raymond I. Nerenberg A. M. Sasson, Ph.D. Triangle Community M. E. Acar Ross C. Anderson Donald J. Newman Lee M. Schaff Foundation, Inc. Thomas W. Ackenhusen Atsuya Ando Saum Tet Ng Carolyn J. C. Schauble Katsumi Uchida Herbert I. Ackerman Kenneth W. Andresen Won K. Ng Robert A. Scheman Eric A. Udren John D. Adam Robert F. Anelli Robert D. Noble Bernard S. Schuchner John M. Undrill Bogdan Adamczyk Gregory Annen George G. North Mischa Schwartz Bjarne E. Ursin George P. Adams Mohammed M. Ansari Hidehito Obayashi David A. Seamans Bob Uyetani Keith M. Adams Teruaki Aoki Akira Ohte Charles R. Seashore Lucio Vegni R. Neil Adams Michael Apcar Ashis K. Sengupta Very Vinitia Video Yasuhisa Omura, Ph.D. Philip Adelizzi Apple, Inc - OTA/RF/EMC Albert Oosenbrug Donald N. Senzig W. R. Vincent John S. Adler Design Engineering Teams Jon H. Orloff Marleigh C. Sheaff Percy B. Vinet, Jr. Michael S. Adler Thomas W. Otto Ernest F. Shoji Ignacio I. Vizcarra R. B. Adler Arlen L. Overvig Lee A. Shombert, Ph.D. Herbert B. Voelcker, Jr. + 2015 IEEE Foundation Chushin Afuso, Ph.D. Board Member Pacific Gas & Electric Leonard J. Shustek Bernard F. Wadsworth Olalekan Agboola ◊ 2015 IEEE Board Member Oscar D. Parsons Ludwell A. Sibley Dale Ward Forrest J. Agee * Multi-Year Pledge Donald E. Pearson Johann Sievering Stephen P. Warner Daniel Ahearne • Deceased

ENERG!ZE Fumio Arakawa Mark G. Bailey Jesus J. Bartolome Mitsuaki Arakawa Robert G. Bailey David K. Barton Mituhiko Araki William H. Bailey Thomas R. Bartosiewicz Steven J. Aram Henry S. Baird, Ph.D. Paul V. Bates Jason Ares John A. Baka Alan P. Batson Dimitri T. Argoe Gary A. Baker Charles R. Batteau Michel P. Armand James R. Baker Ibrahim H. Bawarshi Encouraging the Desmond R. Armstrong Michael H. Baker Mr. Harvey B. Beatty Next Generation of John R. Armstrong Samuel I. Baker Chris A. Beaupre Engineers Fritz Arndt W. D. Baker Miguel A. Becerra J. Arnold William L. Baker N. George Bechtel, Jr. Thomas E. McDermott was introduced to IEEE Michael S. Arnold Anastasie A. Balafas George A. Beck as a student when his advisor recommended Vaughan Arnold Andriano E. Balajadia James C. Beck Arun Arora Frank J. Balash Dale Becker he join to take advantage of IEEE’s technical L. Arosenius Dan Balfe James A. Becker publications and conferences. Today, a proud Donald L. Arrowsmith Peter M. Balma William R. Beckman IEEE member for almost 40 years, Tom advises George T. Aschenbrenner Manzoor A. Baloch Clifford J. Bedore his own students to seek IEEE scholarships or Gerald R. Ash Harold Balshem James E. Beehler• participate in activities that encourage young Thomas E. Ashburn George W. Baltz Robert H. Beeman engineers to pursue careers in electric power. Donald A. Ashford Quirino Balzano Anwar A. Beg Paula C. Ashley John Q. Banbury, II Masood N. Beg As an assistant professor of electrical and com- S. G. Ashrafi Amiya R. Banerjee Nicholas A. Begovich puter engineering at the University of Pittsburgh John R. Asmus Utpal Banerjee Moiz Beguwala Swanson School of Engineering in Pittsburgh, Antonio D. Asprer Robert M. Bania Girish Behal Pennsylvania, USA, Tom recommends IEEE Irving C. Astmann H. T. Banks Wallace B. Behnke, Jr. Atashroo Family Fund Bardomiano B. Barajas J. Beister, Ph.D. programs given his own achievement as the Dr. and Mrs. David L. Barber George A. Bekey, Ph.D. 1980-81 recipient of the IEEE Charles LeGeyt M. Ali Atashroo John W. Barber Dr. and Mrs. Fortescue Fellowship. James R. Atkinson Avram Bar-Cohen David G. Belanger T. Scott Atkinson Robert A. Barden Norman B. Belecki His dedication to the education of future John G. Atwood Christian Barfuss Joseph H. Bell engineers and the participation of other power Au Family Charitable Fund T. N. Barker Thaddeus G. Bell industry colleagues motivated Tom to gener- James T H. Au William C. Barker Jules A. Bellisio ously support the IEEE Power & Energy Society Robert E. Auer Mr. Ken Belteau William Barlak Scholarship Plus Initiative, an IEEE Foundation Walter O. Augenstein Glenn A. Barlis Nigel A. Benfield Signature Program. The Initiative is open to Michael E. Austin John P. Barlow Justo Benitez students from any school, not just the schools Richard S. Austin Mike Barnett John E. Bennett Warren F. Austin Kay H. Barney Keith L. Bennett, PE with large power programs, and that broad James J. Autry Stanley Baron Ray A. Bennett reach appeals to Tom. He also appreciates the Eric E. Auzins John T Barr, IV Tanj Bennett size of the scholarship, “large enough to help a Roger M. Avery Byron C. Benson Mr. Henry R. Barracano student who’s interested in electric power, but Robert A. Babiak Anthony L. Barrese Marvin D. Benson not so large that it would reduce other financial Jack L. Bacastow Paul Barrett John R. Benton aid.” Tom is also interested in IEEE Smart Village, Anthony E. Bacevice, Jr. D. E. Barrick Ib Bentzen-Bilkvist Pierre Bacuvier Edwin C. Barringer Harvey L. Berger another IEEE Foundation Signature Program, as Thomas Baer Leopoldo Barrios Horst H. Berger it aims “to help developing countries with (in Charles L. Bagnaschi Randall Barron Gerald A. Berman part) sustainable electric power systems.” Yaakov Bar-Shalom Enrique Bernal + 2015 IEEE Foundation Name: Thomas E. McDermott Board Member Keith A. Bartels Martin M. Berndt Member Grade: Fellow ◊ 2015 IEEE Board Member Karen Bartleson Jose A. Berrios * Multi-Year Pledge Oliver H. Bartlett, Jr. Gordon Berry Year Joined IEEE: 1977 • Deceased Robert A. Bartolini Aurelio Bertani

advocate donors Robert W. Bess James Boruch Gerald R. Brown Paul M. Calmes II Gilbert I. Cerise K. W. Betsh Fridolin Bosch Kenneth J. Brown Hugh A. Calvin Eduard Cerny Lee H. Bettenhausen Edward Bosier Lloyd R. Brown Stephen B. Campana Alan G. Cha Arthur J. Beutler William R. Bosshart Max E. Brown Patrick A. Campanaro Mr. Stephen M. Chalmers Kenneth I. Beverley Franklin B. Bossler Dr. Ronald Brown Lorne L. Campbell Kenneth E. Cham Navin Bhatt Donald E. Bostrom William D. Brown Ralph D. Campbell George M. Chambers Dennis E. Bibbee Donald R. Bouchard Charles G. Bruch Ronald B. Campbell Jr. Ramon P. Chambers Dr. Wayne W. Bidstrup Rodney M. Boucher Frank S. Brugner Thomas A. Campbell Junt Hoong Chan Gregory S. Bigelow Henry Boulanger Clarence A. Brunkhorst Frank J. Campisano Kwok Kee K. Chan Mark L. Bigelow John J. Boursy, Jr. Thomas M. Brunner Ezzelino Campolongo Gordon A. Chandler John P. Biggs James M. Bowen, Ph.D. Robert B. Bruns Prof. V. R. Canino, PE P. Chandrasekaran Henry J. Bilow James R. Bowen, PE Barry C. Brusso Joseph J. Capezza Elie E. Chaoul Michael W. Bird Richard P. Bowen J. K. Bryan Edward A. Capouch Jamie C. Chapman William L. Bird, Jr. John E. Bower Thomas E. Bryson Fred L. Capshew Robert E. Chapman Kenneth Birt Gilbert L. Bowman William Buchman Ted Carademos J. G. Charitat, Jr. George A. Bishop, III Richard S. Bowyer Lewis M. Buckler Earl K. Carinio Clyde E. Charles Zahir Bissat Myron J. Boyajian Billy P. Buckles James R. Carlberg Ronald J. Chase Zahir H. Bissat A. J. Boye W. D. Buckley Aydano B. Carleial S. Chatterjee Robert R. Bitmead, Ph.D. T. D. Bracken Arnold M. Bucksbaum B. Leonard Carlson, Jr. Malay K. Chatterji Ricky R. Bittle T. Lyle Brady Fred K. Buelow Frederick F. Carlson C. A. Chaves Donald L. Bitzer James C. Brakefield O. R. Buhler William F. Carnes Prof. Chi-Hau Chen, Ph.D. Jack Black Don C. Bramlett Gabe R. Buis Lt. Col. Gordon L. Francis F. Chen• Dr. Michael Blake R. P. Brand Bruce T. Buller Carpenter Gordon Chen Michael W. Blake-Knox Gary H. Brandenburger Larry L. Bumgarner Otis Carpenter Mark T. Chen Allan L. Blanchard D.SC Charles D. Buntschuh Richard N. Carpenter Dr. Tu Chen George F. Bland Donald A. Brandon A. G. Burgess Ronald J. Carpinella Cheng Family Giving Account Matthew Blanding F. M. Brasch David L. Burgess Bill D. Carroll Tsen C. Cheng Gustav Blazek David R. Braun Webb L. Burgess Edward D. Carroll Wee-Ling Chern Steven A. Bleier J. P. Brazy James H. Burghart John J. Carroll Joseph F. Cherney Gerald V. Blessing Sam J. Breidt Pedro H. Burgos Lee F. Carroll C. Michael Chernick Robert G. Blick William D. Breingan Gerald J. Burke David N. Carson Charles V. Childers Daniel Blitz Michael W. Brewen Carl Burklund David Carter P. M. Chirlian Alfred J. Blum E. Bridges David G. Burks Dr. G. Clifford Carter Lendyl J. Chisholm W. O. Blumfelder William H. Bridwell, Jr. Arthur E. Burns III Garrett M. Carter A. M. Chitnis Daniel A. Blycker Frederick Bried Kent A. Burns Larry E. Carter Jerome Choder Henrietta Blyden William R. Brierley Robert L. Burr Louis J. Carter, Jr. Kon Chung Choi Martin C. Blyseth John J. Brinkman Brian C. Burton Ronald J. Carter Alan S. H. Chong Arthur Bodmer Thomas R. Brinner Colin H. Busby Steven M. Carter Wiley H. Christal James V. Bodycomb Richard J. Briscoe R. J. Bustraen Joseph Caschera Ernst Christen, Ph.D. Barry W. Boehm Robert D. Briskman John M. Butt, III Clifford D. Caseley Bruce A. Christensen Vernon C. Boileau Michael V. Broadbent Ken G. Buttle Robert C. Casey Chris Christie W. Austin Bollen Peter C. Brockett Brian P. Butz Ralph Casper Arunsi U. Chuku Howard A. Bomze, Ph.D. B. E. Brodie C.H. & M. Sequin Living David G. Cassard Thomas H. Bond Allen E. Broekemeier Trust Howard T. Castrup Russell S. Chun David W. Bondurant Ralph W. Bromley Alberto M. Caceres Clive E. Catchpole San C. Chung Fabrizio Bonfigli Douglas A. Brooke Arthur L. Cader Robert D. Catenaro Robert Cicalese Dr. John H. Bordelon Steven W. Brooks John F. Cain J. Michael Cathcart Valerio R. Cimagalli Joseph Bordogna George Broomell Ross Caldecott Robert L. Cattoi Stephen T. Cavit + 2015 IEEE Foundation Edith Borie Charles A. Broutman Don Caldwell Board Member Mr. Alan Borken Alton E. Brown Malcolm D. Calhoun Evans E. Cayce ◊ 2015 IEEE Board Member Mario Borsani Charles H. Brown Edwin T. Calkin Andrew F. Cebulski * Multi-Year Pledge Paul I. Bortz David O. Brown David E. Callahan Tino Celio • Deceased

ENERG!ZE Gregory Mark Cinque Louis C. Costanzo W. Kenneth Dawson Terry C. Cisco Edward R. Cote Kenton S. Day Robin J. Clabburn Leonard W. Cotten Herman P. de Sterke Steven J. Clancy Coral Jean Cotterell Jean E. De Valpine Charles A. Clark, Jr. Thomas M. Coughlin ◊ Donald R. De Zutter N. J. Clark John C. Coulter, III Vaughn F. DeCrausaz Robert L. Clark Reginald D. Counts Mr. Michael A. Deering Paying it Forward: Arthur M. Clarke Robert A. Cousins James H. Degnan Giving to the Next Trond Clausen Sergio D. Cova Rudolph A. Dehn Generation of Power Lawrence G. Clemens Ms. Betsy Covell Robert J. Dehoney Engineers William A. Clementson Anthony C. Cowin Emiliano Delgado Richard T. Close Milton E. Cox Chris L. Demarco, Ph.D. Gary Hoffman, founder of Advanced Power R. R. Coatsworth Robert B. Cox Louis A. Denger Technologies (APT) in Randolph, New Jersey, Allan N. Cohen Edwin P. Crabbe, Jr. Marybeth Denike USA, dedicated 28 years of his career to the Bernard Allan Cohen Ph.D. Craford Family Foundation Cynthia Dent power industry. Now facing an aging power Earl T. Cohen James W. Craft Richard A. DePietro infrastructure and a critical shortage of skilled Elihu Cohen Edwin L. Craig Jeffrey H. Derby energy workers, Gary shares, “Over the years, Nathaniel Cohen S. E. Craig Dinkar V. Desai the number of electrical engineers trained in R. G. Colclaser, Jr. Melvin E. Crawford Donald P. Desfosse power engineering has diminished. At the same Roy A. Colclaser Steven Cresse Celia L. Desmond James M. Cole John A. Cribbs Frank J. Destasi time, many of my colleagues are retiring. That Mr. James Colker Hollen E. Crim Bruce C. Detterich leaves a deficit of skilled engineers to maintain John J. Collins Charles W. Criss Herb Deutsch and build the nation’s power grid.” Mr. Thomas Compton D. L. Critchlow Thomas M. Devanney When Gary was approached by fellow IEEE John S. Conklin Joseph A. Crossett Russell G. Dewitt member Dave Roop of Dominion Virginia Alfons M. W. Conley Mariesa L. Crow Mr. Upenkumar Power to be part of the solution, he felt it was Richard Connell Thomas H. Crystal Dhandhukia time to “give back” to his profession. As a result, Dr. and Mrs. David A. Dr. Mehmet Cultu Shari DiBrito APT contributed generously to the IEEE Power Conner James A. Cumby Frederick J. Dickey & Energy Society Scholarship Plus Initiative. L. D. Conner Ced G. Currin Henry C. Diener, Jr. Kenneth A. Connor, Ph.D. P. Dean Curtis Walter Dietiker The Initiative brings together industry, educa- Samuel Connor Joseph J. Dacko Donald L. Dietmeyer, Ph.D. tors and students to attract qualified electrical Thomas E. Connor, Jr. John R. Dahl G. Wayne Dietrich engineering students to the field. It awards James M. Conrad Steven D. Dietrich Terry J. Dahlquist scholarships and connects undergraduates inter- Doyle Cook Fred G. Dietz E. B. Daigle ested in power and energy careers to available James M. Cook Pat Daley Eugene J. Dieulesant internships in the U.S. and Canada. “Making Larry W. Cook Thyagaraju Damarla Andreas R. Dill a donation,” says Gary, “was targeted to help R. F. Cook Alberto Dams Anthony A. Dill support the next generation of engineers.” Edmond S. Cooley, Ph.D. Laurence Danese Rick Dill James W. Cooley Klaus D. Dannenberg Jay J. Dillenkoffer, 3rd An IEEE member since 1987, Gary appreciates K. F. Cooper P. Daniel Dapkus, Ph.D. Stephen R. Dillon the opportunity IEEE offers him to support his Neil Cooper Leo G. Darian Jay Dipenbrock industry’s future. “I chose to put our money Thomas E. Cooper Sunil R. Das H. M. Dixon into education, bringing the best and brightest Jerome I. Cooperman Warren M. Dasczynski Kenneth P. Dixon into power. The changing industry requires Jonathan Coopersmith V. S. Davey Thomas J. Dixon highly skilled engineers and I trust IEEE to find Manuel Correia Joseph B. Dobsa Evan E. Davidson and support those future power engineering Nick Cosmo David H. Davies Thomas R. Dobyns leaders,” Gary concludes. Gerald W. Davies John H. Doles + 2015 IEEE Foundation Board Member John R. Davies Carlo P. Domenichini Name: Gary Hoffman ◊ 2015 IEEE Board Member Dr. Richard S. Davis Robert J. Dompe Member Grade: Fellow * Multi-Year Pledge William M. Davis Thomas E. Donoho Year Joined IEEE: 1987 • Deceased Gordon E. Davison Francis J. Donohoe, Jr.

advocate donors Philip Doolittle Stewart M. Elder Jacob Feinstein James A. Fogle Emilio C. Gatti Stanley Doran Brice Eldridge Wolfgang M. Feist Edward Foley H Paul Gay Rashmikant B. Doshi Scott E. Elkins James H. Feit Richard L. Follenweider Dietrich K. Gehmlich David R. Doucette, Ph.D. Richard L. Elliott Gary Fenical Kirby W. Fong Ralph S. Gens Daniel J. Dourneau Christine Ellis Weston A. Fenner Mr. Gianpiero Forcina Kevin B. Geoghegan Patrick J. Downes Jon N. Elzey Robert E. Fenton James F. Forren George R. Ufen, Trust Carserlo Doyle Lawrence W. Emark, Jr. George Fergades Vincent J. Forte Georgia Power Dr. Gordon Wood Dale L. Embry Donald R. Ferguson Charles A. Fowler John S. Gerig Anderson Linda R. Emery Hal C. Ferguson Sol Fox David B. Geselowitz, Ph.D. Octavian Dragos Warren M. Emlen Keith M. Ferguson Jamshed K. Fozdar Dr. Michael N. Geselowitz Alex J. Dragt Lawrence D. Emmons Patrick E. Ferguson Richard E. Frank Dr. David Gettman Claude W. Drake, Jr. George Emrich, Jr. James A. Ferner Ernest A. Franke James J. Gibney, III Kevin Dresely Robert C. Ender Frank E. Ferrante Bob Franzino Mita S. Gibson James L. Drewniak Joseph A. Eneh Alfred J. Ferrari Willie Frazier Michael J. Gill Adam T. Drobot Mr. Benjamin Eng, Jr. Omar E. Ferrer Michael N. Frazis David W. Gillespie Paul R. Drouilhet, Jr. Sverre T. Eng Howard M. Ferrill Robert Frias Gerald M. Gilligan Dru Reynolds and Ronald Fico David L. Gilman Associates, Inc. A. M. Engebretson Jeffrey A. Friedhoffer Chris Field Burhl Gilpin C. K. Druzgalski Reinhart W. Engelmann Bernard Friedland Mr. Joseph A. Giordmaine Carl H. Dubac Todd C. Engen James E. Fields Klaus Fritsch Paul J. Giorsetto Sunil Dubey James C. Engimann Jose R. Figueroa Ralph J. Fritsch Grace E. Giras Carroll G. Dudley G. G. Enke Antonio De Deus T. Filho Charles H. Fritz Concetto R. Giuliano John C. Duemler Thad H. Enloe David C. Finch Harold M. Frost, III Thomas K. Duncan Ronald E. Enstrom Dr. Robert G. Finch Robert D. Frost Leo M. Glahn William A. Dunham T. M. Eppinger Eugene P. Finger Gary J. Frye Albert J. Glassman Raymond D. Dunlop EPRI (Electric Power Robert A. Finger Michael Fuchs George J. Gleghorn Research Institute) Daniel M. Dunoye Fred I. Finkelstein Hiromichi Fujisawa Maurice Glicksman Barry M. Epstein John J. Dunse Bernard S. Finn Yasuhiro Fujita Brendan B. Godfrey Mark Epstein Raymond A. Dupont Joseph S. Finston Tadashi Fukao Richard E. Godfrey Milos D. Ercegovac, Ph.D. Robert A. Duris Oscar J. Fiorito Hatsuaki Fukui Patrick H. Goertzen C. James Erickson Charles J. Durkin, Jr. Robert W. Fischer Brian S Fukumoto Jerry W. Goerz Joseph A. Durusau Terry Ericsen S. M. Fischer Robert J. Fulmer Robert C. Goessman W. Dutfield Henry P. Erwin, Jr. Jack D. Fisher Hak-Ming Fung A. Goetzberger Dimitri A. Dutoff Daniel L. Estes Wayne K. Fisher Yoji Furuhama Bryant R. Gold Roger Dworak Asher Etkin Bradford W. Fisk Petros Gabriel Aaron J. Goldberg, Ph.D. William F. Dykes Joseph E. Etter C. J. Fitzgerald Vernon M. Gale Harold S. Goldberg Chester A. Dyrud Frank Evans Arthur O. Fitzner Louis M. Galie August Golden Lester D. Earnest William J. Evans Willie J. Fitzpatrick Chester E. Gall David S. Goldman Rae A. Earnshaw Roderick J. Evenson Jerry W. Fitzsimmons Robert G. Gallager, Sc.D. Richard L. Goldman Wayne E. Eberhard Robert R. Everett G. G. Flaig James H. Galloway Julius L. Goldstein Hiroshi Echigo William C. Everett John M. Fleischer Jeffrey M. Gallup Mario E. Goliani Alton B. Eckert, Jr. Eleanor Ewry Mark A. Fleming Sidney K. Gally Jack Golin Thomas P. Edery Samuel L. Fagin Dr. Philip J. Fleming Irwin B. Galter Alfonso L. Gomez Richard H. Edgar Thomas C. Fall Philip H. Fleschler Ray D. Galyean Harry Gong Gary D. Edgmon Parviz Famouri ◊ Irving L. Fletcher Wendell W. Gamel Antonio C. Gonzalez Mr. Kenneth Edwards Robert M. Fano, Ph.D. Martin E. Fletcher Bipin V. Gami Mario J. Gonzalez, Jr. John B. Egger Nick A. Farinacci William B. Flewellen, Jr. William H. Ganoe Beverley R. Gooch Leonard Ehrman Albert B. Faris P. A. Florig Thomas V. Garceau Robert B. Good Donald L. Eichenberger Mr. Daniel Farkas Samuel C. Florman Edward E. Gardner Patrick G. Farrell + 2015 IEEE Foundation Charles W. Eichhorn Brian G. Flowers Steve R. Gardner Board Member Mr. Richard W. Eimer Jr. Timothy M. Farrell Robert S. Flumach James R. Garner ◊ 2015 IEEE Board Member Thomas H. Einstein, Ph.D. Guy C. Fedorkow Eugene P. Fogarty W. B. Garrison * Multi-Year Pledge Moniem A. El Sherbiny William E. Feero Richard P. Fogarty David C. Gasda • Deceased

ENERG!ZE R. Reams Goodloe Chris Gross Paul T. Harrell Stephen M. Goodnick Claude M. Groven Bruce Harris Robert P. Goodrich Calvin E. Grubbs Bruce J. Harris Kenneth R. Goodwin, Jr. Roger Grubic Fred Harris Phadip K. Goon John J. Guagliardo James E. Harris William H. Gorder P. Guarguaglini Margaret Harris George E. Gorker John A. Guevara Eugene S. Harsh in memory of A Jiri G. Gorner Pascal Guilbault William F. Hart Life of Service Mr. Terence J. Gosciniak James L. Guilbeau Robert L. Hartman Masuo Goto Ralph E. Guion James R. Harvey At an early age, my late husband, Francis J. Brian E. B. Gott Paul J. Gund H. Hasegawa Mehall, knew that he wanted to study and Richard J. Gottardi Gunnar N. Gustafsson Tatsuro Hasegawa pursue his degree in Engineering. He strongly John K. Gotwals Harold Haake John E. Hasen Edward J. Gouvier Roderic H. Haake Masao Hashiguchi believed that the liberal arts component of his Arvin Grabel H. K. Haase Asif M. Hassan college education reinforced his dedication to John K. Grady Irving Haber, Ph.D. Sameer S. Hassan outreach and service to others—the cornerstone Hans P. Graf Dale A. Hachtel Edwin B. Hassler, Jr. of his career. Werner Graf Rolland R. Hackbart Mack A. Hataway LeRoy C. Graham Michael V. Haddad Bernard Hathaway This service-focused mindset propelled him John J. Grainger William S. Haddock, Jr. Arne Hatlestad to work for local causes in DuBois PA, USA, Willard S. Grant Tom L. Hagen Anthony V. Hattier including The DuBois Area Catholic School and Thomas Grau John B. Hager Juergen Hauber St. Catherine’s Church, in addition to serving as Gary D. Gray Norman K. Haggerty Hugh G. Hauck Project Engineer for New Construction and later Dr. Paul E. Gray Marion Hagler Robert H. Havemann Jay W. Grear, Jr. James J. Hagner Raymond Hayes as Trustee of DuBois Regional Medical Center. Peter Greco Jay B. Haines Richard A. Hays He also served on the Board of Directors for Dennis L. Green James J. Halbach C. Michael Hayward the DuBois Public Library and Cultural Resource J. H. Green Fred M. Half Herbert Hecht Institute. Vincent J. Green, Jr. Harold R. Hall Richard J. Hedger Allan E. Greenberg Henry P. Hall Michael and Kathy Heelan His participation, experiences and commitment Alan E. Greener Lawrence D. Hall John W. Hefler to service, left an indelible imprint, which he Richard L. Greenspan Leon D. Hall Arthur J. Heidrich would carry with him for the rest of his life. Larry J. Greenstein George H. Hallnor J. L. Heim I am honored to keep Frank’s legacy alive by Leonard D. Greer Terry H. Hamada Herman M. Heinemann contributing to the Life Members Fund of the Paul J. Gregg Masanao Hamai Wayne R. Heinmiller IEEE Foundation and to the Foundation Fund Donald G. Gregory Jacob M. Hammer Donald N. Heirman William L. Gregory Fred G. Hammersand Andrew Heiser to support future engineers. Larry D. Greller Sarah E. Hancock Mohammed Helal Name: Francis J. Mehall Michael R. Gresco Charles L. Hand Walter F. Held submited by: Janet Mehall Randall V. Gressang Tohru Handa Kenneth I. Heldebrandt Rita Gribble John T. Handal Duane Helmer Stephen E. Grier Herbert Hanft Carl A. Helms Martyn Griffiths David G. Hanna C. O. Hemmi Larry B. Grim M. William Hans Charles Henderson Cornelis A. Grimbergen A. J. Hansen H. A. Hennen James E. Grimm James P. Hansen Paul R. Henneuse Davis Marshall Gritton H. A. Hanson John H. Hennings Russell C. Harbaugh, Jr. A. L. Henrichsen + 2015 IEEE Foundation Board Member P. A. Hardin James J. Henry ◊ 2015 IEEE Board Member Edgar E. Harp Robert E. Henry * Multi-Year Pledge Charlie I. Harper Gilbert C. Hensley • Deceased Edgar D. Harras Hanspeter P. Hentzschel

advocate donors Andrew Herbert Eric Holme Charles R. Husbands Andre A. Jaecklin Angel G. Jordan, Ph.D. George A. Herbert Dwight P. Holmes Robert L. Hutchins Cecelia Jankowski Kirk E. Jordan Robert O. Herendeen J. F. Holmes Anh N. Huynh Donald L. Jans Erik Jorgensen C. D. Herman John D. Holodak Edward P. Hyduke Fred R. Jarratt Thomas J. Jorgensen Denver W. Herr Raymond H. Holstead Joseph W. Ianniello Jouko Jarvi Virginia V. Jory Donna Herrick Jerald Holt Prof. Roland N. Ibbett Alexander F. Jaszek James G. Josenhans Jeffrey L. Hesler Peter and Cheryl Holzer Makoto Ibuka N. S. Jayaraman Jerry I. Jost John Hess Wai-Leung Hon Roy K. Idehara Buford R. Jean Peter Jubinski Daryl T. Hester Julie Hoole Prof. Kenichi Iga James A. Jefferies ◊ Hardev S. Juj William M. Hester Donald E. Hooper Yukio Iida Herndon H. Jenkins James E. Jung John A. Hetrick Duong B. Hop Hiroaki Ikeda John L. Jenkins Luther J. Jungemann George Hickey Mark A. Hopkins Takehiro Ikeuchi Jon M. Jenkins, Ph.D. Kenneth Kable Richard A. Hieber Philip J. Hopkinson Hiroyoshi Ikuno William C. Jenkins John Kacerek Charles T. Higgins Abul M. Hoque Francesco Iliceto William K. Jenkins Adolph J. Kachler Sterling F. Higgins Eisuke Horia Masaaki Imamura Ronald R. Jennings Richard J. Kafka Walter T. Higgins, Jr. Hans P. Horisberger, Ph.D. Koichi Inada Ronald G. Jensen Keith K. Kagamida William L. Higgins Edward Horn Barry D. Inglis Jerry M. Jerabek Jack J. Kahgan Warren L. High Rhoda S. Hornstein Thomas G. Innes Thomas C. Jernigan Stephen J. Kahne Helmut Hild Joh D. Horrocks Hirosei Inuzuka Frank A. Jimenez Peter Kaiser, Ph.D. Arthur Hill Ronald S. Hosek Richard N. Iodice Javier E. Jimenez Laurel V. Kaleda Frank R. Hill Donald M. Hostetter Hisaich Irie Peter A. Johanson R. J. Kaleda Harold W. Hill Robert T. Houk Pierre R. Irissou John and Barbara Pozorski Vasilios E. Kalomiris Fund Joanna Hill Donna M. Hourican Fred H. Irons Howard L. Kalter John and Karen Carroll Yoshio Kami Michael D. Hill R. W. Houskamp Donald T. Irvine Fund Allan L. Kaminsky Peter C. J. Hill Harvey R. Houston Bruce G. Isaacson Arthur E. Johnson, Jr. Toshiro Kamiuchi George F. Hillian Ross Houston Charles E. Isbell Clark E. Johnson, Jr. John F. Kampmeier Joseph S. Hills Dean D. Howard Kokichi Ishibitsu Donald W. Johnson Adriaan J. Kampstra Akimasa Hirata Royal E. Howes Shuichi Itahashi Edward L. Johnson Prof. Laveen N. Kanal Khalaf H. Hirmina Raphael Hoyda Fumitada Itakura Gerald B. Johnson Kansas State University E. Hirschbein John D. Hrivnak Warren K. Itamura Havis Johnson Robert P. Kappler Theodore W. Hissey, Jr. ◊ Richard A. Hrusovsky Mitsuo Ito James R. Johnson Terence Karanink Donald W. Hitzeman Pao-Hsiang Hsi Roy A. Ito Jerry M. Johnson Fred G. Karkalik Andrew Ho Tien C. Hsia Kenji Itoh Major A. Johnson Paul F. Karshis Richard P. Hoarle Henry Y. H. Hsu Dr. Kohji Itoh Roger L. Johnson Akinobu Kasami Robert L. Hobday Lincoln B. Hubbard Nick Itsines Van E. Johnson Andrew Hobokan Kathy Huber Ferdo Ivanek Dennis A. Johnston Hiromitsu Kashiwagi Martin Hochdorf Merlin R. Huckemeyer Thomas R. Iversen Elizabeth T. Johnston Bryon L. Kasper, Ph.D. Lothar O. Hoeft Mr. Neil T. Huddleston Mo Iwama Allan S. Jones David E. Kasper John C. Hoenninger, III Martin Hudis Kazutoshi Iwata Brian L. Jones J. R. Katan Charles R. Hoesel Edward W. Hudson Dr. Subramanian S. Iyer Edwin C. Jones, Jr. Terry T. Katayama Wallace J. Hoff Armin Huerlimann Charles B. Izard Edwin R. Jones Kyoko Kato Jeffrey N. Hoffner Patricia M. Hughes Takehiro Izumi G. A. Jones Michael J. Katyryniuk Paul Hofmann Robert Hughes Robert W. Jack Leon T. Jones David L. Kaufman James P. Hofmeister Linda Hugle Bruce B. Jackson Merrill C. Jones Karen Kaufman Brian M. Hogg Jason K. Hui David R. Jackson, Ph.D. Pamela J. Jones Murlan R. Kaufman C. L. Hoggard J. E. Humbert James R. Jackson Richard A. Jones Katsuhiro Kawabuchi Dieter B. Hohmann William J. Hunnebeck John H. Jackson Robert A. Jones Haruo Kawahara Leander H. Hoke, Jr. William P. Hunt Mr. Jerrold L. Jacobs Robert J. Jones + 2015 IEEE Foundation Charles R. Holliday Michael B. Hunter John M. Jacobs Robert K. Jones Board Member Egon R. Hollm Robert E. Hurlston Marc Q. Jacobs Russ Jones ◊ 2015 IEEE Board Member Christopher L. Holloway James J. Hurny James E. Jacobson Thomas D. Jones, Jr. * Multi-Year Pledge John D. Holm John Hus Mr. Tyland L. Jacobson Thomas J. Jones • Deceased

ENERG!ZE Carl M. Kawauchi Miles V. Klein James A. Kukla Shigeo Kazama Ralph E. Klesius Casimir A. Kulikowski, Ph.D. John E. Keane Marvin Klinger George M. Kull Edward P. Keenan Eugene A. Klingshirn Ms. Renuka Kumarasamy J. J. Keenan John A. Klobuchar James A. Kunkel John C. Keenan Frank J. Kloht Alexander J. Kunkle Fred R. Keith, Jr. Rex C. Klopfenstein Michael E. Kunsman I will continue to David J. Kellems D. R. Klose Tadashi Kurachi contribute to IEEE Francis W. Keller Ronald J. Knapwurst Louis H. Kurkjian as long as I can Larry E. Keller R. W. Knepper Aelred J. Kurtenbach, Ph.D. Richard C. Keller Joseph G. Kneuer Luther W. Kurtz, Jr. Milton Lowenstein can claim he is an IEEE Mr. John C. Kelly G. A. Knopf Terry Kurtz member who never joined IEEE. “I did join Samuel T. Kelly Hsien Ching Ko James F. Kviatkofsky The American Institute of Electrical Engineers Tom Kelly Yoshio Kobayashi Joel S. Kvitky Juergen F. Kemper Hiroshi Kodera James W. Kyle (AIEE) in my senior year in 1948 so that I could Kenneth M. Kempner Cecil W. Koehler Frank M. Labianca establish a connection to my new profession. Feltus Kennedy Charles B. Koehler Edward F. Labuda Eventually, IEEE caught up with me.” In 1963 William J. Kent, Jr. R. A. Koelzer Paul E. Lacke AIEE merged with The Institute of Radio Anthony M. Kerdock J. I. Koeper Bruce Lager Engineers to form IEEE. Gus Kern Gerhard A. Koepf Keith O. Laing Lawrence E. Kerr Frieda L. Koester Mr. and Mrs. Milton went on to build a career he enjoyed for Bill H. Kersting Ryuji Koga Donald N. Laird more than 40 years. He contributed to multiple Mohammed A. Khan Chung-Yiu Lam Toshio Koga disciplines throughout his career including con- Tooraj Kia, Ph.D. Il-Suek Koh Lawrence L. Lam trol system (analog) development engineering, Dallas L. Kibbe Keisuke Kojima Michael K. Lam technical/computer editing for a trade magazine Marshall C. Kidd Carl A. Kolenda Si-Tuan Lam Donald J. Kienast Anatoliy A. Kononov Harry H. Lamb and managing computer system design and Martin G. Kienzle Warren L. Koontz H. R. Lamberth operation (digital) for many years. Toru Kikuno Kenneth Kosai Michael D. Lamers Over the past twenty years, Milton has donated Donald W. Kilpatrick Bernard B. Kosicki Dennis W. Lamont generously and consistently to multiple IEEE Chul Joo Kim Robert K. Koslowsky Paolo Lampariello James C. Kim, Ph.D. Charles J. Kovarik Andreas Landhaeusser funds, including the Foundation Fund and the Clive W. Kimblin Richard A. Kowalski David M. Landis History Center Fund. “I donate to the Founda- James T. Kindle Walter J. Kozak Florian A. Langner tion because I want to make a general contribu- David A. King George D. Kraft Raymond H. Lanier tion, and to the History Center because I want Frank E. King, Jr. Richard C. Lanza Martin R. Kraimer the advancements of electrical engineering to James D. King William O. Kramer Louis J. Lanzerotti be recognized and archived.” The IEEE History John H. King, Jr. Kenneth G. Kranhold David A. Lapinski Center relies on donor support to preserve, William P. King Milena Krasich Robert P. LaPorta Richard R. Kinsey Emil Krenn Robert W. Large research and promote the legacy of electrical Lyle D. Kipp, Ph.D. Kelly J. Krick Wallace E. Larimore engineering and computing. Joseph E. Kirk Gadi Krieger Almon E. Larsh, Jr. “Obviously, I think that all electrical engineers Scott Kirkpatrick Herbert Kroemer G. L. Larson should feel the way that I do. I have been Tom E. Kirsch Robert J. Krueger John D. Larson Harris H. Kitamura John W. Krupsky Richard L. Larson making contributions to IEEE since before my Vishnuraj Y. Kittur Georges Kryze Lawrence M. Laskowski retirement in 1990 and I will continue to do Margaret A. Klee Fred Kubli Jay T. Last so as long as I can.” Clarence K. Kubo Michael J. Lastella + 2015 IEEE Foundation Name: Milton Lowenstein Board Member Paul A. Kuckein Jay W. Lathrop Member Grade: Fellow ◊ 2015 IEEE Board Member Paul J. Kuehn James R. Latorraca Year Joined IEEE: 1948 * Multi-Year Pledge Andreas Kugel Paul D. Lattner • Deceased Frederic A. Kuhlemeier Clifford Lau

advocate donors K. P. Lau Ted H. Lewis Michael S. Lucas George A. Mann Alexander Mazur George T. Laughlin, II Yu Liang R. D. Lucas Roger F. Mann James M. Mc Garrity Kalevi Laukkanen J. F. Libbe David W. Luce Salvatore J. Manno Max C. McAhron Peter O. Lauritzen, Ph.D. Zvie Liberman John W. Luce Gregory Mansfield D. R. McAvoy, Jr. Louis Laursen Alberto S. Licup Louis A. Luceri Pierre B. Mansourian Robert H. McCamish Robert W. Lautrup Eugene A. Lieberman Ernest Lucier August F. Manz, Sr. Pender M. McCarter Robert G. Lauttman Charles A. Liechti Robert A. Ludtke Roger W. Manzolini Joseph B. Mccarthy Theodore Lavoot Michael E. Liggan Norberto Luduena George E. Maphis Jr. Thomas J. Mccarthy J. P. Lawrence Arthur H. Light Gerald Luecke Piero G. Maranesi M. E. McClanahan, PE James R. Lawson David Lilienfeld Paul Lum, Ph.D. William C. Marchand David M. McCombe Larry G. Layman Joseph V. Lillie William G. Lundell Thomas J. Marlowe, Ph.D. Gary E. McConnell Mr. and Mrs. Teong C. Lim James R. Lusby Georgios A. Marnezos Ronald C. McConnell Gregory S. Leach Mao-Shiu Lin, Ph.D. G. J. Lusczek, Jr. Louis J. Maroglio Martin J. McCormick, Jr. Richard A. Leary David C. Lincoln Kevin B. Luxford James T. Marrs Michael Mccullough Ronald B. Leask Jerol M. Lind George E. Lyness Allison C. Marsh Stuart McCullough • Choong W. Lee Ernest R. Lindahl A L. Lynn George T. Marsh Earl W. McCune, Jr. Chor F. Lee M. S. Lindberg, Jr. Verne L. Lynn John H. Marsh Ernest A. McCurley Kwang Y. Lee Erik G E. Lindquist Peter B. Lyons Alan H. Marshak James C. McDade Richard C. Lee David D. Lindsey Kristen M. MacCartney J. H. Marshall, 3rd William M. McDermid Song P. Lee Duane P. Lingafelter D. A. Macey Dalton W. Martin T. McDonagh SoongHak Lee Allan R. Lingenfelter Gene H C. Mach Donald E. Martin Donald L. McEachron Steven Y. Lee Frederick C. Link M. L. MacMedan Gerald E. Martin Richard McFee Dr. Russell J. Lefevre John Lipnicki Alfred U. MacRae John E. Martin McFiggans Family Mr. Evert E. Lehtola Louis A. Liporace Vijay K. Maddali Kent R. Martin Charitable Fund Ruth E. Leibig Jeffrey W. Littman Guru Madhavan Virgil D. Martin Robert B. McFiggans Gary R. Leidich Michael S. Liu Dale G. Maeding Bernardo L. Martinez Allan K. McGee Leland F. Leinweber Robert M. Livingston J. C. Maender William L. Martino Samuel F. Mcgeiver Gary W. Leive Chiu Yuen B. Lo Frank J. Maguire Vasco C. Martins Bryan W. Mcghee Ilmars Leja Gerald Lo Christoph E. Mahle Melissa A. Martinsen Henry Mcgilton Thomas J. Lemense Peter E. Lobban Michael J. Mahon Kevin D. Marty John P. McHenry W. Z. Lemnios Kenneth C. Lockwood Patrick Mahoney Richard O. Marwin Ronald C. McHenry, Ph.D. Ronald A. Lemp Manikant D. Lodaya Haroun Mahrous Matthew S. Mashikian Gregory F. McHugh Cecil C. Lencioni, Jr. William J. Loeffler Michael A. Main Giandomenico Massari Jack D. Mckinney George G. Lendaris George C. Loehr Anthony H. Majewski Vukota Mastilovic Jenny L. Mclaughlin Hugh G. Leney Raymond C. Loman Naoki Maki Joseph W. Mathews Dr. Robert W. McMillan Dan P. Leonida L. R. Lombardo Tsugio Makimoto John V. Matlock Carl E. Mcmillin Richard A. Lerche Arnold London Tsutomu Makino Misao Matsushita David L. Mcmurry David S. Lerner Howard C. Long Ernest I. Malamud Taro Matsuura A. J. McNerney Samuel A. Leslie James R. Long William T. Malanczuk S. H. Matthews Peter McNutt Robert A. Lessmann Donald A. Lostritto R. M. Malbon Harold F. Mattson Jr. David N. McQuiddy, Jr. M. E. Levi James A. Lott, Jr. Ancile E. Malden Michael C. Mattson William R. McWhirter, Jr. William Levidow Jean-Francois Loude M. Malina Thomas V. Matusiak John E. Meade Harvey Levine Henry Louie Charles G. Mallery Michael L. Matyas Dean R. Mehlberg Dr. Leslie S. Levine George H. Lowe Howard L. Malm Harold E. Maurer Thomas A. Mehlhorn, Ph.D. Steve D. Levy Lester H. Lowe, Jr. John F. Malm Robert D. Maurer Thomas H. Mehling Charles M. Lewis Clark E. Lowman William T. Maloney Maurice S Alamy Fund Lewis Meier, III David C. Lewis Frank E. Lowther Mr. Robert Mandel Peter T. Mauzey Milton M. Meinck Donald E. Lewis Albert S. Lozano Om Prakash Mandhana John Mavor George K. Lewis + 2015 IEEE Foundation Albert R. Lubarsky Michael W. Mangino Clifford L. Maxwell Board Member John G. Lewis David B. Luber, Ph.D. Stephan A. Mango Douglas R. Maxwell ◊ 2015 IEEE Board Member Richard E. Lewis David L. Lubkeman Joseph D. Manica A. Frank Mayadas * Multi-Year Pledge Mr. Robert A. Lewis• Alfred R. Lucas Paul J. Mankowski Robert Mayer, Jr. • Deceased

ENERG!ZE H. Paul Meisel Douglas B. Miron Osama A. Mowafi R. P. Meixner Yoshinori Mitamura Alfred L. Moye Thomas S. Melchior Edward F. Mitchell Stephen E. Moynihan James L. Melsa Glenwood J. Mitchell Edward C. Mozley, Ph.D. David Meltzer W. J. Mitchell, Jr. Mikio Mukae Peter J. Mendelsohn Tsuneo Mitsui Takashi Mukai Curtis R. Menyuk Joseph Mittel Rangaswamy Mukundan Lifelong IEEE D. Mercado, Jr. Steven J. Mittelsteadt Fred F. Mulholland, Jr. Engagement Parallels Mohammed Merchant Tohru Miyake Philip G. Mullen Engineering Career Kurt C. Merl Fumio Miyashiro Kaoru Murakami David W. Merrill Katsumasa Miyata Kendall H. Murakami “I joined IEEE as a student member for the net- Paul M. Merry Shigehiro Miyatake Frederick C. Murphy working and continuing education opportunities. Carl Meshenberg Emeritus S. Mizushina, H. Deon Murphy I became interested then in the IEEE Engineer- Edwin J. Messerli, Ph.D. Ph.D. Patrick R. Murphy ing Management Society (EMS).” Daniel S. Metzger Eugene L. Mleczko William F. Murphy Years later, Thomas H. Grim attended an Charles S. Meyer Yukou Mochida Alan G. Murray Administrative Committee meeting of EMS, now Robert H. Meyer Klaus P. Model Mehmet V. Musa known as the IEEE Technology and Engineering James R. Meyers Alvin W. Moeller Max W. Muterspaugh Management Society (TEMS). He joined the James R. Michalec Alan Moersfelder Mr. David Myers Committee, ultimately serving as the president David D. Michel Mr. Jamie Moesch Theodore J. Myers of the Board of Governors and then the IEEE Rafael Mier-Maza John G. Mohr C. D. Nabavi Division VI Director. Richard J. Mohr Joseph A. Mihalcik Warren L. Nadler Tom spent 38 years working for subsidiaries of John G. Mike James M. Moidel Wilfred K. Nagamine the Bell System. Wherever he went, Tom found Norman L. Mikesell Chinnarao Mokkapati H. H. Nagel IEEE opportunities to fill. He continued on the Zeljko Miksic Louis A. Mole Dr. H. Troy Nagle EMS Board of Governors until 2003, when John M. Milan Paul J. Mooney Norris S. Nahman he retired and joined the IEEE Central Texas James R. Miles, Jr. Harold R. Moore Michio Naito Section. James M. Miletich Robert A. Moore Takuma Nakamura “Through the years I have seen first-hand IEEE Christopher R. Miller Thomas C. Moore Yuichiro Nakamura projects benefitting the technical community D. Richard Miller Thomas G. Moore Yoshimi Nakano and supporting the next generation of electri- David A. Miller Sundaram C. Moorthy Kenichi Nakashi cal engineers. My wife and I both believe in Douglas L. Miller Ms. Providence More Seiichi Namba, Ph.D. contributing to organizations that supported our Harold G. Miller Bernard S. Morgan Grama K. Nandakumar career success and we’ve made many friends John E. Miller Gary M. Morgan Philip R. Nannery through IEEE.” John O. Miller Herbert K. Morgan J. M. K. Napuli The most interesting and valuable IEEE pro- John W. Miller J. Derald Morgan Alvin E. Nashman grams, in Tom’s view, are those that support Jon R. Miller Leonard W. Morgan Kudi S. Nayak professional development and encourage Karl F. Miller Mititada Morisue N. D. Neal young people to pursue engineering, whether Mr. Melvin Miller Yuji Morita Dr. Frederik L. Nebeker at under graduate or graduate level. Tom also Roger L. Miller Charles S. Morris Wayne M. Needham supports outreach to build awareness about the William C. Miller, Jr. Hayden Morris Marvin A. Needler value of engineering. George C. Milligan Mark M. Morris, Ph.D. Curtis C. Neely Jr. Tom looks forward to taking a more active role Robert M. Milligan Maynard B. Morris Dr. M. Hashem Nehrir in supporting IEEE programs. “My new job for William G. Minahan John G. Morrison Paul E. Nelson IEEE as a member of the IEEE Life Members Paul O. Minear Donald E. Morton Karlheinz Nester Committee (see page 14) is an opportunity Mr. Gus J. Mininberg Douglas M. Morton Robert G. Nettles to help direct funding to the good work of IEEE Milton J. Minneman William W. Moses, Ph.D. ◊ Emil C. Neu through the IEEE Foundation.” Sigmund W. Mosko Hans Neukom + 2015 IEEE Foundation Allan S. Moskowitz Board Member Peter G. Neumann Name: Thomas H. Grim ◊ 2015 IEEE Board Member Craig A. Mott Robert L. Nevin Member Grade: Life Senior Member * Multi-Year Pledge Ronald Moulton R Keith Newhouse Year Joined IEEE: 1963 • Deceased Theodore D. Moustakas Robert E. Newsome

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ENERG!ZE Dean L. Strid T. Takasuna Joseph F. Thomason Loran W. Stringer Dr. Yasutsughu Takeda M. A. Thomet Albert Strub Toshikiyo Takemori Daniel D. Thompson Gene Strull Yasuo Takemura David L. Thompson Gregory T. Stupka Tadasu Takuma James R. Thompson Joseph Subjak Akikazu Tamaki William M. Thompson Mani Subramanian A. R. Tamalunas C. N. Thomsen We need the best in Suresh Subramanian Shinichi Tamura J. R. Thornton power engineering Mr. Stephen Suckenik Yoshihiro Tanada Peter M. Thorp Craighton A. Sue Grant A. Tanaka Robert G. Thurman Greg Olsen joined IEEE in 1966 as a student Takuo Sugano Hatsukazu Tanaka W. D. Tieman to take advantage of networking opportunities. Francis J. Sujansky Dr. Kunio Tanaka John L. Tietze Denis G. Sullivan Andrew S. Tanenbaum Phillip E. Tingle After an illustrious career as a research scientist Richard L. Sullivan Aram A. Tanielian William L. Tippitt and entrepreneur, Greg is president of GHO Roger K. Sullivan Katsunori Taniguchi Emery P. Todd, Jr. Ventures in Princeton, NJ, USA managing “angel Timothy J. Sullivan Glenn M. Tanimura Takashi Tokuyama investments” in a South African winery and a Virginia and Carl Sulzberger Duncan N. Tanner Daniel Toland Montana ranch. An IEEE Lasers & Electro-Optics Thomas H. Sumida Eugene C. Tappis Peter M. Tolliver Society (LEOS) Fellow, he was the third private George S. Sunday John Tardy George Tolos T. S. Sunderam Isamu Tatsuguchi Carlos A. Tomaszewski citizen to orbit the earth on the International Richard Sungaila Alwyn H. Taylor Hideo Tomita Space Station (ISS) in October 2005. Jon M. Surprise Charles A. Taylor David Tonhofer As a child living in Brooklyn, NY, USA, Olsen Herbert T. Suyematsu Harold L. Taylor Peter Torgrimson Donald Y. Suzuki John H. Taylor Wenceslao Torres dreamed of making a trip into space. The Noboru Suzuki R. S. Taylor David M. Tow launch of Sputnik inspired him to study science, Shiro Suzuki Kyun H. Tchah Valentin Trainotti math and engineering. Despite less than stellar Paul Svetz Peter T. Tchan John C. Travis grades, Greg convinced Farleigh Dickinson Philip H. Swain TE Connectivity Ltd. Mr. Barry Traynor to take a chance on him. He earned two Mahesh M. Swamy Calvin C. Teague Dr. Sven Treitel bachelor’s degrees in physics and electrical C. B. Swan Michael D. Teems Larry L. Tretter Fred A. Swanson, Jr. Gabor Teleki Alexander B. Trevor engineering, a master’s in physics and a Ph.D. D. W. Swearingen Carl D. Terry John B. Trevor, III in materials science. Carey T. Sweeny Lilith A. Terry Timothy N. Trick, Ph.D. Greg, the first recipient of the prestigious IEEE James A. Swetlikoe Joan M. Tesch N. Tripathi D. W. Swift Jean M. Tesseron Steven J. Tripka Aron Kressel Award in 2000, “for contributions John M. Sylvester The Apcar Family Trust Edward F. Troicke to the development and commercialization of Bohdan J. Sypniak The Barrios Family Trust Bryan C. Troutman indium gallium arsenide detectors for commu- Aleksandar Szabo The Carlo P. Domenichini Tim Trueblood nications and sensing applications,” established Joseph P. Szafranski Trust Henry P. Trujillo and sold two optoelectronics companies. Robert C. Sze, Ph.D. The Coca-Cola Foundation Malcolm T. Trupp Thomas A. Szebenyi The Foley Family Trust Henry J. Trussell Greg’s modest beginnings and incredible Nicholas E. Szymanski The Fong Family Trust John J. Trutwin success inspire him to give back. He is a Harry Tabak The Gabriel B Peaseley Tung-Lin Tsai 5th Family Trust generous donor to the IEEE Power & Energy Masato Tajima Andreas A. Tsatsos The Milligan Family Living Tadashi Takano Society Scholarship Plus Initiative and speaks Trust George Tsolakis Yoshitaka Takasaki to numerous groups to encourage children to The Penno Family Takehiko Tsuiki Hideki Takasu Foundation Kiichiro Tsuji consider careers in science and engineering. John L. Theimer Jiromaru Tsujino + 2015 IEEE Foundation Name: Greg Olsen Board Member Joel H. Third Evangelo P. Tsurdinis Member Grade: Fellow ◊ 2015 IEEE Board Member Chifong L. Thomas Juri Tults Year Joined IEEE: 1966 * Multi-Year Pledge John R. Thomas Chris P. Turcotte • Deceased Richard P. Thomas Howard C. Turnage

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ENERG!ZE Understanding Cascading Phenomenon: Honorarium Gifts Methodologies and Industry Practice for Analysis of Cascading Giving comes in all shapes and sizes. The following IEEE leaders and inno- Failures vators made a unique investment in the IEEE Foundation by donating the IEEE PES Reliability, Risk and Probability Applications speaker fee they receive for sharing their expertise or a cash prize awarded IEEE PES Computer and to them in recognition of an achievement. These distinguished individuals are Analytical Methods Subcommittee helping transform lives through technology and modeling how we can energize Verifying EMC Numerical philanthropy. Learn how to donate your honorarium www.ieeefoundation.org/ Modeling Results using honoraria-giving. Measurements Scott Piper Integrated Signal and Awards EMC for Business Smart Distribution Systems Power Integrity for Managers Alabama Power Company High-Speed Channel 2015 IEEE PES Leadership Joanna Hill Design in Power Award EPRI (Electric Power Dale Becker John W. Estey Smart Distribution Research Institute) Systems EnerNex Corp Smart Grid 204: 2014 Fred Ellersick Prize Kansas State University Introduction to Smart István Gódor Atom Based Self- Grid Data and Analytics Signal Integrity Calibrating E-field EnerNex Corp 2015 IEEE PES Uno Lamm Characterization Sensors and Probes: High Voltage Direct Jay Dipenbrock Next Generation in the RoHS Requirements Current Award field Measurements Effect on CE Rainer Marquardt Introduction to Radio Christopher L. Holloway Requirements Astronomy Jack Black 2015 IEEE Donald G. Fink Tom L. Hagen Renewable Energy Award Systems Modeling and Ken Redcap Operational Field Coupled Theodore S. Rappaport Dynamic Performance ESD Susceptibility of 2015 IEEE International IEEE PES Power System Magnetic Senor 2016 NPSS Birdsall Radar Conference Dynamic Performance IC’s in Automotive Award Wilbur L. Myrick Committee Applications Mark J. Kushner Cyrous Rostamzadeh J. Scott Goldstein, Ph.D. Introduction to Antenna Michael L. Picciolo Parameters and Instructor Fee Antennas for EMC Debugging EMI Problems Vince M. Rodriguez Channel Modeling and Using a Real-Time Analysis for Signal Integ- Oscilloscope & Near- Intelligent Systems rity in High-Speed Design Field Probes Support for Transactive James L. Drewniak Michael Schencker Energy Systems: The Fundamentals Practical EMI Mitigation Distribution Volt-var IEEE PES Intelligent Systems Methods Control and Optimization Subcommittee Hiroaki Ikeda Georgia Power ISM Band Transmitters Board Level Shield Automated EMC Design & New ETSI Standards Gary Fenical Rule Checking: Past, James Young Present, and Future Fault Current Contribu- Samuel Connor 2015 PES ISGT tions from Wind Plants Alabama Power Company Crosstalk between PCB IEEE PES Transmission and EnerNex Corp Distribution Committee Traces (with real-time measurements) IEEE PES Power Systems Bogdan Adamczyk Relay Committee IEEE PES Electric Machinery Committee

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