Winter 2012 - Florida Institute of Technology

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STUDENTS
,
START YOUR
ENGINES!
In this issue>
2010–2011 Honor Roll of Donors
Q&A with Matt Kilcullen
Slumdog Social Worker
Smart Use of Smart Phones
President’s Perspective
Dear Florida Tech Alumni and Friends,
Welcome to 2012! All of us at your university are excited about the year ahead.
First, we have some important alumni news
… the Florida Tech Alumni Association is waiving future membership dues for all alumni!
Now, the only requirement for alumni to
become official FTAA members is to register at
http://alumni.fit.edu/pantherconnect. It’s that simple.
I applaud the Alumni Association for taking this important step.
You can read more in FTAA President John Valente’s column in this
edition.
Meanwhile, this year we not only stand firm in the U.S. News &
World Report top tier, but U.S. News also named us in the national Top
10 for student internships. This January, U.S. News is lauding us in the
“Top 5 Great College Towns to Avoid Winter,” and named our online
programs to its Top 4 Honor Roll! We’ve all known for years that the
combination of outstanding academic programs and a beautiful, nearbeach locale is a win-win in college education … now, the rest of the
world is acknowledging it, too.
I hope that you’ll let us hear from you in the coming year. We’d
love to receive an alumni note from you for the magazine—your career
news, family update—whatever the news may be, Florida Tech takes
pride in your accomplishments.
Take care and have a great year.
Sincerely yours,
A.J. Catanese, Ph.D., FAICP
President
In This Issue
TODAY
http://today.fit.edu
Florida Institute of Technology
President Anthony James Catanese, Ph.D., FAICP
executive vice president and chief operating officer
T. Dwayne McCay, Ph.D.
VICE PRESIDENT FOR Marketing and communications Wes Sumner
Florida Tech TODAY is published three times a
year by Florida Tech’s Office of Marketing and
Communications and is distributed to over 50,000
readers.
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ON THE ROAD Reporter Melissa Klos
Contributing Writers Stephanie Bacon, Christena
Callahan, Bino Campanini, Ryan Jones, Melissa
Klos, Andy McIlwraith, Lisa M. Onorato, Karen
Rhine, Beverly Sanders, Gretchen Sauerman, Hector
Severeyn
Production Rob Gribbroek, Kristie Kwong
Web LAYOUT Joshua Culver
CIRCULATION Ali Faisal, Karen Sukolsky
Photography Stephanie Hopper, Angela McAleavey, Bill
Simmonds, Amanda Stratford
Alumni Office
AsSISTANT Vice President for ALUMNI RELATIONS
and Executive Director, Alumni Association
Bino Campanini (321) 674-8434, [email protected]
Associate Director
Diane Deaton (321) 674-7198, [email protected]
Assistant Director Marjorie Beckett ’98, ’08
(321) 674-7642, [email protected]
Alumni Relations Coordinator Hazel Rosskamp
(321) 674-7190, [email protected]
Alumni engagement officer Melissa Klos (321) 674-6826,
[email protected]
HOW TO KEEP IN TOUCH
Florida Tech, Office of Marketing and
Communications, 150 W. University Blvd., Melbourne,
FL 32901-6975 (321) 674-6218, Fax (321) 674-6399,
[email protected]
Changing Addresses?
Don’t leave copies of your alumni magazine behind.
Send your new address to Florida Tech, Office of
Development Services, 150 W. University Blvd.,
Melbourne, FL 32901-6975, [email protected]
2012 READERSHIP SURVEY
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of Florida Tech TODAY—
your favorite sections, areas
that need improvement,
stories you’d like to read.
We welcome your input at
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WINTER 2012 • Volume 20, Issue 3
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Feature: Service Project in India
www.fit.edu
Cover: Students Start Their Engines
Homecoming Recap
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cover story
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Students, Start Your Engines
Whether it’s a need for speed or the smell of the grease pit, car
projects are popular with many Florida Tech engineering students.
features
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Jim Herdt: Master of Sea and Service
Jim Herdt ’92 M.B.A. held the Navy’s highest-ranking
enlisted position: Master Chief Petty Officer.
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Deborah Sater Carstens: Inefficiency Hunter
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Slumdog Social Worker
Associate Professor Deborah Carstens is a task analysis and usability expert who leads the project management track in the online M.B.A. program.
alumni news
From the FTAA President..........12
On the Road..................................13
Homecoming Recap.................... 16
Alumni Spotlight.........................21
Alumni News Notes....................56
Q&A with Bino Campanini......58
Through IBM’s Corporate Services Corps, John Gontkof ’95, ’01 M.S., completed the service project of a lifetime in Kolkata, India.
26 Q&A with Matt Kilcullen
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Smart Use of Smart Phones: Tips for a Mobile Marketplace
Richard Ford, Harris Professor of Computer Sciences and Director of the Harris Institute for Assured Information, suggests strategies for managing your mobile identity.
Alumni Association
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2010–2011 Honor Roll of Donors
Alexis Loo ’75 Vice President
Pasadena, MD
[email protected]
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Assistant Vice President Matt Kilcullen discusses the goals and events of the Office of Athletic Fundraising.
departments
President’s Perspective . . . . . . . . . . 2
etc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
On Campus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
Development . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
Dean Spotlight . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23
Athletics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54
Alumni News Notes . . . . . . . . . . . 56
On the cover: The FIT Formula SAE car was designed for a road racing
competition held in Michigan and Nebraska. It’s being driven by Carlos Vargas,
captain of the FSAE F1 team.
John Valente ’76, ’81 President
Hampstead, NC
[email protected]
Penny Vassar ’98 Treasurer
Anderson, SC
[email protected]
Allyn Saunders ’76, ’80, ’83 Secretary
West Melbourne, FL
[email protected]
Mike Gordon ’94, ’00 Member-at-Large
West Melbourne, FL
[email protected]
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On Campus
Making History at Florida Tech
F ireball Run Success
Missing since December 2010, siblings
Journey and Trust Everitt were found thanks
to the recovery efforts of the 2011 Fireball
Run Adventurally, a destination-based rally
competition
and awareness
campaign for
missing and
abducted
children. Team
Florida Tech of
Winston Scott,
dean, College
of Aeronautics,
and Jennifer Neuhard, assistant vice
president of marketing, was one of 35 teams
that participated in the rally.
Free-Falling
Dean of the College of Psychology and
Liberal Arts Mary Beth Kenkel joined the
Army’s Golden Knights for a day when she
participated in a tandem parachute jump,
with instructor Jared Zell, from 13,500
feet over the Homestead Air Force Base
in Florida. She plummeted at 120 mph in
a freefall until the major chute opened at
5,000 feet.
“It was fantastic,” enthused Kenkel. “This
was a once-in-a-lifetime experience.”
Florida Tech’s ROTC Panther Battalion
arranged the jump.
Year of the Rabbit
William Bloxsom-Carter, air commerce alumnus from
the early-90s, is the executive chef/director of food
and beverage at the Playboy Mansion in Los Angeles,
Calif. As an Florida Tech student, Carter was a volunteer
firefighter who once answered a call at the home of
founding president Jerome P. Keuper.
Fate or coincidence? At the November 1968
commemoration of the 10th anniversary of the
college’s founding, Dr. Keuper was presented with
a lifetime subscription to Playboy Magazine.
Visit http://today.fit.edu for Carter’s Grilled
Beef Sliders recipe. “Sliders are always
popular,” he says. “This is one of our more
requested pass hors d’oeuvres.”
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Ignited during the Golden Anniversary celebration and continuing today, Florida
Tech’s professors emeriti group has spearheaded a comprehensive campus history
initiative—preserving our treasured past while our early pioneers are still alive to share it.
The History Committee, formed in 2005, assists the university in identifying and
preserving this material as well as providing recommendations for archiving and sharing it.
Key projects include:
The Harry Weber Archives
Funding is ongoing to help construct and manage a dedicated space in the Evans
Library to house historic documents and artifacts. Professor Emeritus Harry Weber
has been instrumental in this effort, securing commitments from pioneers, including
himself, to leave significant documents to the library.
The Keuper Scrapbooks
Volunteers have scanned 81 of founding president Jerome P. Keuper’s personal
scrapbooks for the collection—covering 40 years from May 1958 to June 1998 and
preserving more than 20,000 newspaper clippings.
Florida Tech Pioneer Series Video Archive
35 pioneer interviews, ranging from 30 minutes to an hour each, have been
recorded with moderator Robert Taylor, dean, humanities and communication. “For
the past 50 years, we’ve been so busy making history, we haven’t had time to record it
or think about it, these videos will help us get to that,” said Taylor.
The Evans Library continues to catalogue information, scan important documents
and photos, and apply keywords so people can search the historical archives. “We provide
expertise to do these things—to build, preserve and display collections,” said Celine
Lang, dean of libraries.
“An institution’s past is important to help us understand the current status of the
university,” said Gordon Patterson, university historian. “We can measure ourselves by
our own accomplishments, and we have to preserve the past for the future.”
If you are interested in making a donation toward the preservation of Florida Tech’s
history via the Harry Weber Archives, or have important campus documents or artifacts
to donate, please contact the Office of Development at (321) 674-8962 or [email protected].
Read more about the work of the History Committee at http://today.fit.edu.
upcoming arts events
Traditional Textiles of India
Jan. 21–April 28, 2012
co-curators Asian Cultural Association
Ruth Funk Center for Textile Arts
http://textiles.fit.edu
Fear and Folly: The Visionary Prints of
Francisco Goya and Federico Castellon,
Jan. 14–March 18, 2012
Organized by the Kalamazoo Institute
of Art, Kalamazoo, Mich.
Foosaner Art Museum
http://www.foosanerartmuseum.org
Visit the websites for information
on exhibits, lectures, workshops
and classes offered.
KEY HISTORY PROJECTS
INCLUDE:
The Harry Weber Archives
historic documents
and artifacts
The Keuper Scrapbooks
81 of founding president
Jerome P. Keuper’s
personal scrapbooks
Florida Tech Pioneer Series
Video Archive
35 pioneer interviews,
ranging from 30 minutes
to an hour each
A Gala
Reopening for
Foosaner Art
Museum
About 300 people attended
the late October gala that
marked the re-opening of
the former Brevard Art
Museum, now renamed
Foosaner Art Museum, run
under the leadership of
Florida Tech.
Pictured from left are
Don Hendrick, Sara
and Tony Catanese,
Dee Negroni-Hendrick.
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On Campus
On Campus
Collegiate Men’s Lacrosse 101
Played by: Two teams of
10 players (one goalie, three
defensemen, three midfielders
and three attackmen) on a
rectangular field.
History: Lacrosse is known to be the oldest North
American sport, played by Native Americans.
Popularity:
It is one of the fastest growing
team sports in the United States.
Combination of:
Basketball, football,
hockey and soccer.
Game
duration:
Important skills: Coordination, agility,
quickness and speed.
60 minutes
with 15-minute
quarters.
Object: Score by shooting ball
into opponent’s goal (cage) and
prevent other team from scoring.
Each goal is one point.
Equipment:
Stick (crosse),
helmet, shoulder
pads, elbow pads,
gloves and cleats.
Sticks consist of a shaft, head and pocket.
Pocket is the net from where ball is caught and
thrown. Stick size varies by position.
Strategy:
Each team must keep at least
four players, including goalie in its defensive
half of field and three in its offensive half.
Midfielders may roam entire field.
Players may gain
possession of ball
by dislodging it
from an opponent’s stick with a
stick check.
Play:
Faceoffs start each quarter and start
play after a goal is scored.
Stick check:
Field players must use their stick to pass,
catch and run.
Controlled poking
and slapping of
stick and gloved
hands of player
with possession.
Only goalies may touch ball with hands.
“FIT” Comes Back to Athletics
Ryan Bailey
Year: Freshman
Major: Marine biology
Hometown: Hempfield, Pa.
Position: Attackman
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If you’re cheering for your favorite Panther teams, the new
ones—lacrosse and swimming—or, in 2013, football, you will
be totally in synch when you yell, “Go F-I-T!”
While visual identity marks throughout
the university do not change, the “FIT” logo
is approved for use by all the university
sports teams and joins the Panther logo that
currently adorns athletics activities and merchandise.
University Online Brings Home
Higher Education
A Nov. 4, 2011, New York Times story about
online education included Florida Tech, noting its
flexibility. The paper reported Tamika Ahlfeld, who
in 2009 enrolled online for a Florida Tech bachelor’s
degree in computer information systems, found
the course she registered in was too advanced. She
called her adviser and dropped the course. “Next
term I was in another programming course that was
more for me,” she says, and added that her adviser
calls every Thursday to check in.
For some, online learning is the only way to go,
as the following two examples show.
Teresa Hines ’11 lives in a rural area and would
have needed to travel an hour each way to learn in
a traditional classroom. She said, “I didn’t expect
online classes to be up to date with technology—the
use of chat, message board and videos made online
classes enjoyable and more personable … My degree
(B.S. information technology) allowed me to obtain
a new position along with a promotion in a field I
never dreamed of.”
Tracey Thomas ’11 worked as a controller and
knew her career demanded that she earn a bachelor’s degree in accounting. With a fireman husband
and a four-year-old, traditional higher education
was out of the question. She said, “The best part of
the online program is that the program is adapted
to your schedule, not vice versa … The big surprise
was that I received as good of an education as I
would have attending brick and mortar (traditional)
college classes.”
New Online Programs Address
Fast-growing Fields
Florida Tech University Online continues to
offer new programs to meet the career needs of
students in up-and-coming areas. For example, new
offerings include the recently launched seven new
mini M.B.A. graduate certificate programs. They
are in accounting, finance, healthcare management,
information technology management, Internet
marketing, management and marketing. Certificate
credits may also apply toward a full M.B.A. degree
after students complete the course.
Also new is the associate of arts in applied
psychology degree, offering the opportunity to
earn a degree online in 24 months or less. The
course work exposes students to the principles of
effective research, critical thinking and personal
development and is a bridge to work in the fields
of psychology, sociology, business, legal studies or counseling. For more information on these
programs, visit: http://online.fit.edu.
noteworthy
Science and Math Education Become More
The department of science and mathematics
education had been renamed the department of
education and interdisciplinary studies—bringing
together programs in education, interdisciplinary
science, general science and sustainability, as well
as the new coaching minor.
The department head is Laszlo Baksay.
Florida Tech #6 in Nation for Student Internships
U.S. News & World Report’s list, “10
Universities Producing the Most Interns,” ranked
Florida Tech #6 among the top 10 in the nation.
The report identified the schools that produced
the highest percentage of graduating seniors with
internship experience. At 60 percent, Florida Tech
was just below George Washington University’s 66
percent.
Payscale.com Ranks Florida Tech Top 20 University
in South
A recent survey, the 2011–2012 College Salary
Report published by PayScale.com, ranks Florida
Tech graduates’ mid-career median salaries in
first place among Florida’s universities. Nationally,
Florida Tech rose 17 spots compared to 2010–2011,
from #56 to #39 among private universities.
Center for Space Commercialization Launched
At Florida Tech, the end of the space shuttle
era marks the start of another era with the
announcement of the College of Engineering’s
Center for Space Commercialization. Marshaling
the expertise of faculty and relationships with
NASA, industry and other universities, the center’s
mission is to expand space commercialization
efforts.
“The center will identify promising areas of
research and relevant technologies, and develop
strategic roadmaps for space commercialization,”
said College of Engineering Dean and Harris
Professor Fredric Ham.
Several projects are already under way—
faculty members Daniel Kirk and Hector
Gutierrez are studying the liquid behavior of
fuels in zero gravity with NASA, MIT and Aurora
Aerospace. They also are conducting work on a
contract with NASA on fiber-optic instrumentation for rocket vehicles and in-space applications.
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On Campus
Development
R e s e a r c h
Jachec Earns $495,000 Security-related Naval
Research Grant
Steven Jachec, assistant
professor of ocean engineering, received a grant of
$495,000 over five years from
the Office of Naval Research
through the Department of
Defense Multidisciplinary
University Research Initiative.
This funds his work on the
multimillion-dollar Integrated Ocean Dynamics
and Acoustics (IODA) project, which is led by
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution and
involves other universities.
The IODA project is an integrated ocean
fluid dynamics and acoustics study for defense
and national security. It encompasses basic
research related to the waves and eddies in the
continental shelf areas of the world’s continents.
Jachec is responsible for performing high-resolution numerical modeling of the coastal ocean
hydrodynamics. See http://acoustics.whoi.edu/
ioda for more information about the project.
“The overall goal is to improve the understanding and predictability of underwater
acoustic propagation under the influence of a
constantly changing ocean,” said Jachec.
N e w s
$368K DOI Grant Funds Human Impact in
Arctic Studies
Oceanography Professor
John Trefry earned a
$368,000 grant from the
U.S. Department of the
Interior (DOI) to study the
Hanna Shoal ecosystem in
Alaska’s Chukchi Sea. Trefry
joins colleagues from the
University of Texas, Old
Dominion University, University of Alaska
Fairbanks, University of Maryland, University of
Rhode Island and Woods Hole Oceanographic
Institution. More than $5.6 million, including
ship time, has been awarded for the study, which
is ongoing until 2014.
“A goal of our Arctic studies is to improve
our understanding of natural biological and
chemical processes so that we can identify
impacts from local human activities,” said Trefry.
“This includes oil exploration as well as impacts
from global climate change.”
The DOI funding complements $417,000 in
recent funding to Trefry from Shell Exploration
and Production Company Alaska for environmental studies in the Chukchi and Beaufort Seas.
Faculty Kudos
Oswalt Appointed to NASA
Subcommittee
Terry Oswalt, professor and
head of the department of physics and space sciences, has been
appointed to the Astrophysics
Science Subcommittee of the
NASA Advisory Council. His appointment continues
until March 1, 2014.
The subcommittee evaluates the performance of
ongoing NASA astronomy and astrophysics missions
and makes recommendations regarding which new
missions should be developed and funded.
Taylor Serves on Humanities
Council Board
Robert Taylor, head of the
department of humanities and
communication, was elected to
serve on the board of directors of
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the Florida Humanities Council (FHC) for a threeyear term.
Taylor is one of the nation’s premier authorities
on Florida military and Civil War history. He is also
president emeritus of the Florida Historical Society,
an advisory board member for H-Florida and serves
as a board official in the Selective Service System.
Fleming Earns National Adviser
Award
Associate Professor of Aerospace
Engineering David C. Fleming
received the American Institute
of Aeronautics and Astronautics
(AIAA) 2012 Faculty Adviser Award
for his leadership of the Florida Tech AIAA chapter.
The award citation reads “For tireless efforts,
calm personality and dedication to the profession.”
Fleming received the award in January at the 50th
AIAA Aerospace Sciences Meeting, held in
Nashville, Tenn.
Nine industry leaders participated in the Electrical
and Computer Engineering Mini-Showcase. Pictured,
from left, Gene Donahue ’89, DRS; Tom Reid,
DRS; John Casko, retired, Northrop Grumman;
Bill DeMalia, DRS; Pat Picornell ’85, UBS; James
Dinsmore, DRS; Ray Lugo, Delta Electronics; Julian
Thompson, NetBoss Technologies; Ed Kalajian,
associate dean, College of Engineering; Kevin Shah
’09, LiveTV; Sam Kozaitis, ECE department head; and
Gretchen Sauerman, director of corporate giving.
Judges, from left, James Dinsmore, Bill DeMalia and
Ray Lugo inspect the electrical design of a senior design
project.
Spirit of Giving Energizes Electrical and
Computer Engineering Department
It’s been said that the gifts of time, talent and treasure are the cornerstones of a true culture of philanthropy. A group of alumni and corporate partners recently embodied that tenet in support of the College of
Engineering’s electrical and computer engineering (ECE) department.
In December, nine men and women volunteered to spend the better part of a day serving as judges in a
“mini-showcase” presented by 11 senior design project teams from the ECE department. Already, each of the
judges had been financial contributors to Florida Tech, either individually, as corporate representatives, or
both. Now, they divided into three teams and listened as the seniors described their projects.
The judges saw a wide variety of electrical and computer engineering applications, including an autoadjusting window blind, an autonomous crash-avoidance system and a companion for diabetes patients.
Afterward, they convened for more than an hour to discuss each project and provide detailed constructive
criticism for the students.
Philanthropic support is enhanced tremendously when the donor is able to have direct contact with the
recipient. In this instance, the donors and the students really connected. The feedback received from the
judges was a gift to the students, who got a chance to hear from industry leaders at some highly respected
engineering companies. The judges asked the students very thought-provoking questions, not only about
their engineering concepts, but also about their scheduling, budgeting and teamwork. These are the skills
the students will bring to today’s competitive work environment.
The judges, all Florida Tech donors, were able to see in action the value of their philanthropic commitments to the program. “These community leaders told me this was an incredible opportunity for them to
touch the lives of exceptional students and see their creative energy come alive,” said Gretchen Sauerman,
director of corporate giving. “We, in turn, sincerely thank them for this tremendous gift.”
For more information on how you may provide support for such programs,
please contact Sauerman at [email protected].
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Development
Development
Home Again … DRS Gifts-in-Kind
Find a Place at Florida Tech
From office supplies to high-tech equipment and presentations,
impact of gifts far-reaching.
Mike Scott of DRS leads a presentation on soldering. He plans
to offer more presentations free of charge to FIT students in the
near future.
“Gifts like this can make a
significant difference in our
faculty’s research.”
Fredric Ham, dean of the College of Engineering
Mike Scott of DRS answers questions from students who
attended his presentation on soldering.
When DRS consolidated its four facilities in 2010, the
company found itself with a large surplus of equipment and
supplies.
The thought of disposing of the items “tore through the
heart” of DRS’ Tom Reid, senior manufacturing engineer,
so he reached out to the Office of Development who then
connected him with the College of Engineering.
Among the cache of office supplies, furniture and industrial equipment was a 5-by-8-foot optics bench. The optics
bench went to the department of chemical engineering,
where James Brenner and his students mounted two scanning tunneling and three atomic force microscopes. The
bench provides a vibration-resistant and extremely level work
area. Brenner said the optics bench has made the acquisition of research-quality images a reality, which has been a
key component in rounding out the new nanotechnology
program. Nanotechnology is the science and engineering of
features at a very small scale—1 billionth of a meter—and is
at the interface between biology, chemistry, physics, chemical engineering, materials science, electrical engineering
and mechanical-aerospace engineering. Another item FIT
received was a triaxial environmental controlled shaker table
and chamber. “The thermal, vibration test equipment that
DRS donated to the College of Engineering will be most
useful for some of the spacecraft-related research currently
being carried out in the college,” said Fredric Ham, dean of
the College of Engineering. “Gifts like this can make a significant difference in our faculty’s research.”
In addition to the equipment, one employee at DRS is
generously donating his time to the university. Mike Scott is
an instructor at DRS who has been with the company for 16
years. He recently kicked off a series of free presentations at
FIT—one on the good and bad conditions of soldering and
another on manufacturing standards. Scott said he feels it’s
important to expose students to the industry environment
they will soon be working in. “Students have no idea of the
kinds of standards that rule their world,” he said. “And I
really love teaching.”
“Our company has a culture of philanthropy,” said Reid.
“It really spreads out among our employees.”
Lisa M. Onorato
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Do you know an autistic child? Probably.
“I attended a political lunch about two years ago
with roughly 100 people in attendance. The audience was asked if they had a family member, friend
or knew someone who had an autistic child. Virtually
everyone in the audience raised their hands,” said
John Hopkins, grandparent of an autistic child and
supporter of The Scott Center for Autism Treatment.
The Scott Center, located on the Melbourne
campus, is dedicated to providing the highest quality treatment, training and applied research to
enhance the functioning and improve the quality of
life of children with autism and related disabilities
in Central Florida. Once the diagnosis of autism or
related disability is given, hope is what the family
searches for.
Hopkins understands this search. If you have ever Susan and John Hopkins
spoken to him, after the latest golf hole-by-hole replay,
he speaks about something else close to his heart—his granddaughter. The stories are peppered with the
typical adventures of grandparenthood and the challenges facing families with autistic children. His granddaughter benefitted from The Scott Center facilities and staff, and Hopkins refers to the center as “world
class.” Even though he is not an alumnus, he is one of the original committee members on An Evening of
Hope, a fundraiser supporting The Scott Center.
“I encourage people to attend the Evening of Hope. Florida Tech has done an outstanding job developing
a great facility,” he said.
The next Evening of Hope is April 21, 2012, at the home of Joe Flammio, trustee. The event features a
cocktail reception, live auction and the chance to win a Rolex donated by Kempf’s Jewelers in Indialantic.
Tickets are on sale now until the day of the event for $25 each and are available at Kempf’s Jewelers, The
Scott Center and online at www.thescottcenter.org/raffle. The drawing will be April 28, 2012, at 1 p.m. at
Kempf’s Jewelers. Sponsorships are also available.
For more information, call Colleen Middlebrooks at (321) 674-8106 x1 or email [email protected].
Stephanie Bacon
Loved Ones Live On Through Memorial Funds
Daniel C. DeRosa, a doctoral student of the College of Psychology and Liberal
Arts who passed away in September, reminded us that whether death is expected or
unexpected, it creates a void. Many of us seek something to fill that void.
In the case of Dan’s family, a book of his poetry, titled Love Like Water, was
shared and a memorial fund was created in his name. His words provide a sense of
comfort to family and friends, reminding them of who he was and how he touched Daniel C. DeRosa
their lives. For so many people, the ability to donate to the fund has offered a way to keep his memory
alive. Dan made an impact on everyone he met, and his work with the children at The Scott Center
for Autism Treatment will never be forgotten. A memorial is a perpetual reminder and the Office of
Development is here to work with families to create this special way of acknowledging the memory of
a passed loved one, like Dan. Visit http://today.fit.edu to read Dan’s poem The Fish, The Worm, The
Fisherman.
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Alumni News
ON THE ROAD —
Alumni News
Vero Beach
f r o m t h e F TA A P r e s i d e n t
From the desk of John A. Valente ’76, ’81
Membership Dues Eliminated …
Simply Register and Join the FTAA
Happy 2012 to all our alumni around the world! The FTAA is continually
working to engage and connect with our alumni. To this end, the FTAA board of
directors unanimously voted to eliminate membership dues and make the FTAA
a non-dues-paying association. Moving forward, the only requirement for alumni
to become official members of the FTAA is to register at http://alumni.fit.edu/
pantherconnect. I encourage every alumnus/na to take the short time to register
and help us build a strong and vibrant alumni association. All we are asking is that
you establish your desire to be kept informed by registering with the Alumni Office.
We thank all of the proud alumni who have shown their support with their paid memberships in the past,
and of course, we encourage all alumni to consider becoming a lifetime supporter (Panther 4 Life) or to make
annual contributions to the FTAA. Our progress with alumni and student-based programs depends on it.
However, all benefits the association offers (www.alumni.fit.edu/alumni_benefits) are available to all alumni. We
offer as many or more benefits as most large universities, so take advantage of what is currently available and
stay tuned as more benefits are on the way.
Our alumni are vital to the continued growth of Florida Tech. We are now a tier one university and maintaining that position will require the continued hard work and commitment of Florida Tech’s administration,
faculty, staff, students and our ever-growing alumni. We need your support and involvement. Register today and
welcome to the Florida Tech (FIT) Alumni Association!
Homecoming 2011 was a stunning success with participation levels up at nearly all the events and activities.
The FTAA organized and sponsored several activities including the Homecoming 5K, which saw great participation from students and alumni with Greg Reverdiau ’04 the first alumnus to cross the finish line. An all-alumni
happy hour was held at the Crowne Plaza Resort and featured a strong turnout from FIT crew alumni. A special
reception, sponsored by the FTAA board of directors, to honor those alumni and faculty from the 1960s as well as
the Jerome P. Keuper Distinguished Award winner, Dale Dettmer ’71, was held on the deck of The Chart House
and was attended by President Catanese, senior staff and faculty, board members and trustees of the university.
The highlight of the weekend was the best ever attended Homecoming Awards Gala. More than 420 guests
walked the red carpet and many were interviewed live on streaming TV. All were treated to a wonderful evening
that illuminated the achievements of our outstanding alumni and showcased the tremendous successes of Florida
Tech. The transformation of the Clemente Center into a Hollywood venue—from the red carpet to the magnificent Oscar statute—was truly fantastic. The addition of live music from TWITCHY after the awards program
was enjoyed by all. The executive director and staff of the Office of Alumni Affairs are to be commended for their
efforts in transforming the facility and for their enormous contribution to the success of the entire weekend. The
staff was able to pull off a first-class event of the magnitude that has rarely been seen on campus.
Florida Tech is on the rise and our alumni are achieving great things. We can all be proud of our great
university and our alumni association. Remember to visit our website www.fit.edu/alumni and become a fan of
our Facebook page. And, of course, register and join your alumni association.
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fundraising effort is to replace the 500 existing seats
in Gleason for $500 each. With your $500 gift, you
will cover the cost of the new seat and a plaque will be
placed on the back of one seat in the auditorium with
the short inscription of your choice. A small portion
of your contribution will also support the FIT Alumni
Association. This is a great opportunity to leave your
legacy in Gleason for future generations of Panthers,
support your alumni association and keep Florida Tech
traditions alive.
For more information on how you can Name Your
Seat, visit www.alumni.fit.edu/gleasonseats.
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Gleason “Name Your Seat” Campaign Underway
Traditions on a college campus are as common
as students in a classroom. Here at Florida Tech, we
have our share of traditions, but one in particular goes
virtually unnoticed year after year—the gathering
of graduates in the Gleason Performing Arts Center
before they walk across the stage at commencement.
You gather here with your classmates and friends,
sitting in the same seats that generations of alumni sat
in before you, preparing to walk together—as a class—
to receive the degree for which you worked so hard.
This year, the Alumni Association is launching the
Gleason Name Your Seat Campaign. The goal of this
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1) Brian Crane ’91, President Anthony J. Catanese,
Alla Kramer, Jay Kramer 2) Head Football Coach
Steve Englehart and Joel Stephens ’93 3) Joy Lurken
’87 and Jack Flasch 4) Susan and Peter O’Bryan
5) Jonathan Gorham ’88 and Jayne Gorham 6)
Meghan Beaulieu ’06, Rommy Olaisen ’85, Keith
Olaisen 7) Pink Rohde, Axel Rhode ’92, ’00, Ken
Stackpoole, Jack Kenney 8) Rita Lindsay ’06,
Taranna Rachman ’03, Dennis Miller ’02
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Alumni News—ON THE ROAD
ON THE ROAD —
Alumni News
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meeting.
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1) Chris Kuntz ’89; Bino Campanini ’90, ’92 M.B.A.; Alli Coffin ’96; Prospective Student 2) Andrew Sweeny ’09,
Katherine Sachs ’08 3) Lisa Scheurer ’08 and Jennifer Villalva ’11
You can’t wear
your diploma.
Let your Official Ring
work for you.
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For more information,
please visit us online or call
1-866-BALFOUR (866-225-3687).
1) President Anthony J. Catanese with FIT alumni at the
office of Headhunter, Inc. 2) Winston Cannicle ’95 and
Bino Campanini 3) Leida Alicea ’85, Prospective Parent,
Margaret Evalyn ’98, Prospective Student 4) Director of
Football Operations John Thomas, Head Football Coach
Steve Englehart, Mark Kerney, President Anthony J.
Catanese 5) Jeff Story ’79 and Mark Mellinger ’90 6) Stuart
Adler ’02 and Chris Pelletier ’88 7) Matt Dumler and Scott
Mulligan
A few members of the New York
Tri-State Alumni Chapter at a recent
get-together in NYC.
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Outstanding Alumni Award Winners
1) 2011 COS Outstanding Alumnus-Michael W. Sole
’86 2) 2011 COPLA Outstanding Alumna-Kathy
Meehan ’92 3) 2011 COE Outstanding AlumnusAmvrossios Bagtzoglou ’87 4) 2011 NMB COB
Outstanding Alumnus-William G. Roy ’70 5) 2011
Skurla Award-David Allen Cruciger ’84
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Dale Dettmer
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homecoming gala dinner
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1) Member of the Florida Tech Football Founders Club Carol Craig with
Bino Campanini 2) Surf Team arrives on red carpet 3) Dale and Pamela
Dettmer with Steve and Carrie Englehart
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Chad and Michelle Schoultz
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Jerome P. Keuper Award/60s Reunion Reception
at the Chart House
Homecoming 5K Run and Parade
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would like to thank our
2011 Homecoming Awards Gala Sponsors
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1) Bino Campanini with Homecoming 5K alumni winner Greg Reverdiau ’04
2) Richard and Dianne Barnard and Terence Murdock (60s reunion)
3) Homecoming King and Queen 4) The Cataneses and Dettmers
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Terence Murdock receives his Pioneer
Award from President Catanese
Showing Our School Spirit!
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1) 60s reunion—Frank Leslie ’68, Terence Murdock ’62,
’66 M.S., Harry Weber and Paul Somerville 2) Mary Beth
Kenkel, Deborah and Rob Phebus, Mary Bonhomme, Annie
Becker 3) Joe Flammio, Sue Kahn, Dick Baney 4) Katie
Prestwood, Deborah Phebus, Pamela and John Valente 5)
Teresa and Travis Proctor
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Alumni Profile
Jim Herdt
and his wife,
Sharon
As MCPON, Jim Herdt addressed sailors on land and sea.
Below: Making presentation to former Secretary of Defense
William Cohen with top enlisted leaders of sister services.
Alumni Spotlight
Fab Barasti ’89, business
administration, Sr. Recruitment
Manager, GalaxE.Solutions
Describe your work: My company is an
industry leader in designing and
deploying business processes and
supporting systems that enable clients
to transact and share information
across internal networks and over the
Internet—targeted at business results,
competitiveness and efficiency. With
state-of-the-art delivery centers throughout the United
States, Canada and India, GalaxE.Solutions leverages its
expertise in professional technology, staffing and managed
services to deliver quality solutions for the most demanding
business and user requirements. I manage a recruitment
department that specializes in hiring and on boarding
highly skilled IT professionals.
Favorite Florida Tech memory: My
favorite Florida Tech moment
(well, there are many) was supporting the soccer team
and cheering them on to their first NCAA Division II
Championship.
Master of Sea and Service
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Jim Herdt ’92 M.B.A. knows the value of higher
education, and if he gets his way, every enlisted
warrior will leave the military armed with a college
degree. “The military serving today is filled with
remarkable men and women, and with a diploma,
their future employment opportunities will be
unlimited.”
Herdt has first-hand knowledge of the doors
that open with a college education. In 1998, he was
appointed as the ninth Master Chief Petty Officer
of the Navy. For those unfamiliar with military
titles, that means Herdt was the highest-ranking
enlisted member of the U.S. Navy. Commonly
known as MCPON (pronounced MIK-PON), the
Master Chief Petty Officer of the Navy addresses all
issues of enlisted personnel and their families, and
reports directly to the top leadership of both the
Navy and the U.S. government.
“My job was to take the pulse of the fleet and
know the issues affecting the sailors,” said Herdt. “I
then worked to address those issues through effecting policy changes.”
In his four years as MCPON, Herdt saw many
challenges, including the intense pressure brought
on by the tragedy of 9-11, but one mission endured:
educating the enlisted force. Members of the noncommissioned military are a truly unique group,
he said. “Veterans from today’s military possess all
the attributes employers need: discipline, loyalty,
innovation, teamwork, leadership and commitment.
Add a college degree to that, and the possibilities
are endless.”
Herdt enlisted in the Navy in 1966, at a time
when few enlisted sailors sought a higher-ed degree.
A quarter-century later, he received his M.B.A. with
a specialization in Human Resources from Florida
Tech’s Orlando campus. His accolades accumulated
in the interim are too many to enumerate here, but
some of the highlights include becoming “triple
warfare qualified,” which means he is authorized
to wear three different warfare breast insignias:
the Enlisted Aviation Warfare Specialist, Enlisted
Surface Warfare Specialist and Enlisted Submarine
Warfare Specialist.
It’s not hard to see the positive impact education has had on Herdt’s success, and he wants all
enlisted military members and their families to feel
that same passion. “My tenure at FIT helped me so
much. It was incredibly hard work, it took a lot of
time, but it was certainly worth it.”
Little known fact: I was born in Greece, lived in Saudi Arabia
through middle school, went to high school in Rome, Italy,
and ended up in the United States for the first time at
Florida Tech!
Hobbies:
Since leaving the military, Herdt has been
involved in several consulting ventures, but one
that is close to his heart is Pinnacle Five, which he
started in 2007 along with four of his peers who
held the highest-ranking enlisted positions in the
U.S. Army, U.S. Marine Corps, U.S. Air Force and
U.S. Coast Guard. This powerful team has devoted
themselves to both educating the enlisted soldiers
and helping employers understand how valuable
veterans can be to their workforce.
While serving as the MCPON, Herdt led the
charge to encourage more enlisted personnel to
pursue their college degree by removing some of the
red-tape and making it easier to get credit for work
experience. “Every military job should have a career
path that includes a college degree,” he said. Herdt
hopes Florida Tech will be a leader in this process,
and with the university’s latest designation once
again as a Military Friendly School—one of the top
20 percent of more than 8,000 schools as determined by G.I. Jobs—the forecast is clear skies and
smooth sailing.
To learn more about Pinnacle Five, visit
www.pinnaclefive.com.
Gretchen Sauerman
Soccer, biking, reading, music, cooking
Charlie Wentz ’07 M.S., systems engineering
Flight Test Engineer, Northrop
Grumman Aerospace Systems (NGAS)
Describe yourself in three words:
conscientious, passionate
Humorous,
Describe your work: I write taxi- and
flight-test plans and coordinate assets
required to conduct the preflight and
flight testing of unmanned air vehicles.
(Only one?)
My first thought was the diligent and
enjoyable colleagues with whom I had
the pleasure of interacting and building creative solutions
in our group projects.
Favorite Florida Tech memory:
Little known fact: I am an Airline Transport Pilot and certificated to fly airplanes, helicopters and gliders.
Notable achievement:
Winning the heart of my fabulous wife!
Philately, exercise, researching aviation history,
writing/publishing, winetasting and listening to classical
music
Hobbies:
Of note: Charlie accepted a 2011 Engineers’ Council Award in February
on behalf of a team he led for early delivery of two unmanned aircraft. In
September, he received the NGAS 2011 President’s Award for Significant
Contribution in 2010.
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Faculty Profile
Deborah Sater Carstens:
Dean Spotlight Getting to know Florida Tech’s three new deans
Inefficiency Hunter
Faulty processes, watch out. Bad systems, beware. With task analysis and usability expert
Deborah Carstens on the lookout, you don’t stand a chance.
“I just don’t like inefficiencies,” says Carstens,
chair of the project management track in the online
M.B.A. and associate professor of information
systems in the Nathan M. Bisk College of Business.
“When I notice them, I want to fix them.”
Born and raised in Brevard County, Carstens
began her career in 1993 at NASA Kennedy Space
Center, where she worked as a project manager,
engineer and researcher tasked with improving
systems related to safety, ergonomics and human
factors.
She also studied. While at NASA, Carstens
completed two advanced degrees. In 1996, she
earned an M.B.A. from Florida Tech. By 2000, she
had completed a Ph.D. in industrial engineering
from the University of Central Florida.
“My mentor at NASA always called me a ‘closet
engineer’ because my background was in business
but my work always revolved around processes,”
Accreditation Achieved
The Nathan
M. Bisk College
of Business
online graduate
program, Master
of Business
Administration Beth Partleton, chair of the PMI
with a
board of directors, Deborah
Specialization
Carstens, and John Cable, chair of
in Project
the Global Accreditation Center.
Management
(MBA/PM), received accreditation by the Project
Management Institute Global Accreditation
Center for Project Management Education
Programs (GAC).
With GAC accreditation comes prestige and
a testament to the quality of a program that is in
tune with the latest developments in research and
practices in the project management profession.
Degree programs that earn GAC accreditation
must demonstrate and meet the GAC’s global
standards of accreditation.
Currently, there are only 79 GAC-accredited
degree programs in 35 institutions in 13 countries.
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Deborah Carstens received the 2011 Volunteer of the
Year award from the Project Management Institute
Space Coast Florida Chapter. Pictured here, from left,
are Christopher Durie, manager of online business
programs; Deborah Carstens; Wayne Brantley, senior
director of professional education for University
Alliance; and Jennifer Morin, program coordinator.
says Carstens. “That led me to industrial engineering, or ‘business engineering,’ which is the common
thread in all of my research.”
Carstens’ research is extensive. In 2008,
supported by funds from the Florida Department of
Education, she established the Activity Based Total
Accountability (ABTA) Institute, which develops
reports identifying the true costs of government
services throughout the U.S.
“It’s very difficult to measure one state agency’s
spending against another state’s because nothing
is comparable. It’s like apples to oranges,” explains
Carstens. “ABTA is based on this idea that you can
break down spending into ‘cost per measure,” or the
per-unit cost of specific items.”
Analyzing agency budgets in this way makes
it possible to compare spending across state
lines. “You’re no longer looking at the budget of
the Florida Department of Corrections versus
the Alabama Department of Corrections,” says
Carstens. “You’re comparing the cost of one inmate
meal in Florida to the cost of an inmate meal in
Alabama. Apples to apples.”
Carstens received federal funding from
the Small Business Administration to expand
the ABTA Institute in 2011. She is currently
involving students in a study aimed at helping state
governments optimize the “transparency” websites
that governments and agencies are using to publicly
disclose financial information.
“First, we assessed the sites that are out there
and conducted usability tests on them to determine
if they met certain needs,” she says. Now, Carstens
and her student researchers are developing standardization criteria that organizations and Web
developers can use to enhance and build these sites.
Always on the hunt for inefficiency and ways to
combat it, Carstens is also conducting research on
the usability of privacy settings
dashboards on social media platforms like Facebook and Google+,
the effectiveness of podcasts as
educational media, and error
analysis across various industries.
“When you publish, people
hear about it, it becomes part of
the body of knowledge that drives
change. That helps organizations
and it helps people,” she says.
Her enthusiasm for affecting
positive change through scholarship is matched only by Carstens’
passion for teaching. She makes
Deborah Carstens
it a matter of policy, she says, to
engage students in worthwhile
hands-on projects that prepare them for the future.
“In my human-computer interaction class,
I have my students do usability tests and submit
papers for publication in a local, peer-reviewed
conference. Their name goes on it, not mine, and
they get that research and professional experience,”
she says.
Carstens also teaches project management. In
that class, her students are responsible for planning
a project or event from start to finish. “Their
project plan has to outline all the processes—
including all the sub-sub-sub-sub-processes—and
the costs,” she says. “In a way, I ask them to think of
everything through the eyes of a project manager.”
A tall order, perhaps, but not without good
reason. “We’re training students to go out there
in the real world,” says Carstens. “So I like to
give them real-world expectations. It’s that whole
efficiency thing, you know?”
“When you
publish,
people hear
about it, it
becomes
part of the
body of
knowledge
that drives
change.”
Andy McIlwraith
S. Annie Becker, Dean, Nathan M. Bisk
College of Business
Years at Florida Tech?
11 (nonconsecutive) years
Research interests? Entrepreneurship and
managing innovation, women-owned small
businesses in the procurement market,
Web and database technologies
Most recently, blogging for the
Nathan M. Bisk College of Business
Hobbies?
What has been the most fulfilling and most difficult part of your new role?
A fulfilling part is working with administration, faculty,
students, alumni and community members in building upon
the strengths of the COB to achieve its goals. A challenging
part is staying abreast of technologies that promote student
learning in the global marketplace.
Fredric Ham, Dean, College of Engineering
23 years
Research interests? Neural Networks, acoustics,
tactical infrasound, and biosensors (especially for non-invasive glucose monitoring)
Hobbies? I am a novelist, published my first
novel, DEAD RIVER, and working on my
second one, THE FACULTY CLUB. I play
guitar in Twitchy and record music at home.
What are your goals for the College of Engineering?
To be one of the top engineering colleges in the United States.
Hamid Rassoul, Dean, College of Science
25 years
Research interests? I’m a veteran space scientist interested in
transient astrophysical changes. In a sense, I am a “storm
chaser.”
Poetry, music and studying the
history of science!
Hobbies?
What are your goals for the College of Science?
To advance the well-being of the people
of Florida Tech and the global community
through the creation and dissemination
of knowledge. We share the vision of the
university to be one of the nation’s best
private research universities and one of the great universities of the world. Our mission is to be both a world leader in
research-intensive basic and applied sciences and mathematics, and a student-centered, community-engaged college.
Read more about Deans Becker, Ham and Rassoul at
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Through IBM’s Corporate Services Corps, John Gontkof ’95, ’01 M.S.,
completed the service project of a lifetime in Kolkata, India
Dr. Mukherjee tending to a patient near
the Sealdah Railway Station
next to a local police station. Iswar Sankalpa doesn’t
force anyone to do anything they don’t want to do. They
spend weeks and months visiting the patients and offer
them choices of going to the shelter, or letting the doctor
examine them, even where they live on the streets. In the
shelter, they participate in fun group therapy sessions as
well as make greeting cards and paper bags among other
things; anything to stay busy and help jog their memory
to locate their family and find their way home.
After only the second day of being in India, Minke
and I found ourselves walking along the slums of the
Sealdah Railway Station with a volunteer doctor and two
minimally paid social workers. We visited and treated
homeless people who were identified to have schizophrenia, provided them food, and tried to coax them to go to
the shelter. For some, being taken to a shelter is akin to
losing their freedom, and they would prefer to stay where
they feel most comfortable.
“Being immersed in such a different
culture and working with IBMers
from all over the world made this a
once-in-a-lifetime global experience.”
Daily view from my hotel window
Imagine, if you could, waking up one day and
not knowing where you were, or more importantly, who you were? Maybe you remember your
name, but have no idea where you came from or
how you got to the place you were found? After
being in this state for a period of time, you may
feel a loss of dignity, self and even part of the
larger society that keeps moving all around you.
Without any identification, it is hard to get help
and in a sense you are no longer regarded as a
citizen in your own country.
This may seem like an improbable scenario for most
of us to comprehend. However, it is a reality for many
people around the world, including those in the large
city of Kolkata (Calcutta), India. I never thought my
IT job with IBM would give me the opportunity to
perform service work around the globe. However, in
September 2010, I had the opportunity through IBM’s
Corporate Service Corps to travel to Kolkata and work
with a small, but dedicated NGO (Non-Governmental
Organization or Non-Profit) to help these mentally ill
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IBM Team India 8
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homeless. It was an amazing opportunity and one I
will never forget.
The IBM Corporate Service Corps (CSC) is a
highly competitive leadership development program
that sends IBM employees to cities and countries
around the world in a private-sector version of the
Peace Corps. To date over 1,000 IBM employees
from more than 50 countries have participated in
this philanthropic initiative, which enables them
to share their business expertise with not-for-profit
organizations, entrepreneurs, small business owners
and governmental agencies in markets globally.
CSC was launched in 2008 as a means to
develop IBM leaders who have the skills needed for
a globally integrated enterprise, while also serving
the communities in which IBM employees live and
work. Participants are among IBM’s top performers
who spend three months preparing for their fourweek assignments. In 2010, I was proud to be one
of 500 participants selected out of 5,000 applicants
worldwide. Being assigned to a 10-person team,
we were the eighth team to India and the first to
Kolkata.
My team consisted of IBMers from seven
different countries including the United States,
Staff office meeting along with
greeting card fabrication
Argentina, Australia, Canada, France, Germany
and the Netherlands. Prior to being assigned to the
team, none of our paths had crossed before, but by
the end of our month-long assignment in India, we
were great friends.
Based on our résumés, which we provided
during the application process, we were divided into
two-person teams and assigned to different NGOs.
My teammate was Minke from the Netherlands.
She was a change manager at IBM. With my position as an IT specialist focused on Unix/AIX and
Storage, we balanced each other well between the
technical and non-technical requirements.
We were assigned to an NGO called Iswar
Sankalpa (www.isankalpa.org) whose mission is
to help the mentally ill homeless on the streets of
Kolkata. With the overpopulation of Kolkata and
the large number of homeless, this is no easy task,
but the small and dedicated team we worked with
was relentless in their pursuits. Iswar Sankalpa
works very hard to help the mental state of these
people. It offers the women a place to spend the
night or many nights, if they are willing, while
the team tries to locate their families so they may
go home. The men can go to a day shelter located
Our requirements for Iswar Sankalpa were two-fold:
to create an online database system through which the
social workers could track a patient’s progress over time,
and to create a five-year strategic plan for the organization. Within the four short weeks, Minke and I were able
to accomplish both tasks, and I continue to provide any
technical support I can for this worthwhile cause. To date,
Iswar Sankalpa has found families and repatriated over 60
people from the streets of Kolkata.
Being immersed in such a different culture and working with IBMers from all over the world made this a oncein-a-lifetime global experience. Kolkata is known as the
“City of Joy” and at first glance it may not be inherently
obvious why that is due to the overpopulation and derelict
infrastructure. However, once I got to spend time with
the people and especially those I was helping with Iswar
Sankalpa, I could see the happiness inside their souls.
For more details
on my journey,
visit my blog at
http://jgontkof-csc.
blogspot.com or
contact me at
[email protected].
For more details
on IBM’s Corporate
John Gontkof
Service Corps program, visit
www.ibm.com/ibm/responsibility/corporateservicecorps
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the Office of Athletic
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The Panther Club is the
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Friday, March 16, 2012
A: Our job is to make sure we provide the necessary
resources for all our coaches and student-athletes to be
successful on and off the playing field. With football coming
in the fall of 2013 and 21 sports overall, it’s necessary that
we retain and grow the athletic partnerships that are vital
to that success. It’s our job to be out in the community and
tell people our story, which is a terrific one.
with Matt Kilcullen,
Assistant Vice President
for Athletic Fundraising
This fall, Florida Tech welcomed Matt
Kilcullen to the Panther family as assistant
vice president for athletic fundraising. Kilcullen
leads the university’s new Office of Athletic
Fundraising. He has 33 years of experience
in fundraising and building winning athletic
programs. Most recently, he was assistant
athletic director at the University of North
Florida (UNF) in Jacksonville where he was
responsible for restructuring the Osprey Club,
the support arm of the university’s athletic
department, increasing its memberships and
donations. Kilcullen also served as UNF’s head
men’s basketball coach from 1999 to 2009, where
he recorded the most wins by a men’s basketball
coach in the school’s history.
Florida Tech TODAY caught up with
Kilcullen to talk about the initiatives and
activities of the Office of Athletic Fundraising.
For more information about Florida Tech
Athletics and upcoming games,
visit www.floridatechsports.com.
For more information about athletic fundraising initiatives, Sporting Affair or the
Panther Club, contact Matt Kilcullen at
(321) 674-8427 or [email protected].
One of Florida Tech’s largest
and most-anticipated annual
events is the Sporting Affair to
benefit athletic scholarships.
What can we expect from
Sporting Affair XX?
A: Sporting Affair is scheduled for March 16, 2012.
We’re returning to Suntree Country Club again this
year. Preparing for the event is a constant day-in,
day-out process to make sure we raise the level of
support on an annual basis. Chopper Dropper ticket
sales began Nov. 1. We’ve increased the number of
tickets this year by 500 so now we have 2,500 tickets
to sell instead of 2,000. The bottom line is the money
we’re raising is going toward our student-athletes.
Visit www.chopperdropper.com to buy a ticket.
Suntree Country Club
A: We want to encourage Panther Club membership
among people in the community, but also among alumni.
We’re working with each team to get their alumni athletes
reconnected with their specific sport. We’ve developed
brochures specific to each sport and we’re speaking with
alumni as much as possible. Our plan is to have an alumni
event for each specific sport, so we can personally meet
the past alums and get them connected with the current
coaching staff and team members. Nobody understands a
program’s needs better than those individuals who played
on the team and remember what they had and didn’t have
as a student-athlete.
Also, social media is so important. We’re hoping to
have every team form a Facebook page, so we can keep
fans abreast of all the activities going on during the season.
We also want to expand the Panther Club into an email
distribution list to keep fans informed about activities,
events and hospitality rooms at home sporting events,
specifically men’s and women’s basketball.
Besides supporting Sporting
Affair, Chopper Dropper or
the Panther Club, are there
other ways for alumni to get
involved?
A: Come to the games! Be there in person. Supporting
the team, especially if you live in the area, is outstanding.
We love to have packed crowds at our events. We really
appreciate the financial resources, but coming to the
games, making it a family affair, is no less important.
Plus it is a great way to network with fellow business
community members in Brevard County.
For a donation of $50 you can have a BALL
and a chance to win $25,000!
We’ll be flying high when we
drop 2,500 numbered balls from
a helicopter. The closest ball
to the pin wins $25,000! 2nd
closest to pin wins $10,000, 3rd
closest wins $5,000 and 10 lucky
people win $1,000 each!
Grand Prize
$25,000
Reserve your tickets now, before they’re sold out!
www.chopperdropper.com
Each ticket allows ONE PERSON to enjoy food and beverages
at the Sporting Affair Cocktail Reception! 
Friday, March 16, 2012 • 5:30 p.m. (ball drop 6:30 p.m.) • Suntree Country Club (1 Country Club Dr., Melbourne, FL 32940)
Winners will be announced immediately following the Chopper Dropper reception. Need not be present to win. A
representative of Florida Tech will conduct the drawing and will contact the winner if not present. All proceeds benefit Panther
Athletic Scholarships.
Suggested donation: no purchase or donation necessary • Fair market value $20
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Smart Use of Smart Phones: Tips for a mobile marketplace
“Cell phones change
everything because
they are with us all
the time.”
In a fast-paced, constantly connected, mobile-media enhanced environment, carefree
connectivity could be cause for concern. Richard Ford, Harris Professor of Computer
Sciences and Director of the Harris Institute for Assured Information, suggests the
following strategies for managing your mobile identity—noting first and foremost that
in this emerging space, nothing is static. Threats change and develop quickly, so it is
important for consumers to stay informed.
Automatic log-ins
Interactive technology requires users to take more
responsibility for their own technological know-how
than many other products. For example, “you don’t
need to know how a car works to drive it safely or
to drive it well,” explains Ford. On the other hand,
having a technical grasp of the functions of your
smart phone can contribute to its safe and effective
operation—helping you understand the implications
of the choices you make, says Ford.
Here are some things to consider:
Downloading apps
The Apple app store is a closed marketplace,
meaning Apple controls and approves the content
available for download. Conversely, Google’s
Android system has an open marketplace, so any
developer can write and offer anything they want
via the market. While this encourages creativity, the
crux of the open market is the absence of regulation
and oversight. “I am leery of what I download from
the open market,” laments Ford.
So how can you minimize your risk of downloading, say, a trojanized version of Angry Birds?
Go to the source. Check out the actual developer to confirm you are downloading the same
version.
Check the number of downloads. Confirm
you are downloading the version with the largest
number of downloads.
For older, more established apps, check the feedback. Do other users rate the app favorably?
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How many and which accounts are
programmed to automatically log in on your smart
phone? Your personal email, your corporate email,
your social media accounts, bank or credit card
accounts, or Amazon one-click shopping?
“If you think about it, your cell phone is you,”
says Ford. “It connects to all your real-world
contacts. It connects to all your electronic contacts.
It probably is preprogrammed to access your corporate mail without entering a password, which means
it’s caching your credentials for your corporate
accounts. And, it’s much more likely to be left in a
bar than your desktop!”
So, should you manually log in to every service
you access from your phone? It depends on what
you’re comfortable with.
“We always trade convenience for security,”
explains Ford.
You may consider forgoing automatic log in to
financial services, but accepting the risk for instant
access to social media and email accounts.
Activity over a Wi-Fi connection
It is very easy for a hacker to infiltrate a Wi-Fi
connection, says Ford. And, while we tend to think
of a phone connected via 3G or GSM as being more
resistant to eavesdropping, that’s not necessarily the
case. It’s just a little bit more effort for a hacker, he
says.
With this in mind, be cognizant of what kind of
activity you conduct over a non-encrypted connection. Online banking is potentially risky; a social
media checkin, less so.
Richard Ford
Real-time updates and geo-tagging on
social media
“Cell phones change everything because they
are with us all the time,” says Ford. “And we post
much more freely from them.”
By posting your real-time movements or geotagging photos for upload to Facebook, Google+
or other networks, you are potentially giving
away more information about yourself than
you intend, or realize. For example, instantly
uploading vacation photos also advertises that
you are out of town. And, depending on
your privacy settings, you may be sharing
this information with more people than
you planned.
It’s important to be mindful of what
you’re sharing, and consider the repercussions. Rather than instantly uploading
vacation photos, perhaps post them after
you’ve returned from your trip.
“I think we’re right at the tipping
point,” says Ford. “There’s a lot of
potential for malware, but we haven’t
really seen it yet.”
The cyber world isn’t necessarily a scary place, but it’s
important to think about
the choices you make,
consider the information
you share and be mindful of the
media you use.
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Whether it’s a need for speed or the
smell of the grease pit, car projects
are popular with many Florida Tech
engineering students.
Students,
Start Your
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When dual mechanical and ocean engineering major Mark Nanney began his studies at
Florida Tech in fall 2010, he had already aced
the equivalent of a culminating project.
He not only completed it, but achieved
stunning results.
At Southeast High School in Bradenton, Fla.,
Nanney was design and manufacturing engineer
on the Formula 1 (F1) Unitus Racing team. The
team’s little car, in competition with identical,
miniature, CO2-powered balsawood F1 race
cars, won the Formula 1 in Schools world
title in Singapore in 2010. Still onboard,
Nanney helped take the team to third place
in fall 2011 in Malaysia—the first team in the
history of F1 in Schools to gain two podium
finishes.
Nanney remains enthralled with cars
and motors, but has not yet selected a project
Mark Nanney
to culminate his Florida Tech engineering studies.
“Working on Unitus was a great experience.
Seeing how everything worked together was an
orchestra of engineering and the experience has
definitely helped me in my engineering classes,”
said Nanney.
Whether it’s a need for speed or the smell of
the grease pit, car projects are popular with many
other Florida Tech engineering students. In 2009,
students worked on a “green” quarter midget car.
In 2008, a hybrid with a formula body type was a
project, and in 2007, a team focused its efforts on
an electric car. Mini-Baja off-road car projects are
favorites most years.
This year, students in the Florida Tech motorsports program are building a Florida Society of
Automotive Engineers (FSAE) F1 and a Baja, which,
of course, is bigger than a Mini-Baja, but is the
same idea—a car that can climb in ravines and
over boulders. Another project team is working on
how to bring a flying car closer to reality, while the
5th Wheel Aerodynamics team is researching the
efficiency of various trailer designs using a wind
tunnel.
These teams are among those laboring to
produce a product that will show well at the annual
April Northrop Grumman (NG) Engineering and
Science Student Design Showcase on campus.
Judges will also evaluate their written papers and
posters. All their work will count when they vie
for design showcase awards and when prospective
employers stop by to take a look.
Carlos Vargas is captain of the FSAE F1 team,
heading up other aspiring engineers who will
compete in 2012 against about 100 other F1 teams
in Lincoln, Neb., and Brooklyn, Mich. They’ll work
to “wow” with their design and in racing—autocross, endurance, acceleration and skid pad.
“Our car is based on a single-piston 450cc
engine from a Can-Am ATV and uses a steel tube
frame. We hope to have it completely finished in
January 2012,” said Vargas. The car will be painted,”
he added, “in our signature, bright, lucky green!”
The Baja team, led by senior Emile Torbey, won
approval for their final design and will spend January
to April building the Baja.
Jorge Mario Abarca, a senior and mechanical
engineering major from Costa Rica, will be in charge
of steering and braking on the six-member Baja team.
“I’ve always really liked cars, and I prefer the idea of
an off-road vehicle rather than something like the F1
that runs on a track,” said Abarca.
Where Would We Be Without Mentors?
Students in the motorsports program get a huge
boost from alumni and friends who enjoy lending a
helping hand.
Chairman/CEO of Starport Aviation Nelson
Cambata ’78, for example, recently made a multiyear
pledge to support the program. “Motorsports incorporates the challenges inherent to the racing world,”
he said. “The camaraderie they experience can translate into great life experiences for the students.”
A sponsor of the #10 SunTrust racing Corvette,
which won second place in the 2011 Grand-Am Rolex
Sports Car Series, Cambata plans to bring together
project team members with SunTrust racers for
inspiration and leadership.
Alumni Clarke Fowler ’80, a senior mechanical engineer and J.D. Van Gilder ’02, a mechanical
engineer in the same product design department at
Harris Corp., have also lent their time and experience
to team members over the years.
“Being a motor head myself, it’s a lot of fun for
me to help with the car projects,” said Fowler.
Members of the FIT Formula SAE team were invited by Nelson Cambata, ’78, to attend
the Rolex 24 at Daytona and see the Wayne Taylor Racing team in action. Back row,
from left: Ihosvani Garcia, Nick Quatraro, Sean Gavin, Tris Colket, all mechanical
engineering students, and Ronnal Reichard, director of laboratories at FIT; Clarke
Fowler, ’80, Deb Heystek, ’79, Cambata and Warren Scheckter, commercial director,
Wayne Taylor Racing. Front row, from left: Ben Storch and Carlos Vargas, mechanical
engineering students; and Gretchen Sauerman, director of corporate partnerships.
The FIT SAE Baja car is designed for off-road competitions
that are held in Alabama, Illinois and Kansas. The driver
is John McPhilamy. McPhilamy is the current power train
leader for the 2012 Formula SAE team. He will be graduating
in Spring of 2012.
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He’s been involved for the last four or five years,
starting as a judge in the Northrop Grumman
Engineering and Science Student Design Showcase,
which he continues to do annually. He also introduces the students to his contacts in local industry, including manufacturers who might help the
students with parts for their vehicles. Fowler also
“shakes the trees,” donating his own money and
trying to help the students find donations for their
projects.
“I love to be involved, but it’s a good recruiting tool, too,” he said. “I identify
some of the students who are
really sharp and who might fit well
On a sad note for
into our company. It’s mutually
experimental car
beneficial.”
research, John J.
In the real-world of car design,
Thomas, chemical
Florida Tech took a giant step
last fall, when it announced the
engineering professor
Florida Center for Automotive
and research profesResearch with Rivian Automotive
sor passed away on
of Rockledge, Fla., as industry
Dec. 6 after 40 years
partner. The company, which
has an ultra-fuel-efficient car in
at Florida Tech. See
production, has as its primary
obituary on page 57.
investor Jim Thomas ’72. He was
drawn to Rivian, he said, by the
car’s expected fuel mileage—more
than 60 mpg—and the potential for job creation in
the area.
Plans are now under way at Florida Tech’s new
center to develop and produce a new line of vehicles, leveraging Florida Tech’s engineering research
capability.
Rivian Automotive also has a history of its
professionals offering help and a critical eye to
Florida Tech engineering students. Two of its
engineers, Christopher Auerbach and Benjamin
Kolodner, have spent time with F1 team members,
critiquing designs and giving advice to Vargas on
team leadership.
Ready to be a mentor himself, Nanney doesn’t
think the F1 will be his culminating project when
the time comes because of the past six years he’s
spent working on Unitus. Now that he’s designed
and built one he’s ready for a project that’s
completely different.
“But, I will continue to build on my F1 experience and I’ve been in contact with an F1 team in
England about internship opportunities. I hope that
my Formula 1 in Schools experience will give me a
foot in the door.”
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2010–2011 onor oll of onors
Each year we honor trustees, alumni, faculty, staff, students, parents, corporations, foundations and other friends in
the Honor Roll of Donors. This year’s Honor Roll of Donors consists of those who gave to the university between
May 1, 2010 and April 30, 2011. We salute all who remembered Florida Tech during the 2011 fiscal year.
Trustees
Raymond A. Armstrong Sr.,
M.D.
Richard N. Baney Sr., M.D.
Nathan M. Bisk
Harry E. Brandon
Joseph Caruso Sr.
Anthony J. Catanese, Ph.D.,
FAICP
Andrew M. Clark, Ph.D.
Charles C. Clemente
Dale A. Dettmer, J.D.
Phillip W. Farmer
Joseph M. Flammio, CFP,
CIMC
Steven T. Freeman
Ruth E. Funk
John T. Hartley
Henry G. Heflich Jr.
Allen S. Henry, Ph.D.
Bjørnar K. Hermansen
Erik E. Joh, Esq.
Malcolm R. Kirschenbaum,
J.D.
Howard L. Lance
Richard P. McNeight
William R. Muns
Robert L. Phebus Jr.
William C. Potter, Esq.
James E. Pruitt Jr.
Kenneth P. Revay, CM
Michael Scafati
Edward W. Scott Jr.
Scott J. Seymour
John L. Slack
F. Alan Smith
Elizabeth J. Swann
James W. Thomas
Thomas E. Vice
Jonathan B. Zung, Ph.D.
Legacy Society
Individuals who have
included Florida Tech
through estate planning via
a will, trust arrangement or
insurance policy compose
The Legacy Society.
M.D.
Juanita O. Brooks, Psy.D.
Sara Catanese
Connie Chiles-Cooke
David L. Clayton
Clarke O. Fowler
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Walter J. Gatti
J. Carey Gleason
James A. Hersperger
Deborah Heystek
Lois A. Kennedy
Marilyn C. Link
Hortense H. Nunn
Geraldine E. Phipps
Francisco J. Picornell
Patricia M. Picornell
Dale L. Pierce, Esq.
Lawrence P. Pollack
F. Alan Smith
Linda Vopicka
Jean P. Walton
Galaxy Society
The Galaxy Society consists
of Florida Tech's most elite
group of donors who have
given at least $1,000 to the
university over the course of
one fiscal year. All Galaxy
Society members listed below
met the requirements of
membership as of
April 30, 2011.
Hercules
($5,000+)
Juanita N. Baker, Ph.D.
Richard H. Baker, Ph.D.
Carolyn V. Baney
Thomas E. Biddix
Barbara E . Bisk
Nathan M. Bisk
Harry E. Brandon
Wendy S. Brandon
Dorothy Brett
Joseph J. Brett
Heidi Cambata
Nelson K. Cambata
Joseph Caruso Sr.
Lisa Caruso
FAICP
Sara Catanese
Amy Daly
Luke J. Daly
Edward S. Delaplaine II
Pamela Dettmer
Jeanne A. Farmer
Phillip W. Farmer
CIMC
Ruth E. Funk
Gopal Gadodia
Kalpana Gadodia
Dorothea Gatti
Walter J. Gatti
John T. Hartley
Martha Hartley
JoAnn Heflich
Sandra Henry
Henry E. Holzbach
Sally E. Holzbach
John R. Hopkins
Susan Hopkins
Joan Joesting-Mahoney,
Ed.D.
Erik E. Joh, Esq.
Victoria Joh
Christine P. Lance
Howard L. Lance
Matthew V. Mahoney, Ph.D.
Shirley J. Mataxis
Mary Helen McCay, Ph.D.
Michael J. McGinnis
Sandra McGinnis
Richard P. McNeight
Teresa McNeight
Don D. Morse
Susan M. Morse
Lucie B. Muns
William R. Muns
Pravin Patel
Deborah B. Phebus
Gregory H. Pollock
Holly R. Pollock
Wendy L. Potter
Richard W. Price
James E. Pruitt Jr.
Patricia D. Pruitt
Douglas C. Rauscher
Holly M. Rauscher
Adrienne B. Roth
Norma C. Roth
William D. Roth, PA
William F. Roth
Valorie T. Ryan, Ph.D.
Michael Scafati
Patricia Scafati
Renee L. Sekersky-Zung
Katherine T. Seymour
Scott J. Seymour
John L. Slack
F. Alan Smith
Sharon Smith
Jessica L. Snook
Joan H. Sorensen
Scott T. Sorensen
Delores O. Spearman
Guy M. Spearman III
Fred E. Sutton
Meredith M. Sutton
Elizabeth J. Swann
Jim T. Swann III
James W. Thomas
Monica A. Thomas
David Thompson
Linda Thompson
Kimberly S. Vice
Thomas E. Vice
Barry Wallingford
Judi T. William
Michael B. Williams
Michael H. Williams
Theresa T. Williams
Centaurus
($2,500–4,999)
Marguerite H. Arnold
Willie J. Arnold
Casey J. Baker
Donna Baker
Clifford R. Bragdon, Ph.D.
Sarah V. Bragdon
James L. Cairns, Ph.D.
Liza M. Castellon
Mauricio J. Castellon, M.D.
Carol Craig
John Craig
Scott Densem
Alan J. Doshier
Laura Doshier
Ann S. Elmore
Richard T. Elmore Jr., Ph.D.
Leasha D. Flammio-Watson
Mary B. Folliard
Thomas J. Folliard
Brian R. Keenan
Christine A. Keenan
Frank R. Leslie
Jerry Leslie
Carole K. Maul
George A. Maul, Ph.D.
Andrina M. Phillips
Donald G. Phillips
Morgan M. Plamondon
James E. Preece
Shay Rowe
Barbara D. Roy
William G. Roy, USN Ret.
Charles F. Scanlon, USA
Ret.
Kenneth P. Stackpoole,
Ph.D.
Susan Stackpoole
Garry M. Varnes Jr.
Kathryn Varnes
Barbara C. Wall-Scanlon
Gregory Watson
Andromeda
($1,000–2,499)
Dorothy A. Allen
Emanuel Balkin
Lorraine R. Balkin
Cathy Benes
Jeffrey P. Benes
Penelope D. Bernard
Brian M. Blenis
Debra S. Blenis
Mary E. Bonhomme, Ph.D.
Raymond F. Bonhomme,
Ph.D.
Rodney B. Bowers, EDS
Ritva T. Bowman
Thomas E. Bowman, Ph.D.
Ernest M. Briel Jr.
Patricia H. Briel
John H. Cain, Ph.D.
Lyn H. Cain
Barbara A. Calcagni
John A. Calcagni
Eric C. Camirand
Kelly C. Camirand
Ernie L. Cantelmo
Ahmed V. Charles
James B. Clark
Holly H. Cleveland
Jeffrey E. Cleveland
David E. Cook, Ph.D.
Nancy E. Cook
Betty Corman
Charles D. Corman
Diane W. Croteau
Donald R. Croteau
Ernest E. Dell Jr.
Kathryn L. Dietz
William E. Dietz
Joseph R. DiPrima
Penella J. DiPrima
Karen M. Dourdeville
Theodore A. Dourdeville
Richard E. Entice, Ph.D.
Stephanie J. Entice
Sonia Fakatselis
Eugene M. Fetner
Suzanne F. Fetner
Sandra Fiedler
Tristan J. Fiedler, Ph.D.
Robert R. Fisk
Melissa A. Flammio-Clark
Rachel Fornes
Geoffrey R. Fraser
George T. Gergora
Joan M. Gergora
Brent M. Goode
Jeffrey B. Greene
Mei Sze Greene
Tony E. Greene
Fran Hadjilogiou
John Hadjilogiou, Ph.D.
Eileen C. Hamme
Gary L. Hamme
Catharina D. Haynes
Craig Haynes
Leah Hellemann
Leslie M. Hellemann
Bjørg M. Hermansen
Kevin A. Hernacki
Robert H. Hill
Sheila Hill
Daniel H. Hoekstra
Jeffrey Hopper
Stephanie T. Hopper
Charles W. Hoyman Jr.
Yvonne H. Hoyman
Myra K. Igo-Haley
Lynn N. Jaime
Marc A. Jaime
Paul A. Jennings, Ph.D.
Dorothy S. Johnson
Ralph A. Johnson
Donna Joyal
Paul M. Joyal
Edward H. Kalajian, Ph.D.
Priscilla A. Kalajian
Kathleen Kane
Florence W. Kaslow, Ph.D.
Solis Kaslow
David W. Kempf
Gale M. Kempf
Lawrence B. Kenkel, Esq.
Mary Beth Beth Kenkel,
Ph.D.
Sasan A. Kermani
Dana S. Kilborne
George B. Kilborne
Frank L. Kinney
B.W. Koeppel
Samuel P. Kozaitis, Ph.D.
Suzanne L. Kozaitis
Dennis J. Kulonda, Ph.D.
Karen Kulonda
V. Lakshmikantham, Ph.D.
Rebecca A. Lambert
Celine Lang, D.P.A.
Gary F. Lang
Rosemary G. Layne, Ph.D.
James T. Mallon
Amy E. Mazurek
David F. Mazurek
Elinor S. McKee
Ralph D. McKee, USAF Ret.
Christine McMillen
Gerald M. McMillen
Corey R. Menter
Richard P. Menter
Rita H. Menter
Patricia G. Miller-Dell
Donn Miller-Kermani,
Ph.D.
Scott G. Milo, DMD
Paula G. Molnar
Thomas R. Molnar
Elon R. Musk
Nedgy Nazon
Weyni A. Nazon
Allen H. Neuharth
Kitty Niebuhr
Robert E. Niebuhr, D.B.A.
Philip F. Nohrr, Esq.
Mark J. Novak, Ph.D.
Claudia M. O’Brien
Jeffrey T. O’Brien , M.D.
Gordon M. Patterson, Ph.D.
Joy B. Patterson
H. Greg Peebles III
Maria A. Peebles
Candance Pelham
Marilyn J. Penn
Raymond H. Penn
Margaret W. Plum
Matthias Plum Jr.
Victoria M. PutnamCantelmo
James K. Reynolds
Dianne M. Rhodes
Donald G. Rhodes, M.D.
John K. Roach
Julia R Roach
Bryan R. Roub
Judith E. Roub
Danny L. Sale
Martha L. Sale, D.B.A.
Beverly H. Sanders
Mark S. Sanders
Gretchen A. Sauerman
Cynthia R. Schmitt
David Schmitt
Douglas M. Schuler, PE
Nancy L. Scott
Ann H. Sepri
Paavo Sepri, Ph.D.
Lawrence F. Sietsma
Sheryl D. Sietsma
Jolann M. Simciak
Walter C. Simciak
Bonnie Spitzmiller
Frank M. Spitzmiller
Todd J. Starkey
Palmer C. Stiles
Rose M. Stiles
Kirk Stowers
Hank Thompson
Karen Thompson
Kathy A. Turner
Richard L. Turner, Ph.D.
Tom W. Utley
Frits Van Eeden
Frances J. Warkomski,
Ed.D.
Ellen K. Webbe
Frank M. Webbe, Ph.D.
Harry P. Weber, Ph.D.
Marilyn S. Weber
Gail J. Weinnig
Beverly Wells
Gary N. Wells, Ph.D.
Michael K. West, PE, Ph.D.
Timothy J. White
John G. Windsor Jr., Ph.D.
Karen R. Windsor
Daniel Woodard
Margaret Woodard
Annette J. Wright
Dean E. Wright, USA
Debbie L. Wright
Richard A. Wright
Martha J. Young
Ad Astra
Ad Astra is a lifetime giving
society that consists of
individuals who have given
a minimum of $10,000 to
Florida Tech.
Bobbye S. Acopian
M.D.
LaNell Armstrong
Willie J. Arnold
Marguerite H. Arnold
Barbara Ausherman
Vernon K. Ausherman
Joseph W. Baggs, Jr.
Jane B. Baggs
Douglas F. Bailey, SDS, Ph.D.
J. Ronald Bailey, Ph.D.
Mary Anne Bailey
Casey J. Baker
Donna Baker
Aimee Balda
Anthony Balda
Dan Balda
Katherine Balda
Richard Balda Sr.
Rick A. Balda
Sarah Balda
Charles A. Baldwin
Elizabeth D. Baldwin
Carolyn V. Baney
Patrick T. Biddix
Thomas E. Biddix
Gail Biddix
Nathan M. Bisk
Barbara E. Bisk
Amelia S. Blake
R. Mason Blake, J.D.
Ritva T. Bowman
Joseph A. Boyd
Edith Boyd
Harry E. Brandon
Wendy S. Brandon
James R. Brenner, Ph.D.
Kimberly A. Brenner
Dorothy Brett
Joseph J. Brett
Ernest M. Briel Jr.
Patricia H. Briel
Theresa P. Brown
Hans P. Bruckner
Stephen P. Bunker
Jill A. Bunker
Eugene A. Buzzi
Judith H. Buzzi
Corky Calhoun
Dee Dee Calhoun
Heidi Cambata
Nelson K. Cambata
Bino Campanini
Trish M. Campanini
Ernie L. Cantelmo
Joseph Caruso, Sr.
Lisa Caruso
FAICP
Sara Catanese
Eugene S. Cavallucci
Rebecca S. Cavallucci
Andrea M. Chase
Scott G. Chase
Paul L. Chell
Lois K. Chell
Connie Chiles-Cooke
Mary S. Clark
David L. Clayton
Theresa Clayton
Charles C. Clemente
Mary B. Colson
Wendell H. Colson
Steve Cooke
Daniel A. Copeland
Denise Copeland
Eileen P. Corelli
John J. Corelli
Carol Craig
John Craig
Jocelyn W. Creech
Thomas G. Culbreth
Luke J. Daly
Amy Daly
Martin E. Dandridge
Stephanie Dandridge
J. James Davis
Michael Della-Cioppa
Sara N. Demetree
William C. Demetree Sr.
Thomas B. Deneen
Pamela Dettmer
Julie Dimond
Keith A. Dimond
Joseph R. DiPrima
Penella J. DiPrima
Marsha A. Duncan
Barbara Evans
J. N. Fairbanks
Rushna Faisal
Jeanne A. Farmer
Phillip W. Farmer
Charles M. Fisher
James L. Fisher
Leilla Fisher
CIMC
Terri L. Flammio
Mary B. Folliard
Thomas J. Folliard
Rachel Fornes
Evelyn Foster
Warren F. Foster Jr.
John J. Francey
Steven T. Freeman
Erin Freeman
Ruth E. Funk
Kalpana Gadodia
Gopal Gadodia
John Gallo
Dorothea Gatti
Walter J. Gatti
Pamela A. Gatto-Gallo
Dominick Gebbia
Anne Gebbia
J. Carey Gleason
Joseph H. Glover, III
Barbara V. Glover
William N. Goodwin
Constance Gordon
Dudley Gordon, USA Ret.
Catherine J. Gourlay
George J. Gourlay
William A. Harr, D.P.M., PA
John T. Hartley
Martha Hartley
Marjorie C. Hayes
Fleur De Lys Healy
Henry G. Heflich, Jr.
JoAnn Heflich
Betty L. Henderson
Wilbur C. Henderson
Donald J. Hendrick
Sandra Henry
Bjørg M. Hermansen
Lisa Hernacki
Thomas R. Hernacki III, PE
Joseph M. Hixon IV
Mara Hixon
James C. Hobin
Barbara Hobin
A. Thomas Hollingsworth,
Ph.D.
Jacqueline E. Hollingsworth
Marylyn Holmes
Thomas G. Holmes
John R. Hopkins
Susan Hopkins
Jean C. Howlett
Pauline E. Hyvonen
Seppo Hyvonen
Rodger L. Ingram
Joan Ingram
Ed.D.
Erik E. Joh, Esq.
Victoria Joh
Dorothy S. Johnson
Ralph A. Johnson
Darcia Jones-Francey
Donna Joyal
Paul M. Joyal
Susan Jurgens
William K. Jurgens Jr.
Eloise L. Kalker
Alvin L. Kaltman
Gwendolyn S. Kaltman
Cem Kaner, Ph.D.
Regina M. Kaufmann
Sharon C. Kelly
James G. Kennedy Jr.
Patricia Kennedy
Annette Kessell
Kirk W. Kessell
Jane Kirschenbaum
Malcolm R. Kirschenbaum,
J.D.
Herman J. Koch
Marybeth H. Koch
Karen W. Kramer
James S. Laham, CPA
Michelle Laham
Helga Lamb
VInc.ent S. Lamb, Jr.
Timothy L. LaMunyon
Christine P. Lance
Howard L. Lance
Catherine D. Lane
Douglas C. Lane
Gay Lane
Nelson P. Lane
Celine Lang, D.P.A.
Gary F. Lang
A. William LaRose
Margaret LaRose
Janice Leong
Richard W. Leong, Jr.,
D.D.S.
Frank R. Leslie
Jerry Leslie
Marilyn C. Link
Phyllis C. Long
Ann L. Luke
Matthew V. Mahoney, Ph.D.
T. Roger Manley, Ph.D.
Eleyse T. Manley
Shirley J. Mataxis
Carole K. Maul
Forrest S. McCartney,
USAF Ret.
Ruth McCartney
Forest R. McDowell
Jamie McDowell
Michael J. McGinnis
Sandra McGinnis
Elinor S. McKee
Richard P. McNeight
Teresa McNeight
H. K. Mergler
Luella C. Mills
William H. Mills
Jody Mills
Charlotte B. Moore
Richard B. Moore
Susan M. Morse
Don D. Morse
Lucie B. Muns
William R. Muns
Weyni A. Nazon
Nedgy Nazon
Dione L. Negroni-Hendrick
Gordon L. Nelson, Ph.D.
Allen H. Neuharth
Donald A. Nohrr
Maxine Nohrr
Hortense H. Nunn
Jeanne Odermann
Alfred B. Osterhout
Melony L. Osterhout
Barbara J. Oswalt, CPA
Terry D. Oswalt, Ph.D.
Ravindran Palaniyandi, M.D.
Leon F. Parisoe
Denwood B. Parrish
Linda C. Parrish
Pravin Patel
Ralph R. Paylor
Theresa P. Paylor
Brent E. Peoples
Deborah B. Phebus
Scott G. Pinkerton
Julie Pinkerton
Iris L. Pitten
William D. Pitten Sr.
Margaret W. Plum
Matthias Plum Jr.
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David K. Poetker
Randall E. Poliner
Kathy Poliner
Wendy L. Potter
Richard W. Price
Donna J. Pridmore
James E. Pruitt Jr.
Patricia D. Pruitt
Victoria M. PutnamCantelmo
Judith Randels
M.R. Randels
Douglas C. Rauscher
Holly M. Rauscher
Ambika Ravindran
Andrew W. Revay Jr., Ph.D.
Jane B. Revay
William P. Reynolds Jr.
Ellen Reynolds
Dianne M. Rhodes
John K. Roach
Julia R. Roach
Del Rose
Adrienne B. Roth
Barbara L. Roth
Patrick E. Roth
William F. Roth
Bryan R. Roub
Judith E. Roub
Anne P. Rowe
Barbara D. Roy
Robert A. Rupnik
Shirley P. Rupnik
Francis J. Ryan
Margaret Ryan
David Ryder
Paula Savage-Harr
Michael Scafati
Patricia Scafati
Duane E. Schneider
Sandra Schneider
Cheryl S. Scott
Edward W. Scott Jr.
Donald Seiford Sr.
Richard Senn
Mark Senti
Diane Senti
Scott J. Seymour
Katherine T. Seymour
Marc D. Shapiro, M.D.
Terri L. Shapiro
Paul J. Siegel
Laurie Siegel
Lawrence F. Sietsma
Sheryl D. Sietsma
Craig S. Silberman
Marie C. Skurla
John L. Slack
James C. Slaughter
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F. Alan Smith
J. A. Smith, Ph.D.
Sharon Smith
Judith S. Smith
Ron Smith
Jessica L. Snook
Scott T. Sorensen
Joan H. Sorensen
Delores O. Spearman
Guy M. Spearman III
Alice Spinelli-Culbreth
Kenneth P. Stackpoole,
Ph.D.
Susan Stackpoole
Joel K. Stephens
Janet E. Stephens
Charles S. Stewart III
Karen D. Stewart
Palmer C. Stiles
Rose M. Stiles
Mark W. Stone
Patricia L. Stone
Joyce H. Stottler
Donna J. Sullivan
Robert E. Sullivan Sr.
Robert L. Sullivan, Ph.D.
Marcia A. Sullivan
Fred E. Sutton
Meredith M. Sutton
Elizabeth J. Swann
Jim T. Swann III
Bruce J. Thomas II, M.D.
James W. Thomas
Kenn W. Thomas
Monica A. Thomas
Rebecca J. Thomas
Susan S. Thomas
Linda Thompson
David Thompson
Audrey Ulozas
John Ulozas
Meredith P. Van Pelt
Sandi D. Verma
Vikram Verma
Thomas E. Vice
Kimberly S. Vice
Stacy A. Wakefield
Timothy S. Wakefield
Nobue Wakura
Yasuji Wakura
Anita G. Weaver
Lynn E. Weaver, Ph.D.
Mary B. Weiss
Cornelius E. Whitaker
Michael H. Williams
Theresa T. Williams
Eric W. Worden
Maricel M. Worden
Richard A. Wright
Debbie L. Wright
G.O.L.D. Society
Melissa M. Albertsen
Ali M. Al-Hammami
Liza G. Baksay
Robert E. Barnes
Slayde S. Barnes
Carol G. Batte
Joan C. Beck
Marjorie A. Beckett
Amy L. Bennett
Yannick G. R. Berger
Sarah K. Berninger
Jennifer L. Bewley
Marjorie A. Bishop
Edgar C. Blanchette
Andrea R. Bloomer
Susan C. Brundick
Roy W. Burgess
Carleton D. Busby
Kimberly V. Carroll
John E. Chambers
Ahmed V. Charles
James R. Cicardo
Dwayne R. Codrington
Mary A. Compton
John M. Constantinide
David L. Corbin
Donald E. Cresitello
Michele L. Crook
Clarissa V. Cunz
Daniel J. Curtis
Michael R. DePaolo
Joseph P. Dietz
James M. Droppleman
Michael S. Durham
Robert A. Dutchie
Joan M. Fallone
Harold Fields
Robert J. Fish
Krystal C. Forgenie
Marc E. Gange
William T. Girton
Kenneth F. Gottschalk
Peter Griessler
Christopher R. Han
Oliver D. Hanson
Elizabeth A. Haupin
Deric J. Hausmann
John M. Hearin
Melissa A. Heater
Lesha T. Hill
Russell B. Hinkle
Heather L. Hitt
Amy T. Ho
Carol D. Holcomb
Danny E. Holland
Paul R. Host
Emanuel Huggins
Catherine J. Huskerson
David Jackson
Stella A. Jackson
Percy R. James
Sharon R. James
Gregory A. Koumbis
Astrid C. Lahiere
Elizabeth Lang
James R. Latimer
Alexis C. Lelekis
Douglas Lightner
Matthew C. Livingston
Kelly A. Long
Julie M. Mann
Estelle M. Martin
Elizabeth L. Mazzone
Rebecca Mazzone
Erin E. McDevitt
Emily F. McGee
Daniel J. McLean
Terry W. Meier
Matthew C. Melvin
Brandon A. Miller
Leslie G. Miller
Stacey A. Munoz
Weyni A. Nazon
Zachary P. Niforos
Nadine N. Noorhasan
James J. Nowicki
Patricia D. Paige
Beverly K. Penaranda
Ross N. Peralta
Velana Perez
Kathryn J. Pichan
Joseph W. Pindell
Morgan M. Plamondon
Vladimir Popovic
Richard P. Pruss
Holly M. Rauscher
Everton S. Raymond
Timothy G. Riley
Timothy T. Ross
Leighton S. Rowe
James P. Rowland
Theodore M. Ryan
Daniel P. Sandlin
Lisa M. Scheurer
Jon H. Shepherd
Stephanie S. Skelonis
Jeffrey A. Spratt
Crayton L. Sterns
Ursula V. Strahm
Timothy M. Sullivan
Robert G. Szrama
Allison B. Taylor
Dwayne B. Taylor
Andrew D. Tinkham
Bobby S. Valacheryil
Daniel O. Vazquez Anglero
Rosalind Y. Walker
Di Jia Wang
Patrick J. Whelan
Eric L. Whikehart
Christian C. White
Matthew L. Williams
Christine A. Wujick
Feng Yang
Victoria E. Zalewski
Alumni
Consecutive
Years 3+
Alumni who have given three
or more years consecutively
as of April 30, 2011.
24 Carolyn V. Baney
24 J. Carey Gleason
24 Kenneth P. Revay, CM
23 Frank D. Walker
22 Eugene C. Branson
22 Cameron M. G.
Donaldson
22 Thomas J. Kunhart, USA
22 Frank R. Leslie
21 Thomas R. Hernacki
III, PE
21 Anthony X. Hoyer
21 Robert P. Mathewson
21 Mary Jane Schnoor
20 Robert T. Cato
20 George J. Morstatt III
20 Joy B. Patterson
20 Jeffrey M. Schiff
19 William P. Bukevicz
19 Allen W. Davis
19 Dale A. Dettmer, J.D.
19 Pamela D. Hobson
19 William K. Jurgens Jr.
19 David B. Meyer
19 James E. Pruitt Jr.
19 Robert T. Rowe
19 Jules Wetekamm
18 George M. Ammon
17 Nathern B. Priddy
17 William F. Sandusky III
16 Hillard H. Allen
16 Richard A. Ankener
16 Casey J. Baker
16 Rodney B. Bowers, EDS
16 Jennifer E. Gladski
16 Frank R. Harris
16 David M. Hone, USN
16 Eric C. Mallen
16 Ralph D. McKee, USAF
Ret.
16 Alan G. Myers
16 Dale M. Pasonski
16 Lawrence P. Pollack
15 Thomas G. Bigelow
15 David A. Golieri
15 William G. Harris
15 Philip J. Kielkucki
15 Patricia G. Miller-Dell
15 Patricia A. Roskos
15 Francis M. Rotella
15 James M. Torpey
14 Eldon L. Bekkum
14 Richard J. Cloud
14 Katharine L. Felson
14 Gary S. Kaminski
14 Joseph J. Lavorgna
14 Paul D. Parks
14 Robert J. Pratt
14 Lawrence P. Rebel
14 Jolann M. Simciak
13 Joan V. Bixby
13 Debra S. Blenis
13 Donald D. Freeman
13 Wayne King
13 Timothy W. Ling, PE
13 Linda P. Reynolds
13 J.K. Snyder
13 Judith B. Strother, Ph.D.
12 Thomas W. Feick Jr.,
USA Ret.
12 Semen Koksal, Ph.D.
12 William E. Mayer
12 Stuart Mendelsohn
12 William B. Moon
12 David C. Muh
12 Edward M. Mulhern,
USNR
12 Kenneth R. Peach
12 Robert W. Pratt
12 Robert M. Rivell
12 David R. Schechter
12 Laura F. Star
11 Marjorie A. Beckett
11 Bino Campanini
11 Chris M. Chen
11 Lynn E. Cooper, PE
11 Vance N. Cribb
11 Philip F.D. Devlin
11 Clarke O. Fowler
11 Deborah Heystek
11 W. M. Manduke
11 John T. Oakes
11 Charles A. Rogers
11 James W. Thomas
10 John A. Bester
10 Gary S. Bushko
10 Eugene A. Buzzi
10 James D. Dahmann
10 Katharine P. Dunlevy
10 William L. Geary Jr.
10 Jon P. Hillen
10 Gregory B. Hunter
10 Eugene C. Kabana
10 Joseph A. Kasprzak
10 Peter T. Kovacs
10 Richard R. Mishura
10 Justin E. Moore
10 Donald C. Parsons
10 Carl P. Ritter
10 Stanley Salek
10 Tod M. Schuck
10 Amy A. Simon-Miller
10 Scott R. Ulrey
10 Hugh H. Wilson
9 George A. Downey Jr.
9 Michael K. Duffy
9 Karen A. Dyson
9 Peter B. Dyson
9 John P. Gagliardo
9 QuInc.y C. Hobbs Jr.
9 Philip A. King
9 Suzanne L. Kozaitis
9 Susan F. Krabbe
9 Eleyse T. Manley
9 Richard J. Mazzaccaro,
Ph.D.
9 Robert E. Neild
9 Paul A. Rice
9 James C. Risner
9 Ahmed I. Vanya
8 Russell J. Ballagh
8 Deborah S. Carstens, Ph.D.
8 Mary S. Clark
8 Laura L. Ducs
8 Patricia B. Gillen
8 Andreas Goetzfried
8 Michael L. Gordon
8 Becky A. Hakim
8 Ziad A. Hakim
8 Henry G. Heflich Jr.
8 Rosalene M. Holecheck
8 Julie L. Horton
8 Ralph M. Johns
8 Timothy P. LaBo
8 James E. Lacy Jr.
8 Robert J. Lorenz
8 Mark C. Lyons
8 William R. Muns
8 Khalillolah K. Nemati
8 John T. Pierce
8 Alan L. Prestwood
8 Travis Proctor
8 Edwin K. Retter
8 Daniel P. Sandlin
8 Allyn R. Saunders, CPM
8 Douglas M. Schuler, PE
8 Donald J. Stepnicka
8 Ozias Travis Jr.
8 Terrence P. Vernes
8 Feng Yang, Ph.D.
8 Milo M. Zonka, CFP
7 Timothy R. Baker
7 Douglas J. Bayley, USAF
7 George M. Boger
7 H. J. Braul
7 Kenneth J. Calcatera,
USA Ret.
7 Ernie L. Cantelmo
7 Robin Chan
7 Mary A. Compton
7 Brian S. Crane
7 Robert T. Gunning Jr.
7 Sara B. Howze
7 F. Bruce Kovacs
7 Mark E. Lintz
7 Jeffrey R. Lucas
7 Michael J. Mengel
7 Jim J. MInc.k Jr.
7 Weyni A. Nazon
7 Gerald E. Nostrand
7 James J. Nowicki
7 Cynthia L. Pratt
7 Victoria M. PutnamCantelmo
7 Rosemary L. Smith
7 Arthur H. Stadlin
7 Gail M. Stewart-Iles, Ph.D.
7 Robert Trujillo
7 Richard P. Utyro
7 Jack R. Wierengo Jr.
6 Mohammad S. Al-Ghamdi
6 Charles S. Alliss
6 Stephen E. Bankert
6 Vicki T. Bannon
6 Jeffrey P. Benes
6 Larry G. Bennett
6 Bridget R. Berardinelli
6 Lynn G. Biggs
6 John H. Cain, Ph.D.
6 Susan L. Carlson
6 Joseph Caruso Sr.
6 Shien-Chung Chiao, Ph.D.
6 James E. Clausner
6 Ronald L. Cole Jr.
6 Gregory A. Corrigan
6 Denise M. Devito
6 Dirk Fieberg
6 Sara B. Fieberg
6 Jeffrey J. Geuther
6 Matthew S. Godek
6 Doris J. Guerrant, Ph.D.
6 Fitzgerald Haig
6 Thomas J. Harvey
6 Elizabeth A. Haupin
6 Jose Y. Jimenez
6 Wilton L. Jordan II
6 Dean T. Kent
6 Scott D. Kerr
6 Stephen F. Koca, PE
6 Paul M. Merry
6 Buddy P. Morgan
6 Michael J. Morrison
6 Chester A. Murphy III,
USA Ret.
6 Daniel S. Nicholson
6 Rowland J. Nicholson, USA
6 Andrew Petrulak
6 Warren W. Pryor
6 Alan L. Quimby, PE
6 Douglas C. Rauscher
6 Holly M. Rauscher
6 Helayne T. Ray, Ph.D.
6 Jose A. Reilova
6 Ronald A. Roff
6 Michael R. Sassone
6 Shena J. Scott
6 Bruce N. Shibles, Esq.
6 Philip A. Shlossman
6 Dean L. Smehil, NOAA
6 J. A. Smith, Ph.D.
6 Kevin T. Smith
6 Justin L. Spitzer
6 Gary M. Spurrier
6 Ann Stocker
6 Clifford R. Sturdivant
6 Jay R. Tyne
6 Shelba S. Wetheral
6 Ronald R. Willey
6 Karen R. Windsor
6 Kathleen C. Yhip
6 Shisheng Zhao
6 Jonathan B. Zung, Ph.D.
5 Willie J. Arnold
5 Robert M. Ball, AAE
5 Joan C. Beck
5 Anders P. Bergmann, USAF
5 Joseph C. Bernier
5 Marguerite R. Berry
5 Jeffery S. Beyer
5 James L. Blackford
5 Louis J. Boston, USA
5 Susan C. Brundick
5 Frederick C. Burgett Jr.
5 Richard P. Burns
5 Kevin T. Connelly, USA
5 Keitha Dattilo-Bain
5 Andrea G. Deratany-Blasy
5 William H. Dickson
5 Robert J. Edwards III
5 Lilani J. Ellis
5 Richard E. Entice, Ph.D.
5 Brian G. Evans
5 Robert E. Feury Jr.
5 Brian M. Fischer
5 Thomas J. Folliard
5 David L. Force
5 Gregory A. Fox
5 Marc E. Gange
5 Melanie L. Gange
5 Dana C. Goodrich III
5 Robert W. Goodrich
5 Susan M. Goodrich
5 Debra W. Gould
5 Douglas A. Gray
5 Lawrence O. Hall
5 Christopher R. Han
5 Stephen H. Hansell
5 William V. Hanson, USA
Ret.
5 Meridith M. Harrell
5 Masato Hata
5 Oksana Z. Heck
5 Ronda R. Henning
5 Daniel E. Hinton Sr.
5 Frederick L. Holmes
5 Larry D. Hughes
5 Chris Jensen
5 Vikram Kapila
5 Sasan A. Kermani
5 Sushil N. Keswani
5 Frank L. Kinney
5 Howard R. Klein
5 David P. Klementowski
5 Edward C. Koenig III
5 Peter J. Lamb, Ph.D.
5 Eddie J. Laplante
5 Fanghua Lin
5 John B. Mahoney
5 Julie M. Mann
5 Craig D. Marquette
5 William D. Marsh
5 Lowell McKinster, USA
5 Lisa McLeod
5 William B. Messersmith
5 Daniel C. Mestayer Jr.
5 Amanda C. Meyer
5 Luke P. Michaelson
5 Donn Miller-Kermani,
Ph.D.
5 Jennifer I. Neuhard
5 Randy J. Norman
5 William D. Pattee
5 Alfredo R. Perez
5 Bryan D. Pommer
5 John L. Rivard
5 Donald E. Rodgers
5 Arthur E. Rogers
5 Leighton S. Rowe
5 William G. Roy, USN Ret.
5 Lisa C. Saluck
5 Robert V. Sarkissian
5 Walter J. Sawyer
5 Robert C. Schuyler
5 Shea S. Shannon
5 Norman D. Snyder
5 Thomas R. Stautz, USA
5 John T. Stenger, USA
5 Jonathan P. Tate
5 Brian R. Tevlin
5 Adam C. Thorstad
5 Sophia S. Tomadakis
5 John J. Tori
5 Peter B. Turner
5 Nelvin E. Tyler Jr., USA
5 Kristi S. Van Sickle, Psy. D.
5 Penelope L. Vassar
5 Chelsea K. Ward
5 Darrel A. Williamson
5 Peter E. Winter
5 Dean E. Wright, USA
5 Limin Wu, Ph.D.
4 A. R. Anzzolin
4 Harold C. Arrich
4 Slayde S. Barnes
4 Thomas E. Barthel
4 Ludwig A. Bezemek
4 Jaime B. Ghitis
4 Christopher A.
Blazejowski
4 Dale E. Boger
4 Catherine D. Bright
4 Steven T. Butterfield
4 Ahmed V. R. Charles
4 Teri G. Chaves
4 Theresa C. Cherry
4 Bobby Chin
4 Dwayne R. Codrington
4 Bruce R. Crain
4 Thomas L. Crossen
4 James R. David
4 Michael B. De Zearn
4 Harold R. DeFrieze
4 Christian Y. Drouet
d’Aubigny
4 Sylvia E. Edwards
4 Wesley R. Eller
4 Andrew G. Ellis, USA Ret.
4 VInc.ent Ferrando Jr.
4 Michael E. Feustel
4 Brian T. Fisher
4 Alan D. Fredericks
4 Gary L. Freed
4 Duane C. Futch
4 Thomas W. George
4 George W. Gering III
4 Denise P. Glass
4 Joseph J. Grasela, USA Ret.
4 William S. Gulick
4 Michael P. Hammer
4 David L. Hansen
4 Robert W. Herbig
4 Catherine M. Houlahan
4 Douglas L. Hutchens, USA
4 Joseph L. Ilk, USNR CPA
4 Madeline E. Jean
4 Mark W. Kelsch
4 George D. Kennett
4 Bart R. Kessler
4 Thomas R. Kivinski
4 Melissa Klos
4 Tanya E. Knight
4 Sherrick T. Kowalczik
4 John C. Kratt
4 Janice M. Krogh
4 Rosann Kryczkowski
4 Victor Kukel
4 Kurt J. Kwitzky
4 Richard A. Lackey
4 Astrid C. Lahiere
4 Michael J. Lamoreaux, PE
4 Barbara B. Larson
4 Jennifer J. Latici
4 Sandra A. Latta
4 Mark W. Lee
4 Victoria G. Lockard
4 David B. Locuson
4 Fredric A. Lombardo,
PharmD
4 Gaeton A. Long
4 Alexis S. Loo, USN
4 Karen A. Lowitz
4 Stephen F. Lynch Jr.
4 Wanda W. Maddox
4 Charles R. Mainville
4 Michael T. Maiuri
4 David G. Martin
4 David M. Mauro
4 Robert C. McCann
4 Edward C. McCarthy
4 Norman A. McDaniel
4 John H. McKitrick
4 William P. McLachlen
4 Floyd D. McLamb
4 John B. McLellan
4 Terry W. Meier
4 Neil W. Meischeid
4 Janet R. Merkt
4 Charles G. Millstein
4 Robert A. Moore
4 Joseph M. Murphy
4 Richard L. Myers
4 Larry M. Ondic
4 Benjamin O. Parr
4 Alan R. Parris
4 Daniel C. Pelletier
4 Jennifer W. Pelletier
4 Timothy A. Pelletier
4 Beverly K. Penaranda
4 Herbert W. Piper
4 Sairam N. Pokala
4 Bruce E. Przygocki
4 Janet Robertson
4 Joseph Roman, Ph.D.
4 George R. Ruff, USA Ret.
4 Wayne A. Savold
4 Andrew C. Schelich
4 Henry O. Sees Jr.
4 Mahendra R. Shah
4 Ronald E. SInc.lair
4 Joseph L. Small
4 Kurt W. Sopp
4 John S. Twaddell III
4 Joseph W. Unterkofler Jr.
4 Harold F. Van Horn
4 Brant T. Venice
4 Carol A. Venice
4 Raymond M. Walker
4 Stephen Wallace
4 Yue-Eng Wang
4 John G. Waring
4 Wendell T. Watts, CPIM
4 Jay W. Weeks
4 John K. Welton, USAR
4 Patrick J. Whelan
4 J. Bradford White
4 Cynthia A. Wilson, USA
4 Otis G. Wilson
4 Kathleen M. Wojtas
4 Steven G. Woods
4 Jeffrey T. Young
4 William R. Zak
3 John J. Ackerman
3 Hermon J. Alamene
3 John Antoon II
3 Richard L. Ay Jr.
3 Robert J. Bachman
3 Mark A. Baker
3 Michael M. Baldomir
3 Carlie G. Barbour
3 John D. Bard, Ph.D.
3 Charles R. Barnhart
3 Robert J. Basta
3 Robert L. Blanchard
3 Andrea R. Bloomer
3 John F. Bowyer
3 David C. Brokovich
3 Lloyd E. Brown Jr.
3 Robert E. Brown
3 Patricia A. Buddington
3 Anthony S. Call
3 Nelson K. Cambata
3 James A. Carleton, CM
3 Linda Castle
3 James L. Chapin
3 Matthew A. Charette
3 Deborah D. Charnasky
3 Rex B. Cheskaty
3 Allen D. Christensen
3 James R. Cicardo
3 Daniel R. Coogan
3 Todd A. Crane
3 Donald L. Crosswell
3 Kevin J. Cunnion
3 Ronald J. Damiano
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3 Neville J. Daruwalla
3 Dennis M. Davitt
3 William E. Dietz
3 Kristy J. Dodge
3 Dennis P. Donato
3 Theodore A. Dourdeville
3 Karen D. Duerbeck
3 Matthew B. Dumler
3 James F. Duncan
3 Kathleen A. Durkin
3 Olumide O. Emuleomo
3 Maurice R. Epps Jr.
3 Timothy P. Evans
3 Harold Fields
3 John M. Finn II
3 Andrew B. Fitzgerald
3 Michael J. Fladmark
3 Mary B. Folliard
3 Krystal C. Forgenie
3 Tiffany E. Frey Holtzman
3 Mary Anne Frey
3 Bernard Fuchs
3 Garth B. Gatrell
3 Randolph H. Gattoni
3 Brian E. Gaupp, M.D.
3 William L. Geiger Jr.
3 Tracy Gibson
3 Laurie K. Giniewski
3 Brent M. Goode
3 Wolfgang D. Grethmann
3 Charles E. Gutzwiller
3 Rebecca L. Haig
3 Theresa B. Harney
3 Robert M. Heath
3 John V. Hennessey
3 Jessie J. Hewett Jr.
3 Charles R. Hewitt Jr.
3 Donald L. Hill
3 Ronald H. Hix
3 Frederick W. Hood
3 Roberta M. Horne
3 Douglas W. Houston
3 David A. Huddleston
3 Lisa L. Huddleston, Ph.D.
3 Elmer R. Humbert
3 Mitchell D. Huskey
3 Morris R. Johnson Jr.
3 David A. Jones
3 William P. Kearns
3 Brian R. Keenan
3 Christine A. Keenan
3 John F. Kelly
3 Thomas J. Knotts
3 Fred T. Komoroski
3 Ernest G. Lautzenheiser
3 Mark E. Lawler
3 Matthew C. Livingston
3 Kelly A. Long
3 Douglas R. MacCullagh
3 David P. Mackovjak,
USN Ret.
3 Robert W. MacQuinn
3 Matthew V. Mahoney,
Ph.D.
3 James W. Majewski
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3 Susan D. McKay
3 William L. McKinney
3 Cecelia M. Miles
3 James L. T. Mills
3 Joseph M. Moffatt
3 Valerie A. Morgan
3 Aaron D. Morris
3 Kenneth M. Nicholson
3 Roxanne L. Nikolaus
3 Richard H. Nunn
3 Christy L. Owens
3 Patrick D. Owens
3 Brian J. Paternostro
3 Lawrence M. Perna
3 David L. Perry
3 William B. Perry
3 Curt A. Peterson
3 David C. Pfeifler
3 Vladimir Popovic
3 Margaret D. Quade
3 Lori K. Racaniello
3 Ronald H. Ramsey
3 Thomas R. Ransom
3 Eric S. Rebenkoff
3 David W. Roberts
3 David A. Rocheleau
3 Jeffrey L. Rombach
3 Ling Rothrock
3 Theodore M. Ryan
3 Raymond F. Sablynski
3 Birendra K. Sahijwani
3 Philip J. Saulnier
3 Michelle R. Saunderson
3 Cynthia R. Schmitt
3 Dwight W. Schwendeman
3 Paul M. Severance, USA
Ret.
3 Ajit N. Shrestha
3 Enrica K. Singleton
3 David A. Smith, USMC
3 Edwin A. Smith III
3 Marshall Smith
3 Felix A. Soto-Toro
3 Mary A. Spivey
3 Elaine M. Stark
3 Laurie B. Statmore-Smirl
3 Johnnie L. Steuber
3 Stephen C. Summerlin
3 David L. Tellet
3 Andrew D. Tinkham, Ph.D.
3 Richard S. Tomasello
3 Peter H. Velikin
3 Charles C. Viall, USA
3 Angelena N. Vitter
3 Richard P. Vogh III
3 Stephen P. Wagner
3 Robert B. Walker
3 Charles T. Wallschlaeger
3 Frank C. Westphal
3 Felecia M. Wilson
3 Karl W. Wise
3 Kim W. Wixon
3 Donald A. Woodruff
3 Alfred Yee Litt
3 Andrew J. Ziegler
Non-Alumni
Consecutive
Years 3+
Non-alumni who have given
three or more years consecutively as of April 30, 2011
25 Randall L. Alford, Ph.D.
25 J. Clayton Baum
25 Melissa P. Baum
25 Thomas E. Bowman,
Ph.D.
25 T. Roger Manley, Ph.D.
25 Wendy L. Potter
25 William C. Potter, Esq.
25 Richard L. Turner, Ph.D.
25 John G. Windsor Jr., Ph.D.
24 Richard N. Baney Sr.,
M.D.
24 Joseph M. Flammio,
CFP, CIMC
24 John T. Hartley
24 Martha Hartley
24 Lynn E. Weaver, Ph.D.
22 F. S. Guerin
21 Sharon C. Irvin
21 Richard H. Schnoor
20 William K. Gabrenya
Jr., Ph.D.
20 A. Thomas
Hollingsworth, Ph.D.
20 Jaqueline Hollingsworth
20 Paul A. Jennings, Ph.D.
20 Edward H. Kalajian,
Ph.D.
20 Priscilla A. Kalajian
20 Marilyn C. Link
20 John G. Morris, Ph.D.
20 Gordon L. Nelson, Ph.D.
20 Gordon M. Patterson,
Ph.D.
20 John K. Roach
20 Julia R. Roach
20 William D. Shoaff, Ph.D.
19 Eugene S. Cavallucci
19 Rebecca S. Cavallucci
19 Connie Chiles-Cooke
19 Pamela Dettmer
19 Joseph R. DiPrima
19 Penella J. DiPrima
19 Patricia D. Pruitt
19 Joan H. Sorensen
19 Scott T. Sorensen
18 Manolis Tomadakis, Ph.D.
18 Kathy A. Turner
17 Celine Lang, D.P.A.
17 Gary F. Lang
17 Carole K. Maul
17 George A. Maul, Ph.D.
17 Hamid K. Rassoul, Ph.D.
16 Donna Baker
16 Alan B. Brown, Ph.D.
16 Jeanne A. Farmer
16 Phillip W. Farmer
16 William R. Harris
16 Howell H. Heck III, Ph.D.
16 Elinor S. McKee
16 Jean-Paul Pinelli, Ph.D.
16 Thomas J. Saam
16 Matthew A. Wood
15 Bob Briggs
15 Catherine A. Elder, Ph.D.
15 John Hadjilogiou, Ph.D.
15 Brent E. Peoples
15 Michael Scafati
15 Patricia Scafati
15 Terri L. Wright
14 Dianne M. Rhodes
14 Donald G. Rhodes, M.D.
14 Walter C. Simciak
14 John J. Talone Jr.
13 John C. Barranti, Ed.D.
13 Walter J. Gatti
13 Richard L. Griffith, Ph.D.
13 Erik E. Joh, Esq.
13 Victoria Joh
13 Junda Lin, Ph.D.
13 Michael H. Williams
12 Laszlo A. Baksay, Ph.D.
12 Mary E. Bonhomme,
Ph.D.
12 Raymond F. Bonhomme,
Ph.D.
12 Dorothee A. Custer
12 Lee Garner
12 Sylvia G. Garner
12 Joan B. Leake
12 Margaret B. Moore
12 Rachele A. Ross
12 Robert A. Taylor, Ph.D.
12 Virginia J. Taylor
11 Thomas V. Belanger, Ph.D.
11 Trish M. Campanini
11 Ken Droscher
11 Mary Droscher
11 William L. FInc.h
11 Allen S. Henry, Ph.D.
11 Sandra Henry
11 Joseph M. Hixon IV
11 Barbara J. Oswalt, CPA
11 Terry D. Oswalt, Ph.D.
11 Carol Schiff
11 Alice Spinelli-Culbreth
11 Karen S. Sukolsky
11 Robert Sukolsky
11 Monica C. Thomas
11 Nathaniel E. Villaire,
Ed.D.
10 Drew M. Bentley
10 Cheryl A. Bester
10 Judith H. Buzzi
10 Diane L. Deaton
10 Erin Freeman
10 Janet M. Harazda
10 Bjørg M. Hermansen
10 Bjørnar K. Hermansen
10 Lawrence B. Kenkel, Esq.
10 Mary Beth Kenkel, Ph.D.
10 Jane Kirschenbaum
10 Malcolm R.
Kirschenbaum, J.D.
10 Alfred B. Osterhout
10 F. Alan Smith
10 Sharon Smith
10 Elizabeth J. Swann
10 Jim T. Swann III
9 Anthony J. Catanese,
Ph.D., FAICP
9 Sara Catanese
9 Doris W. King
9 Maxwell C. King
9 Jane L. Koke
9 Robert F. Koke
9 Samuel P. Kozaitis, Ph.D.
9 Christine P. Lance
9 Howard L. Lance
9 Marion K. Merry
9 Luella C. Mills
9 H. Greg Peebles III
9 Scott G. Pinkerton
9 Sheldon Prial
9 John E. Reynolds Jr.
9 Muzaffar A. Shaikh, Ph.D.
9 Suzanne M. Valencia
9 Fontaine Wallace
8 Raymond A. Armstrong
Sr., M.D.
8 Sharon Armul
8 Paul Battaglia, D.B.A.
8 R. Mason Blake, J.D.
8 Carolyn M. Cacciatore
8 S. S. Cacciatore, Esq.
8 Andrew M. Clark, Ph.D.
8 David E. Cook, Ph.D.
8 Nancy E. Cook
8 Arturo E. Echarte
8 Mary L. Elwell
8 Robert J. Gillen
8 Melissa A. Gordon
8 Kevin W. Graham
8 JoAnn Heflich
8 Thomas W. Hodges
8 Judith A. Jensen
8 Judith A. Kelliher
8 Mary Helen McCay, Ph.D.
8 T. Dwayne McCay, Ph.D.
8 Robert A. Merrill
8 Marty Miller
8 Ilona Mueller
8 Lucie B. Muns
8 Hubert C. Normile Jr., Esq.
8 Kenneth W. Pichon
8 Sarah O. Silvernail
8 John L. Slack
8 Mark G. Thompson
8 Ronald P. Trunzo
7 Richard G. Alper
7 Toni Alper
7 S. Ann Becker, Ph.D.
7 Debra S. Cook
7 Lydia S. Crane
7 Frederick H. Dobbs
7 John W. Duncan
7 David A. Fassino
7 Julie V. Fisher
7 Freddie Garcia Jr.
7 Pamela A. Gatto-Gallo
7 John R. Hopkins
7 Susan Hopkins
7 Fred A. McCurry
7 Lisa K. Moore
7 Ashok Pandit Ph.D.
7 Delores O. Spearman
7 Guy M. Spearman III
7 Elaine N. Taylor
7 Cherie Thompson
7 Kimberly Trujillo
7 Carol W. Waters
7 Frank M. Webbe, Ph.D.
7 Rosalind E. Weiss
7 Steven K. Weiss
6 Ravi Agarwal, Ph.D.
6 Lisa M. Alliss
6 Thomas J. Bannon
6 Ritva T. Bowman
6 Clifford R. Bragdon, Ph.D.
6 Sarah V. Bragdon
6 Faye Braud
6 Mary C. Butters
6 David J. Carroll, Ph.D.
6 Lisa Caruso
6 Emily C. Cato
6 Carol G. Cook
6 Robert L. Cook Jr.
6 Diane W. Croteau
6 Harry L. Deffebach III
6 Kim P. Deffebach
6 Helene C. DeGroodt-Belt
6 Cynthia L. Earp
6 James H. Earp
6 Ellen C. Fagan Pryor
6 Brian G. Fisher
6 John J. Francey
6 George T. Gergora
6 Joan M. Gergora
6 Robert O. Ghiotto
6 Joseph H. Glover III
6 Dorothy S. Johnson
6 Ralph A. Johnson
6 Tama L. Johnson
6 Darcia Jones-Francey
6 Alicia A. Macom
6 William C. Macom
6 Adrienne G. Meyer
6 Gerald Meyer
6 John C. Meyerholz
6 William M. Mims
6 Paula G. Molnar
6 Thomas R. Molnar
6 Maureen E. Nicholson
6 Erin C. O’Brien
6 Jeanne Odermann
6 Maria A. Peebles
6 Donna J. Pichon
6 Terry W. Raney, J.D.
6 Tracy B. Ravin
6 Jim L. Ridenour
6 Frederick B. Rotz
6 Beverly H. Sanders
6 Mark S. Sanders
6 Robert P. Schmidt
6 Renee L. Sekersky-Zung
6 Ann H. Sepri
6 Paavo Sepri, Ph.D.
6 Wendy I. Shlossman
6 Jeffrey S. Shuman
6 Katie H. Shuman
6 Cynthia N. Smith
6 Donna P. Smith
6 Jessie Smith
6 Karen L. Speed
6 Kerry T. Speed
6 Judith E. Tintera
6 Annmarie V. Waite
6 Thomas D. Waite, Ph.D.,
PE
6 Jodee C. Wilfong
6 Robert C. Wilfong
6 Judith D. Willey
6 R. P. Wimmer
6 Donald A. Wylie
6 Grace R. Wylie
5 Edgar L. Angell
5 Martha L. Bekkum
5 Linda E. Bergmann
5 Eric J. Braga
5 Julie M. Braga
5 Harry E. Brandon
5 Wendy S. Brandon
5 Debra L. Campos
5 G. D. Clark
5 James B. Clark
5 Mark C. Cobb
5 Charles D. Corman
5 Luke J. Daly
5 Gene Davis
5 Judy E. Davis
5 Ann L. Downey
5 Jeanette M. Doyle
5 Gayle A. Duncombe
5 Jay C. Duncombe
5 Dave Duthie
5 Stephanie J. Entice
5 Jacki L. Evans
5 Daniel P. Faherty
5 Madeline A. Fielding
5 Melissa A. Flammio-Clark
5 Leasha D. Flammio-Watson
5 Leslie R. Forster
5 Ruth E. Funk
5 David W. Gamblin
5 Robert S. Goldberg
5 Michael J. Goodrich
5 Gary L. Hamme
5 Phyllis E. Hansen
5 David Harvey
5 Judy B. Healy
5 John R. Henkelman
5 Nancy T. Henkelman
5 Patricia G. Holmes
5 Bruce W. Jacobus
5 Susan G. Kahn
5 Kathleen Kane
5 Florence W. Kaslow, Ph.D.
5 Dennis J. Kulonda, Ph.D.
5 Helga Lamb
5 VInc.ent S. Lamb Jr.
5 Rick D. Leonard
5 Courtland S. Lewis
5 Linda M. Lundstedt
5 Joe Mann
5 Linda J. May
5 Randall L. May
5 Barbara H. Mazzone
5 Ronald L. McClung
5 Sleighton F. Meyer
5 John M. Milbourne
5 Sharon Mischker
5 Rita Moreno
5 David K. Poetker
5 Tatiana S. Pommer
5 Hector E. Ramirez
5 William E. Redfoot
5 Mary R. Renfro
5 Robert M. Renfro
5 Gloria Reynolds
5 John M. Ritter
5 Nancy S. Ritter
5 Norma C. Roth
5 William D. Roth, PA
5 Barbara D. Roy
5 Matthew J. Ruane
5 Gilbert A. Russell
5 Charles F. Scanlon, USA
Ret.
5 Katherine T. Seymour
5 Scott J. Seymour
5 Gary S. Spanke
5 Jeanette C. Sparks
5 Anita N. Sperling
5 Kenneth P. Stackpoole,
Ph.D.
5 Susan Stackpoole
5 Richard A. Szelag
5 David J. Tomczak
5 Joann B. Torpey
5 Cecilia Tyne
5 Barbara C. Wall-Scanlon
5 D’Alta Y. Yacoub
5 Nazieh K. Yacoub
4 Jean M. Allan
4 William R. Anderson Jr.
4 Carolyn T. Angell
4 Monica H. Baloga, Ph.D.
4 Brian E. Baney
4 Holly M. Baney
4 Robert W. Barth
4 Katherine Baum
4 Robert L. Bennett Jr.
4 Amy J. Blazejowski
4 Kimberly A. Brown
4 Lee A. Cataline
4 Karen L. Chin
4 Cedric J. Ching
4 Harry W. Coates III
4 Beverly J. Cole
4 Edward W. Conroy
4 Everett S. De Jong, M.D.
4 Sherrill R. Dobbs
4 Ann B. Downing
4 David W. Dunn
4 Midge Dunn
4 Bobbie L. Dyer
4 Rosalind G. Evans
4 Sandra Fiedler
4 Tristan J. Fiedler, Ph.D.
4 Robert H. Fowler
4 Robert Frey
4 Shirley A. George
4 Barbara V. Glover
4 Jeryl Graham
4 James I. Granger Sr.
4 Amy Gray
4 Ralph L. Harper Jr., Ed.D.
4 James H. Hobson Jr.
4 William J. Holland
4 David D. Hott
4 Charles E. Jones
4 Helen J. Jones
4 Shawna S. Kelsch
4 Judith A. Kinshaw-Ellis
4 Janet O. Koca
4 John E. Krause
4 Melisa Lynch
4 Edwina C. Marooney
4 Richard Marooney
4 Grady J. Marshall
4 Shirley J. Mataxis
4 Christina G. Matthews
4 Peter V. Mazzone
4 Suzanne B. McClung
4 Richard P. McNeight
4 Teresa McNeight
4 Kathleen S. Messersmith
4 Kitty Niebuhr
4 Robert E. Niebuhr, D.B.A.
4 Mark J. Novak, Ph.D.
4 Michael A. Otero
4 Iris J. Parr
4 Marilyn J. Penn
4 Raymond H. Penn
4 Harriett S. Pfrimmer
4 Roberta J. Piper
4 Denise Ramirez
4 Linda A. Savold
4 Laraine C. Schultz
4 Teresa Sees
4 Jonathan M. Shenker,
Ph.D.
4 Sara Snyder Crumpacker
4 Homer G. Sparks
4 Jacie Stivers
4 James E. Stivers
4 Fred E. Sutton
4 Meredith M. Sutton
4 Kevin A. Tinsley
4 Deborah L. Tomczak
4 Deirdre Van Horn
4 Sandra M. Walker
4 Ellen K. Webbe
4 Debra R. Wolfard
3 Albert J. Anderson Jr.
3 Barbara A. Baker
3 Pamela M. Bard
3 Martina Bergeron
3 John A. Blasy
3 Barbara A. Bockman
3 Samuel L. Bockman
3 Peter J. Bolduc
3 Cynthia G. Boyd
3 Dorothy Brett
3 Joseph J. Brett
3 Kelly C. Camirand
3 Heidi Cambata
3 Marilyn Carter
3 Mauricio J. Castellon, M.D.
3 James Cioni
3 Janice Cioni
3 Roger G. Cleaver
3 Jeffrey E. Cleveland
3 Katherine P. Cobb
3 Michael T. Coleman
3 John R. Colton Sr.
3 Kay L. Colton
3 Patrick D. Converse
3 Wesley B. Covell
3 Michelle Damiano
3 Carol M. Dana
3 Christie Daruwalla
3 Jack C. Davis
3 Georgette W. Diaz
3 Peter Diaz, USAF Ret.
3 Roger W. Dobson
3 Jeanene Donilon
3 Brendan Donnelly
3 Karen M. Dourdeville
3 Ann L. Dunn
3 Ernestine S. Duty-Davis
3 Joseph R. Dwyer, Ph.D.
3 Catherine A. Ford
3 F. Alan Ford
3 Rachel Fornes
3 Elaina R. Friesel-Garvin
3 James I. Granger Jr.
3 Glady Gurtner
3 Marlane Gutzwiller
3 Lori A. Halbert
3 Patrick F. Healy
3 Leslie M. Hellemann
3 Betty N. Herget
3 Robert Hoffman
3 Myra K. Igo-Haley
3 Joan Joesting-Mahoney,
Ed.D.
3 Elizabeth P. Johnson
3 Theodore E. Johnson
3 James D. Karp
3 Jason G. Kempf
3 Dana S. Kilborne
3 Karen W. Kramer
3 Teresa Lasota
3 Robert J. Leader
3 James F. Lesser
3 Claude I. Letsinger III
3 Thomas Leupp
3 Lisa N. Lewis
3 William H. Lewis
3 Tracy D. Little
3 Nicole C. Livingston
3 Douglas C. Mac Phee
3 Marie Marcinkowski
3 Thomas J. Marcinkowski
3 Carol L. Martin
3 Robert E. Martin
3 John P. Mason
3 Carla S. McCann
3 Samuel S. McClure
3 Shelly McNulty
3 George A. Medlin
3 Kimberly Mikolajczyk
3 Mark S. Mikolajczyk
3 Scott T. Mikuen
3 Susan M. Morse
3 Jeffrey T. O’Brien M.D.
3 Joni F. Oglesby Ph.D.
3 Matthias Plum, Jr.
3 Graham G. Rainbow
3 Luella W. Rainbow
3 Faye Read-Huber
3 Paul B. Rhuda
3 Theodore R. Richardson
III, Ed.D.
3 Lee P. Roberts
3 Anne L. Robinson
3 Adrienne B. Roth
3 Amy R. Rothrock
3 Doreen M. Russell
3 Peter Sacco
3 Martha L. Sale, D.B.A.
3 Vera R. Sattler
3 Gretchen A. Sauerman
3 Judith S. Saulnier
3 Winston E. Scott
3 Daniel R. Simpson
3 Karen E. Simpson
3 Benjamin T. Smith
3 Joseph O. Sofia
3 Christine Solitro-Charette
3 Elting L. Storms
3 Susan Subocz
3 Rachael P. Sumner
3 Wesley D. Sumner
3 Barbara A. Switzler
3 Thomas D. Switzler
3 Moira P. Thorstad
3 Sylvia D. Tomasello
3 Lisa A. Troner
3 William A. Troner
3 Kimberly S. Vice
3 Thomas E. Vice
3 Frances J. Warkomski,
Ed.D.
3 Gary N. Wells, Ph.D.
3 Michael K. West, PE, Ph.D.
3 Timothy J. White
3 Alton H. Worrall
3 Denise L. Young
3 Philip Yu
3 Leonor G. Zies
3 Peter M. Zies
Alumni Donors
by Years
Class of 1962
James L. Fay
Class of 1963
Paul G. Dearman
John G. Krampert
Class of 1965
William H. Dickson
B.W. Koeppel
James B. Way
Class of 1966
William L. Burns
Warren K. Lackie
Class of 1967
H. J. Braul
Sydney G. Hill
Joe J. Lynn
Aaron D. Morris
John S. Porter
Harold A. Sullins
Class of 1968
Frederick C. Burgett Jr.
James E. Eldridge
Jack B. Galpin Sr.
Thomas W. George
Frank R. Leslie
Douglas K. Lipscomb
Charles R. Mainville
James J. Ogan
John L. Rivard
Tomas R. Santos Jr.
John G. Waring
W. A. Webb
Frank C. Westphal
Class of 1969
Robert E. Brown
James R. Bruce Jr.
Eugene A. Cucchiara
Dennis P. Donato
Melvin R. Hall
Victor Kukel
William L. McKinney
Joseph J. Nagle III
David L. Perry
Thomas R. Ransom
William F. Sandusky III
John J. Tori
Richard P. Vogh III
Class of 1970
Eugene C. Branson
James L. Chapin
Melvin Drukman
Bernard Fuchs
Matthew S. Godek
Meridith M. Harrell
Larry D. Hughes
Eddie J. Laplante
James W. Majewski
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John T. Oakes
Michael J. Pastore
Andrew Petrulak
Joanne M. Pfannenstiel
Albert W. Sauls
Sam A. Stenberg
Bruce M. Strean
John F. Wendt
William C. Willmot
Class of 1971
Lona H. Bell
Francis R. Drago
David J. Egli
William S. Gulick
Robert M. Hardy
Arecio A. Hernandez
Daniel E. Hinton Sr.
Ernest G. Lautzenheiser
W. M. Manduke
Robert P. Mathewson
William P. McLachlen
Billy W. Melton
Paul M. Merry
Victor J. Palmieri
James E. Preissner
William H. Selvey
Bhupendra R. Shah
Gilbert I. Siegel
Edward Standera
Class of 1972
James G. Bergman
Curtlan C. Betchley
Ludwig A. Bezemek
Michael J. Bruckner
Kenneth J. Calcatera, USA
Ret.
Chris A. Campbell
Robert T. Cato
Robert J. Coles
William H. Creed Sr., USA
Ret.
Scipio deKanter
George A. Downey Jr.
James F. Duncan
Michael J. Fladmark
Edward D. Gerber
Thomas Gutierrez
Robert W. Inglis
Paul M. Joyal
David J. Kaczmarczyk
Philip J. Kielkucki
Thomas J. Knotts
David A. Lyons
John B. Mahoney
George J. Morstatt III
John T. Pierce
Herbert W. Piper
Thomas L. Powers
James E. Pruitt Jr.
Arnold E. Rowland
Thomas F. Ruth
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H. J. Samolowicz
Thomas J. Stauffacher
Deborah M. Stepien
Emil L. Stevens
Jeremy G. Tyler
Michael H. Ussak
Jules Wetekamm
Peter E. Winter
Michael P. Zaccardo
Class of 1973
George M. Ammon
Gary S. Bushko
Christopher S. Carlson
Joseph Caruso Sr.
James Cates
Thakor K. Champaneria
Hayward C. Ducharme
Mary A. Emmons
Robert R. Fisk
David L. Force
Duane C. Futch
George W. Gering III
Douglas L. Hutchens, USA
Gary S. Kaminski
Robert J. Keiser
David P. Klementowski
Edward C. Koenig III
F. Bruce Kovacs
Richard A. Lackey
Michael B. Luntz
Michael T. Maiuri
John B. McLellan
John F. Meagher
Robert A. Moore
Rowland J. Nicholson, USA
Charles M. Philyaw
Stewart H. Roberts
Peter S. Roses
Jackie P. Russell
David R. Schechter
Ronald E. SInc.lair
Kenneth B. Taylor
Richard S. Tomasello
Alfred Yee Litt
Class of 1974
Steven J. Agid
Casey J. Baker
Robert M. Ball, AAE
Russell J. Ballagh
Larry G. Bennett
Louis J. Boston, USA
James S. Bothwell
Willard R. Bright, USA
Richard P. Burns
Ernie L. Cantelmo
David S. Chang
James E. Clausner
William E. Dietz
Bruce Dzadek
Joseph E. Eckelman
Roy S. Ellzey
Bobby H. Freeman
Jeffrey J. Geuther
Steve S. Gilbert
Robert W. Goodrich
Philip J. Henderson
James M. Kentosh
Deborah D. Koenig
Rosann Kryczkowski
Ricardo R. Lushington
Mark C. Lyons
Craig D. Marquette
Charles A. Martin
William W. McGaw
Phil G. McGill
Stuart Mendelsohn
Justin E. Moore
Harry Mortkowitz
Richard J. Noble
Gerald E. Nostrand
Henry O. Sees Jr.
Mahendra R. Shah
Dean L. Smehil, NOAA
Donald A. Stewart
Clifford R. Sturdivant
Fred W. Styer
David M. Thomas
Hugh H. Wilson
Otis G. Wilson
Class of 1975
Philip V. Abbott
George W. Anderson Jr.,
Ph.D.
A. R. Anzzolin
Eric L. Botnick, CIH
John F. Bowyer
James A. Carleton, CM
Lynn E. Cooper, PE
Vance N. Cribb
Robert J. Crossley
Barry M. Donovan, USN
Theodore A. Dourdeville
Maurice R. Epps Jr.
Wilburn C. Griswold
Jono Hren
Fred T. Komoroski
Susan F. Krabbe
Barbara B. Larson
Alexis S. Loo, USN
Robert J. Lorenz
Jeffrey R. Lucas
Edward C. McCarthy
Norman A. McDaniel
Charles E. McShane Jr.
William B. Messersmith
Stephen D. Michael
Marc H. Michalovsky
David R. Motschman
George T. Nickolas
Lawrence M. Perna
Robert O. Porter, USA Ret.
John P. Ramee
Lawrence P. Rebel
Birendra K. Sahijwani
J. A. Smith, Ph.D.
Thomas F. Stewart III
Charles C. Viall, USA
June M. Viviano
Charles T. Wallschlaeger
Steven Weber
Dennis O. Wissinger
Daryl Yee Litt
Class of 1976
Erick R. Abadie
Richard A. Ankener
Charles R. Barnhart
Jeffrey P. Benes
Brian C. Benicewicz
Susan C. Bradfield
Michael H. Braund
William P. Bukevicz
Paul S. Capaldo
William L. Carr
John M. Cook III
Dale E. Darr
Harold R. DeFrieze
Leopoldo M. Dominquez
Douglas M. Dunbar III
John T. Foreman
Dana C. Goodrich III
Richard H. Goring
Jeffrey N. Hicks
Ronald H. Hix
James M. Huntington
Elsa M. Kaye
James E. Lacy Jr.
Rafael V. Lopez
James A. Lowry Jr., USAF
Ret.
Eric C. Mallen
Daniel C. Mestayer Jr.
James E. Miller
James L. Mills
David T. Morgan Jr.
Edward M. Mulhern, USNR
Rene L. Norton
Richard C. Noth Jr.
John J. Pabin
Steven F. Pachan
Anita L. Parisi
Judd J. Repka
Gary J. Rosenbloom
Susan K. Runco
Anil Saigal
Allyn R. Saunders, CPM
Philip A. Shlossman
Gregory J. Smith
Kenneth J. Spanglere
Arthur H. Stadlin
Richard C. Stiffler
Judith B. Strother, Ph.D.
Keith G. Troutman
John A. Valente
Ronald T. Walters
John K. Welton, USAR
Glen O. Wilcox
Dean E. Wright, USA
Jeffrey T. Young
Class of 1977
Tod M. Adamson
Mark S. Aniello
Richard L. Ay Jr.
Philip A. Barbaccia
Michael J. Benik
Georgia E. Binns Hanington
Raymond A. Bole
Thomas A. Brown
Gail A. Connery
Thomas L. Crossen
Leslie M. Davies-Hilliard
Jeanette A. Davis
Robert J. Edwards III
Edmund B. Everette, USAF
John M. Finn Jr.
Eugene A. Flohre
Frederick A. Gorham IV
Joseph J. Grasela, USA Ret.
Larry E. Gunnin Sr.
Harvey L. Harmon
Stephen G. Hausrath, M.D.
Robert H. Hill
Anthony X. Hoyer
Mark D. Koontz
Jennifer J. Latici
Mark W. Lee
Ted W. Leonard
Mark S. Lewis
John S. MacLeod
Charles E. March
Mark A. Maris
Robert C. McCann
Lowell McKinster, USA
Karla H. Micka
Delane F. Moeller
Richard H. Nunn
Larry M. Ondic
Ronald H. Ramsey
Marlyn Reynolds
Kenneth A. Sawyer
Donald E. Smith
Larry L. Sutton
Brian R. Tevlin
Barbara H. Thompson
John S. Twaddell III
Cornell L. Ullman
Class of 1978
Eric M. Adams
Harold C. Arrich
Robert J. Bachman
Patricia S. Barlow
Nelson K. Cambata
Deborah D. Charnasky
Kim S. Clark
Martin P. Conricote
Jeffrey W. Cunkelman
James R. David
Ronald C. Davis
Francis J. DeSilva
Eve G. Duddy
Richard A. Englebach
Katharine L. Felson
VInc.ent Ferrando Jr.
Evan C. Futterman
Barry J. Haslett
William L. Heumann
David A. Huddleston
Lucien F. Keller Jr.
Mark E. Lintz
Roger M. Martig
Jerry L. McCollum
Michael J. Mengel
William M. Modrak
Thomas L. Mohney
William R. Muns
David C. Nichols
William B. Perry
Paul A. Rice
Arthur E. Rogers
Robert V. Sarkissian
Greg A. Schmidt
Michael M. Shackleford
Norman D. Snyder
Donald J. Stepnicka
Raymond M. Walker
Bennie E. Williams, USA
Class of 1979
Mitra Aryanpour
Vicki T. Bannon
VInc.ent A. Bernhard
Steven T. Butterfield
David G. Byro
David B. Campbell
Paul R. Carlton Jr.
Richard J. Cloud
Daniel R. Coogan
Daniel A. Copeland
John K. Corney
Thomas W. Feick Jr., USA
Ret.
Lesley C. Gray
T. J. Harvey
Charles R. Hewitt Jr.
Deborah Heystek
QuInc.y C. Hobbs Jr.
Catherine M. Hoffman
Ronald D. Jakobson, USA
Louise L. Jenkins
William P. Kearns
Mario K. Kuhar
Kristine J. Kuhl-Klinger
Jacques L. LaBrosse
John P. Langley
Mark E. Lawler
Fredric A. Lombardo,
PharmD.
Chester A. Murphy III,
USA Ret.
Jesse E. Palmer
David C. Pfeifler
Bradford S. Pickrell
Barbara J. Reed
William J. Riley
James P. Robison, USA Ret.
Jeffery T. Sample
John T. Schmidt
Robert C. Schuyler
Paul M. Severance, USA Ret.
Kenneth E. Shepard
Kurt W. Sopp
Mary A. Tierney
Karl W. Wise
Class of 1980
William G. Arnold
Matthew E. Asai
Earnest G. Beck
John A. Bester
Dale E. Boger
Carlos J. Bumanglag
Michela A. Coffaro, ACSW
James D. Dahmann
Richard S. Flatt
Clarke O. Fowler
Gary L. Freed
Dixie D. French
Wolfgang D. Grethmann
Lawrence O. Hall
Richard A. Halprin
Stephen H. Hansell
Frank R. Harris
Masato Hata
Anita L. Hudson
Wilton L. Jordan Jr.
John F. Kelly
Cecilia A. Knoll
Thomas J. Kunhart, USA
Gregory P. Lee
Mathias L. Margut
William E. Mayer
Susan D. McKay
Craig S. Milan
Joseph M. Murphy
Steven L. Murray
Richard L. Myers
Randy J. Norman
Donald C. Parsons
Robert J. Pratt
Alan L. Prestwood
Denise A. Rotolante
Lisa C. Saluck
John E. Schweppe
Michael G. Shawcross
Paul T. Siefert
Timothy D. Sutton, USMC
James B. Thomas
J. Bradford White
Class of 1981
Dale M. Abrahamson
Timothy R. Baker
Carl H. Bowles Jr.
Gilbert F. Byrd Jr.
Rex B. Cheskaty
Duane E. De Freese, Ph.D.
Thomas B. Deck
Zachary A. Duys
Wayne A. Estabrooks
Gregory A. Fox
Jill E. Gaupp
Peter E. Gibbs
Sharon L. Hixon
Marie B. Hoffman
William H. Hyatt
Elizabeth H. Kentosh
Thomas R. Kivinski
Timothy P. LaBo
Gregg Lamontagne
Victoria G. Lockard
David B. Meyer
Charles G. Millstein
David J. Misisco
Robin C. Perry
Anthony L. Peters
Norman D. Polansky
Alan L. Quimby, PE
Joseph Roman, Ph.D.
Stanley Salek
Gigi H. Savona
Joseph W. Unterkofler Jr.
Ahmed I. Vanya
Thomas M. Walker, USA
Ronald R. Willey
Class of 1982
Hermon J. Alamene
David W. Asherman
Thomas G. Bigelow
Jaime Birmaher Ghitis
Robert F. Bradley
Lloyd E. Brown Jr.
Irene N. Chang
Madelyn F. Cole
Michael S. Dean
Philip F.D. Devlin
William F. Donovan
Paul J. Dronka, USA
Larry W. Falkie
Charlotte M. Fuller
Garth B. Gatrell
Susan E. Glanville
Cynthia Gleisberg
Norma J. Gordon
Diane D. Hayward
Jessie J. Hewett Jr.
John J. Higgins
Norman B. Hodges Sr.,
USA Ret.
Elmer R. Humbert
Philip A. King
Joan S. LeMosy
Gaeton A. Long
Donald V. Lusk
David M. Mauro
Martin F. McAlwee
David L. Mecartney
John D. Narciso
Alan R. Parris
Allan J. Penksa
Curt A. Peterson
Warren W. Pryor
Bruce N. Shibles, Esq.
James K. Smith
Mary A. Spivey
Cathy Steel
Johnnie L. Steuber
Mary J. Toupin
Robert Trujillo
Allen R. Walter
David B. Wisinger
James L. Wright
Kathleen C. Yhip
Class of 1983
Charles S. Alliss
Jan C. Anszperger
Prattsie L. Artis
Bernard R. Baker
Bernard A. Barnes
Lawrence Bollen Jr.
Barry S. Brown
Ann B. Carlson
Bobby Chin
Ronald L. Cole Jr.
Harlan E. Cross
Russell J. Davis
Andrea G. Deratany-Blasy
Katherine M. Detchemendy
Marvin J. Diaz
Kristy J. Dodge
Barbara E. Emmert
Charles R. Evans
Michael E. Feustel
Leslie T. Flynn
Stephen J. Foster
Wayne E. Fried
Kathleen R. Gillin
Marcia M. Groh-Hammond
Thomas L. Haller, USA
Michael P. Hammer
Catharina D. Haynes
Robert M. Heath
Lori A. Hentschel
Kevin M. Hester
Jon P. Hillen
Koji Hirano
John F. Justak
Joseph A. Kasprzak
Lawrence R. Kennedy
Brian J. Lally
Douglas R. MacCullagh
Robert W. MacQuinn
John B. Niles
Gina L. Oliverio Senia
Donna M. Porter
Herbert L. Raiche
Ravi K. Ravikumar
David D. Raymond
John L. Romano
Tawatchai Sriwatana
Janet E. Stone
Peter B. Turner
Terrence P. Vernes
Felecia M. Wilson
Olusegun S. Yakubu
William R. Zak
Class of 1984
John B. Allen Jr.
Rhoda A. Baggs
Bradley P. Baker
John F. Belton Jr.
Anders P. Bergmann, USAF
Lynn G. Biggs
Susan L. Carlson
Song T. Chang
Donald L. Crosswell
Wesley R. Eller
William E. Ferguson, USA
Gloria M. Filardi
Michael B. Galaburri
David A. Golieri
Doris J. Guerrant, Ph.D.
Regina J. Hamilton, USA
Jerry S. Harrington
Larry L. Hunter
Paul T. Inman, USA
Duwayne W. Jones
Howard R. Klein
Judy D. Klein
Peter J. Lamb, Ph.D.
William H. Lynch, PE
Amy E. Mazurek
Sandra E. McAllister
Floyd D. McLamb
Robert J. McNeil Jr.
William B. Moon
Robert D. Moore
David T. Munns
Stephen R. Murphy
Dennis J. Peters
Amy M. Pierce
Suzanne M. Preston
Dolores H. Price
Michele N. Raymond
Randal B. Rees
Boisneuf A. Richardson
Raymond F. Sablynski
Michael E. Sears
Leonard L. Serratore
Joseph L. Small
Katherine J. Sorrell
Irvin R. Spoonhour
Lawrence Strunk
David J. Sye
Andrew J. Ziegler
Class of 1985
Wayne L. Andrews Jr., PE
Robert D. Assael
Robert J. Basta
Carolyn M. Beale, USA Ret.
Marguerite R. Berry
James L. Blackford
Jeffrey R. Bradshaw
Catherine D. Bright
David A. Carter
Susan C. Cherubino
Allen D. Christensen
Gregory A. Corrigan
Francis A. Cossaboon
Ronald J. Damiano
Patrick Debrosse
Jacqueline J. Dunn
Kathleen A. Durkin
Peter B. Dyson
Bonnie A. Elkins, USA
Michael K. Ferrari
Andrew B. Fitzgerald
Donald D. Freeman
Joseph Fucci
John W. Gill
Oksana Z. Heck
John V. Hennessey
Kevin J. Hess
David W. Johnson
Warren M. Jones
Coleman D. Kenison Jr.
Bart R. Kessler
Suzanne L. Kozaitis
Donelson C. Lawry
Thomas W. Lewis
David P. Mackovjak, USN
Ret.
David G. Martin
William P. McInnis
Neil W. Meischeid
Robert E. Neild
Tricia W. Newsome, USA
Kenneth M. Nicholson
Christopher J. Pilotti
Sairam N. Pokala
Lawrence P. Pollack
John W. Rerucha
Sandra D. Rice
Ramona A. Rosario
Breck T. Shortley
Rosemary L. Smith
Stephen C. Summerlin
Nancy M. Tebeau
David L. Tellet
Lawrence E. Thurman, USA
Michael J. Torchia
James M. Torpey
Class of 1986
Dennis E. Andersen
Mark V. Andrews
Jeffrey S. Baloun
Douglas T. Banks III, USA
Steven G. Bernstein
Mildred G. Betancourt
Jeffery S. Beyer
Troy F. Borema, USN
Patricia A. Buddington
Doug D. Chapman
James S. Colletto
Tyler W. Crickette
George L. Davis
Paul J. Dimauro
Colleen L. Dubuque
Theodore S. Dunkle
Katharine P. Dunlevy
Brian J. Eaton
Olumide O. Emuleomo
Martin F. Gaffey
William L. Geary Jr.
David M. Harrah
Jose A. Hidalgo Jr.
Andrew J. Holmes
Frederick L. Holmes
Roberta M. Horne
Kevin E. Jeffries
Robert T. Kowalski
Wayne W. Leong
Stephen F. Lynch Jr.
John K. MacFarlane
Thomas D. Madison
William T. McLamb
Michael T. McQuaig
Mehmet T. Odman
Raymond W. Ogilvie
Mindy A. Parsons
Eric S. Rebenkoff
Bradley D. Reed
Janet Robertson
William A. Ryan
Christel C. Saylor
Roland Schlierf
Dwight W. Schwendeman
Debra A. Seager
Richard E. ShermanMiranda, PE
Paula M. Sind-Prunier
Mikael A. Sodergren
Michael J. Sorg
Richard J. Sprague
Elaine M. Stark
Douglas P. Strand
Peter A. Vandervoort
Kenneth W. Watson Sr.
Andrew E. Wheeler Jr.
Jack R. Wierengo Jr.
James R. Wilder
Donald A. Woodruff
Bernd W. Zoller, USA
Class of 1987
Paul H. Ascoli
Denis P. Bilodeau, USA Ret.
Robert D. Cason
Stuart M. Cohen
Daniel A. De Poli
Gary I. Dushkin, Psy. D.
Robert E. Filer, USA
John P. Freitag
Yonas D. Gebre-Amlak
Wendy Gordon
William G. Harris
Beverly J. Henion
Robert W. Herbig
Michael R. Jayne
Rose Ann Jones
Wayne King
Janice M. Krogh
Andrew T. Lamb
Gerardo L. Martinez
Bryan R. Meewes
James D. Mikell
Thomas E. Moldenhauer
Audrey D. Myers-Bernstein
Marco R. Oosterling
James R. Page
Brett Patterson
James E. Preece
Bruce E. Przygocki
Peter E. Pugsley
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Donald E. Rodgers
Timothy P. Rot
Robert T. Rowe
George R. Ruff, USA Ret.
Jeffrey M. Schiff
Rodney H. Schmidt, USA
Laurie B. Statmore-Smirl
Dayle R. Stevens
Joel Stieglitz
Nelvin E. Tyler Jr., USA
Stephen Wallace
Kimberly J. Walsh
Xiaojun Wang
Kathleen M. Wojtas
Class of 1988
Colleen S. Amgott
Rafael Arroyo
Irene K. Babcock
Paul E. Campbell
Dennis M. Davitt
Michael B. De Zearn
Steven R. Dearmin
Sean P. Doran
Gregory L. Gaydosh
Benjamin F. Gilbert Jr.
Jeffrey T. Harris
Emily Hayes
David M. Hone, USN
Timothy W. Johnson
David A. Kirchner
Peter T. Kovacs
Thomas W. Krystock
Tommy L. Marks
Michael J. McGinnis
Cynthia L. Meyer
Buddy P. Morgan
Michael R. Mullaney
Mary L. Murphy
Nancy A. Orbell
William D. Pattee
Theresa L. Poppell
Nathern B. Priddy
James O. Quinn
Navaid Razzaq
Jeffrey L. Rombach
Jody J. Rossi
Wayne A. Savold
Andrew C. Schelich
Berchard R. Shipley
Jonathan P. Tate
Naim Temsamani
Carol A. Venice
Class of 1989
John J. Ackerman
Luis Miguel S. Adao, Ph.D.
James A. Alliss
Roger D. Appel
John D. Bard, Ph.D.
Carmen L. BarraganPascual
Thomas E. Barthel
Robert L. Blanchard
Grant W. Bookhultz
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Elard R. Chavez
Kevin T. Connelly, USA
David A. Corsetti
Bruce R. Crain
Denise M. Devito
Eugene F. Donahue Jr.
Michael J. Dornin
Lilani J. Ellis
Holger Findling
Thomas J. Folliard
John P. Gagliardo
J. Carey Gleason
Debra W. Gould
Albert M. Hagopian, PE
Douglas R. Healey
Joseph L. Ilk, USNR, CPA
James L. Jacobs
Scott D. Kerr
Gregory M. Knox
Joseph J. Lavorgna
Milton K. Lewis
Timothy W. Ling, PE
Edward D. Livaudais
Brenda K. Mattingly
Debbie A. McCarthy
Megan M. Mellinger
Carolann C. Mierzejewski
Patricia G. Miller-Dell
Valerie A. Morgan
Adriana B. Myers
Pamela J. Nabors
Brian M. Naszradi
Paul D. Parks
Elmer R. Pensack
Lori K. Racaniello
Stacy L. Riley Wimbley
Brenda F. Robbins
Xavier F. Rosales
Kenneth A. Scarborough Jr.
Shena J. Scott
Jill M. Severe
Martin C. Shaver
Paul S. Swann
Scott R. Ulrey
Robert B. Walker
Shelba S. Wetheral
Jules A. Yasuna
Class of 1990
Glenn A. Auve
Carl H. Bannister
Carlie G. Barbour
David C. Brokovich
Bino Campanini
Janet T. Crawford
Scott A. Currie
Thomas J. Dee
Christopher S. Donahue
Steven T. Freeman
Laurie K. Giniewski
Denise P. Glass
Edward P. Grosso, USA
Lixing Gu
Ronda R. Henning
Richard D. Horner
Sharon A. Jantzen
Morris R. Johnson Jr.
David A. Jones
Jill Klucher
Lynda L. Koerber
Heather M. Lukes
William D. Marsh
James A. McDevitt
Roger D. McElyea
Mark W. Mellinger
Robert J. Montano
James M. Neal
John F. Olski
Sujata K. Osowski
Ray F. Paprocky
Jan L. Reed
Scott R. Rein
Victor B. Ross III, USN Ret.
Francis M. Rotella
Edward A. Scerbo Jr.
Arthur T. Schofield
Ralf Seip
Marshall Smith
Felix A. Soto-Toro
Michael A. Tomcsak
Deborah K. Ware
Richard L. White
Class of 1991
Mark C. Alexander
Rekha K. Bangalore
Debra S. Blenis
Rudolfo A. Brown
Merrie A. Cartwright
Robin Chan
Christopher T. Chang
Brian S. Crane
Timothy J. Czysz
Gary D. Dadic
John P. Entsminger
Christopher S. Fafard
Jennifer A. Good, USA
Douglas E. Harvey
Madeline E. Jean
David J. Karlen
Jessica K. Koelsch
Sherrick T. Kowalczik
Rebecca J. Lambert
Wanda W. Maddox
Allan C. Marble
Richard J. Mazzaccaro, Ph.D.
Mary K. McCarthy
Alan G. McKillip
Timothy P. McMahon
Denise H. McMillin
Linda N. Milgrim
Sharon L. Nader
David R. O’Connell
Patricia A. Ourednik
Dale M. Pasonski
Patrick P. Pilosi
Amish K. Shah
Justin L. Spitzer
Gary M. Spurrier
Laura F. Star
Ann Stocker
Christopher Sullivan
Debra F. Thompson
Jeffrey R. Touvell
Ozias Travis Jr.
Richard P. Utyro
Michael C. Warner
Kim W. Wixon
Richard H. Wylly
Class of 1992
Rebecca J. Archer
Carolyn V. Baney
Douglas J. Bayley, USAF
George M. Boger
Teri G. Chaves
Shien-Chung Chiao, Ph.D.
Alan W. Coady
Aaron B. Crawford
Suzanne R. Cunningham
Richard N. Darco Jr.
Daniel A. Delaurentis
Thomas M. Demchak
Marilyn R. Epsky
Alvaro N. Fuster
Randolph H. Gattoni
Jennifer E. Gladski
Timothy J. Greer
Fitzgerald Haig
William V. Hanson, USA Ret.
Douglas W. Houston
Tariq Jamil
Thomas G. Julius
Eugene C. Kabana
Elizabeth Knoblauch
Stephen F. Koca, PE
Semen Koksal, Ph.D.
Michael J. Lamoreaux, PE
James J. Langenbach
Gee-Hwa E. Loh
Daniel A. Luebke
Lisa McLeod
Joseph M. Moffatt
Roxanne L. Nikolaus
Danny A. Niswander
Margaret D. Quade
David A. Rocheleau
Axel Rohde
Helene B. Sanford
Michael R. Sassone
Michelle R. Saunderson
Walter J. Sawyer
Gail M. Stewart-Iles, Ph.D.
Gregory R. Stubbs
Sharon G. Studer
Debra L. Tolson
Carmen E. Turull
Michael J. Wadzinski
Robert M. Wahl
Helaine M. Zarek
Class of 1993
John Antoon Jr.
Michael M. Baldomir
Bridget R. Berardinelli
Lauriann Busco
Linda Castle
Wendy Chaves
Chris A. Collura
James J. Conomea Jr.
Karim J. Courey
William J. Cunningham,
USA Ret.
Kevin J. Cunnion
Johanna J. Escardo-Boomsma
Timothy P. Evans
Susan L. Farnsworth
Alan D. Fredericks
Robert T. Gunning Jr.
David L. Hansen
Beverly C. Hartgrove
Joseph Heinzman Jr.
Michael E. Henry
Karl F. Hoffmann
Catherine M. Houlahan
Gregory R. Howes
Mitchell D. Huskey
Richard L. Joossens
Vikram Kapila
Christine A. Keenan
Sushil N. Keswani
John C. Kratt
Julie L. Lumpkins
Mark A. Mason
David A. McLaughlin
Michael A. Meckley
Amanda C. Meyer
Brian J. Paternostro
Kenneth R. Peach
Amy A. Simon-Miller
Enrica K. Singleton
John E. Sonatore
Joel K. Stephens
Renee M. Styles
Angel L. Telles
John Verghese
Jay W. Weeks
Steven G. Woods
Jamie Q. Wright
Limin Wu, Ph.D.
Yunfeng Yin, Ph.D.
Class of 1994
Mary I. Barker
Kameswara R.
Bhethanabotla
Charles E. Bouk
Don A. Burlingame
Matthew A. Charette
Theresa C. Cherry
Carmina L. Clark
Guy B. Cofield Jr.
Neville J. Daruwalla
Douglas J. DiCarlo
Karen D. Duerbeck
Michael L. Gordon
Tony E. Greene
Bridgette M. Kendrick
Kurt J. Kwitzky
Frank C. Lin
Jason W. Lloyd
William K. Myers
Douglas K. Nehring
Joyce E. Oster
Robert L. Owens
Paul E. Paulick
Michael J. Phillips
Ronald A. Roff
Shea S. Shannon
Thomas R. Stautz, USA
Wendell T. Watts, CPIM
Denver J. York, PE
Class of 1995
Tammy M. Borkowski
Jamie J. Breslin
David O. Brock
Anthony S. Call
Michael F. Carmichael
Edward P. Cheng
Abdelmoula Elharti
Ali Eryilmaz
Brian D. Fritz
John J. Gontkof III
Alberta W. Gross
Maryanne E. Hazen
Frederick W. Hood
Julie L. Horton
Richard E. Krassel
Sandra A. Latta
Geoffrey P. McAlwee
Martel A. McFarlane
Michael E. Mead
Dunstan L. Mensah
Janet R. Merkt
Donn Miller-Kermani, Ph.D.
Daniel C. Nazzaro
Dennis S. Parker
Daniel C. Pelletier
Maurice S. Pickett
Robert W. Pratt
Vadim Y. Raff
David W. Roberts
Gerald P. Schoepflin
Tod M. Schuck
Kevin P. Sebastian
Jay R. Tyne
Susan E. Whitley
Cynthia A. Wilson, USA
Ian S. Wilson
David B. Wood
Class of 1996
Thomas L. Barlow
Shirley P. Bumatay
Jeffrey M. Capelli
Deborah S. Carstens, Ph.D.
Leonard A. Clark
Todd A. Crane
Donna L. Crum
Mani V. Desik
Christian Y. Drouet
d’Aubigny
Sylvia E. Edwards
Jeffrey T. Faino
Robert E. Feury Jr.
Michele D. Guy
Jennifer A. Hanselman
Stacey S. Heaton
Brandy S. Hein-Douglas
Donald L. Hill
Tanya E. Knight
Luke P. Michaelson
David C. Muh
Khalillolah K. Nemati
Shay E. Park
Alfredo R. Perez
Laura B. Rochester
Ajit N. Shrestha
John T. Stenger, USA
Tom W. Utley
Alexander R. Wall
David A. Withers
John J. Yurick III
Milo M. Zonka, CFP
Class of 1997
Robert G. Asfar
Barbara J. Bailey
Jerry Baker
Kevin Barry
John H. Cain, Ph.D.
Roy H. Cole
Rebecca D. Dohn
Matthew B. Dumler
Robert T. Emens
Brian M. Fischer
Jeanette J. Friedland
Brent M. Goode
Jennifer M. Goslin
Damian A. Hite
Karen A. Lowitz
John H. McKitrick
Ted S. McNally
Mark F. Merz
Spyros Nomikos
David L. Pereira
Avis G. Riley-Mussio
James R. Roebuck
Jerome Thomas
Stacey E. Tucker
Peter H. Velikin
Sharie A. Youmans
Shisheng Zhao
Class of 1998
James E. Althouse
L C. Beall III
Jose L. Collazo
Kim L. Gage, USA
Damian R. Josefsberg
James Kahl
Steve W. Lingar
Amy P. Losh
Alan L. Norwood
Travis Proctor
Edwin K. Retter
Rachel A. Schipper
Edward L. Scott
Marla D. Spingarn-Zucker
Penelope L. Vassar
Chelsea K. Ward
Michael R. Zarnetske
Class of 1999
John T. Barstow
Colleen M. Cannon
Alan K. Crouch
Keitha Dattilo-Bain
Tracy Gibson
Jesse Goldfarb
Kelvin J. Goodwine
Lucita D. Kahn
Gerald M. McMillen
Jennifer S. Rannings
Jose A. Reilova
James M. Ronaldson
Pauline V. Tonsil
Tristan K. Webbe
Class of 2000
Anthony M. Briggs
Sarah L. Dunsford
Randall K. Francis
Melanie L. Gange
Theresa B. Harney
Carla D. Kellner
Sharon M. Kennedy-Burns
Lorraine B. Leacock
Cecelia M. Miles
Nikhil Nilakantan
Christy L. Owens
Beth A. Panocha
Joy B. Patterson
Linda A. Pfister
James C. Risner
David A. Smith, USMC
Kevin J. Thomforde
Mark R. Vansant
Danielle L. Ward
Parthasaranthy Venkatram
Class of 2001
Melissa M. Albertsen
Slayde S. Barnes
Donald E. Cresitello
Sara B. Fieberg
Stephanie T. Hopper
Catherine J. Huskerson
George D. Kennett
David B. Locuson
Weyni A. Nazon
Beverly K. Penaranda
Vladimir Popovic
Daniel P. Sandlin
Jolann M. Simciak
Ursula V. Strahm
Jay R. Webster
Class of 2002
Ali M. Al-Hammami
Carol G. Batte
David L. Corbin
William L. Geiger Jr.
Terry W. Meier
Daniel S. Nicholson
James J. Nowicki
Morgan M. Plamondon
Jon H. Shepherd
Jeffrey A. Spratt
Crayton L. Sterns
Bobby S. Valacheryil
John D. Van Gilder
Feng Yang, Ph.D.
Class of 2003
Susan C. Brundick
Roy W. Burgess
Daniel J. Curtis
James M. Droppleman
Michael S. Durham
Harold Fields
Robert J. Fish
Richard A. Gray
Danny E. Holland
Paul R. Host
Emanuel Huggins
Charles T. Hutcherson
Jose Y. Jimenez
Astrid C. Lahiere
Estelle M. Martin
Erin E. McDevitt
Randy E. McGee
Everton S. Raymond
Allison L. Swint
Robert G. Szrama
Melissa E. Tribou
Di Jia Wang
Class of 2004
Sarah K. Berninger
Jeffrey A. Bloomer
Carleton D. Busby
James R. Cicardo
Dwayne R. Codrington
Christopher R. Han
Oliver D. Hanson
Russell B. Hinkle
Heather L. Hitt
Amy T. Ho
Elizabeth L. Mazzone
Rebecca Mazzone
Kathryn J. Pichan
Douglas C. Rauscher
Leighton S. Rowe
Stephanie S. Skelonis
Eric L. Whikehart, PE
Christian C. White
Class of 2005
Susie C. Allen-Sierpinski
Yannick Gunter R. Berger
Jennifer L. Bewley
Brian T. Fisher
Krystal C. Forgenie
William T. Girton
Kenneth F. Gottschalk
Elizabeth A. Haupin
John M. Hearin
Carol D. Holcomb
David Jackson
Percy R. James
Gregory A. Koumbis
James R. Latimer
Alexis C. Lelekis
Kelly A. Long
Leslie G. Miller
Stacey A. Munoz
Patricia D. Paige
Ross N. Peralta
Velana Perez
Timothy T. Ross
Allison B. Taylor
Christine A. Wujick
Class of 2006
Joan C. Beck
Marjorie A. Bishop
Robert A. Dutchie
Melissa A. Heater
Sharon R. James
Elizabeth Lang
Douglas Lightner
Julie M. Mann
Zachary P. Niforos
Nadine N. Noorhasan
Timothy A. Pelletier
Richard P. Pruss
Timothy G. Riley
Tyler R. Settle
Kristi S. Van Sickle, Psy. D.
Gregory K. Walker
Victoria E. Zalewski
Class of 2007
Amy L. Bennett
Kimberly V. Carroll
Karen M. D’Alberto, PMBA
Joseph P. Dietz
Brian E. Lundy
Daniel J. McLean
Douglas G. Wright
Class of 2008
Marjorie A. Beckett
John E. Chambers
Mary A. Compton
Michele L. Crook
Stella A. Jackson
Jason C. Metz
Theodore M. Ryan
Lisa M. Scheurer
Daniel R. Schlegel
Cynthia R. Schmitt
Thomas W. Thompson
Class of 2009
Fanak M. Baarmand
Robert E. Barnes Jr.
Daniel S. Beard
Amanda C. Coburn
Clarissa V. Cunz
Michael R. DePaolo
Peter Griessler
Deric J. Hausmann
Lesha T. Hill
Jyoti M. Kulkarni
Jennifer I. Neuhard
Matthew H. Priebe
Dwayne B. Taylor
Daniel O. Vazquez Anglero
Matthew L. Williams
Class of 2010
John C. Almasi
Brendan J. Barriere
Edgar C. Blanchette III
Cara J. Bortz
Lisa M. Cole
Joan M. Fallone
Kimberly D. Fulks
Max M. Hagadone
Lekshmi Krishnan
Rick Lorello
Thomas J. Misilo
Joseph W. Pindell
Amilkar A. Quintero Segovia
James E. Woodard
Class of 2011
Cynthia M. Kiio
Matthew C. Melvin
Jason M. Rothaermel
Daniel H. Tsukuda
Faculty and
Staff
Ravi Agarwal, Ph.D.
Randall L. Alford, Ph.D.
Dorothy A. Allen
John C. Almasi
Michael W. Babich, Ph.D.
Rhoda A. Baggs
Laszlo A. Baksay, Ph.D.
Monica H. Baloga, Ph.D.
John C. Barranti, Ed.D.
Paul Battaglia, D.B.A.
William R. Battin
J. Clayton Baum, Ph.D.
Marjorie A. Beckett
Thomas V. Belanger, Ph.D.
Penelope D. Bernard
Barbara E. Bingnear
Raymond F Bonhomme,
Ph.D.
Alan B. Brown, Ph.D.
John H. Cain, Ph.D.
Annika Caldwell
Bino Campanini
David J. Carroll, Ph.D.
Deborah S. Carstens, Ph.D.
FAICP
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Robin Chan
Shien-Chung Chiao, Ph.D.
Carol A. Chiaverini
Patrick D. Converse
Debra S. Cook
Nancy E. Cook
Charles D. Corman
Paul J. Cosentino, Ph.D.
B. A. Cudmore
Diane L. Deaton
Alan L. Devereaux
John W. Duncan
Gayle A. Duncombe
Joseph R. Dwyer, Ph.D.
Abdelmoula Elharti
Richard T. Elmore Jr., Ph.D.
Ali Faisal
Tristan J. Fiedler, Ph.D.
Carla L. Funk
William K. Gabrenya Jr.,
Ph.D.
Robert O. Ghiotto
William T. Girton
Greg M. Graham
Kevin W. Graham
James I. Granger Jr.
Richard A. Gray
Richard L. Griffith, Ph.D.
John Hadjilogiou, Ph.D.
Fredric M. Ham, Ph.D.
Gary L. Hamme
Ralph L. Harper Jr., Ed.D.
Thomas H. Harrell
Howell H. Heck III, Ph.D.
Nancy Holder
Pei-Feng Hsu
Sharon C. Irvin
Paul A. Jennings, Ph.D.
Tama L. Johnson
Lars R. Jones, Ph.D.
Florence W. Kaslow, Ph.D.
Judith A. Kelliher
Mary Beth B. Kenkel, Ph.D.
Frank L. Kinney
Melissa Klos
Vicky W. Knerly
Cecilia A. Knoll
Semen Koksal, Ph.D.
Suzanne L. Kozaitis
Celine Lang, D.P.A.
Rosemary G. Layne, Ph.D.
Steven M. Lazarus
Gary D. Ledford
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Junda Lin, Ph.D.
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William M. Mims
Kunal Mitra
Margaret B. Moore
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Ilona Mueller
Timothy R. Muth
Jennifer I. Neuhard
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Sarah S. Ostrander
Glen Outlaw
Myla S. Outlaw
Dana Palencar
Kathleen Pallone
Thomas Palmersheim
Dolores M. Pannell
Frank W. Pannell
Kurt D. Panouses, Esq.
Jackie M. Pantello
Elaine T. Parnell
Iris J. Parr
Bachu C. Patel
Jennifer Patrick
Elaine M. Paul
Debra J. Pavlakos
Ralph R. Paylor
Philip Pecorella
Maria A. Peebles
Candance Pelham
Marilyn J. Penn
Raymond H. Penn
Brent E. Peoples
Lori N. Peppers
Ralph S. Perers
Susan F. Perers
Nancy B. Perry
Karen L. Peterson
Lois J. Peterson
Charles L. Pfrimmer
Harriett S. Pfrimmer
Deborah B. Phebus
Richard H. Phelan
George Philipps, USN (RET)
Martha W. Philipps
Andrina M. Phillips
Donald G. Phillips
Elizabeth Pickton
Winifred T. Pilosi
Julie Pinkerton
Scott G. Pinkerton
Roberta J. Piper
Shannon T. Pitner, CFP
Sheri Pittenger
Matthias Plum, Jr.
Shirley Plumb
Billie J. Poehailos
David K. Poetker
Gregory H. Pollock
Holly R. Pollock
Tatiana S. Pommer
Carol Poole
Patricia M. Porter
Veronica M. Post
Richard M. Potter
Wendy L. Potter
Mary C. Poynter
Raymond R. Poynter
Priyanka Prakash
Debra A. Preston
Richard W. Price
Elaine G. Prime
Barbara Proctor
James A. Proctor Sr.
Walter W. Prodouz
Nancy G. Proffitt
Patricia D. Pruitt
Brenda S. Radke
Joe Radosky
Elouise P. Rafferty
James E. Rafferty
Karla B. Rafferty
Graham G. Rainbow
Luella W. Rainbow
Bonnie B. Ranzino
Marion D. Ranzino
Jane A. Rasmussen
Faye Read-Huber
Elizabeth S. Redfearn
Carol H. Reeve
Gerald S. Reeve
Ronnal P. Reichard
Chuck Reinighaus
Mary R. Renfro
Robert M. Renfro
Emille M. Reynolds
Gloria Reynolds
Dianne M. Rhodes
Caroline Rhuda
Paul B. Rhuda
Mitchell S. Ribak
Joshua Rice
Matthew E. Rice
Emma M. Richard
H. Van Richard
Elizabeth R. Richter
Ray Richter
George B. Richter-Addo,
Ph.D.
Jim L. Ridenour
Marcia L. Ridenour
George E. Rippis
John K. Roach
Julia R. Roach
George E. Roberts
Lee P. Roberts
Mary J. Roberts
Anne L. Robinson
Cynthia Robinson
Harry M. Robinson, USN
William F. Robinson Jr.
Peter Rochester
Alice Rodriguez
Jerome Roehl
Lisa A. Rogers
Jack J. Rood
Alexandra M. Roses
Scott J. Roslonowski
Victor B. Ross III, USN Ret.
Adrienne B. Roth
Norma C. Roth
William D. Roth, PA
Amy R. Rothrock
Bradley A. Roub
Bryan R. Roub
Judith E. Roub
Joseph S. Rousseau
Jacqueline R. Rowe
Shay Rowe
Barbara D. Roy
Faith Ruocco-Gilonna
Gilbert A. Russell
Noel Sabiston
Peter Sacco
Prasanta K. Sahoo, Ph.D.
Chris Saltmarsh
Jamie R. Sancartier
Kimberly Skiles Sancartier
Bertha Sanchez
Judith A. Sanders
Mark S. Sanders
Deborah A. Sands
Yolanda Santini
Kamran Sarkart
Vera R. Sattler
Judith S. Saulnier
Paula Savage-Harr
Linda A. Savold
Patricia Scafati
Charles F. Scanlon
Sandi Scannelli
Konrad J. Schiessl
Lois A. Schiessl
Carol Schiff
Erik W. Schiller
Jan K. Schipper
Rachel A. Schipper
Robert William Schlitts III
George A. Schmidt
Teresa L. Schmidt
Jill A. Schroeder
Laraine C. Schultz
Ronald G. Schultz
Edward I. Scott
Laura Scott
Lisa M. Scott
Steven E. Scott
Timothy N. Scott
Teresa Sees
Lourdes Seip
Roger A. Sevigny
Sandra K. Sevigny
Richard A. Shader
Rita J. Shader
Lois K. Shapiro
Michael A. Shapiro, M.D.
Amanda L. Sharp
Darrel K. Sharp
Judy Sharp
Leslie G. Sharp
Douglas L. Sharpe
Mary R. Sharpe
Barbara Shaw
Edward P. Shaw Jr.
Lawrence M. Shaw
Sumner T. Shaw Jr.
Robert R. Sheely
Carol Shehadeh
Sandra P. Shenker
John S. Sherman
Rheta C. Sherman
Lisa J. Shimkus
Stephen A. Shimkus
Wendy I. Shlossman
Mary G. Shores
Christopher Shumake
Mona Shumake
Jeffrey S. Shuman
Katie H. Shuman
Donald E. Sibert
Lawrence F. Sietsma
Sheryl D. Sietsma
Sarah O. Silvernail
Walter C. Simciak
John W. Simmons
Bonnie S. Simpson
Daniel R. Simpson
Brigitte K. Sinton
David Sinton
Joseph E. Siwiec
Allen L. Slagle
Gary Smigiel
Cynthia N. Smith
Donna P. Smith
Eileen F. Smith
Jessie Smith
Tracy Smith
William M. Smith Sr.
Charles L. Snell Jr.
Cynthia M. Snell
Sara S. Crumpacker
Joseph O. Sofia
Christine Solitro-Charette
Julie K. Song
Si Y. Song
Douglas P. Sorensen
Joan H. Sorensen
Melanie J. Sorensen
Scott T. Sorensen
Susan M. Sorensen
Homer G. Sparks
Delores O. Spearman
Guy M. Spearman III
Anita N. Sperling
Jack B. Spira
Judy L. Spira
Bonnie Spitzmiller
Frank M. Spitzmiller
Susan Stackpoole
Edward L. Stahley
Melissa H. Stains
Todd J. Starkey
Christopher Steere
Yvonne Steere
Mark A Stephens
Marta N. Sterling
Bari C. Stevenson
Sandra L .Stiffler
Becky Stiles
Jacie Stivers
James E. Stivers
Wayne L. Storey
Elting L. Storms
Edwin F. Strother
Daniel L. Stump, M.D.
Susan Subocz
June A. Suermann
Vaughn Suit
Karen S. Sukolsky
Robert Sukolsky
Mary A. M Sullins
Donna J. Sullivan
Shannon G. Sullivan
Rachael P. Sumner
William Sunter
Jacqueline L. Sutton
Meredith M. Sutton
Hilary Swain
Ralph W. Swanson
Marietta M. Swarner
Barbara A. Switzler
Thomas D. Switzler
Angela P. Tablin
Philip H. Talbert
John J. Talone Jr.
Jeanine R. Tanz
Edward E. Tapasak
James B. Tarr
James G. Taulbee
Nancy R. Taylor
Virginia J. Taylor
James D. Templeton
Dennis Tharp
Beatrice L. Thibeault
Donald G. Thibeault
Jerome Thomas
Jim Thomas
Silvia Thomas
Cherie Thompson
Mark G. Thompson
Richard S. Thompson
Moira P. Thorstad
Maryann Thurber
Thomas Thurber
Barbara A. Tomanek
Paul F. Tomanek
Sylvia D. Tomasello
Karin Tomasetti
Randall H. Tomb
David J. Tomczak
Deborah L. Tomczak
Stephen T. Toomey
Larry D. Torchia
Joann B. Torpey
Darrell D .Torrence
M. Susanne Torrence
Maria V. Torres
Gerald L. Travers
Julius W. Trimbach
Lisa A. Troner
William A. Troner
Gayle H. Truitt
Kimberly Trujillo
David Turnage
Cecilia Tyne
Judith M. Ufferman
Robert C. Ufferman
Allen D. Unseth
Gabriel J. Uscategui
Lorna J. Uscategui
Richard C. Vail
Luby B. Van Daalen
Bartel Van Der Veek
Frits Van Eeden
Harry Van Loock
Kimberly C. Varco
Samuel A. Varco III
Garry M. Varnes Jr.
Kathryn Varnes
Barry Vaught
Tim Verpaele
Beverly A. Vitaliano
Stephanie Vlattas
Donald Von Wahlde
Annmarie V. Waite
Thomas D. Waite, Ph.D., PE
Sandra M. Walker
Barbara C. Wall-Scanlon
Joyce M. Ward
Marcia M. Ware
Willard Warren
Mark Warzecha
Carol W. Waters
Gregory Watson
Joan E. Waugh
Hannah K. Webb
Nina W. Webb
Ellen K. Webbe
Emily Webber
David C. Weber
Marilyn S. Weber
Renne E. Weber
Michael Weiland
Gregory J. Weiner
Gail J. Weinnig
Steven K. Weiss
Michael W. Welch Sr.
Beverly Wells
Carrie Wells
Holly E. Wesche-Conn
Michael K. West, PE, Ph.D.
Alisa A. White
Ross A. Whitley
George Whitney
Amy Wian
James T. Wiggenhorn
Joan K. Wiggenhorn
Judith D. Willey
Judi T. William
Amelia G. Williams
Michael B. Williams
Michael H. Williams
Tess Williams
Steven Wilmarth
Mark L. Wilson
Rhett Wilson
Richard K. Wilson
R. Patricia Wimmer
Pamela J. Winn
Richard J. Winn
Darla K. Wisinger
Donna Witek
Nicholas J. Witek Jr.
Holly Woemmel
Tessa Wolak
Debra R. Wolfard
Janet M. Woo
Elizabeth H. Wood
Joseph H. Wood Jr.
Theresa A. Wood
Lai Sheong Woodrum
Norman Wooten
Alton H. Worrall
Angela Wright
Cathie H. Wright
John J. Wright
M. Catherine Wright
Donald A. Wylie
Martha J. Young
Philip Yu
Cheryl Zappola
David D. Zavetz
Michele J. Zavetz
Jennifer Zegel
Catherine F. Ziebell
Leonor G. Zies
Peter M. Zies
Lyle H. Zody
Barbara Zorn
Martin R. Zung
Ruth Zung
Parents
Wayne L. Andrews
Donna Andrews
Robert M. Ball
Susan J Ball
Macon C. Ballard
Trina Lynn Ballard
John C. Barranti
Patricia A. Barranti
J. Clayton Baum, Ph.D.
Melissa P. Baum
Marjorie A. Beckett
Thomas E. Bowman
Ritva T Bowman
Barbara A Calcagni
John A. Calcagni
Robert D. Cason
Genevieve Cason
James Cioni
Janice Cioni
Ethel M. Crews
Phillip R. Crews
Ethel Maxam Crews
Diane L. Deaton
Jeanette M. Doyle
Dennis K Doyle
Louise L. Jenkins
Susan Jurgens
Edward H. Kalajian
Priscilla A Kalajian
Christina G. Matthews
Don Matthews
Gerald M. McMillen
Christine McMillen
Paris Michaels
Anamaria M. Michaels
Margaret B. Moore
Ilona Mueller
Susan G. Potter
Richard M. Potter
Andrew W. Revay
Jane B. Revay
Thomas J. Sanders
Judith A. Sanders
Kenneth A. Sawyer
Cynthia R. Schmitt
David Schmitt
Ann H. Sepri
Paavo Sepri, Ph.D.
Lawrence F. Sietsma
Sheryl D. Sietsma
John G. Spadaro
Jeanette C. Sparks
Homer G. Sparks
Patrick Stevens
Robert L. Sullivan
Donna J. Sullivan
Nathaniel E. Villaire
Sonja A. Villaire
Frank M. Webbe
Ellen K. Webbe
Harry P. Weber
Marilyn S. Weber
Gary N. Wells
Beverly Wells
Foundations
Americans Baseball
Foundation
AT&T Foundation
Balda Family Foundation
Ball Corporation
Matching Gifts
Bisk Family Foundation
Boeing Gift Matching
Program
Bristol-Myers Squibb
Foundation, Inc.
The Emil Buehler Perpetual
Trust
Cairns Foundation Inc.
Community Foundation For
Brevard County
Creative Political
Foundation
Dayton Foundation
Depository, Inc.
Eckerd Family Foundation
Fiduciary Charitable
Foundation
Joseph M. Flammio Family
Foundation, Inc.
The Freedom Forum
GenCorp Foundation
General Electric Foundation
Goldman, Sachs & Co.
Matching Gift Program
Goodrich Foundation
Google Matching Gifts
Program
Gulf Coast Community
Foundation of Venice
Harris Foundation
Hartley Foundation
Howard & Christine Lance
Charitable Foundation
IBM Matching Grants
Program
IGO Foundation
James T. & Diana Barnes
Foundation
Jewell Family Trust
Lettie Pate Whitehead
Foundation, Inc.
Microsoft Matching Gift
Program
Monsanto Fund
Morgan Stanley Smith
Barney Foundation
Musk Foundation
National Philanthropic
Trust
PSEG Foundation
Raytheon Matching Gifts
Rockwell Collins Matching
Gift
Roub Family Foundation, Inc.
Scheidel Foundation
The Schwab Fund For
Charitable Giving
Spearman Foundation
State Farm Foundation
The Henry Family
Foundation, Inc.
The Andre Family
Foundation
The Devereux Foundation
The Harry and Wendy
Brandon Family
Foundation
The Progressive Insurance
Foundation
The Richard Foundation
The University Financing
Foundation, Inc.
United Space Alliance Trust
Verizon Foundation
Walter J. Gatti Foundation
Inc.
Wells Fargo Foundation
Xerox Foundation
Organizations
by Giving level
Q4 Services LLC
Midwest Research Institute
Rotary Club Of Indialantic
Megotta, Inc.
Sutton Properties, LLP
Berman Hopkins Wright &
LaHam
National Management
Resources Corp.
Northrop Grumman
Integrated Sys. Sector
Train To Attain
Harris Corporation
Tektronix
The Boeing Company
M.H. Williams
Construction, Inc.
Dean, Mead, Egerton,
Bloodworth, Capuoano &
Bozarth
Jim & Jonnie Swann Corp.
Omnifirst Capital
Corporation
Vulcan Materials Company
DRS RSTA, Inc.
National Collegiate Athletic
Association
Mercedes/Porsche/Audi of
Melbourne
Travel Lynx. Inc. of Brevard
County
City of Palm Bay
FLORIDA TODAY
BGI Eco Tech AG
Kempf’s Jewelers, Inc.
Brevard Business News, Inc.
Health First, Inc.
Sorensen Moving & Storage
Inc.
Barney’s Pumps, Inc.
P.D.Q. Pizza, Inc.
Southern Janitor Supply &
Services, Inc.
Scripps Treasure Coast
City of Melbourne
Satisfice, Inc.
Craig Technical Consulting,
Inc.
The Residence Inn
NKC Holdings LLC
Aesthetic Plastic Surgery
Center
Everything Brevard
Smooth Running LLC
The Clevens Center for
Facial Cosmetic Surgery
Sandpiper Sportswear
Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund
American Society of Civil
Engineers Florida
Section
Arnold-Hanafin
Corporation
Bisk Education
Clear Choice Health Care,
LLC
Gateway Development
Services, Inc.
Glover Oil Company
Kindred Healthcare
Melbourne Hilton
Oceanfront (1252)
Siemens Industry, Inc.
Wells Fargo/ Wachovia
Corporation
Lockheed Martin
Corporation
Melbourne Beach Hardware
Women’s Business Center at
Florida Tech
MC2 Inc.
Meg O’Malley’s, Inc.
Zonta Club of Melbourne
Servpro
Florida Tech Electrical
Engineering Department
BRPH Companies Inc.
Florida Power & Light
Imagjen That Inc.
SunGard Higher Education
United Way of Brevard
County, Inc.
Newton Land Development,
Inc.
The Florida Beer Company
My Sports Dreams, LLC
Bank of America Matching
Gifts
South Brevard Garden
Clubs Assoc.
Gatto’s Tires and Auto
Service
Grumman Retiree Club
Diprima Holdings LTD
Royal Palms Resort and Spa
Advanced Compliance
Solutions Inc.
BankFIRST
Brevard Pediatric Dental
Associates
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Cosgrove Enterprises
Fifth Third Bank
Florida Bank of Commerce
Gray Robinson
McClelland, Jones, Lyons,
Lacey & Williams, L.L.C
Osler Medical
Richard’s Paint
Manufacturing Co., Inc.
Sebastian Fishin Chics Inc.
Society of American
Military Engineers
State Farm Automoblie
Insurance Company
Structural Composites, Inc.
STV Inc.
SunTrust N.A. (Melbourne)
Titan America
US Foodservice
Wuesthoff Health Systems,
Inc.
Wells Fargo Community
Support Campaign
ASHRAE Space Coast
Chapter
Brevard Indo-American
Medical & Dental
Association
Io Engineers, Inc.
Neiman Marcus
Rapid Prototyping Services,
LLC
Bengel’s Burgers II, LLC
Willis North America Inc.
Marketing World Specialties
Glenn’s Tire & Recapping
Service, Inc.
Hawk’s Nest Golf Club
American Society of
Civil Engineers, Cape
Canaveral Branch
Nationwide Insurance
Foundation
Hernacki Engineering &
Construction Services,
Inc.
Quantum Technology
Services, Inc.
Misner Marine
Construction Inc.
AdvanTek Consulting, Inc.
ENGPAC
Alpha Mrc Inc.
American Business Interiors
Brett Paul Enterprises LLC
Brevard Professional
Network, Inc.
Carrick Institute
Certified General
Contractors, Inc.
Couch’s Waterproofing Inc.
Diaz Plastic Surgery
E-Techservices.com, Inc.
Embraer
Fibertronics Inc.
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Florida Airports Council
Florida Eye Associates, Inc.
Fountain of You
Four C’s Nursery
Hoyman, Dobson &
Company, P.A.
Indian River Internal
Medicine LLC
Katy Equipment, Inc.
Michael’s for Men &
Women
Porter Premiere
Dermatology
R & J Advertising Agency,
Inc.
RSM McGladrey
Spectra Contract Flooring
The Eye Institute
The Hip Chicks of Brevard
W & J Construction Corp.
Wells Fargo Home Mortgage
YKK AP America, Inc.
SICK, Inc.
Charm
Gregory Daniel Portrait
Artist
American Society of
Mechanical Engineers
Designers West Interiors
Zonka & Associates, Inc.
Grand Harbor Golf and
Beach Club
Chick-Fil-A
Florida Tech Catholic
Campus Ministry
Joey’s Bistro
Alpha Medical
Burton Braswell
Middlebrooks Associates,
Inc.
Ferrate Treatment
Technologies,LLC
Matrix Composites, Inc.
MK Structural Engineering,
Inc.
Mowlco Trailers
Senior Life of Florida
Viera Voice
Melbourne Yacht Club
Flamingo Printing, Inc.
Rio Banana Trading
Company
Chevron USA Inc.
Community Credit Union
Hampton Inn Orlando
Convention Center
MEE3 LLC
New York Life Insurance Co.
Sunbonnet Sue Quilters
Guild Inc.
Wasdin Associates Inc.
Doubletree Guest Suites
Melbourne Beach
Oceanfront
Indian River Club
Archer Daniels Midland
Company
B’Nai B’Rith Lodge 3106
Baldino Studios
Bell Management Group, Inc.
Brevard Community College
Charitable Flex Fund
E.C. Medical, Inc.
G & L Laundry Centers Inc.
Hy-Tech Thermal Solutions
LLC
Mac-Gray Services, Inc.
Mel-Hi Crew
Neuropsychology &
Counseling Associates,
LLC
State Auto Insurance
Companies
Kinberg & Associates, LLC
Society for Industrial and
Applied Mathematics
Brevard Air & Space Week
LLC
efSmart, LLC
MAI Architects Engineers,
Inc.
Pete Ballard Insurance
Agency
Regions Bank
Sun Marketing Group, Inc.
Susan Hall Landscape
Architecture Inc.
Courtyard by Marriott
Jewish Federation of
Brevard, Inc.
Morgan Stanley Smith
Barney
AV Engineering, LLC
Green Turtle Market
One Love Salon, Inc.
S & S Vending, Inc.
Three Lions Soccer
Training Academy
Brinker International
American Home Theatre Co.
Jazz Air, LLC
BJ’s Wholesale Club
Uno Restaurants, LLC
The Pampered Chef
All Service Graphics
Atlantic Photo Studio
B&B Business Solutions, Inc.
Bonset International LLC
Cape Coast Sports
Crest Cleaners
Ecos Management Services,
Inc.
Especially For Children,
Inc.
Foster Women’s Care LLC
House Of Lights
Hoyle, Tanner & Associates,
Inc.
Joel E. Boyd & Associates,
P.A.
Keewin Real Property
Company
Krasny and Dettmer
Lane Pontiac-Buick Inc.
Manatee Management and
Marketing Inc.
Marketing Talent Network,
Inc.
Off The Traxx
Palm Bay Fire Extinguisher
Company
Prestige Title of Brevard,
LLC
Progressive Recovery, Inc.
Rep-Technology, LLC
Sassy Chic
Science Applications
International
Corporation
SDR Analytics & Martime,
PLLC
Secor Strategies LLC
Sign Man, The
Swiss Just
Thallo Floral Design
The Gauzeway
The Reality Check Program,
Inc.
The Register Group LLC
Tignor Group, P.A.
R.C. Stevens
Oceanside Salon
IEEE
Premiere Theaters – Oaks 10
JDF Associates, Inc.
Ocean Spray Car Wash
BB & T
Assured Auto Works
American Electric Power
Company, Inc.
American Environmental
Testing and Design, Inc.
Anytime Travel Solutions
LLC
Brandt Ronat & Company
Burns & McDonnell
Cherie Thompson Interior
Design, Inc.
Cross-Cut Shredding, Inc.
Downtown Yoga Inc.,
Florida Tech Facilities
Management
MAK Inc.
Ocean Grill
Professional Data Storage &
Delivery, Inc.
Publix Super Markets, Inc.
Summit Manufacturing
Technologies Inc.
The Surf Gallery
Waldo’s Restaurant
Send Out Cards
Jewelry Studio, Inc.
Allegiance Contracting, Inc.
Florida Tech Civil
Engineering
Women of the Community
Chapel of Melbourne
Beach
Bridge Publications
Cap’s Pizza
OnPoint Solutions Group,
Inc.
Starbucks
A Better Copy, Inc.
Attractively Chic Boutique
Inc.
Best Buy
Cool Media Consultants
The Cove
Cravings Gourmet Bakery
Elmo’s Barber and Beauty
Salon
Haut Monde Salon, Inc.
Sapphire Computers Inc.
Shadowcrek HOA, Inc.
Sam’s Club
John Wiley & Sons
East Coast Winery
Casey’s Place
Chili’s Grill & Bar
Energy Source Distributing
Company
Inlaw Enterprises, Inc.
Olive Garden Italian
Restaurant
Florida Tech Academic
Support Center
Child Survivors/ Hidden
Children of the
Holocaust
Florida Tech Humanities
Dept.
Gulf States Marine
Fisheries Commission
Aeroservice Aviation Center
Harbor Branch
Oceanographic Institute
Aquarion Company
Fulfillment Central
Publishing, Inc.
Independent Imaging
Consultants, P.C.
Kamp – J, Inc.
LCH Consulting, LLC
Mentor Computer
Consulting
Sapphire Coumputers Inc.
Shadowcrek HOA, Inc.
Endowments
Admiral O.D. Waters
Graduate Fellowship
Alumni Association
Operations Endowment
Balda Family Scholarship
for the COA
Balda Family Scholarship
for the COE
Barbara and William Roy
Scholarship
Bill Morris Advanced Flight
Scholarship
Bisk Education Endowment
Blatt Chemistry Seminar
Endowment
Bryan LaRose Scholarship
Fund
Catanese Presidential
Scholarship
Catholic Campus Ministry
Chadley M. Rhodes
Memorial Scholarship
Civil Alumni Recruitment
Endowment (C.A.R.E.)
Commitment to Excellence
David Byron Thompson
Scholarship
Dent Smith Botanical
Garden Fund
Dr. Frank M. Webbe
Psychology Scholarship
Dr. Gary N. Wells
Scholarship
Dr. J. Clayton Baum
Scholarship Endowment
Dr. Kerry Bruce Clark
Dr. Walter M. Nunn, Jr.
Scholarship
Eric J. Primavera ASCE
Student Chapter
Endowment
F. Alan Smith Visiting
Executive Program Fund
Faculty Scholarship
Faculty Senate Adm. &
Scholarship Cm.
Farmer Scholars Program
Florida Tech Alumni
Association Scholarship
Francis O. Blume III ROTC
Scholarship
Friends of the Evans Library
(FOEL) Endowment
General Scholarships
Indiafest Brevard
Intercollegiate Rowing
Program Endowment
Jeff Simonds Memorial
Scholarship Fund
JoAnn Morgan Women in
Engineering Endowment
John F. Calcagni Memorial
Scholarship
John M. Williams
Fellowship Endowment
Joseph Caruso Family
Scholarship
Kenneth P. Revay Class
of 1982 Scholarship
Endowment
Major Mathew Earl Schram
ALMC-LEDC / FT
Graduate Fellowship
McNeight Family
Scholarship Fund
Michael Flammio
Scholarship
Neil Branam-Lefkove
Northrop Grumman
Student Design
Endowment Fund
Ortega Endowment
Phebus Family Scholarship
Protestant Campus Ministry
Endowment
Psychology Science
Endowment
Sant Ram Sharma
Endowment in
Environmental
Chemistry
Save our Bays-Air and
Canals–Waterway
(SOBAC)
School of Psychology
Endowment
Squamish Scholarship
Endowment
Steve Freeman College
of Business Student
Support Endowment
Susan Galos Eason
T. Roger Manley
The Michael and Patricia
Scafati Scholarship
William and Wendy Potter
College of Business
Scholarship
WFIT
Underwriters
A Advance Hearing Care
Affordable Glass Protection
Art Gallery of Viera
Art Works Festival
Artlab, LLC
AT&T
Balsa Bill Surf Shop
Beachside Carpet & Tile
Beyond & Back Travel
Brevard County Manatees
Brevard Cultural Alliance
Brevard Family Partnership
Brevard Music Series
Brevard Workforce
Casbah Wines
City of Cocoa Leisure
Services
Coastal Directory Company
Coastal Oasis Senior Center
Cocoa Village Playhouse
Cuba Gallery of Fine Art
Culligan Water Products
Dairy Road Urgent Care
Dean Mead
Deuterman Productions
Douglas Beam PA
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El Playero
Final Touch Marine
FingerSlips
Florida Public Broadcasting
Flying Dog Lip Ranch
Himalayan Asian Cuisine
Island Pasta/River Rocks
Restaurant
J&R Adventures LLC
Jay Medical
Jazz & Blues Florida
JK Behan
Julie Glocker Pierce
King Center
Local Edge
Maple Street Natives
Matt’s Casbah
Mellor’s Automotive
Merrill & Rinaldi
Chiropractic Centers
Mud Flats Pottery
Nance Cacciatore Attorney
at Law
Ocean Sports World
One Senior Place
Prestige Volkswagon
Riviera United Church of
Christ
Robin C. Lemonidis
Senior Care of Brevard
Smile Design Center
South Brevard Women’s
Center
Space Coast Art Festival
St Augustine Ampitheater
State Farm
The Flop Shop
The Imported Car Store
The Surf Gallery
WFIT Donors
Dale H. Abrahams
Robert J. Acosta
Anna Adam
Paul Adamek
Amy Adams
Manuel Aguilar
Veronica Ahern
Jay Alan
Markus Altmann
Anthony Amenta
Colleen S. Amgott
Theodore R. Amgott, M.D.
Albert J. Anderson Jr.
Cathy H. Anderson
Emma R. Anderson
Karl P. Anderson
Lois F. Anderson
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S. S. Cacciatore, Esq.
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Heather Clock
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George R. Willis
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Spence Wise
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Terry C. Ziegler
Marijane Zimmerman
Connie Zonka
Beverly Zygmunt
IBM Matching Grants
Program
Verizon Foundation
Famous Faces & Funnies
Beach Studios, Inc.
Rainbow Distributing (IHB)
Intimate Images
Magick Movers Storage
Rotroff, Fisher & Co., P.A.,
CPA’s
Commercial Investment
Real Estate, Inc.
Skyline Home Repair
Indian River Irrigation
Systems, Inc.
Reasonable Auto Repair,
LLC
Mary’s Awesome Leather
Davinci’s Computer Corp
Cosmic Cafe
Torres Mediation Services
Flytec
Finn Cabinetry, Inc
% Giving By Area 6.05% College/Campus Area (Restricted) 44.54% 26.55% g
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Capital Gleason
Endowment/Scholarship 22.86% Florida Tech Fund Campaign
to refurbish Gleason with new seating
Alumni Giving By Decade 200000 150000 100000 Alumni Giving By Decade 50000 0 1960's 1970's 1980's 1990's 2000's 2010's Percentages of Overall Giving by Donor Type www.alumni.fit.edu/gleasonseats
5.62% Alumni CorporaOon/FoundaOon 34.01% Faculty/Staﬀ 47.52% Friend/Other Trustee 11.00% 1.85% “I invite all alumni to purchase a seat and join me in leaving
our legacy in Gleason for future generations of Panthers,
supporting our Alumni Association, and keeping Florida
Tech traditions alive.”
Bino Campanini ’90, ’92 M.B.A.
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Panther Athletics
Panther Athletics
FIT Rolls
Out GSC
Football Schedule
Kirui Reaches for the Sky
with his Feet on the Ground
Kenyan cross country star is making his presence felt while achieving
his academic dream at FIT
“Kwenda mbio siyo kufika” is
an old Swahili proverb that literally translates
to “To run is
not necessarily to arrive.”
Swahili is
the language
spoken by
Florida Tech’s
Moses Kirui.
Hailing from
Eldoret,
Kenya, “to
run” has
been his
only option
Moses Kirui to reach
his goals.
Through his hard work and
perseverance, he has “arrived” at
Florida Tech.
Kirui’s path toward becoming a Panther has been anything
but straightforward. After graduating from Meteitei Secondary
School in Kenya, Kirui’s wish was
to study abroad. Thanks to his
running ability, he earned a scholarship to study at New Mexico
Highlands where he instantly
made a name for himself by twice
being named to the All-Rocky
Mountain Athletic Conference
Cross Country Team. In the end
though, his passion for engineering brought him to Florida Tech.
“I always wanted to study
abroad,” Kirui said. “So I ran to
achieve my goal. I ran hard, fought
for it and sometimes struggled to
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achieve it until it finally
came true.”
Once on campus, the softspoken aerospace engineering
major became a force to be reckoned with on the cross country scene. He breezed through
the Sunshine State Conference
Championship, winning the
8K race a full eight seconds
faster than his closest rival at
25:46.60. He followed that up
with a spectacular victory at the
NCAA Division II South Region
Championship where he turned in
a time of 32:00 in the 10K event.
His time was 11 seconds faster
than the runner up.
In total, he amassed five
top-10 finishes in eight events
in fall 2011. He was named SSC
Male Runner of the Year and
United States Track & Field
and Cross Country Coaches
Association South Region Male
Athlete of the Year. He capped the
season by becoming the first FIT
male runner in recent memory to
participate in the NCAA Division
II National Championship race.
Though his immense talent
has been on display on the cross
country trail, his main focus has
never strayed away from his studies. His passion for running is
clear, but his goals in life are away
from the sport and in the sky.
Less than two years from its
much-anticipated debut,
Florida Tech unveils its
Gulf South Conference (GSC)
football schedule for fall
2013. The Panthers will play
six conference games—three
home and three away.
View the complete schedule
“Running has always been a
part of my life,” he said. “In Kenya,
running is like a tradition. It’s like
football here. A lot of my achievements have been because of my
running ability, but my dream has
always been to create something
that can fly through the air with
the same ease that I run. My real
goal in life is to become an aerospace engineer.”
FIT head cross country coach
Pete Mazzone, who is a father
figure to Kirui, echoes this sentiment and only foresees good
things coming his way.
“He is the epitome of what a
student-athlete really means,” he
said. “He’s got an incredible work
ethic and determination. He prides
himself in his studies and athletic
accomplishments. He knows the
importance of an education and
has seized the opportunity that
life has given him. He’s going to be
a special person.”
With only one year of eligibility left, Kirui is nearing the finish
line of his Panther athletic career.
In the end, his biggest triumph
might not come in a race, but in
something more important … life.
The new men’s lacrosse team raised over $2,100 for Michael Stolzenberg,
an 11-year old quadruple amputee, in the inaugural Battle at the Beach
exhibition tournament on Nov. 6.
Ann-Marie Helgestad reacts after scoring the gamewinning goal in women’s soccer’s 1-0 win over Nova
Southeastern in the Sunshine State Conference
Championship quarterfinals.
President Anthony J. Catanese welcomes the board
of trustees and the campus community to the
dedication of the Panther Aquatic Center.
To kick off the basketball season, Florida Tech
hosted a Tip-Off Luncheon featuring Orlando
Magic head coach Stan Van Gundy.
Hector Severeyn, Graduate Assistant
The official website of Florida Tech Athletics
Simon Cummings drives to the basket in men’s
basketball’s exhibition opener at Division I
Mississippi State on Oct. 29.
Men’s Soccer Coach Robin Chan ’93, ’95 M.B.A., was recently named SSC
Coach of the Year for men’s soccer.
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1960s
Virginia (Ginny) Ann Baldwin ’69
retired this year after a 20-year career
as a science, technology and engineering
librarian, 13 years as an engineer specialist at Vandenberg Air Force Base, and
three years as a scientific programmer at
Patrick Air Force Base. Ginny completed
her Bachelor of Science at University of
North Carolina–Chapel Hill in 1965,
her Master of Science in mathematics at
Florida Institute of Technology in 1969 and
her Master of Library Science at Indiana
University in 1990. She is the editor of three
books on science librarianship and numerous publications. Her retirement activities
include gardening, reading, and breeding
and training Arabian Horses.
1970s
Mike Clancy ’73 retired in August 2011
after more than 32 years of federal service
and six years as technical and scientific
director of the U.S. Navy’s Fleet Numerical
Meteorology and Oceanography Center
(FNMOC) in Monterey, Calif. Rear
Admiral Jon White ’81, the commander of
the Naval Meteorology and Oceanography
Command, presented Mike with the Navy’s
highest civilian award at the retirement
ceremony.
From left:
Jon White,
Captain Jim
Pettigrew
(Commanding
Officer, FNMOC)
and Mike Clancy holding the Navy
Distinguished Civilian Service Award.
Barbara Larson ’75 is an energy efficiency
engineer working at the EPA to promote
energy efficiency and pollution prevention. Her oldest son is pursuing a Ph.D. in
physics at the University of Wisconsin–
Madison, and her youngest son is working
toward his degree in computer science.
Stephen Wagner ’76, A.S., marine technology, SOMET, retired after working at
NOAA for 34+ years. Beginning in 1977
as an ordinary seaman, Steve worked on
numerous NOAA ships in most deck and
deck officer positions. His last two positions were master of the NOAA ships
ALBATROSS IV and DELAWARE II, both
out of Woods Hole, Mass. He and his wife
Carol will continue to live, work and play in
Woods Hole, Mass.
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Willie Watson ’76 is
the general manager at
Bigge Crane and Rigging
in Seattle. The company
provides heavy lift and
super heavy transportation services to various
industries in the Pacific
Northwest and Alaska. He and wife Lynne
live on Whidbey Island, Wash., and spend
their free time with their three dogs hiking,
mountaineering, hunting and fishing. The
couple has two daughters—Jackie who is an
aquatic biologist for the Utah Department
of Wildlife Resources in Spanish Fork, Utah,
and Katie who is an equine nutritionist and
a manager at the Kentucky Thoroughbred
Training Center near Lexington, Ky.
1980s
Geoff Lawson ’85, ocean engineering, is the new president of the North
Carolina Healthcare Information and
Communications Alliance, Inc. (NCHICA).
He was elected by the NCHICA board of
directors at their annual meeting Sept.
28. Lawson served in the U.S. Navy as a
nuclear trained submarine officer. After
his military service, he worked in various
leadership and management positions in
the IT field. He resides in Eden, N.C., with
his wife and two daughters.
Brian Kanagy ’89
and Yuko (Nitta)
Kanagy ’93 and
sons Kenjiro and
Toma welcomed
baby Isamu in
April 2010. The
family resides in
Sunnyvale, Calif.
Chris Kuntz ’89 works in corporate strategy and product development for T-Mobile
USA. Chris has a daughter and granddaughter and is happily married to his wife
Alison. Chris and Alison live in Seattle,
Wash., and love to travel and spend as
much time as possible outdoors.
1990s
Amy Gustafson ’92,
ocean engineering,
and daughter Elyssa
welcomed
baby
Emilia in March
2011. The Gustafson
family resides in
Minneapolis, Minn.
Kim Kraushar ’92 M.S. is a supervisory intelligence analyst with the U.S. Department of
Justice. She credits her FIT master’s degree in
contributing to her career success. She’s had
the opportunity to travel and work in South
Africa, South America, Alaska, Canada,
many U.S. states and the Caribbean.
Leslie McFarland ’94 works at Seattle
Children’s Research Institute as a grant
and contract administrator.
Scott Ray ’94 M.B.A. recently joined The
TriZetto Group, a healthcare IT software
and service solutions company, as senior
vice president of application management
services. He leads a team that provides
healthcare organizations with a full complement of application hosting services—
infrastructure, connectivity, delivery, data
and security—as well as comprehensive
application management, remote application management and lifecycle services.
Neilyn Hernandez ’95,
space science, gave birth
to her first child Mia
Gianna Capozzi on April
7, 2011. They reside in
Satellite Beach, Fla.
International Advisor
In the case of Douglas J. Garbini ’84, ocean engineering, it
has taken him from FIT to Washington, D.C., to Bremerton,
Wash., back to Florida and currently to Kabul, Afghanistan.
Late last year, Doug volunteered to serve under a newly established Department of Defense program—Ministry of Defense
Advisors (MoDA). As a MoDA, Doug works as a senior advisor for the Ministry of Interior where he advises his Afghan
counterparts in the basics of facility management for a national
organization responsible for the operation and maintenance of
several thousand nationwide Afghan police facilities.
Doug Garbini, right, with
Colonel Samar Gul, Real
Property Division Head, at
the Facilities Department
Doug has been in Afghanistan since March 2011 and will remain until March 2012. He
is enjoying the experience of advising and assisting the Afghans in the rebuilding of their
country. Upon his return to the U.S., he will return to his 28-year federal career with the
Naval Surface Warfare Center, Carderock Division, and his position at the South Florida
Ocean Measurement Facility in Ft. Lauderdale.
He invites all of his old FIT classmates to contact him at [email protected].
In Memoriam
Iron Men
In November, Greg Reverdiau ’04, Chad Civetti
’10, and Jeff Rhoades ’11 competed in the Miami
Man Half Iron triathlon. The event consisted
of a 1.2-mile swim, a 56-mile bike ride and a
13.1-mile run and drew about 700 participants.
Greg finished in 5 hours, 6 minutes (63rd overall,
5th in age group); Chad finished in 5 hours, 27
minutes (131st overall and 4th in age group); and
Jeff finished in 7 hours, 26 minutes (408th, 11th
in age group). Greg is pursuing his master’s in
aviation human factors. Chad is a current M.B.A.
student.
Arte Roman ’97 and wife
Krisa, along with their
sons, Athan, Christian
and Lucian, welcomed
a daughter, Anastasia
Elaine born on Aug. 31,
2010. Arte works as an
environmental scientist
for VHB, Inc. in Orlando, Fla.
Brian LaJoie ’99 ocean
engineering, ’01 M.S.
engineering management, and wife Sage
(Ellis) LaJoie ’01, business administration,
’06
M.S.
kinesiology from California
State University, welcomed son Trent on
Feb. 4, 2011. The LaJoie family resides in
Melbourne Beach, Fla.
Matthew William O’Neill ’99, marine biology and ecology, and wife Heidie Michelle
(Hornstra) O’Neill ’99,
marine biology and ecology, welcomed their first
child, son Alain William
O’Neill, on Nov. 24,
2010. The O’Neills live
in Flagstaff, Ariz. Matt
runs the Native Fish
Research Facility for the state; Heidie is a
research project coordinator at the Center
for Microbial Genetics and Genomics at
Northern Arizona University.
David Run ’99, ’12 M.S., and Robin (Tallon)
Run ’03 welcomed Lincoln William in
January 2011. Dave is a systems engineer–
flight software analyst
with
a.i.
solutions
(Kennedy Space Center),
and Robin is associate director of transfer
admission at Florida
Tech. They live in Viera.
They can be reached at
[email protected].
Jeff Rhodes, Greg Reverdiau and Chad Civetti
2000s
Laura (Gatz) de Geus ’00,
environmental science,
and
husband
John
welcomed their son Levi
Charles de Geus on Sept.
13, 2011 at 6:30 p.m. He
was 8 lbs., 1 oz., 21 inches.
They currently reside in
Fallbrook, Calif.
Kevin Thomforde ’00,
wife Sharee and big sister
Emily Rose welcomed
Ellie Brooke on Feb. 18,
2011. The family lives in
Satellite Beach, Fla.
FIT Women’s Rowing
Coach Adam Thorstad
’01, civil engineering, and
his wife Moira welcomed
their first child, daughter
Mia Angela, on Oct. 14,
2011.
James Stimers ’06 and Cheryl (Dingman)
Stimers ’06 were married in March 2010.
They purchased their first home in May
2011. James works for Microsoft; Cheryl
works for Health First. The couple lives in
Seattle.
Lisa Sheurer ’08 is a hydrographic survey
technician, promoted to lead hydrographer.
She is newly married with triplets and a
new puppy, a Red Tibetan Hound.
Andrew Sweeny ’09 is a service engineer
with Microsoft in Seattle.
John J. Thomas, Ph.D., passed away
Dec. 6 after a long illness.
Thomas served the Florida
Tech community for more
than 40 years—first as head
of the chemistry division
and associate director of the
Medical Research Institute
and later as the director of
the Florida Tech Bioenergy
and Technology Lab, an active member
of the Florida Tech National Center
for Hydrogen Research and a research
professor in the departments of biological sciences and chemical engineering.
He will be remembered for his kindness, his passion for alternative fuel
research and his many contributions to
Florida Tech and the broader community. Memorial gifts may be sent to:
Health First Hospice, 1350 S. Hickory
Street, Melbourne, FL 32901. Read more
about Thomas’ many accomplishments
at http://today.fit.edu.
Joan Bixby ’75 M.S. passed away Dec. 23
from complications due to pneumonia.
A resident of Melbourne since
1960, she was hired soon after
as development director of what
was then Brevard Engineering
College. She led a fund drive
that doubled its goal then took
a one-year hiatus before returning to the campus to become an
administrator for the new department
of systems management. In 1975, Joan
became the first woman to receive a
Florida Tech master’s degree in contract
and procurement management. She left
Florida Tech to pursue a career as a
contracting officer in the federal government, ultimately retiring from Patrick
Air Force Base. She was a member of the
alumni association’s board of directors
and a contributing writer for Florida
Tech Today. The Joan Bixby Award,
named for her, is presented annually
by Alumni Affairs to honor members
of the Florida Tech community who
make a difference. She volunteered with
many organizations including Space
Coast Therapy Dogs, Operation Hope,
Space Coast Jazz Society and Trinity
Presbyterian Church.
Calling all Panther Cubs!
Congratulations! If you’ve recently welcomed a new Panther Cub
to your family, contact us for your free infant T-shirt. Your only
obligation is to send us a photo of your baby wearing the shirt—
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Bino Campanini ’90, ’92 M.B.A.
Assistant Vice President for Alumni Relations
Executive Director,
Alumni Association
Q: How was Homecoming 2011?
It was a great success
all around. From the alumni
perspective, we were very pleased
with the attendance at our events
and how well everything was
received. The highlight was our
awards gala, Hollywood Nights,
which attracted more than 420
guests to the Clemente Center—
more than we anticipated and
just phenomenal. The red carpet
interviews (which can be viewed
at www.fromtheredcarpet.tv/
PastEvents/?wmv=1&event=
20111105-FTechReunion) added
a Hollywood flavor to the
evening and the presentation of
the inaugural Jerome P. Keuper
Distinguished Alumni Award
helped make it a special occasion
for all those who attended the gala.
Q: Tell us about the Jerome P.
Keuper Distinguished Alumni
Award.
Last year we made a change
in the way we acknowledged
outstanding alumni. Instead of
all the awards coming from the
FTAA, we asked the deans of our
five colleges to recognize one of
their outstanding graduates. This
was very well received and added a
new dimension to our homecoming awards. This year, the FTAA
board introduced the Jerome P.
Keuper Distinguished Alumni
Award. This award, presented
by the FTAA in honor of our
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founding president, is given to an
alumnus/na who represents the
best of Florida Tech through his/
her career achievements, community involvement, and contribution
and support of their alma mater.
The inaugural award winner was
Dale Dettmer ’71 M.S.
Q: The FTAA board has decided
to eliminate membership dues.
What was the reason for this
decision?
As President Catanese and
I travel the country, meeting
alumni at receptions and events, it
became clear to us our alumni are
not committed to a dues-paying
alumni association. There is a real
sense of support for the university
and the work of the association
among our alumni, but they just
don’t feel they should have to pay
to be part of the alumni association. President Catanese shared
this feedback with the FTAA
board at the fall board meeting.
Impressively, the FTAA board
took immediate action voting to
eliminate dues and make registering the only requirement for
membership.
Q: That is a big change. Only
recently you were talking about
how important membership is
for the FTAA. Have you changed
your opinion?
It is a huge change and one
that fundamentally changes how
the FTAA operates, yet I am
certain it is the right decision.
The FTAA board is not saying
membership does not matter.
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Quite the contrary, the FTAA
board realizes in order to have
a vibrant and meaningful
association we need to attract
as many alumni as possible.
Our alumni have invested in
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continue to do so as alumni. This
is our way to keep our alumni
connected to each other as well
as the university. While we will
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a strong alumni association
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Q: You mention finding other
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We will do this in multiple
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to financially support the association in that way. We will also do a
better job letting our alumni know
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targeted fundraisers to benefit the
university as well as the FTAA.
Q: Do you have a targeted
fundraiser for 2012?
The FTAA has launched
the Gleason “Name Your Seat”
Campaign, or the 500 campaign.
The goal is to replace the 500 seats
in Gleason by allowing alumni
to have a nameplate placed on
the back of a new seat for a $500
contribution. This will be a great
way for alumni to help with a
need of the university, while also
supporting the alumni association.
Read more about the Name Your
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