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Gifts from our Alumni, Friends and Research Partners J u l y 1 , 2 0 0 9 t o J u n e 3 0 , 2 0 1 0 INDIVIDUAL GIVING Graduate Fellowship Challenge Fund and Graduate Fellowships Fund Dr. Manish Chopra Dr. Craig W. Colling Dr. Eugene R. Elzinga, Jr. Mr. Harold B. Igdaloff Mr. Thomas H. Laity Dr. Peter B. Lederman Dr. Xiang-Ming Li Dr. L. Kent Thomas Dr. Philip Hain Turnock James O. Wilkes Scholarship Fund Finis E. Carleton III, Ph.D. Brice Carnahan, Ph.D. Adolf E. Garbsch Mr. Thomas H. Laity Donald K. McCord Mr. Koh Ian Murai Dr. George J. Quarderer Dr. Bernard J. Schorle Dr. Michael J. Solomon Mrs. Sharon H. Thatcher Be a part of Michigan Chemical Engineering—help ensure excellence in research and education If you would like to give a gift to the Department of Chemical Engineering’s undergraduate program or graduate student fellowship fund, or to any other department fund (e.g., undergraduate scholarships), please complete the form below and send it in with your contribution. Thank you! Name(s) as you would like them to appear in donor listings Address City State Zip Home Phone Business Phone Please check if you DO NOT wish to be listed in our donor listing Enclosed is my gift of $ __________ made payable to: The University of Michigan Charge my gift of $ _________ to my Please Return Form To: Claire O’Connor Department of Chemical Engineering The University of Michigan 3074 H.H. Dow Bldg Ann Arbor, MI 48109-2136 Visa MasterCard Discover AMEX Account Number AGG BSA11EN02 18 w w w . c h e . e n g i n . u m i c h . e d u / CHEMICAL ENGINEERING / COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING E-Mail New Contact Information? UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAM GRADUATE FELLOWSHIPS DISCRETIONARY FUND OTHER _____________ Enclosed is my employer (or my spouse’s) matching gift form Company _____________________________ Expiration All gifts postmarked by December 31, 2010 are tax deductible for the year 2010. Dr. Antonio Valle Professor James O. and Mary Ann Wilkes G. Brymer Williams Scholarship Fund Brice Carnahan, Ph.D. James A. Craig, Ph.D. Jacob Eichhorn, Ph.D. David W. Haartz Dr. Hua-Tie T. Kau Mr. Thomas H. Laity Richard S. Mayer, Ph.D. Mr. Garry M. Mlot George F. Paulus Dr. Roger K. Rains Mr. James D. Randolph Dr. Michael J. Solomon Dennis E. Stover, Ph.D. Other Undergraduate Scholarship Funds Ms. Carly A. Bosco Dale E. Briggs, Ph.D. Mr. Ryan J. Gilbert John T. Kain Ms. Jodi L. Liu Pamela Maker Signature Michele R. Monteith Dr. Joel L. Plawsky Dr. Kevin D. Seibert Dr. Manesh Shah Lori L. Sickenberger Mr. Robert Allen Singley H. Ray Wortman Ms. Michelle H. Wu Other Chemical Engineering Funds Anonymous Lyle F. Albright, Ph.D. Dr. David E. Bidstrup Ms. Carly A. Bosco Joan Conroy Cleveland Gus L. Constan, Ph.D. Mrs. Helen B. Crosier Thomas G. De Jonghe, J.D. W. Nicholas Delgass Dr. Michael DiBattista Mr. Richard N. Dodge II Mrs. Faye A. Ebach Roger A. Frederick Martin E. Gluckstein, Ph.D. *The fund constitutes a gift for endowment, and distributions will be made in accordance with the University's then existing endowment distribution policy. Any surplus distributions from the fund during any period may be accumulated for later use for the above purposes or may be added to the principal of the fund at the University's discretion. Date
Thomas W. Gougeon Ronald N. Grabois George A. Grove Mr. Ryan C. Guffey Mr. David B. Harwood Sheryl Lamar Henderson Robert M. Itami, M.D. Martin A. Javinsky, Ph.D. William D. Kovats, Ph.D. Mr. Daniel C. Krinsky Mrs. Marjorie S. Laird Dr. Peter B. Lederman Carl D. Manning Yizhi Meng Professor George H. Miley Mr. Aaron Mobley Robert E. Moss Dr. Donald A. Nast Mr. Alfred A. Nuttall Michael S. O’Donnell Mr. Frank J. Palazzolo John R. Piazza, Ph.D. Dr. Roger K. Rains Robert W. Ranger Donald J. Ray Mr. Stephen A. Rosenberger Mr. James M. Ryan Dr. Timothy S. Sammarco Dr. Craig W. Schmidt Dr. Gary P. Schneyer Dr. Christopher M. Smith Andrew J. Smydra Dr. Michael J. Solomon Adriana Y-K Szymborski Charles M. Thatcher, Ph.D. Mrs. Sharon H. Thatcher Paul Joseph Theisen Jack M. Van Den Bogaerde, Ph.D. Mrs. Amy L. Waier James M. Walker Clarence J. Young Family Trust Winfred C. Zacharias CORPORATE GIVING Abbott Laboratories and The Abbott Laboratories Fund Amgen Foundation BP Corporation Bristol-Myers Squibb Foundation, Inc. Chevron Corporation Chevron Phillips Chemical Company Colgate-Palmolive Company The Dow Chemical Company Dow Corning Corporation Eli Lilly and Company Foundation Energy Metals Corporation ExxonMobil Foundation C O L L E G E O F E N G I N E E R I N G / CHEMICAL ENGINEERING / w w w . c h e . e n g i n . u m i c h . e d u Clifton Goddin’s Legacy Clif with Kim Dillon, 1997 Goddin Prize Winner Longtime supporter of the department Dr. Clifton (Clif) S. Goddin passed away in 2009. He received his bachelor’s degrees in both chemical engineering and mathematics in 1936, and his master’s in chemical engineering in 1937 at the University of Michigan. Clif’s first job after receiving his master’s degree was in the Research Department at the Whiting Refinery of Standard Oil of Indiana. In 1946, he joined Standard Oil’s Production Research Department in Tulsa to work on the design of the chemical-recovery section of the large hydrocarbon synthesis plant at Brownsville, Texas. In the 1960s, Clif took an academic leave to pursue a PhD in chemical engineering, again at the University of Michigan. Under the guidance of professors Jim Wilkes and Rasin Tek, he completed his dissertation in 1965, on the numerical simulation and experimental investigation of water flooding of stratified oil reservoirs. After he finished his degree. Clif established an award to express Kimberly-Clark Foundation, Inc. The Lubrizol Foundation Marathon Oil Company Foundation Pfizer, Inc. Phillips Petroleum Company gratitude for the excellent education provided him by the University of Michigan. The annual Clifton S. Goddin Prize recognizes a third-year chemical engineering student who has displayed outstanding qualities of leadership and scholarship. Since 1985, the Goddin Prize has been awarded to 26 chemical engineering students. This year’s winner is senior Nicholas Orichella. A top student in his class, he has served as vice- president and is currently president of the student chapter of AIChE. He has also been instrumental in the rebirth of the ChE car team. He gives of himself through many other activities, including volunteering for career fair and our Tech Day open house, and participating in research activities. After graduation, Nick plans to get a job as a manufacturing engineer, and would like to eventually go back to school for an MBA, so he can move into management. “To be a successful manager, one needs to be organized, persistent, have the ability to communicate effectively, and be diligent in all tasks,” he says. “I know that my chemical engineering background has prepared me to be able to achieve this goal.” In addition to the prize, Clif Goddin also created a fund for undergraduate scholarships. Thanks to Professor Jim Wilkes for the information about Dr. Goddin The Procter & Gamble Company Qualcomm Incorporated Shell Oil Company Foundation Uranium One Americas, Inc. 19
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