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Members in the News
OSRAM SYLVANIA, Danvers, Mass.,
announced that Greg Lowe was awarded
the Commercial Engineer of the Year
Award. Thomas Ciskoski received the
Sales Representative of the Year Award
and Sally Lee received the Sales Excellence
of the Year Award.
Vincent Lighting Systems, Inc. has
promoted Jason Potts to the position of
service manager in its Cleveland office.
Potts joined Vincent Lighting Systems
as an assistant project manager in May
of 1999, after graduating from Kent
State University in Kent, Ohio.
Creighton Bostrom was appointed
by W.A.C. Lighting, Garden City, N.Y.
and Bostrom Lighting Sales, Raleigh,
N.C. as its new representative. Bostrom
Lighting Sales was established
by Lars Bostrom, formerly of Bostrom-
Hulett, Inc.
Mac Warnell has announced his retirement
from the position as Director
of International Sales with SPI
Lighting, Inc. Warnell has been involved
with the lighting industry since
1962. He became associated with SPI
when it was a division of McGraw
Edison, and has continued his affiliation
with the company since its independent
ownership in 1988.
Crawford Lipsey has been named
vice-president, sales and marketing, for
the business unit for Holophane,
Newark, Ohio. Since joining Holophane
in June of 2000, Lipsey has served as
vice-president of sales. In this newly
expanded role he will be responsible for
the management of the U.S. sales
force as well as for all product development,
marketing and engineering for
Holophane.
Alex P. Cheng, LC, a lighting specialist
at Gannett Fleming, Harrisburg, Pa.,
received the Technical Achievement
Award from the Central Pennsylvania
Engineers Week Council. In order to
meet the evaluation criteria, Cheng
had to demonstrate accomplishments
in the areas of academic achievement,
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engineering and technical achievement,
and citizenship. In addition, nominees
were also required to not be a
registered professional engineer, to be
a good standing member of one of the
Council’s member organizations, a resident
of Pennsylvania, and a citizen of
the US. Cheng was presented with the
award during the Council’s National
Engineers Week banquet celebration.
This was the first year for the award.
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See you
in Ottawa
at the
IESNA
Annual
Conference
August 5-8, 2001
IESNA Calendar of Events
May 29-June 1
LIGHTFAIR INTERNATIONAL
Las Vegas
Contact: AMC, Inc.
404-220-2221/2215
www.lightfair.com
June 7-10
IESNA Maritime Regional Conference
Halifax, Canada
Contact: Lee Hiltz • 902-484-3008
June 20-23
IESNA Northeastern Regional
Conference
(Beacon of Light)
Boston
Contact: Doreen Le May Madden
dmadden@luxlightingdesign.com
781-237-1989
August 5-8
2001 IESNA Annual Conference
Ottawa, Canada
Contact: Valerie Landers
212-248-5000, ext. 117
vlanders@iesna.org
www.iesna.org
October 14-17
IESNA Street & Area
Lighting Conference
Orlando
Contact: Valerie Landers
212-248-5000, ext. 117
vlanders@iesna.org
www.iesna.org
October 22-25
IESNA Aviation Lighting Seminar
San Diego
Contact: Baljit Boparai
609-821-7756
baljit.boparai@flysfo.com
www.iesalc.org
ASHRAE Updates
Standard 90.1’s HVAC Section
Addenda revising parts of the heating, ventilating and air-conditioning section
of ANSI/ASHRAE/IESNA Standard 90.1-1999, Energy Standard for Buildings
Except Low-Rise Residential Buildings, have been approved for publication.
In total, 16 addenda, which consist of minor editorial changes, were approved
for publication. Among the addenda impacting the HVAC section is an addendum
that relates to the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) procedures.
The approval for publication is subject to a 15-day appeal period. The
addenda will be published by ASHRAE online in the spring.
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