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WA. Raising support is a large part of the effort, as you know. I can't do the same job for UA that I am doing for WSU. But good luck in your pursuit. • I went on to obtain my PhD in Chemical Engineering (with a Master's in Materials Science on the way). I completed my doctorate in December 99. I am presently a member of the technical staff at Bell Laboratories-Lucent Technologies. My research efforts have focused on laser ablaton time-of-flight mass spectrometry for chemical characterization of airborne nonoparticulates, and the use of optical emission spectroscopy for measuring electron temperature in inductively coupled plasmas. On the business side, I have been involved in providing optical backplane solutions for next generation hardware which will go into the core of the optical network. Although I don't use my aerospace background in a "traditional" way--the tools I learned have served me well--Thank you! P.S. Lucent matches my contributions.--go to www.lucent.com. e-mail me if you have questions-schabel@bell~labs.physics.com • The senior design class and the machine shop/hand on class were 2 of my most valuable classes at the U of A. Professor Perkins was also invaluable as an encouraging mentor to me. I am currently working at Flip Chip Technologies in Phoenix as a licensing engineer. I help to transfer our semiconductor technology to fabs primarily in Asis and assit with the fab start-ups. Good luck in raising funds for the new center. P.S. Sorry for the delay in sending this check--I just had a baby girl. • Good luck with your program. Personally my career has evolved toward the area of computers, communications and the Internet. My education has been helpful even though the area is markedly different. Communication systems need designs with feedback control, hysterisis, and clearly defined state machines. Principal Engineer, Alcatel Internetworking Division, Calabasas, CA. carlos.navarrette@alcatel.com • Thank you for taking the trouble to contact me. First, I'm in the Graduate College. Second, using donations to fund "Integrated Design and Manufacturing with Pro-E" may not be appropriate. Drafting and NC are technician issues best taught at a Trade School or Community College. The money is better spent on courses on manufacturing and reliability (design). Thank you for your note. • After working for 5 years as an engineer (including 3 years designing on Pro-E), I went back to school full time. I am attending Thunderbird, The American Graduate School of International Management. Currently, I am in my last term studying in France. • Class of 1972: After 29 years in the automotive industry, I am learning something new in the microelectronics field. Automotive (manufacturing) was and still is a male-dominated industry. I love my work--but it has not been easy. Is Dr. Larry Scott, former AME Dept. Head, still around? A wonderful mentor to all of us!!! • I work in accident reconstruction and crash testing, and every engineer candidate we interview from U. of AZ (myself included, 11 years ago) can't tell us what a transducer is, or even a channel of data. This is information that I would hope any engineer would learn in school. • I think we (alumni) should have more information on the research the dep't is doing. Every once in a while I read something about the department but I'd like to hear more. This will increase the department's visibility and reputation. • Best wishes Attachments - Page 60 Aerospace Engineering
• After leaving Tucson in December 1999, I went back to school in Stuttgart and I graduated in December 2000. I'm currently working at MTU Aero Engines GmbH in Munich/Germany, a company which is developing and manufacturing jet engine components. I'm in the structural mechanics division (composite materials and impact dynamics). I wish you good success in the Rapid Prototyping Center. • This gift is from both my husband, David Raasch (also an AME graduate, '85) and me. I'm a consultant working in the Biomechanics Practice at Exponent Failure Analysis Associates. I currently manage the crash test dummy lab and have been the principal engineer on dozens of vehicular tests (I hold a PhD from Stanford--ME). My husband, David, is a Certified Software Test Engineer and Certified Quality Analyst, and is a consultant at Tier Technologies. (He holds a PE license from California in ME and an MBA in Info Systems from Santa Clara University. • See above • Sorry I did not donate more, but I am giving a bit more to the Annual Fund than usual. Sorry to see Dr. Perkins retire. He gave us students a great foundation in Thermodynamics. A better foundation than many students I have met from other universities. Aerospace Engineering Attachments - Page 61
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