Dan Shearer, CA U '13, attended the 2016 TBP Convention as a recruiter for ACCO Engineered Systems where he is a lead process piping/ plumbing engineer. In the picture below, he is talking with Maureen A. Muller, MO D 2017, at the Recruiting Fair. Muller is the MO Delta Chapter president, attended Convention as a... Continue Reading →
NJ Aviation Hall of Fame, Convention Images, & Webinar on Conveyors
Robert J. Cenker, P.E. (PA B '70), has been selected as a member of the Aviation Hall of Fame & Museum of New Jersey. He was recognized at an induction dinner in late September. He was one of three individuals recognized for "uniquely contributing to the advancement of human flight." Cenker flew aboard Space Shuttle... Continue Reading →
Alumni Events, Transportation Engineering Opening, & Community Service (Sept. 2016)
There are several alumni gatherings of Tau Beta Pi members scheduled to take place in October. You can find the calendar with a list of all events here. A reminder that these events are open to all Tau Bate (alumni and student) from any chapter, unless otherwise stated. Find details below on upcoming events. Click... Continue Reading →
Visionaries in Technology, Alumni Events, & Wave Sensing Seminar
Jeanette M. Wing, Ph.D. (MA B '79), will present "Computational Thinking" on Friday, October 21, at Dartmouth College (NH) as part of the 2016 Visionaries in Technology series. Dr. Wing is corporate vice president of Microsoft Research and a consulting professor of computer science at Carnegie Mellon (PA), where she has twice served as the... Continue Reading →
Aerospace Engineer, Dept. Chair Opening, & Alumni Events (Sept. 2016)
In anticipation of the Black Enterprise's TechConneXt Technology Summit: The Intersection of Innovation and Opportunity on October 10-11 in San Francisco, CA, Mary Spio, NY B '98, was profiled. She is an aerospace engineer and founder of Ceek VR Inc., a platform that brings social events to life through virtual reality. Spio earner her bachelor's... Continue Reading →
Concert, Joe Sutter, & A Dangerous Robot
Tau Beta Pi is proud to present Only Won and Larissa Lam in concert on Friday, October 7, at the Town and Country Resort San Diego, CA. A high school engineering information session will be held prior to the concert. Do you know what engineering is? What is the difference between a civil engineer and... Continue Reading →
Gliimpse, Alumni Events, & Virtru
The USA Today is reporting that Apple has acquired the personal health data start-up Gliimpse. According to the article, Gliimpse "takes a patient's medical records and uses coding to produce a personalized, shareable electronic health record." Anil Sethi, DC B '83, is the founder and CEO of Glimpse. Sethi has been involved with many health... Continue Reading →
New VP, Convention Prep, & STEM Leader (August 2016)
The Daily Herald (IL) reports that Dorothy Cudia, NY X '84, has been named vice president of Middleby Automated Solutions, a food service equipment provider. According to the article, her areas of focus include robotics, 3D printing, and autonomous systems. She brings more than 25 years of experience and has held senior level positions with... Continue Reading →
New Dean, McMillan Performance, & Interscatter Communication
Lakshmi N. Reddi, Ph.D. (KS G '82), has been selected as dean of New Mexico State University's College of Engineering. Previously, Dr. Reddi was dean of the graduate school and professor in the department of civil and environmental engineering at Florida International University. He joined Tau Beta Pi as an eminent engineer in 2003 while... Continue Reading →
August Bulletin Issue, SolarCity Jobs, & Associate Dean
The August issue of The Bulletin is now available. The issue includes an article about setting goals, a list of the Association's 2016 award winners, and 2016-17 Scholar bios. In addition, find details on the 111th TBP Convention, alumni and collegiate chapter activities, incoming and outgoing Association Officials, Tau Beta Pi Day 2017, and much... Continue Reading →
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