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Oregon State University engineers are leading Oregon’s green energy revolution. OSU donors have an amazing impact of their own, enriching the university experience through their support of programs and scholarships that help exceptional students dream big. Consider OSU Presidential Scholar Nathan Hinkle —the chemical engineering major from Portland is president of the student-run Sustainable Energy Initiative, exploring clean ways to create energy and educating the public about alternative sources of energy.

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NewOREGON dean lays plans STATER for collaboration ENGINEERINGand excellence AWARDSHealthy people. Healthy planet. andra Woods was namedFEBRU dean of ARY 22, 2013 Oregon State University’s College of Healthy economy. S Engineering in July 2012, joining an educational discipline that is enjoying keen interest and rapid growth. With 6,000 A healthy College of Engineering students and 134 faculty, researchers, and staff looking to her at Oregon State University for vision and leadership, Dean School of Chemical, Biological & Environmental Engineering | School of Civil & Woods has, by Construction Engineering | School of Electrical Engineering & Computer Science | necessity, hit the School of Mechanical, Industrial & Manufacturing Engineering | Department of Nuclear ground running. Engineering & Radiation Health Physics Although she is new to the deanship, he time has never been better to million commitment from alumnus Peter Dean Woods is an old become an engineer at Oregon Johnson and his wife, Rosalie. With friend of Oregon Sandra L. Woods State University. Enrollment is up anticipated approval for matching bonding State, having served 36 percent over the past three from the state legislature, this on the faculty and in the administration T years. Twenty-three additional world- 60,000-square-foot facility will address from 1984 to 2001. class faculty and researchers are being space needs for engineering faculty, lab Dean Woods earned a B.S. in civil hired through national searches. Plans and space for interdisciplinary research and a engineering from Michigan State funding are in the works for an additional center focused on University and master’s and doctoral state-of-the-art engineering building. Brilliant high recruiting and degrees in the same discipline from Photography by Thuy Tran Research expenditures totaling $34.5 achievers and retaining University of Washington. She is an million are fueling undergraduate and world-class engineering problems.” environmental engineer who specializes in graduate experiences. And Oregon State- mentors mean students. As one of only two land, air, space and the bioremediation and biotransformation educated engineers are earning far more Oregon State “The majority of sea grant universities in the nation, of environmental contaminants. out of the gate than their peers graduating engineering the faculty in the Oregon State’s institutional goal is to When she joined the Oregon State from comparable American universities. graduates have building will be continue to recruit high-achieving faculty in 1984, Dean Woods served in a “We are certainly on the move,” says a competitive involved in chemical, students to its campuses. Engineering variety of teaching, research, and edge like no biological, and students currently represent 40 percent administrative roles. She served as faculty Sandra L. Woods, dean of the College of other. of those enrolled in the OSU Honors associate to the provost and helped Engineering. “With a total enrollment environmental College. launched Oregon State’s distance and increase of more than 900 students in the engineering,” says Brilliant high achievers and world-class continuing education programs. She past year, we are experiencing a much Dean Woods. “But there will be other received the College of Engineering Loyd faster rate of growth than other faculty and researchers there as well, mentors mean Oregon State engineering Carter Award for Outstanding and engineering programs nationally. That’s a working together on solutions for complex graduates have a competitive edge like no Inspirational Teaching in 1998. reflection of our strength and relevance engineering problems to the benefit of the other. “Our alumni from the College of In 2001, Dean Woods was appointed and the fact that we care about our students who observe and participate.” Engineering are among the most head of the Department of Civil and students.” With more than $30 million dedicated successful, well-compensated degree Environmental Engineering at Colorado “We are growing and hiring in a strategic to engineering research at Oregon State holders from the university,” says Steve State University, and she went on to way,” says Dean Woods. “New faculty and this past year — a 30 percent increase over Clark, Oregon State’s vice president for become dean of CSU’s College of researchers are being added in ‘areas of the past three years — some remarkable university relations and marketing. “Our Engineering. In 2010, the Colorado section excellence’ — engineering areas that we discoveries and competitive spin-offs and research shows Oregon State graduates of the American Council of Engineering want to continue to strengthen for our licensed technologies are emerging from earn 50 percent more than their peers Companies named her “Outstanding students.” the College of Engineering. “Graduate and nationwide. Within engineering, more Engineer in Industry” for her leadership More staff, more research, and more undergraduate education and research go than 44 percent of our alumni are earning and contributions to engineering in the students means an ever-increasing need hand-in-hand,” says Dean Woods. “It more than $150,000 annually.” State of Colorado. for more space. In January, Oregon State requires that we have research faculty Dean Woods is emphatic in her claim “A dean’s job is to help other people be President Edward J. Ray announced private who are at the cutting edge in their fields that Oregon State’s College of Engineering successful, reduce barriers, help staff, and support of $20 million for a new and who give our students a great has always worked hard to develop serve students,” says Dean Woods. “It is engineering building that includes a $7 opportunity to work on compelling students who can think. “We teach our fundamental to create an environment where people collaborate, feel supported, n Engineers Without Borders /making a difference around the world n Ingenium /College of Engineering blog and can be successful. If we can get n Citrix XenApp /offsite engineering project software application n Intel Learning Company /freshman jumpstart students, faculty, and staff to move in the n Multiple Engineering Cooperative Program/student engineers in the field n Engineering Technology Industry same direction with the same vision and Council/fuel the Oregon economy passion, we can increase our impact exponentially.” 2013 Oregon Stater Engineering Awards COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING Oregon State University 5 NGINEERING E OF COLLEGE OREGON STATER OREGON OSU Engineering DiscoveriesAWARDS ENGINEERING Y 22, 2013 22, Y HealtAR hy Planet FEBRU The Northwest National Marine Renewable Energy Center, based at Oregon State University, chose Newport, Ore., to build the Pacific Marine Energy Center — the first utility-scale, grid- connected wave energy test site in the U.S.

Healthy Economy Jonathan Hurst, assistant professor of mechanical engineering at Oregon State University, and Jessy Grizzle at the University of Michigan received a “Breakthrough Innovator” award from Popular Mechanics for their walking robots — MABEL and the next generation ATRIAS.

Healthy People Electrical engineers at Oregon State University are ready for clinical trials on a new technology to monitor medical vital signs with sophisticated sensors so small they could fit onto a bandage and cost less than a quarter. The technology, for which a patent is pending, has numerous potential applications.

Healthy Economy Researchers at Oregon State University, where transparent electronics were pioneered, have confirmed that zinc tin oxide, an inexpensive and Photography byJim Carroll environmentally benign compound, could students to solve problems and they replace some non-volatile flash memory — a graduate from a rigorous curriculum that multi-billion dollar technology nearing its allows them to apply their knowledge to reductive limits. problems that have not yet emerged,” she says. Healthy Planet The 2013 Oregon Stater Award winners Engineers at Oregon State University have for from the College of Engineering are just a the first time developed a way to use microwave sampling of the driven, forward-thinking heating in the synthesis of copper zinc tin sulfide, alumni who are proud to claim Oregon State a promising solar cell compound that is less University as their alma mater. “The value of costly and toxic than some solar energy their degree is as good as any institution in alternatives. the country,” says Dean Woods. “Our faculty has always recognized that it is the Healthy People understanding of the fundamentals that The U.S. Department of Energy awarded $1.1 allow our graduates to lead — to start new million to Oregon State University, which companies, to become CEOs, or to develop pioneered “passive safety” nuclear energy new technologies throughout their careers. concepts and new types of small “modular” “Our goal is not to be the biggest; our goal reactors that hold great promise in the future of is to be excellent,” says Dean Woods. “Our nuclear power. vision is not to educate graduates; our vision Healthy Planet is to educate the world’s engineering Photography by Oregon State University Oregon State University professor Scott leaders.” Ashford was one of the international engineering experts who toured the area affected by the n 30 unique degree programs /find your niche in tomorrow’s technological world n OSU Open Source Laboratory subduction zone earthquake and tsunami in /fresh ideas and imagination n For the latest news about OSU’s College of Engineering’s discoveries, Japan in 2011. Repercussions of the event are opportunities and accomplishments, go to: http://engineering.oregonstate.edu/features or now being felt in the Pacific Northwest and the http://engineering.oregonstate.edu/research-headlines university is working closely with State agencies to assist in earthquake preparedness planning COLLEGE OF E NGINEERING 6 Oregon State University COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING 2013 Oregon Stater Engineering Awards

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COLLEGE OF E NGINEERING Michael D. Brady HALL OF FAME

Ph.D. Chemical Engineering ’69 as a student and instructor made a great Senior Engineering Associate (Retired) difference in my success in my doctoral Corning, Inc. program,” says Brady. Corning, New York Brady’s career with 3M Corporation OREGONspanned STATER more than 30 years. All of the man of humble beginnings, Scotch tape made by 3M since 1972 is made Michael Brady grew up in Iowa with the water-based process Brady and primarily put himself invented, and the process remains a trade through Iowa State University secret to this day. “When I first started at A 3M, they did not have a chemistry engineer earning a B.S. in chemical engineering. He ENGINEERING AWARDSwith my type of background in pure worked as a technician at the Atomic Energy Commission’s Ames Laboratory and chemistry, so I was able to make an outsized completed internships at GeneralFEBRU Motors impactAR becauseY no one22, had yet done2013 that and Ethyl type of research or technical application,” Corporation. He was says Brady. “It was at the cusp of the time awarded a National when 3M was going from solvent-based to Science Foundation water-based adhesive systems.” traineeship and Brady was actively pursued by Corning Throughout his career, Brady has other graduates and being able to say I am headed to Corvallis Inc. and joined the company in 1999 to authored 15 patent applications and more associated with Oregon State University.” for his doctoral establish a technology center for the micro- than 25 internal and external publications. The teachings of the Bible were the studies. replication process and product He holds four U.S. patents and more than 20 foundation for Brady’s determination at a Brady speaks development for use in the optical fiber and international patents. young age, and he is still a religious man who fondly of his days at photonic materials for the communications “What an honor it has been to work with is involved in several ministries in his Oregon State and business. He went on to establish the Center OSU — with all the impact it has made in retirement. “Life’s journey is all about especially for two for Advanced Process Research, the Corning tsunami research, the biological sciences and learning to serve God and learning to use men who made a significant impact on his Patent Liaison System and courses in clear engineering technologies,” says Brady. “It’s your gifts,” says Brady. “I learned long ago life: Charles Wicks and Robert Mrazek. technical writing for scientists and been a lifelong, wonderful experience — that if you have desire and the capacity to “Their acts of kindness and concern for me engineers. living there, traveling there, running across work, success will be yours.”

COLLEGE OF E NGINEERING Lewis A. Danielson HALL OF FAME

B.S. Mechanical Engineering Technology ’79 to Beaver State on to Portland-based Mitchel Lewis & the company and through his vision, Founder & Chair Moving and Storage Staver, where he helped design and build helped EPS and its employees achieve Crimson Trace Wilsonville, Oregon in Corvallis where equipment for orchard and dairy farms in record growth, profits and awards in the Oregon State the manufacturing division. But he still had tooling industry. OREGON STATERUniversity was at bigger plans. In 1994, working evenings and ewis Danielson literally started out his doorstep. “I am a small-company man at heart and weekends, Danielson and other EPS as a mover and a shaker. After high Danielson began I wanted to pursue the art of creation and employees started Crimson Trace school graduation in a small his engineering design,” says Danielson. So he joined Corporation, which manufactured state- L Sacramento Valley farming career at Oregon Engineering and Prototype Services (EPS) of-the-art laser gun sights for the firearms ENGINEERINGcommunity, he spent ten years as a AWARDSSteel Mills, where as a contract tool and product designer, industry. Today, Crimson Trace delivers professional furniture mover. That he implemented a primarily serving the aerospace industry. more than 130 made-in-Oregon products preliminary career eventually brought him plant-wide lubrication program. He moved Danielson eventually became president of to the military, law enforcement and other FEBRUARY 22, 2013 Continued on next page > COLLEGE OF E NGINEERING 8 Oregon State University COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING 2013 Oregon Stater Engineering Awards

LewisOREGON A. Danielson STATER/HALL OF FAME > Continued from last page vision of what the company can do plus a security industries worldwide. The vision of what they can do for ENGINEERING AWARDSthemselves.” company is the world’s only manufacturer of grip-integrated laser sightsFEBRU and enjoysAR a Y Throughout22, 2013 his success, Danielson’s dominant market position. roots have been “I love this business and everyone who ”At its core, grounded in design works in the company with me,” says success is simple and his education in Danielson. “That’s the way business — synergistic mechanical should be — work needs to be fun. People plans and engineering at Oregon who have fun are way more productive.” people who State University. Danielson fashions himself as a team up to “Even today, I keep a “visioning guru” for his companies and create success.” CAD system close by employees. “At its core, success is simple — to keep myself close synergistic plans and people who team up to the roots of design, which I love so to create success,” he says. “Give people a much,” says Danielson.

COLLEGE OF E NGINEERING Jen-Hsun Huang HALL OF FAME

B.S. Electrical Engineering ’84 Once he and his brother rejoined their infotainment systems. Professionals use and is widely used by scientists engaged in Honorary Ph.D. Engineering ’09 family in Oregon, he became a nationally GPUs to create 3D graphics and visual efforts ranging from quantum chemistry to Co-Founder, President and CEO, NVIDIA ranked junior table tennis champion and effects in movies, and to design everything exploring the origins of the universe. Santa Clara, California completed high school in Beaverton. As a from golf clubs to jumbo jets. And “I’m deeply proud of how NVIDIA has OREGONfreshman STATER at Oregon State University, his researchers utilize GPUs to advance the transformed the visual, mobile and en-Hsun Huang is the co-founder, lab partner in electrical engineering frontiers of science with high performance supercomputing fields,” he said. “But president and chief executive officer fundamentals was Lori Mills; they were computing. what makes me most proud is the culture of NVIDIA, the world leader in visual, married five years later. After receiving a The company holds more than 5,000 of relentless innovation we’ve created. It Jmobile and parallel computing. bachelor’s of science from OSU in 1984, he U.S. patents granted or pending, employs allows us to attract and inspire some of the ENGINEERING Since its establishment in 1993, AWARDSearned a master’s degree in electrical 8,000 worldwide and has revenue in world’s greatest engineers. And it keeps us NVIDIA has received numerous awards for engineering from Stanford in 1992, which excess of $4 billion. focused on finding solutions to really its technology, business and he completed while working full time. Among NVIDIA’s most recent projects difficult challenges so that we can environmental leadership, amongFEBRU them: ARY 22,“I enjoyed 2013 are Titan, the world’s fastest contribute to society as a whole.” Newsweek’s “I didn’t speak computers growing supercomputer at the Oak Ridge National In addition to his honorary doctorate Greenest much English at up, but OSU opened Laboratories, which derives 90 percent of from OSU, Huang has received the Dr. Companies in first, but I up my eyes to the its processing from GPUs; and Microsoft Morris Chang Exemplary Leadership America, (#6 in caught up, magic behind Surface, one of the first Windows RT-based Award from the Global Semiconductor 2012), Wired 40 worked hard them,” he said. tablets, which runs on the NVIDIA Tegra 3 Association; and the Daniel J. Epstein (multiple years), and learned that “This is where I system-on-a-chip that provides an entire engineering Management Award from the Forbes’ Company sometimes, you really fell in love computer on a chip the size of a thumbnail. University of South California. He was one of the Year (2007) have to keep with technology, The company’s CUDA architecture makes of the first inductees in the U.S. Immigrant and Fortune’s your eyes open thanks to a few great programming GPUs simple and elegant Hall of Fame on its establishment in 2012. Fastest Growing and be willing to professors and some Company in do more than classes that set my America (2002). act tough.” mind on fire. Huang’s success has been earned against Everything I have significant odds and is an inspirational learned over the past decades is built on example of determination and persistence. the strong foundation I gained here.” As a young immigrant to the United States After initial jobs at LSI Logic and from his native Taiwan, he was Advanced Micro Devices, Huang inadvertently placed with his older brother co-founded NVIDIA with Chris in a reform school in rural Kentucky and Malachowsky and Curtis Priem. The received what he has described as a “hard company’s best known innovation is the knocks” introduction to this country. graphics processing unit or GPU, which “I loved going to school there and it’s was initially used in computer gaming, where I first learned about America,” he where it enabled the creation of said. “I didn’t speak much English at first, spectacularly immersive worlds. but I caught up, worked hard and learned NVIDIA’s processors today power a that sometimes, you have to keep your broad range of products from smartphones eyes open and be willing to do more than to supercomputers. Its mobile processors act tough.” are used in phones, tablets and auto 2013 Oregon Stater Engineering Awards COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING Oregon State University 9 NGINEERING E OF COLLEGE OREGON STATER OREGON COLLEGE OF E NGINEERING Donald R. Pettit HALL OF FAME

B.S. Chemical Engineering ’78 gravity fluid flow and materials processing, Commander Oleg Kononenko AWARDS ENGINEERING Astronaut atmospheric spectroscopy on clouds and European Space Agency National Aeronautics & Space Administration seeded from rockets, and fumarole gas Flight Engineer Andre Kuipers 2013 22, Y AR FEBRU Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center sampling from volcanoes. He also solved in docking the shuttle and Houston, Texas OREGONproblems STATER in detonation physics. He was a restoring the space station member of the Synthesis Group, which crew complement to six. assembled the technology to return to the Research at the space onald Pettit has traveled from moon and explore Mars, and the Space station during Pettit’s Silverton, Oregon, to infinity Station Freedom Redesign Team. deployment marked a new ENGINEERINGand beyond —with a stop in AWARDSIn 1996, Pettit was selected by the era of commercial resupply DCorvallis in between. As an National Aeronautics & Space services from the United earth-bound undergraduate at Oregon Administration (NASA) to report to the States when the first State University, Pettit earned hisFEBRU JohnsonAR SpaceY Center 22, as an astronaut. 2013 A commercial cargo SpaceX bachelor’s degree veteran of three spaceflights, Pettit has Dragon spaceship was in chemical logged more than 370 days in space and launched from Cape engineering in 1978 more than 13 spacewalk hours. He lived Canaveral Air Force Station in and went on to aboard the International Space Station for Florida. Following a series of complete doctoral more than five months during Expedition maneuverability tests and studies in the same 6, was a member of the STS-126 crew, and abort systems tests, the discipline at the again lived aboard the space station for capsule was grappled and University of more than six months as part of the berthed using the station’s demonstrations, Pettit showed more than Arizona in 1983. Expedition 30/31 crew. robotic arm. a million Internet viewers how space Pettit began his Pettit returned to Earth on July 1, 2012, Also during this mission, Pettit used affects scientific principles. career as a staff having launched to the International Space household objects aboard the space station At the end of this most recent mission, scientist at Los Alamos National Laboratory Station aboard the Soyuz TMA-03M craft to perform a variety of unusual physics Pettit landed in Kazakhstan after 193 days in Los Alamos, New Mexico, where his from Kazakhstan. As the NASA flight experiments for the video series “Science in space and orbiting the Earth 3,088 times projects included experiments in reduced engineer, Pettit joined Russian Soyuz Off the Sphere.” Through these and traveling more than 76 million miles.

COLLEGE OF E NGINEERING David T. West HALL OF FAME

B.S. Mechanical Engineering ’69 Detroit. Instead, he took a job with Union energies full-time into the bakery business. Founder Oil in southern California as a research He designed a 25,000 square foot bakery, San Luis Sourdough engineer. “Without my education, I would giving consideration to workflow, San Luis Obispo, California never have had that opportunity,” he says. equipment needs, and purchasing. OREGON“I wasSTATER involved in technical training and “My engineering background really avid West didn’t see a future for research and everything related directly helped me,” says West. himself on the land where his back to my education at OSU.” Three years after its startup, San Luis father raised potatoes and alfalfa After living in the Los Angeles basin for Sourdough was named the Small Business Din the southern Oregon farming 10 years, West and his Administration’s Small Business of the Year ENGINEERINGcommunity of Merrill. But he did love cars, AWARDS“I wanted to family decided they for California. Six years later, the Wests’ so he headed to Oregon State to complete a get into didn’t want to spend company was named the national degree in mechanical engineering, business for their lives in the big intermediate wholesale bakery of the year focusing on the discipline’s automotiveFEBRU myself,AR Y city.22, “I wanted 2013 to get by their trade association. element. something into business for myself, The Wests sold the company to “I was fascinated where I could something where I Earthgrains in 1998. By that time, 125 by mechanics,” control my could control my own employees were producing 60,000 loaves says West. “Oregon own destiny.” destiny,” he says. “I of sourdough bread a day. State offered me bought an automobile “I am proud that we were able to everything I salvage business in San Luis Obispo on contribute to society and the economy and wanted — a great California’s central coast.” produce a healthy, natural food product engineering school The business did well, but his wife’s that people wanted,” says West. “Anyone and an opportunity business was doing better. Linda “Charlie” getting into engineering needs to keep all to stay in state.” McFall West (OSU ’69) had started a small the doors open, because you never know After graduating, bakery called San Luis Sourdough. Within where the path is going to lead. It could be West interviewed with Ford Motor a year, business was booming and, seeing something you never dream would be an Company, but decided against living in its potential, she pulled her husband’s opportunity.” COLLEGE10 OF E NGINEERING 10 Oregon State University COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING 2013 Oregon Stater Engineering Awards OREGON STATER

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Intel congratulates Dr. Annabelle Pratt, Senior Power Research Engineer at Intel Labs, on receiving a 2013 Oregon Stater Award in Engineering for her vision and leadership in developing technologies for sustainable power delivery and management. ©2013 Intel Corporation. and the logo are trademarks or registered of Corporation its subsidiar ©2013 2013 Oregon Stater Engineering Awards COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING Oregon State University 11 NGINEERING E OF COLLEGE Academy of Distinguished Engineers STATER OREGON COLLEGE OF E NGINEERING David L. AndersenCOLLEGE OF E NGINEERING Paul R. Anderson AWARDS ENGINEERING B.S. Business Administration ’80 Andersen Construction Company into B.S. Industrial Engineering ’802013 22, Y withAR a solid foundationFEBRU upon which to President & CEO the contracting powerhouse it is today. Vice President, Global Procurement build a career in the exciting field of life Andersen Construction Company Andersen expanded the company his Life Technologies Corporation sciences,” says Anderson. “Using the Portland, Oregon OREGON STATERfather started into a $300 million Carlsbad,OREGON California STATERskills learned at Oregon State to support construction management and general our customers who use our products for contracting firm doing business in six research and diagnostics to advance the states. “My education human condition is extremely rewarding “I’ve created a vision-based leadership at OSU provided for me.” ENGINEERING“My professors AWARDS approach in our companyENGINEERING that has fueled me with a solidAWARDS After a brief stint at General Electric at Oregon State our success,” says Andersen. “I built a foundation Company, Anderson completed an MBA wereFEBRU teachers ARsystemY that 22, allows everyone2013 to grow and uponFEBRU which to ARat HarvardY 22, University. 2013 His stellar career and mentors do their best within the parameters of build a career in took him to AT&T, Perkin-Elmer and now good our values.” the exciting Corporation, Applied Biosystems—in the friends.” All three of his children have worked in field of life United States and abroad — and now to the business and oldest son Joel, also an sciences.“ Life Technologies Corporation through Oregon State graduate in construction the merger of Applied Biosystems and engineering management, is currently Invitrogen Corporation. avid Andersen took five years the vice president of business or the past 25 years, Paul “My focus over the last six years has after high school to play bass in a development. Anderson has been advancing been improving supply chain D rock and roll band before he Andersen’s connections to Oregon F commercial operations in the life productivity,” says Anderson. “By headed to Oregon State, but he finished State remain. “My professors at Oregon sciences and scientific equipment driving cost out of raw materials and with his business degree and a minor in State were teachers and mentors and industry domestically and around the optimizing inventory and transportation construction engineering management — now good friends,” he says. “The world — a career that began as an methods, we are able to provide the best a program his father helped to bring to engineering program linked me with undergrad at Oregon State University in value products to our customers which fruition in the 1960s. future leaders in the industry with whom industrial engineering. enables them to fuel more advances in Three generations of Andersens built I do business today.” “My education at OSU provided me science.”

COLLEGE OF E NGINEERING Peter P. GassnerCOLLEGE OF E NGINEERING Thomas L. Gould

B.S. Computer Science ’89 primary corporate color. B.S. Chemical Engineering ’68 engineering students. The cutting-edge Founder, CEO & President Gassner got started in his career as a Senior Consultant/Senior Partner skill served him well. Veeva Systems relational database technology developer International Reservoir Technologies “My first internship was with Chevron Pleasanton, California Lakewood, Colorado for IBM and subsequently held leadership Research in California, where I spent a OREGON STATERroles at PeopleSoft and salesforce.com. In OREGON STATER summer converting paper nomographs — 2007, he founded Veeva Systems, a multi-axis design process — into a To say that he developer of Cloud-based software for the Today, Gould computerized form of hydrocrackers,” remembers his global life sciences industry. serves as a says Gould. “It was a good example of ENGINEERINGeducational AWARDSAs chief executive ENGINEERINGofficer and president, senior partner AWARDS in how OSU was leading the charge in the roots is an Gassner is responsible for the overall a global use of computers in chemical engineering, understatement consulting firm strategic direction and management of allowing me to have a direct impact on — hisFEBRU start-up ARY 22, 2013 specializingFEBRU in ARY 22, 2013 the company. He puts customer success Chevron.” company chose petroleum as his number one priority, followed Gould went on to earn his master’s and orange as its reservoirs and closely by employee satisfaction. doctoral degrees in chemical engineering primary Through Gassner’s leadership, Veeva enhanced oil corporate color. recovery. at University of Michigan and became a Systems has delivered game-changing leader in the field of petroleum reservoir software solutions for the pharmaceutical engineering, first with a software eter Gassner armed himself with a and life sciences industry, enabling its n the waning days of the slide rule — company where he was responsible for computer science degree from customers to drive millions of dollars of the mechanical analog computer research and development in reservoir, P Oregon State University and went efficiency to the bottom line. I utilized by mathematicians and pipeline, real-time, training, and graphics on to a 20-year career in the software In 2010, Gassner was named to the engineers for centuries — Thomas Gould software. Today, Gould serves as a senior industry. To say that he remembers his PharmaVOICE 100, which recognizes the was happy to be at a university that was partner in a global consulting firm educational roots is an understatement — 100 most influential people in the life somewhat uniquely beginning to teach specializing in petroleum reservoirs and his start-up company chose orange as its sciences industry. computer science to its chemical enhanced oil recovery. COLLEGE OF E NGINEERING 12 Oregon State University COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING 2013 Oregon Stater Engineering Awards

AcademyOREGON of STATER Distinguished Engineers COLLEGE OF E NGINEERINGENGINEERINGManoj Gujral AWARDSCOLLEGE OF E NGINEERING Elizabeth N. Hammack M.S. Electrical EngineeringFEBRU & ComputerAR Ylifestyle. 22, 2013 B.S. Industrial Engineering ’81 better problem-solver,” says Hammack. Science ’87 “OSU gave me fundamental Vice President, Operations & “My engineering curriculum spanned Los Altos, California knowledge around semiconductors and Manufacturing many disciplines — mechanical, electrical, Medtronic, Inc. fluids, operations research, systems and OREGON STATERcomputer architecture,” says Gujral. “Its MoundsOREGON View, Minnesota STATER team-based problem-solving, value of mathematics — which significantly His years in diversity, and strong academic and improved my problem-solving skills industry partnerships opened the door throughout my career.” Corvallis “I am very for new opportunities in my career.” Since 1986, Hammack has been able to provided the proud that I ENGINEERINGfoundation forAWARDS Gujral has over 23 ENGINEERINGyears of expertise in AWARDSutilize her industrial engineering education have been able developing and bringing to market to commercialize medical technology for his assimilation to help millions novel new cardiovascular and vascular intoFEBRU America’s ARsolutionsY for22, consumer 2013 electronics, of peopleFEBRU ARY 22, 2013 products across the globe, including at culture, value personal computers, servers and mobile restore their Advanced Cardiovascular Systems, system and devices. He recently served as general health, Conceptus, and Heartport. Her experiences lifestyle. manager of the broadband and consumer alleviate their division and vice president of Cavium, pain and moved her closer to her responsibilities Inc. Prior to that, he was general extend their today with Medtronic, Inc., the world’s anoj Gujral earned his manager of desktop business at NVIDIA. lives.” largest medical device company. undergraduate degree in 1983 “Over the years, my associations with “I have led the commercialization M at Panjab University, one of teams that have developed innovations activities such as manufacturing scale-up, lizabeth Hammack’s broad India’s renowned educational in computing and networking have led to supplier scale-up, product launch planning education at Oregon State in institutions, and Oregon State University more processing power and connectivity obsolescence management, product Eindustrial engineering allowed her distribution network optimization and became his entry point to the United in devices that we hold in the palm of our to contribute early in her career to complex States. His years in Corvallis provided the hands than was available in OSU’s entire after-market servicing,” says Hammack. “I manufacturing companies on issues related foundation for his assimilation into electrical engineering department when am very proud that I have been able to help to productivity and workforce safety. America’s culture, value system, and I was a student,” says Gujral. millions of people restore their health, “My OSU education helped me become a alleviate their pain and extend their lives.”

COLLEGE OF E NGINEERING Kevin G. Hart COLLEGE OF E NGINEERING Jeffrey P. Harvey

B.S. Radiation Health Physics ’02 assessment, operational modeling, and B.S. Electrical Engineering ’79 At Oregon State, Harvey got a degree in Systems Engineer & Health Physicist strategic planning. President & CEO electrical engineering and lessons in Sandia National Laboratories Hart also served as the chemical, Burgerville independent living. “Going to college is Albuquerque, New Mexico Vancouver, Washington OREGON STATERbiological, radiological, and nuclear OREGON STATERone of the first major steps toward (CBRN) staff officer to the Army Surgeon independence in your life,” says Harvey. General. In this position, he oversaw the “It was at OSU where I was able to chart Hart served as procurement of $30 million of CBRN my own course and my curriculum gave pharmaceuticals annually. He served as me sufficient opportunity to choose the chemical, “Going to ENGINEERINGbiological, AWARDSthe U.S. head-of-delegationENGINEERING to the North AWARDSpathways.” college is one of Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) Harvey’s path led him to leadership radiological, the first major responsible for development of CBRN roles with PG&E Energy Services, Chevron andFEBRU nuclear ARY 22, 2013 stepsFEBRU toward ARY 22, 2013 medical doctrine. Energy Services, and Energy Conversion (CBRN) staff independence officer to the Hart currently serves as a systems in your life.“ Devices. He also had a hand in forming the Army Surgeon engineer and health physicist with Sandia Power Quality Service Center, a utilities General. National Laboratories, supporting the alliance that educates consumers on safety Department of Energy’s Global Threat and energy saving. Reduction Initiative. He is responsible for Since 2004, Harvey has helped drive evin Hart recently retired from the managing physical protection upgrades at native of Tigard, Jeff Harvey used double-digit growth and positioned U.S. Army as a lieutenant colonel research reactor, medical, and industrial his education to become a major Burgerville to be responsible and Kafter 20 years of service as a facilities with high-activity radiation Apower player in California-based sustainable in all aspects, including people, sources. profitability, and community. “The nuclear medical science officer. He served utility and energy companies before as deputy assistant director at the Hart earned his undergraduate degree in returning to Oregon. Now he is seeking biggest impact I can make is to bring Domestic Nuclear Detection Office within nuclear engineering from North Carolina green and sustainable solutions at purpose into the workplace,” says Harvey. the Department of Homeland Security, State University in 1992 and was certified Burgerville, home of sweet potato fries and “I’m always asking people why is this where he was responsible for radiation by the American Academy of Health Walla Walla Sweet onion rings. important — bring meaning into it.” detection system testing, operational Physics in 2001. 2013 Oregon Stater Engineering Awards COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING Oregon State University 13 NGINEERING E OF COLLEGE

Academy of Distinguished Engineers STATER OREGON COLLEGE OF E NGINEERING Brenda M. HoldenerCOLLEGE OF E NGINEERING Steven E. Locke AWARDS ENGINEERING B.S. Construction Engineering there, Holdener has advanced through the B.S. Chemical Engineering ’822013 22, Y fromAR hands-on industryFEBRU to environmental Management ’85 ranks as a combat helicopter pilot, a President & Chief Operating Officer consulting with SRH Associates, SECOR Captain, United States Navy navigator on the USS Kitty Hawk, a SLR International Corporation International, and currently at the United Inspector General Portland, Oregon command center director for NORAD, and UnitedOREGON States Transportation Command STATER OREGON STATERStates branch of SLR International, an Scott AFB, Illinois the commanding officer of the USS Wasp, international environmental consultancy among other assignments. with offices around the world. “My construction engineering “Building a team across North America management degree was broad enough to “Real life is full that competes well in high-growth, ENGINEERING AWARDShelp me excel as a helicopterENGINEERING pilot and a of interesting AWARDS international markets, enjoys working “I’ve been able to ship’s commanding officer,” says Holdener. influence and developments together, takes care of friends and family, leadFEBRU 1,100 AR“The Yengineering 22, background 2013 made the whichFEBRU don’t have ARand servesY 22,meaningfully 2013 in the young men and technical aspects easy, and the business immediately community is my biggest contribution to women on a background kept me thinking about obvious my industry,” says Locke. “Our Oregon daily basis as the efficiencies in large organization solutions.” scientists and engineers help with commanding management.” Holdener also earned her everything from non-profit officer of a ship.” M.A. in national security and strategic neurotherapeutic pediatric clinics to studies from the Naval War College, and a providing clean water in developing homeland security graduate certificate teve Locke followed in his father’s countries.” from University of Colorado. footsteps when he enrolled in It was at Oregon State that Locke apt. Brenda Holdener enlisted in the “I’ve been able to influence and lead Schemical engineering at Oregon learned to solve complex problems. “Real United States Navy in 1978 and 1,100 young men and women on a daily State. Ed Locke had received his chemical life is full of interesting developments Creceived a Navy ROTC scholarship to basis as the commanding officer of a ship,” engineering degree from Oregon State which don’t have immediately obvious Oregon State University. Her first tour of says Holdener. “If I was able to help only College in 1947. solutions,” says Locke. “Being taught a duty was at Navy Manpower Engineering one to reach their goals, then I was As soon as he graduated, the younger process at Oregon State for successfully Center Detachment in San Diego. From successful at my job.” Locke took a job as a process engineer with maneuvering through these problems has Chevron USA. In 1987, he made the leap been an extremely valuable tool.”

COLLEGE OF E NGINEERING Paul R. Mather COLLEGE OF E NGINEERING Stephen S. Pawlowski

B.S. Civil Engineering ’84 enhance the abilities of those around Senior Fellow & General Manager electronical engineering technology and Highway Division Administrator me.” Architecture and Planning computer systems engineering Oregon Department of Transportation Paul joined the Oregon Department of Intel Corporation technology from the Oregon Institute of Salem, Oregon Hillsboro, Oregon Transportation (ODOT) in 1984 in traffic Technology. He received a master’s OREGON STATER OREGON STATERdegree in computer science and engineering. Over the years, he has worked in construction, maintenance, engineering from the Oregon Graduate and project development in Portland, Pawlowski Institute in 1993. Salem, and Roseburg. Mather led holds 56 patents Pawlowski led the design of the first ENGINEERING AWARDSODOT’s response toENGINEERING the state’s in the area ofAWARDS Multibus I Single Board Computer based “My education at deteriorating bridges by coordinating system and on the 386 processor. He was a lead OSU has enabled microprocessor architect and designer for Intel’s early the “Economic and Bridge Options me FEBRUto fulfill my ARY 22, 2013 technologiesFEBRU ARdesktopY PC 22, and high 2013 performance serve Report,” resulting in a $1.3 billion life’s purpose.” and has received products. Pawlowski also helped define funding package approved by the state three Intel the system bus interfaces for Intel’s P6 legislature. Achievement family processors, the Pentium 4 “Oregon’s deteriorating bridges and Awards. processor and Itanium processor. overpasses threatened a $123-million Pawlowski holds 56 patents in the area negative impact to the state’s economy, of system and microprocessor aul Mather had a clear direction placing more than 88,000 jobs at risk,” teve Pawlowski is responsible for technologies and has received three Intel for his life and Oregon State says Mather. “With the help of OSU ensuring architectural consistency Achievement Awards. He served as the P helped him achieve his goals. research, I helped tell this story to the Sacross all of Intel Architecture and chair of Oregon’s Engineering and “My education at OSU has enabled me 2003 legislature. Over the last 10 years, implementation of such as security and Technology Engineering Council (ETIC) to fulfill my life’s purpose,” says ODOT has completed work on all of management across Intel Core and Intel and continues to serve as a Council Mather. “My college experience opened these routes, with a program delivered Atom product lines. member. doors that allowed me to use my on time and under budget.” Pawlowski joined Intel in 1982 after engineering and leadership skills to earning bachelor of science degrees in COLLEGE14 OF E NGINEERING 14 Oregon State University COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING 2013 Oregon Stater Engineering Awards AcademyOREGON of STATER Distinguished Engineers COLLEGE OF E NGINEERINGENGINEERINGAnnabelle Pratt AWARDSCOLLEGE OF E NGINEERING Lawrence A. Sitz Ph.D. Electrical EngineeringFEBRU ’99 ARY“Beyond 22, 2013the stellar instruction and B.S. Civil Engineering Technology ’75 So it wasn’t surprising when Sitz Senior Power Research Engineer guidance from world-class researchers on Chief Executive Officer enrolled as an engineering student. He Intel Corporation faculty at OSU, I had wonderful Emerick Construction Company completed a new program created Hillsboro, Oregon Portland, Oregon OREGON STATERopportunities to work on industry- OREGON STATERspecifically to meet construction industry sponsored research,” says Pratt. “This needs. “This focused my focused my energy and talent on projects Over the years, Sitz has climbed the Sitz credits his energy and talent that would not only advance a particular ladder at Emerick — literally and OSU education on projects that technology, but also the business interests figuratively — and now runs the company for giving him ENGINEERINGwould not only AWARDS of the company for whichENGINEERING I work.” AWARDSthat is considered to be one of the the foundation advance a After a stint at Advanced Energy Northwest’s top general contractors. he needed to particularFEBRU ARIndustries,Y 22,where she 2013 was part of the FEBRUARAlongY the way,22, he has 2013 continued to bring succeed in his technology, but development team of an active rectifier Oregon State interns and new employees career and also the business that has become the basis for an award- to Emerick from the university. serve his interests of the winning photovoltaic inverter product, Sitz credits his Oregon State education company’s company for Pratt joined Intel Corporation. She is clients. for giving him the foundation he needed which I work.” currently researching energy management to succeed in his career and serve his of buildings to shape power demand and company’s clients. “Civil engineering nnabelle Pratt decided early in her benefit consumers by minimizing energy arry Sitz claims Oregon State DNA in technology prepared me to step into a education to pursue a career in costs and enabling reliable smart grids his mitochondrial chain. “Growing project engineering role at Emerick,” says Aindustrial research. She earned her with significant renewable generation. Lup in Burns, OSU was in our blood,” Sitz. “It also gave me a network of bachelor’s and master’s degrees in “I am fortunate to have spent a says Sitz. “My dad is a graduate. I program alumni which has proven to be electrical engineering from the University significant part of my professional career attended 4-H summer school, Boys’ State, invaluable as I have moved through the of Stellenbosch, South Africa, and traveled working on technologies aimed at and annual football games on the leadership track at the company.” to Oregon State to pursue her doctoral increasing the sustainability of our power campus.” studies. delivery infrastructure,” says Pratt.

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OregonOREGON Stater STATER ENGINEERINGEngineering AWARDSCOLLEGE Awards OF E NGINEERING Nancy E. Adcock FEBRUARY 22, 2013 B.S. Mechanical Engineering ’01 through OSU’s Multiple Engineering Lead Structural Analyst Cooperative Program (MECOP). “The Council of The Boeing Company College of Engineering prepared me for Everett, Washington OREGON STATERthe professional world by providing challenging classes on an individual level Early Career as well as a team level,” says Adcock. “These opportunities made the transition to the workforce seamless.” She earned a Engineers ENGINEERING AWARDSAfter graduating, Adcock returned to masters degree in mechanical The Boeing Company as a structural engineeringFEBRU ARanalystY with 22, the 777 2013jet fuselage group, from University and was named 2011 Engineer of the Year of Washington for her work on that project. in 2009. She earned a masters degree in mechanical engineering from University of Washington in 2009. Adcock mentors MECOP interns and is ancy Adcock practiced teamwork the Boeing representative for a Boeing/ in her role on the OSU women’s Oregon State collaborative mechanical Nbasketball team, and it has served engineering design class. “I have had the her well in her mechanical engineering opportunity to be part of an excellent career. Oregon State team at Boeing,” says During her undergraduate studies, Adcock. “I consider this an ongoing Adcock completed two internships with highlight of my career.” Photograph courtesy Oregon State University The Boeing Company and Freightliner

COLLEGE OF E NGINEERING Meagan R. BozemanCOLLEGE OF E NGINEERING Daniel J. DiSpaltro

B.S. Mechanical Engineering ’97 She earned a B.S. in applied science in B.S. Computer Science ’07 Open Source Lab. Director of Advanced Development 1995. Director of Product “Oregon State’s open ethos drove my Supplies Strategy & Sustainability for Rackspace “The challenging coursework and team success professionally and personally,” Solid Ink San Francisco, California XeroxOREGON Corporation STATERproject experiences at Oregon State built a OREGON STATERsays Di Spaltro. “It’s interesting how Wilsonville, Oregon foundation for solving technical problems much impact an open culture can have in an organized, disciplined and on the planet. Incredible innovations are collaborative way,” says Bozeman. He headed to being made both in the business and Upon graduating, Bozeman went to Oregon State academic world thanks to Open Source.” ENGINEERING AWARDSwork at Tektronix inENGINEERING Portland. Xerox with his eyes AWARDSset Di Spaltro started working at IBM after “I have been became her employer after Tektronix’s on computer graduating, but he left the company and fortunateFEBRU to ARcolor printingY 22, and imaging 2013 division was scienceFEBRU and his ARjoinedY two 22, other Oregon 2013 State graduates work with purchased by the company in 2000. future imprinted to develop the start-up Cloudkick, many dedicated “I have been fortunate to work with by the which focused on how the IT world and innovative many dedicated and innovative university’s managed and monitored servers in the individuals individuals while at Xerox,” says Open Source Lab. Cloud. Rackspace Hosting, Inc. while at Xerox.“ Bozeman. “The home grown solid ink purchased their company in 2011 and Di technology that goes into our printers Spaltro now runs its San Francisco office. enables customers to produce beautiful an Di Spaltro digitized his “Building a company from scratch is and affordable prints with incredible ease entrepreneurial parents’ mailing meaningful,” says Di Spaltro. “Since eagan Bozeman was an All- of use and less impact on the Dservices company in 2001 as Cloudkick and Rackspace merged, we America Scholar athlete in her environment. Having the opportunity to sophomore in high school, and his future have added 2,000 employees around the M basketball career at George Fox spread this message around the world via was cast. He headed to Oregon State with world and created jobs leading to a lot of University. She was also the first female to speaking engagements and conferences his eyes set on computer science and his Beavers finding a home down in San complete GFU’s joint degree engineering has been a great privilege.” future imprinted by the university’s Francisco.” program with Oregon State University. 2013 Oregon Stater Engineering Awards COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING Oregon State University 17 NGINEERING E OF COLLEGE

Council of Early Career Engineers STATER OREGON COLLEGE OF E NGINEERING Bradley R. EcclestonCOLLEGE OF E NGINEERING Jeffrey J. Firth AWARDS ENGINEERING B.S. Nuclear Engineering ’98 “Oregon State provided me the B.S. Construction Engineering2013 22, Y challengesAR of heavyFEBRU civil construction. M.S. Nuclear Engineering ’00 opportunity to realize that goal, “ says Management ’96 “The discipline and problem-solving Federal Project Manager Partner & Project Manager Eccleston. “When I returned to Oregon perspectives I learned through OSU’s United States Department of Energy Hamilton Construction Company Richland,OREGON Washington STATERand realized I could merge my military Springfield,OREGON Oregon STATERConstruction Engineering Management training with an accredited professional program have been critical to my program, the decision was easy. At OSU, I success,” says Firth. “OSU taught me found a devoted and considerate faculty as perseverance — never give up and always “Beyond a top- skilled in their fields as they were helpful keep pursuing the answer. I grew as an ENGINEERINGquality AWARDSin the learning process.”ENGINEERING AWARDSindividual, learned from failures, foundation in Eccleston is currently responsible for “OSU taught me achieved successes, and remain deeply conceptualFEBRU and ARresolvingY technical22, issues2013 and challenges perseveranceFEBRU — ARappreciativeY 22, of the friends2013 I made along practical associated with the Hanford Nuclear never give up the way.” engineering, Reservation’s Waste Treatment and and always Firth has managed some of Oregon’s OSU left me with keep pursuing Immobilization Plant, which is the largest highway and bridge building many enduring the answer.“ cornerstone of tank waste cleanup and projects through his company’s work for lessons” protection of the nearby Columbia River. the Department of Transportation. He is “Beyond a top-quality foundation in currently leading the effort on the $150 conceptual and practical engineering, million Interstate-5 Willamette River OSU left me with many enduring lessons,” uring the six years Bradley eff Firth followed a strong family Bridge. For the first time, ODOT will use says Eccleston. “I learned to value people Eccleston spent in the military as tradition when he joined the Beaver the construction management/general and their perspectives in the team D part of the Naval Nuclear JNation. His intent was to learn how contractor building method, thereby experience, and to encourage and mentor Propulsion Program, he became intrigued to design bridges, but a summer setting new standards for the future of young engineers as they carry forward the by the application of nuclear technology internship led to the discovery of how heavy civil construction. lessons of the past and the ethical roots of and committed to pursue his education much he enjoyed the hands-on and professional career in the field. the profession.“

COLLEGE OF E NGINEERING Gregg R. LandskovCOLLEGE OF E NGINEERING Brenda E. Marsh

B.S. Chemical Engineering ’95 learned just as much outside of the B.S. Civil Engineering ’01 A native Oregonian, Marsh earned her Director, Strategic Planning classroom as in it. I learned about life — Senior Engineer master’s degree in civil/structural T-Mobile USA that is the sign of a special place.” Hannah-Reed and Associates engineering from Cornell University Bellevue, Washington Kidlington, Oxfordshire, England OREGON STATERAs an engineer with a minor in OREGON STATERafter graduating from Oregon State. She business, Landskov was positioned to spent professional time at KPFF enter the rapidly expanding world of Consulting Engineers and CH2M-Hill high technology. Although he got his before leaving the United States. “My OSU “My time at OSU feet wet at a small private chemical “My time at OSU gave me an excellent education gave me an ENGINEERING AWARDSmanufacturer, LandskovENGINEERING was soon AWARDSfoundation of engineering knowledge on taught me how excellent headed for the San Francisco Bay Area, which I have built my career,” says to think foundation of where he held positions as a marketing Marsh. “Projects like the concrete canoe criticallyFEBRU and ARY 22, 2013 engineeringFEBRU ARY 22, 2013 approach manager at Netscape and in the knowledge on and steel bridge competitions built my problems marketing IT group for Hewlett- which I have enthusiasm for the discipline and systematically.“ Packard. He finally moved back to the built my career.” inspired me to share that enthusiasm Northwest as the strategic planner for with future engineers.” T-Mobile USA. In 2007, Marsh was named the “Being a part of the Netscape browser IStructE Young Engineer of the year for regon State University was an team as we launched the first renda Shonkwiler Marsh took her achievements on a high school ideal place for Greg Landskov — commercial suite based on Mozilla had a skills and training across the pond construction project in England. “I O a fantastic mix of challenging huge impact in the industry,” says B to the British Isles. She works for volunteer as a science and engineering classes, nurturing atmosphere and great Landskov. “The software still lives on as Hannah-Reed, an 80-person firm with ambassador to students of all ages,” says people. “My OSU education taught me Firefox — one of the three most popular offices in five cities that provides project Marsh. “I love facilitating engineering how to think critically and approach Internet browsers worldwide with more management and civil and structural activities with primary school students problems systematically,” says than 200 million downloads.” engineering for civil, commercial, and and encouraging them to consider Landskov. “Perhaps most importantly, I residential construction projects. engineering as a fulfilling career.” COLLEGE OF E NGINEERING 18 Oregon State University COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING 2013 Oregon Stater Engineering Awards

Previous College of Engineering Award Winners AWARD WINNEROREGON YEAR OF INDUCTION AWARD STATER WINNER YEAR OF INDUCTION AWARD WINNER YEAR OF INDUCTION AWARD WINNER YEAR OF INDUCTION AWARD WINNER YEAR OF INDUCTION Engineering Hall of Fame Natale B. Giustina (BS ME 1941)...... 1998 Robert L. Polvi (BS 1956, MS 1958)...... 1999 Fred M. Briggs (BS EE 1971)...... 2004 Kenneth F. Durant (BS CE 1961)...... 2007 Al Hundere (BS ME 1938)...... 1998 Octave Levenspiel (MS ChE 1949, PhD ChE 1952)..1998 Ronald T. Miller (BS ME 1942)...... 1999 Galen Ho (BS EE 1968)...... 2004 Michael S. Inoue (MS IE 1964, PhD IE 1967)...... 2007 Arthur E. Hitsman (MS ME 1950)...... 1998 Richard H. Dearborn, Third Dean...... 1998 Stephen Oswald Rice (BS EE 1929)...... 1999 Harold D. Hal Pritchett (BS CE 1957, MS CE 1961)... 2004 Steven J. Campbell (BS EE 1963)...... 2007 ENGINEERINGBruce E. Hofer (BS EE 1970)...... 1998 AWARDSRichard W. Boubel (MS ME 1954)...... 1998 Wanda Munn (BS NE 1977)...... 1999 Jack Meredith (BS ME 1961, BS Mathematics 1961).2004 William M. Jabs (BS CE 1969)...... 2007 Cecil W. Drinkward...... 1998 Robert C. Wilson (BS CE 1950)...... 1998 Wilfrid Estill Johnson (BS ME 1930, MS ME 1939).... 1999 Kenneth M. Wightman II (BS Forest Eng. 1968)..... 2004 Charles W. Lacey (BS CE 1951)...... 2008 Chih H. Wang (PhD 1950)...... 1998 Robert D. Cess (BS ME 1955)...... 1998 William E. Cooper (BS ME 1947, MS ME 1948)...... 1999 Pala Sookawesh (MS IE 1969)...... 2004 Edward J. Swenson (MS EE 1967)...... 2008 Conde B. McCullough...... FEBRU1998 RobertAR S. ProctorY (BS22, ME 1947, MS2013 ME 1949)...... 1998 William H. Huggins (BS EE 1941, MS EE 1942)...... 1999 Raymond E. Southwell (BS ChE 1950)...... 2004 Greggory L. Nesbitt (BS ME 1958)...... 2008 Craig Wohlgemuth...... 1998 Robert W. Lundeen (BS ChE 1942)...... 1998 Zed J. Atlee (BS EE 1929)...... 1999 Richard S. Reid (BS ME 1962, MS ME 1965)...... 2004 James C. DeBroekert (BS EE 1952)...... 2008 Dale Pence...... 1998 Rudolf S. Engelbrecht (PhD EE 1979)...... 1998 Charles C. Bayles (BS CE 1936)...... 2000 Robert E. Wilson (BS ME 1955, PhD ME 1963)...... 2004 Jerry E. Swiggett (PhD ChE 1968)...... 2008 Donald S. Trent (BS AgE 1962, MS ME 1964, PhD ME Samuel H. Graf (BS EE 1907, BS ME 1908, MS EE 1908, Eugene F. Grant (BS EE 1941, MS EE 1942)...... 2000 Robert W. Morrison, Jr. (BS ME 1968)...... 2004 Michael A. Sharp (BS ChE 1974)...... 2008 1972)...... 1998 MS ME 1909)...... 1998 James D. Nordahl (BS IE 1949)...... 2000 Stephen A.D. Meek III (BS EE 1950)...... 2004 Michael R. Gaulke (BS EE 1968)...... 2008 Douglas C. Engelbart (BS EE 1948)...... 1998 Thomas Burke Hayes (BS EE 1938)...... 1998 Jean McGlenn Richardson (BS CE 1949)...... 2000 Theron M. Bradley, Jr. (BS Physics 1967, BS Norm McKibben BS CE 1959)...... 2008 Edward C. Lynch...... 1998 W. Bruce Morrison (BS ME 1934)...... 1998 John A. Jack Talbott (BS ME 1949)...... 2000 Mathematics 1969)...... 2004 Richard B. Evans (BS IME 1969)...... 2008 Edwin Hunt (MS ME 1946)...... 1998 Waldo G. Magnuson (PhD EE 1966)...... 1998 John H. Lienhard IV (BS ME 1951)...... 2000 Thomas M. West (PhD IE 1976)...... 2004 Richard B. Stout (PhD NE 1972)...... 2008 Eugene C. Starr (BS EE 1923)...... 1998 Wayne W. Bostad (BS ME 1959)...... 1998 LaMont Matthews (BS ME 1956)...... 2000 Donald E. Guinn (BS CE 1954)...... 2005 Rodney M. Boucher (BS EE 1965)...... 2008 Fred Merryfield (BS CE 1923)...... 1998 William A. Mittelstadt (BS EE 1966, MS EE 1968)....1998 Milton R. Smith (MS EE 1969)...... 2000 Elizabeth Juckeland Carrell (BS ME 1959)...... 2005 Roger Gohrband (BS ChE 1951)...... 2008 Fredrick J. Burgess, Fifth Dean (BS CE 1950)...... 1998 William T. Peckham (BS CE 1948)...... 1998 Sidney S. Lasswell Jr. (BS CE 1949)...... 2000 Frank E. Block (BS ChE 1949)...... 2005 Terry W. Baker (BS ME 1963)...... 2008 George Kenneth Austin (BS IE 1954)...... 1998 Alexander Kent Davidson (BS ME 1957)...... 1999 Carl L. Urben (BS ME 1958)...... 2001 Henry Oman (BS EE 1940, MS EE 1951)...... 2005 Carroll E. Page (BS IE 1950)...... 2009 George W. Gleeson, Fourth Dean (MS ChE 1934)....1998 Andrew V. Smith (BS EE 1950)...... 1999 Henry W. Schuette (BS ME 1950)...... 2001 Louis L. Mace (BS CE 1959)...... 2005 Darry Callahan (BS ChE 1964)...... 2009 Glenn W. Holcomb (MS CE 1931)...... 1998 Charles E. Wicks (BS ChE 1950)...... 1999 J. Jack Watson (BS IA 1950)...... 2001 Niels Reimers (BS BA ME 1956)...... 2005 Frank J. Dudek (MS CE 1976) ...... 2009 Grant A. Covell, First Dean...... 1998 Darrell W. (Chuck) Halligan (BS CE 1952)...... 1999 Lee S. Ting (BS EE 1965)...... 2001 Peter E. Johnson (BS ChE 1955)...... 2005 Greg P. Merten (BS EE 1968)...... 2009 H. A. Andy Andersen...... 1998 Donald F. Hays (MS ME 1952)...... 1999 Lee W. Kearney (BS CE 1963)...... 2001 Phillip L. Cole (BS CE 1947)...... 2005 Jackson Wong (BS ME 1958; MS ME 1959...... 2009 Harry S. Rogers, Second Dean...... 1998 Earl C. Reynolds Jr. (BS CE 1947)...... 1999 Lewis N. Spencer (BS CE 1949)...... 2001 Ralph R. Peterson (BS CE 1969)...... 2005 Jean Watson (BS ChE 1971)...... 2009 Holly A. Cornell (BS CE 1938)...... 1998 Edwin J. Stastny (BS AgE 1938)...... 1999 Paul H. Emmett (BS ChE 1922)...... 2001 Raymond K. Asbury (BS Physics 1974)...... 2005 Junku Yuh (MS ME 1982; PhD ME 1986)...... 2009 Jack E. Thomas (BS ME 1954)...... 1998 Howard D. Eberhart (BS CE 1933, MS CE 1935)...... 1999 Ralph I. Larsen (BS CE 1950)...... 2001 Raymond L. Chalker (BS CE 1954; MS CE 1955)..... 2005 Larry Watson (BS ChE 1971)...... 2009 James C. Howland (BS CE 1938)...... 1998 Jack L. Kerrebrock (BS ME 1950)...... 1999 Robert B. Johnson (BS EE 1968)...... 2001 Walter Plywaski (BS EE 1957)...... 2005 Pat J. Connolly (BS ME 1968)...... 2009 James S. Marsh (BS CE 1937)...... 1998 Jackson Graham (BS CE 1936)...... 1999 Robert C. Alton (BS ME 1964)...... 2001 Bernard A. Bud Ossey (BS CE 1943)...... 2006 Ramesh C. Malhotra (BS CE 1956)...... 2009 James W. Poirot (BS CE 1953)...... 1998 James G. Knudsen (PhD ChE 1950, Michigan)...... 1999 Tommy W. Ambrose (PhD ChE 1957)...... 2001 Chao Chen Mai (MS EE 1964)...... 2006 Robert M. Bonney (BS CE 1941)...... 2009 Jerry Franciscovich (BS EE 1952)...... 1998 James L. Riggs (MS ME 1958, PhD ME 1962)...... 1999 Douglas P. Daniels (BS CE 1960)...... 2003 Frank Biasca (BS ChE 1941)...... 2006 Ronald D. Arps (MS EE 1963)...... 2009 John A. Young (BS 1953)...... 1998 James R. Kuse (BS ChE 1955)...... 1999 H. Dean Papé (BSME 1943)...... 2003 George B. Cox (MS Ed 1940)...... 2006 Christopher I. Grimes (BS NE 1971) ...... 2010 John Owen, Sixth Dean...... 1998 James R. Welty (BS ME 1954, MS ME 1959, PhD ChE James B. Johnson...... 2003 George Reed (BS AgE 1968)...... 2006 Husnu M. Ozyegin (BS CE 1967)...... 2010 John R. Holmquist (BS EE 1951)...... 1998 1962)...... 1999 James R. Street ...... 2003 Hiro Moriyasu (BS ME 1958, MS EE 1969)...... 2006 Max J. Clausen (BS NE 1970) ...... 2010 Kazuyoshi Kawata (BS CE 1949)...... 1998 John D. Caplan (BS ChE 1949)...... 1999 John A. Schnautz (PhD ChE 1958)...... 2003 John Loosley (BS CE 1949)...... 2006 Robert C. Hall (BS CEM 1971)...... 2010 Larry Chalfan (MS EE 1969)...... 1998 John Harrison Belknap (BS EE 1912)...... 1999 Orin F. Zimmerman (BS EE 1947)...... 2003 Paul Lorenzini (PhD ME 1970)...... 2006 Robert F. Olsen (BS CE 1971)...... 2010 Linus C. Pauling (BS ChE 1922)...... 1998 Miles Lowell Edwards (BS EE 1924)...... 1999 Paul I. Anderson (BS ME 1956)...... 2003 Rex Smith (BS EE 1971)...... 2006 Roy L. Rogers (BS EE 1956)...... 2010 Marion E. Carl (BS ME 1938)...... 1998 Percy H. McGauhey (BS CE 1927)...... 1999 Robert E. Barber (BS ME 1957)...... 2003 Dale R. Laurance (BS ChE 1967)...... 2007 Timothy W. Wong (BS ME 1976)...... 2010 Marion T. Weatherford (BS IA 1930, MS IA 1938)....1998 Perry Walter Pratt (BS ME 1936)...... 1999 Ronald K. Hanson (BS ME 1961) ...... 2003 David Schlegel (BS AE 1950)...... 2007 William Bill H. Tebeau (BS ChE 1948)...... 2010 Mark K. Miller (BS ME 1948)...... 1998 Ralph S. Gens (BS EE 1949)...... 1999 Seichi Konno (BS CE 1953)...... 2003 Donald B. Maussharddt (BS CE 1959, MS CE 1960).2007 Bert Loughmiller (BS CE 1964)...... 2011 Martin N. Kelley (BS CE 1950)...... 1998 Rex A. Elder (MS CE 1942)...... 1999 Adam Heineman (BS CE 1949)...... 2004 Dwayne L. Foley (BS ME 1967)...... 2007 Bill Morse...... 2011 Milosh Popovich (BS ChE 1939, MS ME 1941)...... 1998 Richard S. Nichols (BS EE 1949)...... 1999 August D. Benz (BS ChE 1954)...... 2004 Jay A. Mackie (BS ChE 1961)...... 2007 Dan Keuter (BS NE 1973)...... 2011 Milton Harris (BS ChE 1926)...... 1998 Robert Adams (BS CE 1948)...... 1999 Chun Chiu (MS EE 1969)...... 2004 Keith K. Slack (BS EE 1963)...... 2007 Elmond Decker (BS EE 1951)...... 2011 Frank Morse (MA Gen. Studies 1970)...... 2011 Jonathan Morse (BS CEM 1970)...... 2011 Lewis A. Frederickson (BS ChE 1957)...... 2011 Robert Wallace Thresher...... 2011 Rudolph J. Frank (MS EE 1970, PhD EE 1972)...... 2011 Stanley K.S. Cheng (BS ME 1971)...... 2011 C. Scott Henry III (BS ME 1958, MS ME 1959)...... 2012 Donald C. Russell (BS CE 1961)...... 2012 Edward Yao-Wu Yang (MS EE 1977)...... 2012 Harry Demorest (BS IE 1963)...... 2012 Jerry Jay Florey (BS ChE 1955)...... 2012 Robert L. Chapman (BS CE 1965, MS CE 1967)...... 2012 Stephen R. Hawke (BS EE 1971, BS Mathematics 1971)... 2012 Stephen S. Smith (BS IE 1969)...... 2012 Thomas L. Van Witbeck (BS NE 1970)...... 2012 Academy of Distinguished Engineers Duane Wallace (BS IE 1979)...... 1998 Edward J. Swenson (MS EE 1967)...... 1998 Gary L. Yancey (BS EE 1967)...... 1998 Harry R. Anderson (MS EE 1985)...... 1998 James R. Plasker (MS CE 1973)...... 1998 Jay N. Wilt (BS IE 1975)...... 1998 Jean C. Watson (BS ChE 1971)...... 1998 Jeffrey D. Peace (BS ME 1973)...... 1998 M. Craig McKibben (BS CS 1969)...... 1998 Mark S. Childs (BS IME 1978)...... 1998 Paul G. Lorenzini (PhD NE 1970)...... 1998 Peter E. Johnson (BS ChE 1955)...... 1998 Ralph R. Peterson (BS 1969)...... 1998 Richard B. Stout (PhD NE 1972)...... 1998 Richard Kaplan (BS CS 1985)...... 1998 Walter W. Laity (PhD ME 1977)...... 1998 William D. Byers (BS ChE 1973)...... 1998 William L. Reiersgaard (BS ME 1960)...... 1998 William M. Jabs (BS CE 1969)...... 1998 Amir Faghri (BS ME 1973)...... 1999 Andrew D. Bartmess (BS IME 1982)...... 1999 Brian T. Laine (BS CS 1975)...... 1999 Dale R. Laurance (BS ChE 1967)...... 1999 Darald (Darry) Callahan (BS ChE 1964)...... 1999 David P. Nicoli (BS CE1979)...... 1999 Photography by Hannah Gustin Donald R. Pettit (BS ChE 1978)...... 1999 2013 Oregon Stater Engineering Awards COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING Oregon State University 19 NGINEERING E OF COLLEGE

Previous College of Engineering Award Winners (continued) AWARD WINNER YEAR OF INDUCTION AWARD WINNER YEAR OF INDUCTION AWARD WINNER YEAR OF INDUCTION AWARD WINNER YEAR OF INDUCTIONSTATER AWARD WINNER YEAR OFOREGON INDUCTION Gregory P. Merten (BS EE 1968)...... 1999 Mary Mollison Coucher (BS ChE 1984)...... 2006 Gregory K. Delwiche (MS CE 1983)...... 2011 Herschel P. Weeks (MS AgE 1983)...... 2000 Steve Malany (BS CEM 1991)...... 2006 Louis A. Licht (MS AgE 1978)...... 1999 Maryam Aghamirzadeh (BS EE 1981)...... 2006 Hosung Chang (MS EE 1985, PhD EE 1993)...... 2011 Jay L. McQuillen Jr. (MS CE 1986)...... 2000 Tiffany Adams (BS CE 1995)...... 2006 Mark A. Lasswell (BS CS 1976, MS CS 1978)...... 1999 Mo Jamshidi (BS EE 1977)...... 2006 James Jake Vanderzanden (BS ME 1987)...... 2011 John G. Robinson (BS ME 1983)...... 2000 Bradley T. Hogan (BS IME 1991)...... 2007 Marvin E. LaVoie (BS EE 1974)...... 1999 Sadanand Patil (MS ChE 1981)...... 2006 Jeffrey K. Blank (BS ME 1990)...... 2011 Lori M. Strong (BS IME 1986)...... 2000 EricAWARDS K. Rockett (BS NE 1993)...... 2007 ENGINEERING Randy McCourt (BS CE 1978)...... 1999 Scott Williams (BS CEM 1974)...... 2006 Kate Remley (BS EE 1992, MS ECE 1996, PhD ECE 1999).. 2011 Richard D. Braatz Jr. (BS ChE 1988)...... 2000 Matt Boyd (MS BRE 1997)...... 2007 Richard K. Gardner (BS IE 1979)...... 1999 Stephen Mara (BS CE 1982)...... 2006 Mark G. Lyman (BS IME 1981)...... 2011 Shane D. Wall (BS ECE1988)...... 2000 Michael J. Baker (BS CE 1991) ...... 2007 Robin L. Feuerbacher (BS NE 1974)...... 1999 Tony S. Keller (BS GE 1978)...... 2006 Todd A. Wareing (BS NE 1987)...... 2011 Steven R. Van Arsdale (BS2013 IME 1984)22, ...... Y 2000AR Ryan FujimotoFEBRU (BS ChE 1996)...... 2007 Thomas C. Madsen (BS ME 1969)...... 1999 Anton T. Skoro (BS CEM 1981)...... 2007 Valerie Brown (BS ChE 1980)...... 2011 William A. Oefelein (BS EE 1988)...... 2000 Sanjay Vancheeswaran (MS CE, Chemistry 1999). 2007 Thomas D. McGaw (BSME1972)...... 1999 Barry Rahimian (BS ME 1986)...... 2007 John D. Barton (BS CSE 1980)...... 2012 Abhijit Y. Talwalkar (BS EE 1986)...... 2001 Scott C. Kveton (BS CS 1997)...... 2007 Timothy S. Leatherman (BS ME 1970)...... 1999 Carmen Tseng (BS EE 1983)...... 2007 Julie A. Bentz (BA General Science 1986)...... 2012 Andy P. Pihl (BS IE 1984)...... 2001 Brian K. Wilson Jr. (BS CS 1989, BS EP 1990)...... 2008 Dan R. Keuter (BS NE 1973)...... 2000 Catherine Mater (MS CE 1984)...... 2007 Katherine Dellett Hammack (BS ME 1981)...... 2012 Howard C. Yang (MS ECE 1987, PhD ECE 1990)...... 2001 Charla Triplett ( MS BE 2000)...... 2008 David E. Isett (BS IE 1978)...... 2000 Craig L. Overhage (MS EE 1989)...... 2007 Leonard Weitman (BS IE 1978)...... 2012 James D. Rise (BS ME 1986)...... 2001 Dan D. Euhus (BS ChE 1999)...... 2008 Gary S. Nuss (BS AgE 1980, MS AgE 1982)...... 2000 David F. Skillern (BS Bus & Tech 1976)...... 2007 Mike Gann (BS ChE 1989)...... 2012 Janet Gulley (BS ME 1986)...... 2001 Dawn Lesley (MS BioE 1993)...... 2008 Giuseppe Cerbone (PhD CS 1992)...... 2000 Douglas J. Tindall (BS CE 1978)...... 2007 Richard A. Braatz (BS ChE 1988)...... 2012 Jerry Abdie (BS CS 1986)...... 2001 Jennifer A. Rosales (BS CE 1995)...... 2008 Jack Hurt (BS ME 1971; MS ME 1972)...... 2000 James D. Rise (BS ME 1986)...... 2007 Rick S. Heath (BS NE 1991, BS Health Physics 1991).....2012 Jim S. Gruher (BS IE 1983)...... 2001 Jon J. Amack (BS EE 1992)...... 2008 Jeffrey A. Coe (BS ChE 1974)...... 2000 Joseph P. Danko (MS ChE 1985)...... 2007 Rodney Ballard (BS CE 1978)...... 2012 Richard W. Latta (BS ChE 1987)...... 2001 Paul D. Stull III (BS CE 1993, MS CE 2004)...... 2008 Jeffrey B. Bradley (BS CE 1975; MS CE 1977)...... 2000 Kevin W. Clarke (BS EE 1988)...... 2007 Ron Khormaei (BS EE 1988, MS EE 1989, PhD EE 1995).. 2012 Ronald G. Olshausen (BS CS 1985)...... 2001 Ryan Dow (BS CE 2000)...... 2008 Keith C. Kullberg (BS EE 1978)...... 2000 Michael C. Park (BS CS 1980)...... 2007 Council of Outstanding Scott C. Franz (MS NE 1994, PhD NE 1997)...... 2001 Adam King (BS ChE 1993)...... 2009 Lane C. Wickwire (BS ME 1961)...... 2000 Parke D. Ball (BS CEM 1977)...... 2007 Todd A. Wareing (BS NE 1987)...... 2001 Adi Kusma (BS IME 1998)...... 2009 Lori A. Craven (BS CS 1979)...... 2000 Pradip Banerjee (MS EE 1983)...... 2007 Early Career Engineers William L. Drinkward (BS CE 1990)...... 2001 Angie L. Cook (BS ME 2003)...... 2009 Maurice E. Gunderson (BS ME 1974, MS ME 1976).2000 Roderick J. Ray Jr. (BS ChE 1979)...... 2007 Curt A. Nilsen (BS EE 1987)...... 1998 Bryan R. Lewis (BS NE 1986, MS NE 1992)...... 2003 Brian M. Davis (PhD CE, 2003)...... 2009 Max J. Clausen (BS NE 1970)...... 2000 Steven L. Stockton (BS CE 1971)...... 2007 Darcy J. McCallum (MS CS 1993)...... 1998 Donald M. Whitehead (BS CE 1988)...... 2003 Jason Smesrud (MS BE 1998)...... 2009 Robert M. Mike Phelps (BS CE 1976)...... 2000 Timothy A. Dunn (BS EE 1988)...... 2007 Jake VanderZanden (BS ME 1987)...... 1998 Guojin Liang (PhD ECE 1991)...... 2003 John H. Weisner (BS CEM 1995)...... 2009 Ronald K. Hanson (BS 1961)...... 2000 Timothy L. Weber (BS ME 1986, PhD ME 1991)...... 2007 Jay C. Compton (BS CE 1979)...... 1998 Jonathan J. JJ Cadiz (BS CS 1997)...... 2003 Peter Koonce (BS CE 1995)...... 2009 Alfred J. McSwain (BS ME 1964)...... 2001 W. Louis Peterson (BS NE 1984)...... 2007 Jeffry L. Duncan (BS ChE 1980)...... 1998 Marcus H. Wilcox (MS ME 1989)...... 2003 Seth M. Sproul (BS NE 1997)...... 2009 Cleora F. Raulerson (BS CS 1976)...... 2001 William J. Roesch (BS EE 1981)...... 2007 Joan O. Heaberlin (PhD NE 1997)...... 1998 Robert J. Crawford (BS IE 1985)...... 2003 Yui-Luen Jeremy Ho (BS EE 1990; MS EE 1992).... 2009 David Hackleman (BS EE 1973)...... 2001 William O. Nicholson (BS NE 1980)...... 2007 Mark A. Christensen (BS IME 1982)...... 1998 Salvador M. Aceves (PhD ME 1990)...... 2003 Eric G. Hulbert (BS CS 1999) ...... 2010 DeQian Wang (MS AgE 1987, PhD ME 1990)...... 2001 Allen G. Crouch (BS CS 1986)...... 2008 Richard P. Tolvstad (BS CEM 1987)...... 1998 W. Scott Hoodenpyle (BS CEM 1989)...... 2003 Kathryn M. Brock (MS Env. Health 1999) ...... 2010 Gary Hall (BS ChE 1969)...... 2001 David G. Rynders (MS RHP 1997)...... 2008 Roger M. Nielsen (BS IE 1983)...... 1998 Denis Burger, Jr. (BS CS 1987)...... 2004 Kelsy M. Ausland (BS CE 2002, BA CE 2002) ...... 2010 Jack W. Lentsch, (BS Chem 1965, MS Radiation Physics Direk Lavansiri (PhD CE 1977)...... 2008 Scott A. Ashford (BS CE 1983)...... 1998 Gregg V. Thompson (BS CE 1992)...... 2004 Lisa J. Graham (BS ChE 1996, PhD ChE 1999) ...... 2010 1966)...... 2001 George D. Rose (MS Math 1972, PhD 1976)...... 2008 Timothy L. Weber (PhD ME 1991)...... 1998 Jatila Ranasinghe (MS ME 1986, PhD ME 1989)..... 2004 Timothy N. Bergler (BS IME 1997) ...... 2010 Jen-Hsun Huang (BS EE 1984)...... 2001 Grant M. Yoshihara (BS NE 1978,MS NE 1980)...... 2008 Tod A. Laursen (BS ME 1986)...... 1998 John F. McKibben (BS ChE 1984)...... 2004 Andrew Dykeman (BS CEM 1997)...... 2011 Michael J. Schaer (MS ChE 1962, PhD ChE 1965).... 2001 Janet L. Redmond (BS AE 1985)...... 2008 Tung X. Bui (BS EE 1988)...... 1998 Kent Boden (BS CEM 1988)...... 2004 Jeff Freeman (BS IME 1997)...... 2011 Patrick R. O’Brien, (BS CEM 1973)...... 2001 Jay C. Eisenlohr (BS ME 1977)...... 2008 Christopher M. Carpenter (BS ME 1985)...... 1999 L. Eric Smith (BS NE 1994) ...... 2004 Kent B. Welter (MS NE 2001, PhD NE 2003)...... 2011 Richard B. Evans (BS IE 1969)...... 2001 John E. Macnab (BS AgE 1975, MS AgE 1976)...... 2008 Debra Walt Johnson (BS EE1995)...... 1999 Patrick Jensen (BS EE 1989)...... 2004 Thana Sornchamni (MS ChE 2001, PhD ChE 2004).2011 Robert G. Jossis (BS CE 1970)...... 2001 Kheng-Joo Khaw (BS ECE 1982)...... 2008 Eric Johnson (BS CS 1984)...... 1999 Sterling L. Smith (BS EE 1990)...... 2004 Young Kim (MS CE 1997, PhD CE 2000)...... 2011 Timothy W. Tong (BS ME 1976)...... 2001 Loren K. Brown (BS CEM 1977)...... 2008 Galen E. McGill (BS EE 1987)...... 1999 Craig M. Marianno (PhD RHP 2000)...... 2005 Yunteng Huang (PhD ECE 1997)...... 2011 Chane C. Cullens (MS CS 1984)...... 2003 Mohammad Faghri (PhD ME 1973)...... 2008 James A. Johnson (BS 1984)...... 1999 Harish Pillay (BS CS 1988, MS EE 1990)...... 2005 Alex Polvi (BS CS 2007)...... 2012 Dale K. Atkinson (BS NE 1978)...... 2003 Paula J. Hammond (BS CE 1979)...... 2008 Janet G. McFadden (BS NE 1992)...... 1999 John S. Anttonen (BS ME 1989)...... 2005 Andrew Hill (BS ME 2000)...... 2012 David R. Hatch (BS CE 1976, MS CE 1978) ...... 2003 Randy L. Schussler (BS IE 1987)...... 2008 Peter Oosterhof (BS CS1987)...... 1999 Patricia A. McDonald (BS ChE 1987)...... 2005 Brian Hales Timmins (MS EnvE 2001)...... 2012 Gary Kaleta ...... 2003 Saeed A. Kazmi (MS EE 1976)...... 2008 Richard K. Tenneson (BS CEM 1985)...... 1999 Steven D. Townsen (BS CE 1994)...... 2005 Bryan D. Kirkpatrick (BS NE 1994)...... 2012 Gary W. McNair (BS, MS, PhD, NE 1983)...... 2003 Scott A. Stevenson (BS ChE 1982)...... 2008 Steven C. Lovejoy (BS ME 1987, MS ME 1989)...... 1999 Ben Wahlstrom (BS ME 1996)...... 2006 Derek Brice (BS NE 1995, MS NE 1998)...... 2012 Gregory E. DiLoreto (BS CE 1976)...... 2003 Shane D. Wall (BS CpE 1988)...... 2008 Allan A. Douglas (MS EE 1993)...... 2000 David Y. Young (BS EE 1989; MS EE 1992)...... 2006 Ian C. Wendler (BS IME 2000)...... 2012 John T. Myers III (BS ME 1970)...... 2003 Ajit G. Rode (MS EE 1976; PhD EE 1978)...... 2009 Brent J. Kerr (BS CE 1983)...... 2000 Junku Yuh (MS ME 1982; PhD ME 1986)...... 2006 J.D. Vetter (BS CEM 1997, BS BA 1997)...... 2012 Jon S. DeVaan (BS CS 1985)...... 2003 Andly LaFrazia (BS IME 1987)...... 2009 Brian J. Cox (BS ME 1981)...... 2000 Keith A. Pauley (BS NE 1988, MS NE 1995) ...... 2006 Randy Hoffman (BS EE 2000, MS EE 2002)...... 2012 Landis D. Kannberg (PhD ME 1976) ...... 2003 Cheryl L. Britton (BS CS 1977)...... 2009 Byung-Oh Cho (MS NE 1988; PhD NE 1991)...... 2000 Marc A. Leslie (BS ChE 1993)...... 2006 Stacy J. Frost (BS CE 2001)...... 2012 Mark A. Christensen (BS IE 1982)...... 2003 Christopher Gesh (BS NE 1988)...... 2009 Michael A. Van Buskirk (BS EE 1977)...... 2003 Dan L. Kavanaugh (BS CEM 1982)...... 2009 Michael D. Brady (PhD ChE 1968)...... 2003 Darrell A. Teegarden (BS ChE 1980)...... 2009 Michael G. West (BS EE 1980)...... 2003 Donald R. Chambers (BS Eng. Phys. 1973)...... 2009 Randal Conrads (BS IE 1972)...... 2003 Gayle D. Harley (BS CE 1973)...... 2009 Ronald A. Dilbeck (BS EE 1975)...... 2003 Howard C. Yang (MS EE 1987; PhD EE 1990)...... 2009 Terry C. Valenzano (BS CE 1967)...... 2003 Jay C. Compton (BS CEM 1979)...... 2009 Catherine M. Nelson (BS CE 1982)...... 2004 Jeff Ammon (BS NE 2001)...... 2009 David J. Brown (MS EE 1983)...... 2004 John Barneson (BS IME 1998)...... 2009 Huei Liang (William) Chang (BS EE 1981)...... 2004 Kelton M. Peery (BS ME 1972)...... 2009 J. Craig Dutton (MS ME 1975)...... 2004 Mark Frank Madison (BS AE 1979)...... 2009 James A. Johnson (BS IE 1984) ...... 2004 Michael D. Miles PE (BS ME 1980)...... 2009 James L. Buelt (BS ChE 1975)...... 2004 Mitch Nichols (MS Industrial Education 1981)...... 2009 Jeffrey E. Klemann (BS ME 1984)...... 2004 Nivruti Rai (MS IE 1993)...... 2009 Kyle Doyel (BS ChE 1980, BS Bus Admin 1980)..... 2004 Robert Lee Cheatham (BS EE 1978)...... 2009 Michael W. Cappiello (BS NE 1974) ...... 2004 Suzanne Townsen (BS CE 1977, MS CE 1986)...... 2009 Susanna M. Laszlo (BS CE 1983, BS Forest Eng. 1983).. 2004 Taymoor Arshi (PhD CS 1982)...... 2009 William A. Bill Sundermeier (BS CS 1985)...... 2004 William R. McHolick (BS ChE 1980)...... 2009 Barry J. Winstead (BS ME 1980)...... 2005 Abdulla A. Al-Joaib (BS CE 1989, MS CE 1990, PhD CE Denise J. Ecklund (PhD CS 1987)...... 2005 1994) ...... 2010 Edward A. Froese (BS EE 1972)...... 2005 Daniel J. Brose (BS ChE 1984)...... 2010 J. Scott Carr (BS CS 1984)...... 2005 David A. Brockman (BS Gen. Sci. 1986)...... 2010 James W. Pond Jr. (MS IME 1971)...... 2005 Douglas M. Carmean ( BS EE 1985)...... 2010 Jay L. McQuillen Jr. (MS CE 1986)...... 2005 Douglas W. Fisher (BS EE 1985) ...... 2010 Jeffrey A. Benjamin (BS NE 1985)...... 2005 John S. Uczekaj (BS EE 1981)...... 2010 Kay E. Altman (BS ChE 1987)...... 2005 Michael B. Stowell (BS ME 1980) ...... 2010 Norkun Sitthiphong (MS ME 1977, PhD ME 1981)... 2005 Nabilah M. Al-Tunisi (MS ECE 1982) ...... 2010 Randall L. Smith (BS CE 1977)...... 2005 Paul M. Sakamoto (BS EE 1977)...... 2010 Richard R. Duncombe (BS EE 1981)...... 2005 Richard J. Sander (BS IME 1983)...... 2010 Roger M. Nielsen (BS IME 1983)...... 2005 Stanley C. Lynch (BS NE 1973) ...... 2010 Thomas R. McKinney (BS ChE 1973)...... 2005 Stephen H. McDonald (BS ChE 1978) ...... 2010 Walter R. Gamble (BS CEM 1969)...... 2005 Tod A. Laursen (BS ME 1986) ...... 2010 Abhi Y. Talwalkar (BS EE 1986)...... 2006 Tony Kingsbury (BS ChE 1983) ...... 2010 Ahmed Abdel-Warith (PhD 1990)...... 2006 Walter G. Kortschak (BS ChE 1981)...... 2010 Chaur-Fong Chen (MS AE 1989, PhD CE 1992)...... 2006 Bahram Nassersharif (PhD NE 1982)...... 2011 David Allstot (MS EE 1974)...... 2006 C. John Meagher (BS CEM 1978)...... 2011 David Browning (BS ME 1986)...... 2006 Coe F. Miles (BS EE 1984)...... 2011 J. 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