Alumni Awards Induction Ceremony

Alumni Awards
Induction Ceremony
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2 01 5 I n d u c t e e s
Council of Outstanding Young Engineering Alumni
Arthur D. Barfield
Walt Baxter
Ian G. Clark
Tamara E. Hebeler
Jorge H. Jimenez Mejia
Matthew David Trexler
Morgana Martin Trexler
Manuel Walters
Academy of Distinguished Engineering Alumni
William Hand Allen
R. Keith Chambless
John T. Hammond
Michelle Jarrard
Christopher T. Jones
Jong-Hyun Kim
Major General Kelly K. McKeague
Engineering Hall of Fame
Kenneth G. Byers, Jr.
Charles W. “Wick” Moorman
John E. Nobles
Dennis V. Vohs
Admiral James A. “Sandy” Winnefeld, Jr.
Dean’s Appreciation Award
Thomas A. Fanning
Geoffrey P. Morris
Christopher D. Pappas
Robert N. Stargel, Jr.
the C e r e m o n y
Welcome
Gary S. May, Dean
Guest Speaker
G. Wayne Clough, President Emeritus
Induction
Council of Outstanding Young Engineering Alumni
Academy of Distinguished Engineering Alumni
Engineering Hall of Fame
Dean’s Appreciation Award
Acknowledgments and Closing Remarks
Gary S. May
from T h e D e a n
Congratulations
to all of our honorees. We are
here this evening to express our respect and appreciation for a group
of outstanding individuals. As the newest award winners, you are
representatives of the best we have to offer in the College and serve
as role models for future generations of engineers.
Those honored tonight, as well as those who have been honored
at past ceremonies, are stellar examples of the achievements and
leadership inspired by Georgia Tech engineers. As leaders in your
field, you have contributed to a heightened awareness of engineering
and its role in society.
The potential for excellence can be found in each of us. How
lucky you all are to have realized your own. Each of you has risen
to prominence in your field, and while you come from different
times and places, I see a common thread, a purpose that transcends
any differences. You found the intrinsic value that lies in higher
education. You have made the most of your degree from Georgia
Tech, and we salute what you have achieved.
A hallmark of the College of Engineering has always been its
exceptional alumni and supporters. You have contributed in
countless ways to the field of engineering and to Georgia Tech. The
continued devotion of our alumni and friends, as evidenced here
tonight, is proof that the mission of Georgia Tech and the College
of Engineering is alive and thriving, and we applaud the successes of
our most valuable assets: you.
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Gary S. May
Dean, College of Engineering
Georgia Institute of Technology
from T h e P r e s i d e n t
Welcome to one of the College of Engineering’s
most important celebrations, as we recognize and honor the many
accomplishments of some of the Institute’s most distinguished
engineering alumni. I extend sincere congratulations to all those
being recognized and honored here tonight. Your professional
success, leadership prowess, and community involvement serve not
only as an inspiration for our younger alumni and current students,
but also as a vital aspect of Georgia Tech’s enduring reputation for
excellence and innovation.
High standards, hard work and entrepreneurial drive are hallmarks
of Georgia Tech graduates. Our honorees are at various stages in
their careers, but they all share these traits. All of them in their own
way have made their mark in their respective fields, be it academia,
G.P. “Bud” Peterson
President
Georgia Institute of Technology
government or industry, and tonight I am exceedingly proud to see
them receive awards.
As living examples of the Georgia Tech ethos, tonight’s honorees
have something else in common: an unmatched technological
education, along with the ability to think critically and address
complex challenges, and the determination to have a positive impact
on our world.
On behalf of the entire Georgia Tech community, I thank you for
all you have done and continue to do for your own organization,
the Institute, and our nation through your service and commitment
to excellence. I hope that you will thoroughly enjoy this exciting
evening as you celebrate the outstanding achievements of those
receiving a College of Engineering Alumni Award.
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Council of
Out s tanding Young Engineering Alumni
The Council of Outstanding Young Engineering Alumni Award recognizes alumni who have distinguished themselves
through professional practice and/or service to the Institute, the engineering profession, or society at large. They are
on the “fast track” and have made rapid advancement within their organizations and have been recognized for early
professional achievements by others within their profession, field, or organization. They are considered future leaders.
Arthur D. Barfield
Walt Baxter
B.S. ChBE ’11
Project Engineer,
3M Company
B.S. ME ’93
Senior Principal Scientist,
Medtronic Neurological
Arthur graduated from Georgia Tech in 2011 with a bachelor’s
degree in chemical and biomolecular engineering. He is a
project engineer at 3M, where he is responsible for management
of capital projects for 3M’s Automotive Aftermarket Division.
Arthur is currently leading several key infrastructure and process
improvement projects at the company’s Atlanta manufacturing
facility. Prior to 3M, Arthur worked as a manufacturing
technology engineer at DuPont. He continues to maintain a
strong relationship with Georgia Tech through involvement
with the Young Alumni network and by serving as a mentor for
the Mentor Jackets program. In 2013, Arthur established the
endowed Dr. Don C. Banks Civil Engineering Scholarship, a
merit-based scholarship awarded annually by Georgia Tech in
honor of his grandfather. Arthur is also an active member of the
American Institute of Chemical Engineers.
Walt received his bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering
from Georgia Tech in 1993, and he later earned a Ph.D. in
bioengineering from the University of California, San Diego.
He has developed and refined methods for measuring how
implanted medical devices behave in patients during more than
16 years with Medtronic. Walt is active in several professional
societies, where he champions translational research to ensure
that safe and effective new technologies move efficiently from the
laboratory to patients. He co-chairs the BMES/FDA Frontiers
in Medical Devices conference to bring together professionals
from the clinic, industry, academia, and government to
stimulate translational research. Walt was elected Fellow of
the American Institute of Medical and Biological Engineering
in 2009 and currently serves as chair of the AIMBE Industry
Council. He is also chair of the Wallace H. Coulter Biomedical
Engineering Department advisory board.
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military environmental services contracts. She was the recipient
of the American Society of Civil Engineers Georgia Section
Young Civil Engineer of the Year for 2006 and the Georgia
Engineering Alliance Young Engineer of the Year award for
2007. More recently, she was awarded the 2014 Shamsher
Prakash Annual Prize for Excellence in the Practice of
Geotechnical Engineering, which honors a young geotechnical
practitioner for significant independent contributions in the
field.
Ian G. Clark
B.S. AE ’03, M.S. AE ’06,
Ph.D. AE ’09
Principal Investigator/Systems
Engineer,
NASA Jet Propulsion
Laboratory
Ian is a systems specialist in the area of Planetary Entry,
Descent, and Landing (EDL). He is currently serving as the
principal investigator for NASA’s Low-Density Supersonic
Decelerator project, a $200 million flight test and technology
development program for the coming decades of Mars
exploration. Ian is a graduate of the Daniel Guggenheim
School of Aerospace Engineering, having earned his bachelor’s
degree, master’s degree, and Ph.D. all at Georgia Tech. Prior
to his current position, he served as a research engineer on
several multi-million dollar test programs and was a visiting
assistant professor at Georgia Tech, where he advised and
managed the EDL research group. For his work and leadership
in the aerospace field, Ian has received awards including the
Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers,
the Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) Lew Allen Award for
Excellence, and the JPL Explorer Award.
Jorge H. Jimenez
Mejia
M.S. BioE ’03, Ph.D. BioE ’06
Research Engineer, Biomedical
Engineering,
Georgia Institute of Technology
Jorge received a master’s degree in bioengineering from Georgia
Tech in 2003, and he earned his Ph.D. in bioengineering in
2006. Before that, he received a bachelor’s degree in mechanical
engineering in 1998 from Los Andes University in Bogota,
Colombia. Prior to coming to Atlanta, Jorge worked in project
engineering for Unilever and was project manager for a joint
venture between Nissho Iwai and Toshiba Medical Imaging
Systems. In 2001, after receiving a Fulbright fellowship, he
came to Tech, and while a student here, Jorge received both
Tower Awards and the George Family Fellowship for academic
achievement. After completing his studies, Jorge co-founded and
served as chief technical officer for both Apica Cardiovascular
and APK Advanced Medical Technologies. Currently, he
holds a part-time appointment as a research faculty member at
Georgia Tech under his mentor, Ajit P. Yoganathan.
Tamara E. Hebeler
M.S. CE ’99
Senior Engineer,
Geosyntec Consultants, Inc.
Tammy received a master’s degree in civil engineering from
Georgia Tech in 1999. She previously earned a bachelor’s
degree in civil engineering from Syracuse University in 1997.
Upon receiving her master’s degree, Tammy began her career
as a geo-environmental engineering consultant with Geosyntec
Consultants, where she rapidly became a key team member.
In her current role as senior engineer, Tammy is responsible
for the execution and coordination of multi-million dollar
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Matthew David
Trexler
Manuel Walters
Ph.D. MSE ’07
Technical Researcher,
Under Armour, Inc.
B.S. ME ’92
Global Contracts Manager,
Phillips 66 Company
Matthew earned a Ph.D. in materials science and engineering
from Georgia Tech in 2007, and prior to that, he received a
bachelor’s degree in the same field from The Johns Hopkins
University in 2000. He leads technical research for the
innovation lab at Under Armour and is responsible for
evaluating technologies for integration into the company’s
products. Prior to joining Under Armour in 2013, Matthew
was a materials engineer at the U.S. Army Research Laboratory
in Aberdeen, Md., as a member of the Weapons and Materials
Research Directorate. There, he researched novel material
processing techniques for all services of the Department of
Defense.
Manny received his bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering
with high honors from Georgia Tech. He is currently the
global contracts manager for Phillips 66, where he leads the
Contracting function for the global refining, marketing, and
midstream company. Manny manages contract negotiations
and stewards all company procurement contracts, and he also
drives implementation of the Contracts Excellence function.
Before joining Phillips 66, Manny held various engineering,
operations and commercial roles with Shell, and he has been
a leader in Georgia Tech recruiting and research efforts for
both Phillips 66 and Shell. Manny was a past president of the
Houston Area Georgia Tech Club. He serves on the George W.
Woodruff School of Mechanical Engineering External Advisory
Board.
Morgana Martin
Trexler
M.S. MSE ’05, Ph.D. MSE ’08
Group Supervisor,
Multifunctional Materials and
Nanostructures Group,
The Johns Hopkins University
Applied Physics Laboratory
Morgana received her M.S. in materials science and engineering
from Georgia Tech in 2005, and she received a Ph.D. in 2008.
Prior to that, she received her B.S. in materials science and
engineering and biomedical engineering from Carnegie Mellon
University. Upon graduation, she joined the Research and
Exploratory Development Department of The Johns Hopkins
University Applied Physics Laboratory as a senior professional
staff member. Currently, Morgana serves as both the group
supervisor for the Multifunctional Materials & Nanostructures
Group and a project manager for several research projects
focused on ocular biomaterials, development of novel armor
materials, or blast and ballistic injury. She recently received
the 2014 Maryland Academy of Sciences Outstanding Young
Engineer Award.
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Academy of
Distinguished Engineering Alumni
The Academy of Distinguished Engineering Alumni Award recognizes alumni who have provided distinguished
contributions to the Institute, profession, field, or society at large. Candidates are highly placed executives and are
actively involved in engineering, management, industry, academia, or government.
William Hand Allen
R. Keith Chambless
B.S. EE ‘75
Founder and Senior Advisor,
Allen & Shariff Corporation
B.S. ME ’80
President,
GeoFields, Inc.
Bill graduated from Georgia Tech with a bachelor’s degree in
electrical engineering, and he later received a master’s degree
in business from National University, a master’s degree in
applied physics from The Johns Hopkins University, and a
Ph.D. in electrical engineering from Howard University. Upon
graduation from Tech, Bill served as a commissioned nuclear
submarine officer in the U.S. Navy for six years. He continued
in the Navy Reserve as an engineering duty officer with two
commanding officer tours, and after completing a 30-year
career, he retired as a captain. After active duty, Bill worked on
projects including modifications to the Calvert Cliffs nuclear
power plant with Baltimore Gas & Electric, design of the
electric power system for the International Space Station with
Rocketdyne, and tests of scientific instruments on the Hubble
Space Telescope with the Space Telescope Science Institute. In
1993, Bill co-founded Allen & Shariff Corporation with his
partner, Zack Shariff. Allen & Shariff provides engineering,
construction, and construction management services to clients
in virtually every building sector, specializing in corporate
offices, infrastructure, mixed-use, multifamily, retail and more.
Keith graduated from Georgia Tech with a bachelor’s degree
in mechanical engineering. He is president of GeoFields, Inc.,
a software and services company providing enterprise asset
data management, risk assessment and integrity management
solutions to the oil and gas pipeline industry. Keith began his
career in oil and gas as an engineer with Dresser Industries.
Over a 17-year tenure, he held roles as petrophysical analyst,
sales engineer and regional sales manager through the
formation of Western Atlas (now Baker Hughes). His positions
included sales and marketing manager, North America, where
he was responsible for one third of the company’s global sales.
In 1997 Keith joined QC Data, Inc. as vice president and
general manager U.S. for the Petroleum Division. In this role,
he was responsible for all operations in the U.S and Russia.
He stays connected to Georgia Tech by serving on the Board
of Trustees of the Beta Iota Chapter of Alpha Tau Omega
and the advisory board of the George W. Woodruff School of
Mechanical Engineering.
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Recruiting; Learning; Compensation; Benefits; Evaluation and
Promotion; Diversity; Workforce Planning; HR Tools, Metrics,
Policies and Risk Management. She serves on the firm’s
operating committee, the group of directors appointed by the
managing director to oversee the firm’s operations worldwide.
Michelle originally joined McKinsey in 1989 in the Atlanta
office. Her client service focused on operational transformations
for clients in industrial and service-based industries. In 2004,
Michelle moved to London for an assignment as the chief of
staff to the firm’s managing director, and she accepted her
current role in 2007. Outside the firm, Michelle has had a
lifelong interest in community service and currently serves on
the Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta Operating Board and the
Georgia Tech Board of Trustees.
John T. Hammond
B.S. ChE ’72, M.S. IE ’75
President and Chief
Executive Officer,
Hammond Electronics, Inc.
John received a bachelor’s degree in chemical engineering and
a master’s degree in industrial engineering from Georgia Tech.
After graduation he joined Hammond Electronics, a familyowned company founded in 1947 by his father, Grattan
Hammond (Georgia Tech class of 1938). He was promoted
to his current position of president and CEO in 1985.
Hammond Electronics is a wholesale distributor and contract
manufacturer of electronic components and assemblies, and it
provides innovative logistic and material solutions to a wide
variety of industries. John has been involved in numerous
industry and civic organizations, including the Electronic
Components Industry Association, the Orlando Science Center
and the Central Florida YMCA. He has also remained active
as a Georgia Tech alumnus, serving in the past as treasurer and
then president of the Central Florida Georgia Tech Alumni
Club, and he currently sits on the Georgia Tech Alumni Board
of Trustees. He and his family created the Hammond Family
Scholarship Endowment Fund, which awards a scholarship
annually to a Central Florida student attending Georgia Tech.
Christopher T. Jones
B.S. AE ’86
Corporate Vice President
and President,
Northrop Grumman
Technical Services
Christopher earned a bachelor’s degree in aerospace engineering
from Georgia Tech. He also has two master’s degrees in aerospace
engineering and engineering management from the University
of Dayton, as well as a doctorate in aerospace engineering from
the University of Maryland. He is corporate vice president and
president of Northrop Grumman’s Technical Services sector,
and previously, Christopher was sector vice president and
general manager of the Integrated Logistics and Modernization
division. Earlier, he worked for Sikorsky Aircraft Corporation.
In addition to his civilian career, Christopher was an active
duty Air Force officer and worked as a systems analyst at
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, in Ohio, where he performed
analysis on foreign ballistic missile and space systems. He was
a member of the Connecticut Air National Guard for 14 years,
serving as the chief of maintenance for the 103rd Air Control
Squadron. He participated in military deployments including
Operation Noble Eagle and Operation Enduring Freedom.
Christopher serves on the board of directors of the National
Action Council for Minorities and the Air Force Association,
and he is a member of the Georgia Tech Advisory Board.
Michelle Jarrard
B.S. IE ’89
Director,
McKinsey & Company
Michelle received her bachelor’s degree in industrial engineering
from Georgia Tech and an MBA from Harvard Business School.
She is a director of McKinsey & Company. In her capacity
as director of firm personnel (CHRO), she leads the firm’s
people functions for all firm members globally, which includes:
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assignments at base and headquarters levels. In 1995, Kelly
transferred to the Maryland Air National Guard and has
served on active duty in several base engineering and legislative
affairs positions. Among his general officer positions at the
Pentagon were chief of staff of the National Guard Bureau
and assistant to the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff for
National Guard Matters. He currently serves as deputy director
of the Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency, which has a
worldwide responsibility for the analysis and investigation,
search and recovery, and forensic laboratory operations to
account for American service members missing from World War
II to the first Persian Gulf War. Kelly is of Native Hawaiian
ancestry, and coming to Georgia Tech marked his first trip out
of Hawaii. He serves on the advisory board of Georgia Tech’s
H. Milton Stewart School of Industrial & Systems Engineering.
Jong-Hyun Kim
Ph.D. ME ’90
Chairman,
HwangKum Steel & Tech
Dr. Kim received his Ph.D. in mechanical engineering at
Georgia Tech in 1990. He is chairman of HwangKum Steel
& Tech, a public company in Korea that engages in the
manufacture and sale of stainless steel and ordinary steel
products. It is South Korea’s third largest iron/steel company by
market capitalization. Formerly known as Hang-Kum Stainless
Co., Ltd., the company was founded in 1986 by Dr. Kim.
He has also been chairman of eSang Networks since January
2010. ESang Networks’ business-to-business e-marketplace
provides auctions, reverse auctions, bidding systems, exchanges,
supply chain managements, co-production plans and a variety
of suppliers and buyers’ information, products catalogs and
communities services. Dr. Kim also founded and is chairman
of Korea Digital Media High School, a private, co-educational
boarding school that serves almost 500 students. The curriculum
is built around computer science, software engineering and
information technology management. Dr. Kim became an
Eisenhower Fellow in 2006.
Geoffrey P. Morris
B.S. CerE ’82
Scientific Affairs Manager,
3M ESPE Dental Products
Geoffrey earned a bachelor’s degree in ceramic engineering from
Georgia Tech in 1982. In 1984 he joined 3M in St. Paul, MN,
after receiving a master’s degree in ceramic engineering from the
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. 3M has grown
through his efforts as a product developer in numerous business
units, including 3M Dental Products, 3M Unitek Orthodontic
Products, Traffic Safety Systems and the Advanced Materials
Division. Geoffrey’s research has contributed to 3M products
including dental restoratives, reflective products, pavement
markings, rear projection screens and hollow glass microspheres.
He is currently a scientific affairs manager in 3M ESPE Dental
Products Division, responsible for its digital material technology
platform. He is the lead inventor on 8 U.S. patents and has
numerous patent applications and publications. He currently
leads the 3M/Georgia Tech University Relations Team. In
this role, he has helped establish the 3M Student Learning
Complex at Georgia Tech and the 3M Undergraduate Summer
Scholarships, and he has sponsored several faculty who received
3M Non-Tenured Faculty Awards.
Major General
Kelly K. McKeague
B.S. IE ’81, M.S. IE ’87
Deputy Director,
Defense POW/MIA
Accounting Agency
Kelly received bachelor’s and master’s degrees in industrial
engineering from Georgia Tech in 1981 and 1987, respectively.
He was commissioned a second lieutenant in 1981 through the
Georgia Tech Air Force ROTC program, and began his Air
Force career as an industrial engineer serving in a variety of
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Christopher D.
Pappas
Robert N.
Stargel, Jr.
B.S. CE ’78
President and
Chief Executive Officer,
Trinseo
B.S. EE ’83
Vice President, Global
Nonwovens,
Kimberly-Clark Corporation
Christopher holds a bachelor’s degree in civil engineering
from Georgia Tech and an MBA from The Wharton School
of the University of Pennsylvania. He is president and CEO
of Trinseo, a leading materials company with strong global
positions in four business areas: polystyrene and styrenic
polymers, emulsion polymers, polycarbonate and engineered
compounds, and PBR and SBR synthetic rubbers. In his role
at Trinseo, Christopher leads the company’s commitment to
help customers meet their needs with innovative new products
and sustainable solutions. He started his career at The Dow
Chemical Company, where he gathered industry experience in
a number of sales and managerial positions between 1978 and
1996. In 1996 he joined DuPont Dow Elastomers LLC, where
he held several leadership positions, initially as vice president
of ethylene elastomers and from 1999 onwards as commercial
vice president. He joined NOVA Chemicals Corporation in
2000. At Nova, he assumed roles with increasingly global
responsibilities, eventually becoming president and CEO in
2009. He was named to lead Trinseo (formerly known as
Styron) in 2010.
Bob received a bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering from
Georgia Tech in 1983. He is vice president of Global Nonwovens
at the Kimberly-Clark Corporation. Global Nonwovens is over
a $1.5 billion sector internal to Kimberly-Clark. In his role
Bob oversees the development, commercialization and supply of
materials used to support Kimberly-Clark’s branded personal
health and hygiene products. After graduating from Georgia
Tech, Bob worked with the Lockheed-Georgia Company prior
to joining Kimberly-Clark in 1984 as an entry-level electrical
engineer. Throughout his Kimberly-Clark career, Bob has
held various positions, including placements in Engineering,
Research, Manufacturing and Marketing. Early in his career,
he helped design and start two new Greenfield nonwovens sites
in the LaGrange and Lexington Mills. He then went on to lead
several first-of-a-kind nonwovens machine designs and rebuilds
at Kimberly-Clark. In addition to his corporate responsibilities,
Bob is on the advisory boards for both Georgia Tech’s College
of Engineering and the Women in Engineering program, and
he is a trustee for the Georgia Tech Foundation and chair-elect
for the Georgia Tech Alumni Association. Bob was inducted
into the Council of Outstanding Young Engineering Alumni
in 1996.
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Engineering H a l l
of
Fame
Membership in the Engineering Hall of Fame is reserved for individuals holding an engineering degree or an honorary
degree from Georgia Tech. Those chosen have made meritorious engineering and/or managerial contributions during
their careers. Inductees have usually retired from full-time professional employment.
Charles W. "Wick"
Moorman
Kenneth G.
Byers, Jr.
B.S. CE ’75
Chairman and
Chief Executive Officer,
Norfolk Southern Corporation
B.S. EE ’66, M.S. EE ’68
Chairman,
Byers Engineering Company
Ken graduated Georgia Tech with a bachelor’s degree in
electrical engineering in 1966 and a master’s degree in
electrical engineering in 1968. He also earned an MBA from
Georgia State University in 1972. While at Georgia Tech, he
was a co-op student with Southern Bell. Ken’s 49-year career
in technology is dominated by his activities as founder, sole
shareholder, and president of Byers Engineering Company.
Since 1971, he has managed the 1000-employee firm, providing
technical services and software products to the utilities industry.
Ken actively supports the continued advancement of technology
through education. He endowed the Kenneth G. Byers, Jr.
Eminent Scholar Chair in Optical Networking in 1986 and
sponsored three Byers Professorships in the Georgia Tech School
of Electrical and Computing Engineering. Ken was involved in
the creation of SciTrek, Georgia’s former science and technology
museum, and was chairman of its Board of Directors from
1997 to 1999. Much of Ken’s community involvement has
included a return of service to his alma mater. The Ken Byers
Tennis Complex opened in 2013, and Ken currently serves as a
trustee of the Georgia Tech Foundation. In the past, he served
as chairman of the School of ECE Advisory Board, co-chair of
the Class of 1966 25th Reunion Committee, and chairman
of the Class of 1966 40th Reunion Committee. He has also
participated on the Alexander-Tharpe Fund Board, the College
of Engineering Advisory Board, the Georgia Tech Advisory
Board, and The Georgia Tech Alumni Association Board.
Wick received a bachelor’s degree from Georgia Tech in civil
engineering, and he is also a graduate of Harvard Business
School. He is chairman and chief executive officer of Norfolk
Southern Corporation. He started his railroad career as a coop student in 1970, and early in his career he worked in the
maintenance of way and transportation departments, so he has
firsthand knowledge of railroad operations. Wick has served
Norfolk Southern in numerous leadership capacities. He was
assistant vice president stations, terminals and transportation
planning; vice president personnel and labor relations; and vice
president information technology. Before being named president
of Norfolk Southern in 2004, Wick also served as president
of Thoroughbred Technology and Telecommunications and as
senior vice president of corporate planning and services. He
was named president and CEO in 2005, and chairman,
president and CEO in 2006. He was named chairman and
chief executive officer in 2013. Wick serves on the boards of
the Association of American Railroads, Chevron Corporation,
Georgia Tech Foundation Board of Trustees, Hampton
Roads Community Foundation, International Energy Agency
Coal Industry Advisory Board, The Nature Conservancy
of Virginia, and the University of Virginia Medical Center
Operating Board. He is a member of the American Society of
Corporate Executives, the Business Council, and the Business
Roundtable.
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John E. Nobles
Dennis V. Vohs
B.S. ChE ’74
Group President and Member
of the Board of Directors,
Burns & McDonnell (retired)
B.S. IE ’67
Chairman and
Chief Executive Officer,
Ross Systems (retired)
John received a bachelor’s degree in chemical engineering with
highest honors from Georgia Tech in 1974. After graduation,
he spent 25 years with the Pritchard Corporation, an oil and
gas engineering and construction firm, including 16 years as
president and CEO. In 2000, John joined Burns & McDonnell,
becoming president of the Process & Industrial Group. After
adopting a 100% EPC strategy that resulted in significant
revenue and profit growth, John was elected to the Board of
Directors of Burns & McDonnell. Under his leadership, John
reinvigorated Burns & McDonnell’s oil refining business with
a focus on clean fuels projects, developed Burns & McDonnell’s
gas processing capabilities to capitalize on the booming shale gas
industry, and grew Burns & McDonnell’s Food & Consumer
Products group into an industry leading design/build partner.
John has been a leader in key industry organizations, having
been a board member and past chairman of the Construction
Industry Institute (CII) and a board member and co-chair of
the Engineering and Construction Contracting Association, as
well as a member of the Young Presidents’ Organization and
the Chief Executives Organization. John was honored by CII
with the Richard L. Tucker Leadership & Service award in
2014 and by Georgia Tech in the Academy of Distinguished
Engineering Alumni.
Dennis has a bachelor’s degree in industrial engineering from
Georgia Tech. He is the retired chairman and chief executive
officer of Ross Systems, an application software company.
Early in his career, he held a variety of technical positions at
IBM. In 1969 he joined Atlanta-headquartered Management
Science America (MSA), where he held various management
positions including executive vice president and president of
MSA Advanced Manufacturing. In 1988 he led a group of
investors in a leveraged buyout of Silicon Valley-based Ross
Systems. He served as its chairman and CEO until he retired
in 2000. He has held positions on the boards of Corporate
Software, Frame Technology, Coin Financial Systems and
Stamford Systems. In non-profit organizations, he has served as
president of CURE - Childhood Cancer Research & Support
Board, served on the industry association’s ITAA micro
software board, and served on the advisory board to the H.
Milton Stewart School of Industrial & Systems Engineering at
Georgia Tech. He has also served on the Board of Governors
of the Hammock Dunes Club, served on the Board of Visitors
at Emory University, and served on the Foundation Board of
the Daytona State College. Currently he is a member of the
Board of Supervisors for the Dunes Community Development
District, where he serves as treasurer, and the Hammock Dunes
Home Owners Association, where he heads the community
planning committee.
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The College
of
Engineering at Georgia
Admiral
James A. “Sandy”
Winnefeld, Jr.
Tech consistently ranks among the top
B.S. AE ’78
Vice Chairman,
Joint Chiefs of Staff
exemplary leader in engineering education,
engineering colleges in the country and is the
largest U.S. college of engineering. CoE is an
research, and service that anticipates and
meets the needs of tomorrow’s world. CoE
Sandy received a bachelor’s degree in aerospace engineering
with high honors from Georgia Tech and his commission
in the U.S. Navy from the NROTC program. After flight
training, he flew the F-14 Tomcat on several deployments
to the Western Pacific and Arabian Gulf and served as an
instructor at the Navy Fighter Weapons School (TOPGUN).
After squadron command, he graduated first in his class at the
Navy’s nuclear propulsion training program and commanded
USS Cleveland (LPD-7) and USS Enterprise (CVN-65)
during the nation’s initial response to the terrorist attacks of
9/11. After selection for flag rank, he served as commander of
the Theodore Roosevelt Carrier Strike Group in the Arabian
Gulf, commander of the United States SIXTH Fleet and
NATO Joint Command Lisbon, and as the commander of
United States Northern Command and the North American
Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD) in Colorado Springs,
Colorado. He currently serves as the ninth vice chairman of the
Joint Chiefs of Staff and is the nation’s second highest-ranking
military officer. He is proud to be a member of the Georgia
Tech Academy of Distinguished Engineering Alumni and the
Georgia Tech Advisory Board.
provides an educational experience that
prepares graduates for a career not only in
engineering, but other professions such
as medicine, law, business, and public
policy. Our students have opportunities for
hands-on,
interdisciplinary
technological
research that give them prospects to work
alongside renowned faculty on meaningful
projects with real human benefits. Our
graduates are technologically proficient and
innovative,
broadly
knowledgeable,
and
globally competent, with the ability and
resources to transcend geographic, cultural,
and ideological boundaries. Georgia Tech’s
College of Engineering is a place where
today’s students are developed as tomorrow’s
thinkers, leaders, and creators who can
succeed in and manage our extraordinarily
complex world.
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Dean’s Appreciation A wa r d
It is acknowledged that the College of Engineering has many valued supporters who are recognized and appreciated
continuously during the course of the on-going activities in the college. This award is intended to honor those special
individuals who have made extraordinary contributions to the advancement of the College of Engineering. The award
may go to engineering alumni or to honor non-engineering alumni who have brought distinction to the College of
Engineering and Georgia Tech.
Thomas A. Fanning
Chairman, President, and
Chief Executive Officer,
Southern Company
Tom is chairman, president and chief executive officer of Southern
Company, one of America’s largest producers of electricity. Elected
by the board of directors in July 2010, he became president of
Southern Company in August 2010 and assumed the additional
responsibilities of CEO and chairman in December 2010. Tom
has worked for Southern Company for more than 30 years
and has held 15 different positions in eight different business
units, including numerous officer positions with a variety of
Southern Company subsidiaries in the areas of finance, strategy,
international business development and technology.
Tom serves as chair of the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta,
and is on the Georgia Tech College of Management advisory
board, the board of trustees for the Georgia Tech Foundation,
the Institute of Nuclear Power Operations board of directors and
the World Association of Nuclear Operators - Atlanta Centre
governing board. He serves on the board of directors for Vulcan
Materials Company, and is also vice chairman of the Edison
Electric Institute and a member of the Business Roundtable.
He is chairman of the Electric Subsector Coordinating Council,
which serves as the principal liaison between the federal
government and the electric power sector to protect the electric
grid from threats that could impact national security. Tom also
is a member of the international advisory board of the Atlantic
Council, which promotes constructive leadership and engagement
in international affairs.
Most recently, he served as chief operating officer, where he was
responsible for Southern Company’s generation and transmission,
engineering and construction services, research and environmental
affairs, system planning and competitive generation business
units. Tom also was responsible for leading Southern Company’s
efforts on business strategy and served as a director of Southern
Nuclear, Southern Company’s nuclear plant operating company.
He earned bachelor’s and master’s degrees in industrial
management from Georgia Tech, which later awarded him an
honorary Ph.D. His executive education includes programs at
the International Institute for Management Development in
Lausanne, Switzerland, the Harvard Business School and the
University of Virginia’s Darden School of Business.
Tom previously was the company’s chief financial officer, where
he was responsible for the accounting, finance, tax, investor
relations, treasury and risk management functions. In this role, he
served as the chief risk officer and had responsibility for corporate
strategy. Prior to assuming the role of chief financial officer, Tom
was president and CEO of Gulf Power.
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Council of Outstanding Young Engineering Alumni
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Robert F. Abbanat
Behrooz Abdi
James P. Adamczyk
Matt Adams
Negussie B. Adefris
Derrick Adkins
Rodney C. Adkins
Milton L. Aitken, III
Rashi Akki
C. Dan Alford
Todd R. Allen
Antonio R. Alvarez
Bruce F. Antolovich
Jeffrey R. Appling
Pam A. Arlotto
John Ball
Kingshuk Banerji
Brett E. Battles
Nathan T. Becker
Richard A. Belden
Andrew W. Bennett
Coleman T. Bentley
Alan B. Berry
Kim L. Berry
Norman F. Bessette, II
C. Garry Betty
Gajanan S. Bhat
William D. Blackstock
Bird D. Blitch
Micky Bly
David E. Bockelman
Keefe E. Bohannan
Dana A. Bolstad
Elizabeth A. Boltz
Jimmy C. Bonner
James R. Borders
Michael E. Borders
Yavuz A. Bozer
Allen Brantley
Jeffrey L. Brinen
Robert A. Brodowski
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Craig W. Brown
John Robert Brumfield
Susan E. Burns
Richard B. Burroughs, III
Jonathan Talbot Butcher
James F. Butterworth
William R. Calhoun, Jr.
Kenneth H. Calhoun
Edward G. Cape Jr.
Daniel P. Carroll
Mark E. Cawthon
Carlos E. Cesnik
Denise Chastain-Knight
Aditi Chattopadhyay
Franco Cimatti
Thomas C. Cisewski
Sonya Summerour Clemmons
William Clyburn, Jr.
Melinda Coker
Michael A. Coleman
Terry Comer
Robert Coneybeer
Brynn R. Conover
John E. Corban
Sean L. Corcoran
Thomas A. Corker
Chris Corner
Edward J. Coyne, Jr.
Laurent Cretegny
Robert E. Crupie
G. Genco D’Andria
Thomas D. Daniel
G. Derrick Darby
Robert B. Darling
Jarrett R. Datcher
Ryan Davis
Stephen A. Dawkins
Darren M. Dawson
Kristian E. Deaver
James A. DeBardelaben
Gina DeSimone
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Charles T. Dickson
William J. Drury
R. Thomas Dyal
Bruce Eisenman
D. D. Eisenstein
Julie R. Ellis
Michael M. Ellis
Jeffrey T. Ellis
Holly A. Elmendorf
Signe R. Erickson
James O. Etheredge
Susan I. Evans
John A. Fedun
Catherine Ferrie
Penney A. File
Daniel H. Fisher
Daniel Fort Flowers, Jr.
Daniel C. Floyd
Angela Gill Folsom
Bryan H. Fortson
Jack Gregory Foster
Sheldon J. Fox
Dave Frakes
Anne W. Fuller
Robin R. Galer
Jeffrey S. Gallinat
Thomas D. Gambino
Steven F. Garnier
Norman H. Garrett
Antonio A. Gates
Eric Gebhardt
Phillip N. Gee
Mark J. Gersbach
Linda Taylor Gilday
Robert W. Glenn, Jr.
Thierry Godart
Timothy G. Goddard
Stephen D. Goodman
Helen F. Gould
Christine S. Grant
Steven W. Gray
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Linda G. Griffith
Russell G. Grizzle
Robert J. Groner
Parmeet S. Grover
Kennon H. Guglielmo
Kellye P. Hafner
Raouf Y. Halim
Nanette Hall
Charles A. Hall
Jefferson W. Hall
Steven K. Hall
Paula T. Hammond
Erika G. Hamrick
Francis J. Harbist
Dana P. Harmer
Deborah N. Harris
C. Brent Hastie
Neil C. Hawkins
Kelvin C. Hawkins
Holmes J. Hawkins, III
William E. Head
James Heard
Yancy D. Helton
Ronald Henderson
Evelio Hernandez
Marcia F. Herndon
Lynda B. Herrig
Lisa B. Hibbard
Lara O’Connor Hodgson
David A. Hooke
Joseph F. Horn
Scott J. Horowitz
John G. Hotchkiss
John J. Hudiburg, III
Andrew T. Hunt
Eden M. Hunt
Bruce Hurst
Andrew Ibbotson
Timothy T. Jackson
J. Kurt Jacobus
Sharon M. Jadrnak
Artis C. Jenkins
Shawn E. Jenkins
Stephen F. Jensen
Stanley C. Jewell
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Sara N. Johnson
D. J. Jones, Jr.
J. Danté Jones
Christopher T. Jones
Joy F. Jordan
R. Steven Justice
Lawrence Kaiser
Randi L. Karpinia
David M. Katz
Michael E. Kazmierczak
Lesley S. Keck
Alex C. Kelly
Jon D. Kerner
Deborah Kilpatrick
Susan L. Kilrain
Donald E. Kinser
Stephanie M Kladakis
Charles R. Kleissler
Michael T. Kluber
John J. Kluber
Andre Knoesen
Barbara L. Knutson
Lisa G. Korslund
A. Renee Koster
Douglas R. Kraul
Alan F. Krauss
Roger A. Krone
Kristina M. Kwalik
Rene Lampley-Turner
Jeffrey S. Lane
Timothy J. Langlais
Anthony Lee
Bradley M. Lehman
Andrew F. Lewis
Margie S. Lewis
Gregory W. Lisenby
Sylvia E. Little
Jose Francisco Lluch
Christopher B. Lofgren
Eric M. Long
Donald Kevin Lorenzo
G. L. Lowndes
Paul L. Luz
Allison B. Luzier
Kathryn G. Lyall
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Jed S. Lyons
Paul R. MacGregor
Mario L. Macia
Calvin Mackie
Vivek Maddala
Blair C. Maddock
Scott N. Madigan
Robert T. Magnus
Sandra H. Magnus
Mary A. Mahler
Tim A. Malac
Liliana Maldonado
Theresa A. Maldonado
Michael G. Mann
Homer Alan Mantooth
David F. Marcille
Blair C. Marks
John Marshall
Lara J. Martin
Michael May
Sean McClenaghan
Thomas A. McDermott, Jr.
James C. McElvaney, Jr.
Robert D. McGinty
Joseph F. McIlrath, Jr.
Matt G. McKenna
Jamie P. McLean
Shaugn A. McReynolds
Orlando R. Mendez
Jennifer E. Michaels
Matthew P. Miller
Julia L. Miller
Ayanna Miller
Walter W. Milligan, Jr.
Derek Mills
Angela Dobson Mitchell
David F. Montague
Hugh Charles Moore
Rachel L. Moore
John C. Moosbrugger
Stephen G. Moran
Mark D. Morelli
Gil Morgan, Jr.
Tony J. Morris
Bryan M. Morton
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Carlos A. Muniz
Charles A. Murrah, Jr.
Ralph E. Napolitano, Jr.
Jeffrey E. Nause
Hang Thi Thu Nguyen
Thomas E. Noonan
Pamela M. Norris
William Nulty
Kathleen A. Ossman
Alex D. Papalexopoulos
Sanjay Parekh
Joseph W. Parks, Jr.
Anu Parvatiyar
N. Blake Patton
Asimina Pelegri
Douglas R. Pendergast
Cheryl A. G. Perkins
Parika Petaipimol
W. Scott Petty
Richard A. Phelps
Rosalind W. Picard
Jane L. Pierce
Douglas S. Pierce
Linda Podger-Williams
Steven R. Poehlein
Michael C. Polak
Randall E. Poliner
Todd A. Polley
William S. Potter
Barry E. Powell
Anthony J. Priest
Guy Primus
Sheryl S. Prucka
Thomas J. Quigley
Philip D. Rack
Brady L. Rackley, III
Carribeth Ramey
Keith Reed
S. Brent Reid
Harold R. Reynolds
Matthew N. Rhyner
Roy Richards, Jr.
Yancy W. Riddle
Gabriel Alfons Rincon-Mora
Michael C. Riordan
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Philip F. Ritchie
Brittany A. Robinson
Darrell K. Rochester
Heather S. Rocker
Eugenia V. Rodriguez
Edward M. Rogers
Allan D. Ross
Jim Ross
Ronald B. Roth
Christopher P. Rousseau
Josh Rowan
Brynn Allison Runkle
Janet C. Rutledge
William D. Salyer
Carol F. Sample
Alberto J. Santiago
Thomas G. Scarbrough
Mark A. Schmitt
Joan M. Schork
Lisa A. Schott
Dror Seliktar
Benjamin Shapiro
Richard H. Sharpe
Randolph Sheffield
Marcus William Shute, Sr.
Leslie R. Sibert
Alan F. Sides
Ronda R. Sides
John M. Siegel
Brian T. Singleton
Richard L. Smith
Cyrus W. Smith
Linda H. Sorrow
Kathleen K. Spillane
Mary A. Spio
Christopher A. Squires
Tirumalai S. Srivatsan
Robert N. Stargel, Jr.
Jocelyn M. Stargel
Jan Philip Stegemann
Marty Stewart
Lisbeth G. Stockman
William G. Stubbs
David Suleiman
William W. Sullins
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Kevin G. Sutterer
Julie L. Swann
Bryan M. Swarn
John J. Tenanty
Joel Tenney
William L. Thacker, Jr.
Randy J. Thayer
Thomas Lee Thompson
Veena S. Tikare
Emily A. Tilden
Michael R. Tinskey
David P. Touwsma
C. Dennis Trice
Michael A. Trick
Alfredo Trujillo
Zelik R. Ulman
Douglas J. Valenti
Katherine F. Vaughn
Ronald A. Veith
Emilio M. Venegas
Frédéric Villeneuve
Vandana Vishnu
Michael L. Wach
W. James Wallace
Henry B. Ward, III
Christopher D. Watkins
Bettina N. Wehner
Robert S. Weis
Cheryl J. Weldon
Linda F. Wells
Melissa Wert
Brock A. Wester
Richard K. Whitehead, III
Harry L. Wiederspahn
Frank E. Williams, III
H. Arthur Williams
Nicole Nichols Wilson
Anne Ford Wise
James H. Witherspoon, Jr.
Bruce J. Wittschiebe
Andrew P. Woods, III
Glenn T. Wright
Patrick H. Wulf
John Young, Jr.
Wenbin Yu
Academy of Distinguished Engineering Alumni
2014 2014
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David E. Adams
David P. Adams, III
John C. Adams, Sr.
Meriwether D. Adams
John E. Akridge, III
Stephen B. Alexander
C. Dean Alford
Dwight E. Alford
Ronald W. Allen
James L. Allen
Charles T. Allen
P. Dexter Allen, Jr.
Donato J. Altobelli
Antonio R. Alvarez
Robert J. Amman
Ray C. Anderson
Mike K. Anderson
Alfredo Arias
Robert C. Armstrong
Dorothy B. Autin
Ali Azad
David L. Bailey
Jennifer P. Bailey
Laurie L. Baker
C. Perry Bankston
Jack N. Barnette
Jack J. Barnhardt
Jose C. Barrios
Carlos J. Barroso
Mike B. Bartlett
Jose L. Barzuna
Warren L. Batts
James W. Bayer
Mokhtar S. Bazaraa
Sheryl W. Bealkowski
Keith D. Beaty
Bernard J. Belkin
Cindy B. Bellamy
Leo Benatar
Peter D. Bergstrom
Robert D. Bernstein
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Alexander B. Best
Vernon M. Bettencourt, Jr.
C. Garry Betty
Benjamin C. Bishop, Jr.
Thomas S. Blackstock
J. Dan Blitch, III
Larry J. Bloom
Coe A. Bloomberg
W. Frank Blount
R. Shelley Blount
Lawrence K. Blystone
Susan R. Bonds
David M. Bowden
Christopher J. Bowick
Harold T. Bowling
James W. Bowyer
Richard G. Bradley, Jr.
R. A. Bradley
James L. Bradner
Jean Breedlove
Phil Breedlove
John F. Brock, III
J. Don Brock
Arthur D. Brook
Marvin G. Brooks, Jr.
David S. Brookstein
Carey H. Brown
K. Harrison Brown
F. Sibley Bryan, Jr.
Michael J. Buckler
ADM Jack. E. Buffington
D. L. Burgess, III
Michael H. Burnside
John H. Burson, III
Aubrey M. Bush
Gary C. Butler
M. Forest Butler
James F. Butterworth
Kenneth G. Byers, Jr.
Brook H. Byers
Joseph R. Bynum
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Benjamin F. Caffey
R. G. Caldwell
William R. Calhoun, Jr.
Michael H. Camp
William L. Camp
Mario M. Canahuati
Robert E. Cannon
William N. Cantrell
Robert H. Cantwell
Edward G. Cape, Jr.
Joyce E. Carpenter
James R. Carreker
Hugh A. Carter, Jr.
William B. Carter, Jr.
John C. Cerny
Steve W. Chaddick
Chester A. Chaffin
A. Russell Chandler, III
James F. Chen
Michael J. Chesser
E. Henry Chia
Thomas A. Christopher, Jr.
Jenifer B. Cistola
Edward A. Clark
Ralph Cleveland, Jr.
Michael R. Clifford
G. Wayne Clough
Richard J. Codding, Sr.
Anthony A. Coker
William A. Coley
William R. Collins, Jr.
J. Abner Conner
H. Keith Cooley
Ralph H. Cooper, Jr.
John T. Corcia
Max Corner
Arthur R. Cox
Marsha Arrendale Craig
Todd G. Cutler
Marcus J. Dash
Karl Dasher
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Janet G. Davidson
Rebecca J Davis
John H. Davis
Robert G. Dawson
William E. Dean
William W. Dean
Evelyn M. DeLiso
Thomas C. DeLoach, Jr.
Gordon L. Dickens, III
Gerri B. Dickerson
John R. Dillon, III
Robert L. Dixon, Jr.
Michael J. Domanski
Frederick C. Donovan, Sr.
Alan L. Dorris
Jere A. Drummond
Rem DuBose
David A. Dullum
James W. Dullum
James M. Duncan
Ben J. Dyer
Benedict A. Eazzetta
H. Allen Ecker
James C. Edenfield
Teresa D. Edwards
Walter G. Ehmer
John W. Elbon
J. Marcus Elder, Jr.
Doug Ellis
John A. Ellis
Kenneth R. Entrekin
Patrick Epps
Ali Erdemir
Goodman B. Espy, III
Jose C. Estrada
Raul R. Estripeaut
Dwight H. Evans
K. A. Eyl
Dolan P. Falconer, Jr.
Catherine Ferrie
Tom Fitzpatrick
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David D. Flanagan
David L. Foote
Frank B. Fortson, III
J. Louis Fouts
Sheldon J. Fox
Jo Anne Freeman
John R. Freeman
Paul Freet
Stephen W. Freiman
Sandra Adamson Fryhofer
Michael L. Fulbright
Jerry B. Fussell
J. Chris Gaffney
Thomas D. Gambino
Frantisek Gasparik
Jeffrey T. Gasser
Eric Gebhardt
Robert V. Geiger
Robert M. Gemmell
William W. George
Don P. Giddens
Jeffrey V. Giglio
Michael W. Ginn
Maurice I. Glad, Jr.
Sherman J. Glass, Jr.
Thomas A. Glaze
Edmund C. Glover
Dan C. Godbee
Francis S. Godbold
Robert C. Goetz
Dixie E. Goins
Thomas L. Gossage
William S. Green
Edward A. Gregory, Jr.
J. Thomas Gresham
Linda G. Griffith
Marty Gurian
Albert J. Hackl
Simon Hafeitz
Thomas W. Hagler, Jr.
W. George Hairston, III
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Raouf Y. Halim
Kenneth R. Hall
M. Melton Hall, Jr.
William J. Hargrove
Roy Vincent Harris, Jr.
Hollis L. Harris
James P. Harris
Deborah N. Harris
Charles L. Harris
John A. Harrison
Danny L. Hartley
W. Richard Hauenstein
Leonard J. Haynes
Paul W. Heard, Jr.
Peter A. Heffring
W. Daniel Heidt
Russell H. Heil
Charles J. Herbert
Jerry M. Hesterlee
Neil H. Hightower, Sr.
George H. Hightower, Jr.
Robert G. Hill
Gabriel C. Hill, III
John P. Hine
Christopher M. Hobson
Carl E. Hofstadter
Lee W. Hogan
Barry W. Holden
Travis W. Honeycutt
Warren A. Hood
Duane L. Hoover
Walter W. Hubbard
John R. Huff
Mel Hughes
Chuck W. Hughes, Jr.
Charles H. Huling
Jay D. Humphrey
Andrew T. Hunt
John C. Hunter, III
Kenneth E. Hyatt
Frank Inman, Jr.
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George H. Inman
Joseph C. Irastorza
C. Allen Ivey
Selma A. Jabaley
Birdel F. Jackson, III
Stephen F. Jensen
E. Dunbar Jewell
John G. Johnson
Terry W. Johnson
Thomas H. Johnson
Ronald L. Johnson
Ellis L. Johnson
James R. Jolly, Jr.
Charles H. Jones
Lewis H. Jordan, III
Linda J. Jordan
Elizabeth A. Judson
Manuel A. Junco, Jr.
Roger L. Kearns
Garnett L. Keith, Jr.
E. Larry Kelly
David R. Kennedy, Jr.
Richard C. Kessler
Haven L. Kicklighter, Jr.
R. Shane Kimbrough
Wayt King, Jr.
Arlen J. Kirchoff, Jr.
Susan Deal Kirchoff
Frederick Lee Kitson
Larry D. Knauer
Wayne H. Knox
Gregory J. Koch
John W. Koger
Robert V. Kolarik, II
Roger A. Krone
Eve L. Kuniansky
Daniel C. Kyker, Jr.
Bryan T. LaBrecque
E. Cody Laird, Jr.
James A. Lake
Andrea L. Laliberte
R. Warren Langley
John D. Lanza
2001
2004
1998
2007
1998
2013
1994
1994
2001
1998
1995
2008
2012
2001
1994
1995
1996
1996
1996
2002
2006
2014
2007
1995
2002
2011
2000
1994
1994
2007
1996
2007
1995
1996
1997
2002
1996
2005
2010
2012
1995
2008
1996
John Pitkin Lappington, Jr.
Nicholas D. Lappos
W. Walter LaRoche, III
Raul Gustavo Larrea
Ben W. Latimer
John Laughter
W. John Lee
John N. LeMasters, III
Jesus Leon
Michael Levy
C. Turner Lewis, Jr.
William D. Lewis
Weiping Li
Joseph Lee Lias
Charles K. Ligon, Jr.
W. Carl Lineberger
Thomas E. Little, Jr.
J. Wayne Littles
Frank F. Liu
Christopher B. Lofgren
Louis B. Long
Xiaoping Long
Adriel Longo
Manuel E. Lores
Lynn C. Maddox
Sandra H. Magnus
Louis G. Maier, III
Lewis B. Mallory
Thomas J. Malone
Ralph D. Malone
Wesley M. Mann, Jr.
Xavier L. Mann
Bob Marbut
Freddie L. Marion
J. R. Markley
Blair C. Marks
William J. Martin
Jeffrey A. Martin
Robert D. Martin
Kent Masters
Philip W. Matos
James H. Maughon
William S. McArthur
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1995
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2001
2001
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1995
2010
2005
2002
2008
2014
2000
2001
2011
2003
1998
2003
1996
1995
2007
1995
1998
1995
Willard B. McBurney, Jr.
William Y. McCaslin, Jr.
William R. McCollum
Hayne D. McCondichie
H. Bruce McEver
Henry A. McGee, Jr.
O. W. ‘Mac’ McGowan
William W. McKee, Jr.
David M. McKenney
John M. McKenney
David G. McMaster
Michael R. McQuade
Huibert Mees
Ted R. Meihofer
Duncan A. Mellichamp
Joseph C. Mello
Allen C. Merritt
Pierce Merry, Jr.
Shirley C. Mewborn
Carolyn Winstead Meyers
Juan A. Michelena
Mark G. Miller
C. Doyle Miller, Sr.
Ray W. Miller
Bob Millikan
David Milton
Stephen M. Mitchell
J. Phil Mobley
Robert C. (Bud) Moeller
David F. Montague
Mark Moon
Rachel L. Moore
Elizabeth B. Moore
Michael K. Moore
Charles W. Moorman IV
Thomas D. Moreland
Paul W. Morgan, Jr.
Jean A. Mori
John H. Morris
Robert K. Morse
Charles D. Moseley, Jr.
Robert L. Moultrie, Sr.
Charles A. Muench
Past I n d u c t e e s
1998
1997
1999
2002
2000
1995
1994
1997
1996
1999
1999
2010
1996
2001
2011
2008
2001
1994
2011
1996
2000
2000
1995
1996
2005
2001
1994
2010
1999
2001
2010
2007
2000
1995
2008
1995
1998
1995
2014
1994
2006
2000
1998
Craig J. Mundie
Joseph S. Mundy
H. Ronald Nash, Jr.
Michael R. Nash, Sr.
Richard O. Neel
Maurice S. Nelson, Jr.
Thomas L. Newberry, Jr.
John E. Nobles
Zack S. Norville, Jr.
Andres Nunez
William R. T. Oakes, Jr.
Thomas J. O’Brien
Eric J. Ochiltree
James A. O’Kon
Gaspar Ortuno
J. S. Osterlund
J. Paul Oxer
Gordon G. Palmer
Sungmee Park
Alan J. Parrish
Gilbert H. Patrick
Janice Ruth Mccants Patrick
G. David Peake
Jed W. Pearson, III
Blake V. Peck
David A. Perdue
Parker H. Petit
David Y. Phelps
Thomas J. Pierce, Jr.
Alan G. Poindexter
Randall E. Poliner
Conrad W. Ponder Jr.
John W. Pope
John W. Poston
Willis J. Potts, Jr.
Harry D. Pratt, Jr.
Lewis Price, Jr.
James E. Pruitt, Jr.
Thomas J. Quigley
George J. Rabstejnek, Jr.
J. Paul Raines
Agustin A. Ramirez, Jr.
William D. Ramsbottom
1995
2012
2008
1994
2002
2010
1994
2006
2007
1999
1995
2012
1994
1998
2008
1996
2004
1996
1994
1996
1994
1999
1998
2010
1999
1999
1998
2011
1994
2000
1996
2014
1994
1995
1995
2011
1994
1999
1996
2004
1995
1995
2008
William W. Randolph
Mark Anthony Randolph
Ravi Rangan
Charles L. Ray, Jr.
G. Allan Ray
Pedro A. Ray
Toy F. Reid
S. Brent Reid
Lewis L. Rich
Donald W. Richardson
Robert A. Rieger
Carl D. Ring
L. W. Robert IV
N. Allen Robertson
Michael D. Rosen
Jack C. Rowan
Roberto R. Roy
Michael T. Ryan
Oliver H. Sale, Jr.
Robert E. Sanders, Jr.
Jerome D. Sands, Jr.
Gene Sapp, Jr.
Michael L. Sappington
Gilberto Sarfaty
John C. Savage
John F. Scarborough, III
Cecil W. Schneider
Larry A. Schneider
John G. Sessoms, Jr.
C. David Seuss
T. Scott Shamlin
Suzanne Shank
Julius C. Shaw, Jr.
Roy C. Sheffield
William S. Shepard, Sr.
Hanif D. Sherali
Warren D. Shiver
Edward J. Shockley
James F. Simmons
Ronald S. Slaymaker
Mark C. Smith
Russell G. Smith
Jane L. Snowdon
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2006
1994
1994
1996
1994
1996
1995
1996
2004
1998
1995
1994
2002
2000
2004
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1994
1998
1999
2000
2006
1994
1996
1994
2014
2000
2002
2012
1996
2008
2003
2012
2001
1996
2007
1996
2004
2004
2002
1996
2008
Jesus M. Sosa
Slim Souissi
L. Terrell Sovey, Jr.
W. Pierre Sovey
Francis N. Spears
George S. Spindler
Steven M. Spivak
E. Roe Stamps, IV
James H. Starnes, Jr.
Stefan V. Stein
R. Randolph Stevens
H. Milton Stewart
H. Hammond Stith, Jr.
Bill Stobaugh
James A. Stratigos, Jr.
Federico M. Stubbe
J. William Summerour, Jr.
C. Meade Sutterfield
John M. Swihart
Aleksander Szlam
Joseph K. Tannehill
David E. Tate, Sr.
Wahid Tawfik
Harry E. Teasley, Jr.
Howard T. Tellepsen, Jr.
Michael E. Tennenbaum
Mark S. Terry
Randy J. Thayer
Walter Thomas
Lanny S. Thomas
James R. Thompson, Jr.
Joe F. Thompson, Jr.
James S. Thomson
Kirk S. Thornburg
Howard A. Thrailkill
John E. Till
Krista S. Tillman
Curtis J. Tompkins
Leon H. Toups
Roland M. Toups
Joe L. Trantham
Don P. Traviss
Robert C. Traylor
1998
1996
1999
1996
2002
1999
2008
1996
1999
2002
2012
1996
2001
1996
2004
1995
1994
1994
1996
1997
2004
Richard H. Truly
Richard C. Tucker, Sr.
John H. Tundermann
Kyle H. Turner, Jr.
G. Ben Turnipseed
F. Thomas Tuttle
Juan C. Valdes
Shailendra K. Varma
A. Michael Varney
Leo A. Vecellio, Jr.
Emilio M. Venegas
Philip S. Vincent
John G. Voeller
David M. Walker
Randy I. Walker
James M. Wallace, Jr.
David I. J. Wang
Richard F. Ward
J. Foster Watkins
J. Tom Watters, Jr.
Joseph R. Watters
1997
1995
1998
1994
2001
1996
2007
1994
1996
1995
2007
1999
1994
1996
1994
1994
1995
1996
1998
1999
2012
Steven G. Wax
William L. Weaver, Jr.
Daniel A. Webster
James Wei
Alfred P. West, Jr.
Warren O. Wheeler
Douglas Wheelock
Frank M. White, Jr.
James Whitney
John H. Wiedeman
Glenn R. Wienkoop
Carlton S. Wilder
Lester A. Wilkes
Charles E. Willbanks
J. Kelley Williams
Virgil Rufus Williams
Paul H. Williams
Sam A. Williams
Thomas L. Williams
William H. Williams
Philip L. Williams
1996
2002
1994
1995
1998
1996
2012
2004
1998
1999
1996
1994
1994
2011
1994
2002
2011
2007
1996
1994
Alan N. Willson, Jr.
James A. Winnefeld, Jr.
Robert A. Wolfe
Roger P. Woodward
James H. Woodward
W. Gardner Wright
Glenn T. Wright
Frank E. Wyatt
Carolyn Wylder
Janet C. Wylie
Gordon J. Wysong
Lawrence J. Ybarrondo
Edmund Leonidus Yeargan, Jr.
Mark D. Yerger
John W. Young
John Young, Jr.
Richard Nils Young
Richard E. Zalesky, Jr.
Jack J. Zbar
Jack M. Zeigler
J. Dan Blitch, III
Jose A. Bolivar
Harold T. Bowling
James W. Bowyer
Carl F. Branson
H. Francis Brantley
James E. Broadwell
Roger H. Brown, Sr.
Morris M. Bryan, Jr.
Thomas M. Bryan, II
Rudolph H. Bunzl
John H. Burson, III
Joseph P. Byrd, III
Fuller E. Callaway, Jr.
William L. Camp
James E. Carter
Melvin W. Carter
2007
2000
2008
2007
2010
2003
1994
2011
2011
2013
1997
1999
1995
1999
2014
2000
2001
John C. Cerny
A. Russell Chandler, III
E. Henry Chia
Edward A. Clark
M. Andrew Clark
Jack F. Clearman
Col. Oscar P. Cleaver
Michael R. Clifford
G. Wayne Clough
Joe K. Cochran
Daniel B. Cofer
Douglas P. Cone
H. McKinley Conway, Jr.
Manuel M. Cortes
Arthur R. Cox
Robert W. Cruger
Gordon B. Dalrymple
Engineering Hall of Fame
1994
1994
1997
1998
2002
1996
1998
1996
1994
1994
1994
1995
2000
2014
1994
2004
2001
Nelson D. Abell
John E. Aderhold
Edward C. Aldridge, Jr.
Ronald W. Allen
Edward L. Allman
Joseph H. Anderer
Ray C. Anderson
John A. Auxier
Gilbert Bachman
H. Grady Baker, Jr.
Jack Baldwin
Robert L. Barnes
Tom Barrow, Jr.
Warren L. Batts
John P. Baum
Harold S. Becker
Leo Benatar
2014
2002
2007
2006
1999
2011
2011
2000
1994
1995
1994
2007
1994
1994
1999
1994
1998
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Past I n d u c t e e s
1997
1994
2006
1999
1995
1997
2000
1995
2005
1995
1994
2004
2014
2003
2007
2003
1995
1996
2000
2005
2005
2011
2000
1994
2011
1996
1994
1994
2003
1998
2011
1995
1994
2001
2005
2014
2012
2008
2004
1994
1997
2002
1999
Thomas F. Davenport, Jr.
Edward Emil David, Jr.
Harold O. Davidson, Jr.
Raymond G. Davis, Sr.
Howard G. Dean, Jr.
William E. Dean
Thomas C. DeLoach, Jr.
C. Bailey Dixon
Leo J. Drum, Jr.
Robert A. Duffy
Paul A. Duke, Sr.
Michael T. Duke
John W. Durstine
Harold A. Dye
H. Allen Ecker
James C. Edenfield
Thomas A. Edwards
Robert C. Elder
Doug Ellis
James Oren Ellis, Jr.
Edward A. Eppinger
Paul D. Espy
Alfred Estrada
James R. Fair
J. Gordon Farmer
Melvin S. Feder
George W. Felker, III
James D. Finley
Tom Fitzpatrick
James W. Furlow
Ron L. Geer
Harold W. Gegenheimer
Lawrence L. Gellerstedt, Jr.
F. Vreeland George, Jr.
William W. George
Don P. Giddens
Sherman J. Glass, Jr.
Edmund C. Glover
Arnold I. Goldberg
Sidney Goldin
Thomas L. Gossage
Clayton H. Griffin
Thomas B. Gurley
1994
2002
1994
1994
2001
2012
2004
2011
1994
1995
2005
1998
1994
2005
1995
1997
2008
1999
2004
1994
2007
2000
2005
1995
2004
1994
2001
2008
1997
2002
2006
1996
1995
1996
1997
2002
2005
2001
1994
2006
1995
1994
2003
Eugene C. Gwaltney, Jr.
Stephen C. Hale, Jr.
Herbert P. Haley
Christopher F. Hammond
Joseph T. Hamrick
Charles I. Hancock
Hollis L. Harris
James P. Harris
Harold William Harrison
Albert E. Harrison
William R. Haselton
John C. Hemby, Jr.
George H. Hightower, Sr.
Neil H. Hightower, Sr.
F. A. L. Holloway
Martial A. Honnell
Duane L. Hoover
Bones’ Howe
H. Scott Howell
John J. Hudiburg, Jr.
John R. Huff
Hugh Franklin Hunter
John C. Hunter, III
Abraham Hyatt
E. Calvin Johnson
Donald C. Johnston, Sr.
Stephen L. Johnston
James R. Jolly, Jr.
Robert T. Jones, Jr.
Charles H. Jones
Raymond A. Jones, Jr.
J. Calvin Jureit
Edgar J. Justus
CPT John B. Kackley
Garnett L. Keith, Jr.
Joseph A. Keller, Jr.
John W. Keys III
John W. Koger
Isadore L. Kunian
James C. Leathers
Donald H. Leeds
Clement D. LeHardy
Dean J. Lennard
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1994
2003
1996
1994
1999
1997
2004
2008
2000
2013
2006
1994
1996
2014
2004
2008
2002
1994
1997
1995
1996
1999
1995
2008
2000
2011
2012
1994
2000
1994
1995
2008
1997
1995
2010
1996
2014
2006
2004
1994
1995
1999
1995
David S. Lewis, Jr.
Frank D. Lewis
Henry Robert Linden
J. Erskine Love, Jr.
Thomas S. Lucas
Albert L. Luce
Thomas J. Malone
Philip W. Matos
Joe E. Mayes
William S. McArthur
Henry A. McGee, Jr.
Daniel A. McKeever
Lonnie S. McMillian, Jr.
Carl H. McNair, Jr.
Duncan A. Mellichamp
Allen C. Merritt
Shirley C. Mewborn
Buck Mickel
T. Wainwright Miller, Jr.
Marvin G. Mitchell
Wade T. Mitchell
Dade W. Moeller
Brooks Moore
Jean A. Mori
R. E. Morris
John H. Morris
Thomas ‘Thos’ H. Muller, Jr. Jack Mundy, Jr.
Richard S. Myrick
Antonio L. Navarro
Thomas L. Newberry, Jr.
Zack S. Norville, Jr.
George Marstella Nottingham, Jr.
Dorroh L. Nowell
William R. T. Oakes, Jr.
John I. Oatts
James L. Oliver, II
Richard E. Olson
Paul M. O’Neal, Jr.
Robert Benzein Ormsby, Jr.
Clyde Orr, Jr.
John Oster, Jr.
Charles T. Oxford
Past I n d u c t e e s
1995
1999
1994
1994
1996
2004
2011
2002
1995
1994
1997
2000
1994
2004
2002
2012
1996
1996
1994
2011
1994
2005
1995
1999
1996
2006
1995
2008
2006
1997
Gordon G. Palmer
Hayne Palmour, III
Thomas V. Patton, Jr.
Frank K. Peeples
Lamar J. Perlis
Tom E. Perrin
Parker H. Petit
Claude A. Petty, Jr.
Thomas H. Pigford
John E. Pippin
Frank A. Player
Alan Y. Pope
Nilon H. Prater
M. David Prince
Brumley D. Pritchett
Henry L. Pruitt
Charles Edward Quentel, III
Clifford W. Rackley
George D. Ray, Jr.
H.M. Jack Reynolds
Roy Richards
Donald W. Richardson
Alfred Ritter
Arturo U. Rodriguez-Ulloa
Rollin C. Rose
Chester A. Roush
Herbert S. Saffir
Gene Sapp, Jr.
Robert S. Sarfaty
Harris Saunders, Jr.
1994
1997
1994
2013
1999
2004
2006
2007
1994
2001
1998
1995
2000
2012
1995
2002
1994
1998
2005
1996
1998
1994
1996
1994
1995
2013
2010
1997
2003
2014
Dean’s Appreciation Award
2013
2014
2006
2005
2003
Kathy Betty
C. Michael Cassidy
Jean-Lou Chameau
M. Clark Cook, Jr.
J. Narl Davidson
2000
2008
2012
2007
1999
John E. Schott
Julius C. Shaw, Jr.
C. J. ‘Pete’ Silas
James F. Simmons
A. Chester Skinner, Jr.
Joseph L. Smith, Jr.
Mark C. Smith
George S. Spindler
Malcolm T. Stamper
E. Roe Stamps, IV
Albert H. Staton, Jr.
Jack C. Stein
H. Milton Stewart
Joseph D. Stewart
A. Richard Stirni
H. Hammond Stith, Jr.
Frederick G. Storey
J. Frank Stovall
Fred W. Stover, Jr.
John M. Swihart
Jo M. Teague, Jr.
Howard T. Tellepsen, Sr.
Michael E. Tennenbaum
Austin C. Thies
Ruble A. Thomas
Howard A. Thrailkill
Richard H. Truly
Hal B. Tucker
Richard C. Tucker, Sr.
Knox W. Tull, Jr.
2013
2004
2000
1998
1994
1998
2000
1999
2003
2001
1994
2000
2004
2002
1994
2013
1995
1994
1994
1995
1999
2001
2012
2013
2003
2012
2002
2005
2003
1998
Kyle Turner
Robert W. Tyson, Jr.
W. K. Upchurch, Jr.
Robert O. Usry
George E. Viereck
Ivan M. Viest
Fred L. Walker, Jr.
David I. J. Wang
Henderson C. Ward
William L. Weaver, Jr.
Frank K. Webb
Jack C. Webb
Roger P. Webb
James Wei
John H. Weitnauer, Jr.
James Wesley
Robert C. West
Randolph Whitfield
Frank J. Whitley
Thomas R. Williams
Frank B. Williams, Jr.
J. Kelley Williams
Frank E. Williams, Jr.
Paul H. Williams
Monroe J. Willner
Robert A. Wolfe
Lawrence J. Ybarrondo
John W. Young
Jack J. Zbar
Jack M. Zeigler
Lawrence L. Gellerstedt, Jr.
Robert F. Hochman
Donna Hyland
Robert G. Loewy
Shirley C. Mewborn
2005
2005
2001
2007
Glen P. Robinson, Jr.
John C. Staton, Jr.
Michael E. Thomas
Ward O. Winer
1999
2000
Carter Northern Paden, Jr.
William J. Todd
Honorary Engineering Award
2010
1997
George L. Bowen III
W. Daniel Heidt
2005
1998
G. Burtt Holmes
Lawrence P. Huang
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College of Engineering
Vigor Yang
Daniel Guggenheim School of
Aerospace Engineering
William R.T. Oakes Chair
Ravi Bellamkonda
Wallace H. Coulter Department of
Biomedical Engineering
Wallace H. Coulter Chair
Reginald DesRoches
H. Milton Stewart School of
Industrial and Systems Engineering
H. Milton and
Carolyn J. Stewart Chair
David Sholl
School of Chemical and
Biomolecular Engineering
Chair
Steven McLaughlin
School of Civil and
Environmental Engineering
Karen and John Huff Chair
H. Edwin Romeijn
School Chairs
School of Electrical and
Computer Engineering
Steve W. Chaddick Chair
Naresh Thadhani
School of Materials Science
and Engineering
Chair
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William J. Wepfer
George W. Woodruff School of
Mechanical Engineering
Eugene C. Gwaltney, Jr. Chair
College of Engineering
A dv i s o r y B oa r d
José Barrios
M.S. EE ’71
Deputy Administrator (retired)
Panama Canal Authority
Walt Baxter
B.S. ME ’93
BME Advisory Board Chair
Senior Principal Scientist
Medtronic Neurological
William R. Calhoun, Jr.
B.S. CE ’81
Executive Vice President
Clark Construction Group, LLC
Steve W. Chaddick
B.S. EE ’74, M.S. ’82
ECE Advisory Board Chair
Mentor Capitalist
Ridgewood Advisors, LLC
George Corbin
MSE Advisory Board Chair
Director of Research, Development,
& Technology
Senior Executive Vice President
Solvay Specialty Polymers
Todd Cutler
B.S. EE ’79
General Manager
Keysight Technologies
Robert L. Dixon, Jr.
B.S. EE ’77
Senior VP and Global CIO
PepsiCo, Inc.
Kellye P. Hafner
B.S. ChE ’96
ChBE Advisory Board Chair
Research and Development Director
MeadWestvaco Corporation
Lara Hodgson
B.S. AE ’93
President and CEO
NOWaccount Network Corporation
Paul Judge
M.S. CS ’01, Ph.D. ’02
Vice President Cloud Services and
Chief Research Officer
Barracuda Networks
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Deborah Kilpatrick
B.S. ESM ’89, M.S. ’94, Ph.D. ’96
Chief Executive Officer
Evidation Health
David C. Munson, Jr.
Dean, College of Engineering
University of Michigan
Thomas J. O’Brien
B.S. IE ’81
President and CEO
Axion BioSystems
David E. Parekh
Vice President, Research
Director, Research Center
United Technologies Corporation
Vinod Philip
Engineering Head, Siemens Gas Turbine
Siemens Energy, Inc.
Randall E. Poliner
B.S. EE ’77
General Partner
Antares Capital Corporation
Guy Primus
B.S. IE ’92, M.S. ’95
ISyE Advisory Board Chair
Co-founder & COO
The VR Company
Julian Paul Raines
B.S. IE ’85
Chief Executive Officer
GameStop Corporation
Donald W. Richardson
B.S. AE ’51
President and CEO
DonRich Research, Inc.
Larry A. Schneider
B.S. AE ’85
Vice President and Chief Project Engineer
777 Program
Boeing Commercial Airplane Group
Leslie R. Sibert
B.S. EE ’85
Robert N. Stargel, Jr.
B.S. EE ’83
Vice President, Global Nonwovens Product
Kimberly-Clark Corporation
James S. Thomson
B.S. IE ’70
Financial Advisor
Sumitomo Corporation of America
Perennial Power Holdings
Lindsey D. Thornhill
B.S. ME ’84, M.S. ME ’86, Ph.D. ME ’96
ME Advisory Board Chair
Asst. VP and Division Manager,
Advanced Solutions Division
Science Applications International Corp.
Richard C. Tucker
B.S. CE ’64, M.S. CE ’65
External Advisory Board Chair
President and CEO (Retired)
Environmental Resources
Management, Inc.
Vice President, Distribution
Georgia Power Company
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Glenn T. Wright
B.S. ChE ’87
Senior Vice President
Shell Energy North America
John Young, Jr.
B.S. AE ’85
AE Advisory Board Chair
Principal
JY Strategies, LLC
Rick Zalesky
B.S. CE ’78
CEE Advisory Board Chair
Chevron (retired) Executive Sponsor
to Georgia Tech
David Zell
B.S. IE ’82
Managing Partner
Timbervest, LLC
Ed Zoiss
Vice President
Government Communications Systems
Harris Corporation
History of T h e A l u m n i A wa r d s
The College of Engineering Alumni Awards were created in 1994 under the leadership of Dr. John A. White during
his tenure as Dean. He stated, “…being students at Georgia Tech, you have had a significant impact on the world.
Those who wonder why Georgia Tech’s College of Engineering enjoys an impeccable reputation need only look at
your accomplishments.” Subsequently, he passed the torch to Dr. Jean-Lou Chameau, former Georgia Tech Provost
and Engineering Dean, whose outstanding service to the College of Engineering led him to receive the 2006 Dean’s
Appreciation Award from then-Dean Dr. Don P. Giddens, a Tech engineering alumnus. The alumni awards program is
now under the leadership of current Dean Dr. Gary S. May, who received his bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering
from Georgia Tech. Each year, the College of Engineering recognizes, with an induction ceremony, select alumni who
have contributed to the profession, advanced in their careers, and enhanced the lives of others both personally and
professionally. These outstanding alumni are reviewed by committees within each of the eight schools within the College
and formally submitted for selection.
Special Thanks
G. Wayne Clough, President Emeritus, Guest Speaker
Georgia Tech Alumni Band
The Ramblin’ Wreck
Tiffany Davis, Student Speaker
Grant Veve, Student Assistant
Maya Carrasquillo, Student Assistant
Sarah Collins, Graphic Designer
Lyndsey Lewis, Communications Officer
Janice Thompson, Decor Design
Alex Hubbs, Videographer
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“Ramblin’ Wreck”
I’m a Ramblin’ Wreck from Georgia Tech and a hell of an engineer,
A helluva, helluva, helluva, helluva, hell of an engineer,
Like all the jolly good fellows, I drink my whiskey clear,
I’m a Ramblin’ Wreck from Georgia Tech and a hell of an engineer.
Oh, if I had a daughter, sir, I’d dress her in White and Gold,
And put her on the campus, to cheer the brave and bold.
But if I had a son, sir, I’ll tell you what he’d do.
He would yell, “To hell with Georgia,” like his daddy used to do.
Oh, I wish I had a barrel of rum and sugar three thousand pounds,
A college bell to put it in and a clapper to stir it around.
I’d drink to all good fellows who come from far and near.
I’m a ramblin’, gamblin’, hell of an engineer!