Making News, June 2015

On Friday, June 5, the commencement speech for the Schuylkill Haven Area High School (PA) graduation ceremony was given by NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, assistant division chief, mechanical systems division, Susan R. Breon, Ph.D. (PA B '80). Dr. Breon graduated from Schuylkill 39 years ago and spoke to those on hand about advances in... Continue Reading →

In the News, June 2015

William A. Kitch, Ph.D., P.E. (IL A '82), has been named the first chair of Angelo State University's new department of civil engineering, which will begin offering engineering classes this fall. Dr. Kitch is currently a professor of engineering at California State Polytechnic University-Pomona (CPP). He has taught civil engineering at CPP since 2006. His... Continue Reading →

In Support of Engineering Education, June 2015

The National Science Foundation has awarded the University of Houston (UH) money to "fund scholarships for students in engineering technology and computer science." The money will be split between two scholarship pools. Awarding roughly 40 scholarships in engineering technology over the next five years and 15 students a year in computer science over the next... Continue Reading →

Engineers On Campus, June 2015

Penn State Erie, The Behrend College, has appointed Ralph M. Ford, Ph.D. (NY Q '87), as the interim chancellor of the college beginning July 1, 2015. Currently, Dr. Ford is director of the School of Engineering and associate dean for industry and external relations at Penn State Behrend. According to the article, he "joined Penn... Continue Reading →

Jobs, Dean, & Student-Athlete (June 2015)

Here is a list of current job opportunities: 1. Module Engineer at University of Colorado in Boulder, Colorado 2. Sr. Diagnostic Imaging Engineer at St. Mary's Hospital in Madison, Wisconsin 3. Plant Technician (Solar) with conEdison Development in Alpaugh, California 4. Sr. Systems Engineer from Experteer.com Bremen in Madrid, Spain 5. Manufacturing Engineer at Eaton... Continue Reading →

Convention, Scholarships, & Webinar, June 2015

Monday, June 1, is the deadline for Tau Beta Pi collegiate chapters to submit their credentials for the 2015 TBP Convention. Beginning this year, Convention credentials are now to be completed online, click here for instructions. This year's Convention will be held in Providence, Rhode Island, from October 29-31. Find more information about the Convention... Continue Reading →

Engineers in Education & Laboratories (May 2015)

Ten students at Lamar University (TX) were recently recognized with the Plummer Award, recognizing them as the top male and female graduates in Lamar's 2015 May graduating class. David J. Mikel, TX Z 2015, was selected as one of the top graduates, earning a degree in electrical engineering. Mikel was treasurer of the Texas Zeta... Continue Reading →

In the News, May 2015

ECN, the electronic design community’s premier source for product information, news, and sharp editorial for more than 50 years, recently published a STEM Student of the Week profile and Q&A with Abigail M. Spohn, OH Q 2015. Spohn is a senior majoring in mechanical engineering at the University of Dayton (OH). In the extensive Q&A,... Continue Reading →

Engineers On the Move: Past, Present, & Future (May 2015)

Lafayette College (PA) recently announced that eleven retiring faculty members had been elected to emeritus status and were to be recognized at the 180th Commencement. Professor emeritus of electrical and computer engineering, William A. Hornfeck, Ph.D. (PA E '66), was among the faculty members that retired this year and has been elected to emeritus status.... Continue Reading →

Student-Athlete Recognitions, May 2015

The College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA) has announced the Women's Academic All-District Teams for Track & Field/Cross Country, including Division I, II, III, and college (division). All First Team Academic All-District selections advance to the national Capital One Academic All-American ballot. There are three Tau Beta Pi members that have been named to... Continue Reading →

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