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International Society of Automation honors Engineering alumnus Robert Heider
The ISA Fellow designation means that an unbiased, dedicated group representing the industry has recognized the professional contributions of Robert Heider SI'96.
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Engineering alumnus named president of the nation's premier college for the deaf
T. Alan Hurwitz, EE '65, was named president at Gallaudet University after a 39-year career at the National Technical Institute for the Deaf.
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Engineering mentor program dinner is October 20
The Engineering Mentor Program pairs juniors and seniors with School of Engineering & Applied Science alumni. Mentors share insight and tips on how to become a successful young professional.
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New externship program includes Engineering alumni
A new externship program gives students insight into career options and participants include Engineering alumnus Marshall Curtis, BSEE ’68, an attorney with Whitam, Curtis, Christofferson & Cook, PC.
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Increasing connectivity is in his cards
Engineering alumnus Ted Perlstein's Chicago-based business, Fill In The Blank Greetings, produces greeting cards that provide a more interactive experience.
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Living & sharing fundamental values: Alumnus Jack Bodine
Engineering alumnus Jack Bodine was recently profiled in Washington University Magazine. Jack and his wife, Mary Jane, endowed a scholarship in engineering and also sponsor an annual term-endowed scholarship.
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Engineering honors alumni volunteer of the year
Alumni Advisory Council President Chris Chivetta and Dean Salvatore Sutera presented the 2009 John W. Kourik Volunteer of the Year Award to Tom Feichtinger.
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Finding global success at the interface between computer science & business
As the CEO and co-founder of Creditex, a leading operator of global derivatives exchanges and over-the-counter markets - it may surprise some that Sunil Hirani received his Bachelor of Science degree in computer science in 1988 from Washington University's School of Engineering.
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Cycling for hope, housing … humanity
At 71, alumnus Robert Frick B.S.C.E. '60, M.B.A. '62, a retired veteran of the banking and real estate industries, is still on the move. He recently completed a cross-country bicycle ride for Habitat for Humanity®.
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Engineering alumna nominated as a "New Face of Engineering"
The American Institute of Chemical Engineers nominated Erica Delorme BSChemE '04 for the National Engineers Week Foundation's New Faces of Engineering 2009.
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