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Advisory Council

Nicholas J. Aschliman, Chair

Furgo South, Inc.

Stephen F. Weintraut, Vice Chair

Butler, Fairman & Seufert, Inc.

Joseph R. Broyles

Indianapolis Water Company

William F. Brumund

Golder Associates

Christopher B. Burke

Christopher B. Burke Engineering Ltd.

Dennis J. Drag

Moffatt & Nichol Engineers

Bryan A. Erler

Sargent & Lundy Engineers

Harold F. Force

Force Construction Company, Inc.

Susan M. Frey

CH2M Hill

Angela T. Jenkins

DuPont

Gary R. Kent, L.S.

The Schneider Corporation

Michael D. Kerr

Hunt Construction

Ronald Klemencic

Magnusson Klemencic Associates

Robert K. Law

Charles Pankow Builders, Ltd.

William M. Lyles

Lyles Diversified, Inc.

Rosalie Flack Morgan

Engineering Management Consulting Services, Inc.

Alex D. Oak

Paul I. Cripe, Inc.

Dan R. Stoppenhagen

Fluor Corporation

Philip J. Stutes

John Chance & Associates

Stephen P. Wanders

CH2M Hill

David Wallace

Rummel, Klepper & Kahl

C I V I L E N G I N E E R I N G

In This Issue

1 Message from the Head, Fred Mannering

3 Book of Great Teachers

Two Civil Engineering Faculty Inducted

4 Feature Story

Purdue Takes Lead in Testing Designs, Materials for Bridges, Buildings

10 Concrete Canoe

The Purdue University Concrete Canoe Team Competed in its Second Regional Competition

11 Message from Development, Jim Brehm

13 Faculty News

15 Staff News

17 Graduate Student News

17 Joint Transportation Research Program Paves a Way for Better Highways

18 Alumni Updates

24 Civil Engineering Donors

34 In Memorium

35 Scholarships

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F R O M T H E H E A D

It has been an astonishing year at Purdue. While universities

across the country are facing significant declines in state

support and dramatic cut-backs as the result of the staggering

economy, Purdue is bucking the trend in a big way.


The State of Indiana is investing in higher education with an increase in state funding, and Purdue

is using this state commitment and the very generous gifts of alumni and friends to rapidly and

significantly expand its facilities and faculty. This has given Purdue a very enviable competitive

advantage relative to our peer institutions. And, if we can continue to hold this advantage, it

will ensure that we reach our goal of turning a great university into a preeminent university.

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Against this backdrop, 2003 will be remembered as a banner year for Civil Engineering

at Purdue. There were many great milestones and achievements during the year including:

A generous gift from Christopher (BSCE ’77, MSCE ’79, Ph.D. ’83) and Susan Burke (BS ’78), of

Rosemont, Illinois, established a new chaired professorship in the School. Such professorships

provide valuable endowment funding that enable Purdue to attract and retain outstanding faculty

and students.

As part of a challenge to bring more chaired professorships to Purdue, Mr. William Bindley

(BS ’62, Honorary Doctorate ’97), of Indianapolis, will match the Christopher and Susan Burke

Chair bringing another endowed professorship to Civil Engineering.

Edward Curtis (BSCE ’49 ), and Jewel Spayth (BS ’47), of Beaumont, Texas generously pledged

$1M to establish a chaired professorship for visiting professors, so that Purdue’s School of Civil

Engineering can attract outstanding scholars from other universities to visit and teach during

their sabbatical leaves.

The October completion and dedication of the Robert L. and Terry L. Bowen Laboratory for

Large-Scale Civil Engineering Research is an exciting milestone for Civil Engineering at Purdue.

Funded entirely by the contributions of alumni and friends, it is simply the best structural and

materials testing facility in the World. This incredible facility will significantly expand Purdue’s

already formidable structural and materials research program.

The School has added four new faculty to its ranks, including outstanding senior faculty mem-

bers from other universities as they are attracted to the unprecedented growth and expansion

at Purdue. And, there will be more faculty to come. Civil Engineering is participating extensively

in the eight signature areas defined by Purdue’s Schools of Engineering. These signature areas

will add an astonishing 75 new faculty positions to Engineering in the next 5 years and Civil

Engineering will play a key role in this expansion.

Externally funded research expenditures in the School of Civil Engineering reached record

levels in the 2002-03 academic year with a solid 13% increase over the previous year. Given

the economic conditions, this is indeed an impressive achievement.

These are just a few of the many things that are helping to make Civil Engineering at Purdue

the world’s preeminent civil engineering program. Developing new ways to expand the undergrad-

uate and graduate programs, revising and updating the undergraduate curriculum, administrative

restructuring, new faculty incentives, and new ways of recruiting outstanding students are some

of the other initiatives that the School is in the process of implementing.

The goal is preeminence. With the continued support of alumni and friends and the hard work

of faculty, staff and students this goal is well within our grasp.

Fred Mannering

Head, Civil Engineering

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G R E A T T E A C H E R S

Dulcy Abraham, Construction Engin-eering and Management and Doug Sutton

were two of the seven professors from theSchools of Engineering that were enteredinto the Book of Great Teachers on August28, 2003. This Book “honors the accom-plishments of Purdue’s best faculty and recognizes their long-term contributions to the University.”

The book, a bronze-and-walnut wall display in the west foyer of the PurdueMemorial Union, honors outstanding teaching faculty who have demonstratedsustained excellence in the classroom. The 42 professors are the first group to be inducted since the Book of GreatTeachers was unveiled in 1999 with thenames of 225 current and former faculty.Honorees include past winners of universitywide teaching excellence awards and thosenominated by students, alumni and col-leagues. It is an honor for the School ofCivil Engineering to have Dulcy Abrahamand Doug Sutton join this elite group.

Professor Dulcy Abraham becomes soenthusiastic about a topic that her students’initial reaction is “wow, she really loves herjob.” Teachers that really have passion forwhat they are teaching help spark passion in the students.

Abraham, associate professor of civil engineering at Purdue for four years, saidbeing at Purdue is her calling. “Teaching,research and service all together makes anice whole for me,” she said. Abraham’swarm smile, positive attitude and high energy keep her students going for theentire class. “She is very enthusiastic, animated and enjoys what she is doing,”said Zeid Haj-hassan, senior in the Schoolsof Engineering.

Abraham said when she can show the students that the topic is exciting and interesting, it reflects in the students’ work. (Photo and story from the PurdueExponent, August 28 publication.)

Doug Sutton has been part of the CivilEngineering faculty since 1961. He has positively impacted the lives of thousands of students over the last 42 years. What isclassic about Professor Sutton’s teachingstyle is that he expects nothing more fromhis students than he gives himself. He isdedicated to teaching, conscientious abouthis responsibilities to Purdue, pays extremeattention to detail and expects the samefrom his students.

He challenges his young civil engineers-to-be not only to do their best, but to pushthemselves to solve the most difficult prob-lems. He does not accept excuses for poorwork, but rather allows the students tobuild their self-confidence by completingrewarding assignments. (Photo from Journaland Courier, August 28, 2003.)

How a teacher has an impact on theirstudents does not matter. What matters isthat at Purdue there are numerous teacherswho have had a profound impact on theirstudents. Whether it is for their uniqueteaching style, or caring attention outsidethe lecture hall, the names and actions ofthose in the Book of Great Teachers will be remembered for years to come. CivilEngineering is especially proud to have 2 teachers of this year’s 42 inductees to Purdue’s Great Book of Teachers.

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Purdue University is already earning dividends on the new Robert L. and Terry L. Bowen Laboratory

for Large-Scale Civil Engineering Research, a high-tech facility that was dedicated Friday, October 3,

2003. Even though the $11 million lab is brand new, word of the facility has circulated within the

academic community. Purdue has been using it to attract top engineers — including the lab’s new

director — specializing in research to make structures safer, more durable, longer-lasting and

earthquake-resistant.

“Engineers will tell you that it’s often critical to test large structures because analyzing small-

scale models doesn’t always yield precise information about how the full-size versions will

perform in the real world,” said Purdue President Martin C. Jischke. “Now we have the world’s

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lab is a tremendous research tool

and an educational gem,” Katehi said.

“It will attract top researchers, the

brightest students, as well as public

and private funding.”

In August Kreger finished a three-year

stint as director of UT’s large-scale

testing lab, the Ferguson Structural

Engineering Laboratory, and has been

at the university for two decades. He

will join Purdue in January as a professor

of civil engineering and director of the

Bowen lab.

Fred Mannering, head of the School of

Civil Engineering, said news is spreading

all over academia that Purdue is opening

the new structural facility. “There are

some incredible people applying for

open faculty positions,” Mannering said.

“It’s an opportunity of a lifetime to work

in a brand new lab of this scale with all

the latest equipment. I think it’s safe

to say it will be the world’s premier

structural and materials testing lab.”

About five other universities in

the United States, including UT, have

facilities that could be considered

comparable to the Bowen lab but are

not as modern as the Purdue facility.

“The sky’s the limit in this new build-

ing,” Kreger said. “It creates tremendous

opportunities for conducting ground-

breaking research projects incorporating

large-scale structural components

most modern, well-equipped lab for

large-scale testing.”

The dedication took place during

a ceremony from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.

at the lab, located south of campus

and just west of U.S. 231. Purdue

alumnus Robert Bowen and his wife,

Terry, provided a $3.25 million gift to

the Purdue Research Foundation toward

the new lab, which was built with

private funding from about 50 donors.

Robert Bowen earned a Bachelor of

Science degree in civil engineering at

Purdue in 1962 and later founded Bowen

Engineering Corp. The company, located

in Fishers, Indiana, focuses on munici-

pal, utility, industrial and environmental

construction. The Bowens live in

Indianapolis.

“You spend a lifetime building a

corporation, an organization, and work

hard to make it a success,” Bowen said.

“When all is said and done, you consid-

er it a privilege to give something back

to the place where you gained the

training and education that made

it all possible.”

“The new lab was a major factor in

attracting its new director, Michael E.

Kreger, a professor in the Department

of Civil Engineering at the University

of Texas, Austin,” said Linda P.B. Katehi,

the John A. Edwardson Dean of

Engineering at Purdue. “The Bowen

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“The sky’s the limit in this new building. It creates tremendous

opportunities for conducting ground-breaking research projects

incorporating large-scale structural components that more

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The design and analysis of earth

quake-resistant structures — this

includes material and how structures

respond to seismic events;

Design of secure structures and

civil infrastructure, such as bridges,

high-ways and other structures;

Analysis of the fire- and blast-

resistance of structures and

materials;

Structural-health monitoring —

the ability to detect damage and

deterioration to schedule maintenance

and eliminate catastrophic failures;

Multiple applications of new

sensor and nano-technologies —

to provide “intelligent structural

systems” that improve the safety

and durability of our nation’s infra-

structure.

“A portion of the research in the

new laboratory will be funded by the

Indiana Department of Transportation

and will be used to improve transporta-

tion infrastructure in the State — giving

Indiana a significantly safer and more

cost-effective transportation system,”

Mannering said.

that more accurately represent actual

structural behavior.”

Kreger specializes in research to

improve the durability and strength

of structural concrete, primarily for

bridges, and to make structures more

earthquake-resistant. The 46-year-old

native of Dixon, Illinois, holds bachelor’s,

master’s and doctoral degrees in civil

engineering from the University of

Illinois at Urbana Champaign. He studied

there under the supervision of Mete

Sozen, an internationally respected

structural engineer who was then

a professor at Illinois and is now the

Kettelhut Distinguished Professor

of Structural Engineering at Purdue.

The new lab will contain powerful

hydraulic presses, cranes and other

equipment to test parts and materials

for buildings, bridges and other struc-

tures. With more than 50,000 square

feet, it provides up to 6 times more

space than is currently available at

Purdue for large-scale testing. The lab

will attract research dollars from private,

federal and state sources, generating an

additional revenue stream to support the

facility, Mannering said. Although the lab

is part of the School of Civil Engineering,

it is an interdisciplinary facility that will

attract researchers from across the

Schools of Engineering and Purdue.

Research conducted in the lab will

include:

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C O N C R E T E C A N O E

This past spring, May 2 and May 3,

the Purdue University Concrete Canoe

Team competed in its second regional

competition. Over fourteen Purdue

ASCE members worked long hours

to design and build a lightweight

concrete canoe.

The 2003 Great Lake Regional

Competition was hosted by the

University of Evansville in southern

Indiana and was sponsored by the

American Society of Civil Engineers

(ASCE) and Master Builders, Inc. The

competition was broken into four

main components: a technical design

paper, an oral presentation, a final

product score on the canoe, and the

results of the canoe races. The canoe

race competition was composed of

several different heats. Despite a

slight problem with the boat turning

to the left, Purdue was able to place

» 1st Women’s Sprint

» 3rd Coed Sprint

» 3rd Women’s Slalom

These terrific finishes were able

to help bring Purdue to a fourth

overall placement in the Great Lakes

Regional Competition. With this large

improvement from the 2002 regional

competition, where the canoe took on

water at high speed and sank, Purdue

is determined to make even more

improvements in the 2004 regional

competition and move on to the

national championship.

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in Indiana, I have visited Chicago and Southern California. All Purdue alumni I meet are eager

to learn more about the happenings at their school; they are intensely loyal and generous with

their financial support.

After spending fourteen years in higher education

development — seven of those at another land-grant

institution, many alumni I meet are curious about my

first impressions of Purdue. In many regards, the

transition has been smooth, but two differences have

made a major impression on me: this university,

engineering at Purdue and the School of Civil

Engineering are complex and just plain big. The other

striking reality is that I am now serving a world-class

institution.

This world-class quality, coupled with land-grant

costs to students, makes me proud and honored to

be representing the School. To provide access to all who have talent and are willing to work

regardless of their financial means is, of course, a primary land-grant mission. I believe Purdue

exemplifies this mission like no other institution.

So, what are our goals as we enter the fourth year of the biggest private fundraising campaign

in Purdue’s history? First, let me share with you what you, our alumni, have accomplished in the

campaign’s first three years. The Robert L. and Terry L. Bowen Laboratory for Large Scale Civil

Engineering Research is indeed an impressive facility. We are so grateful to the many alumni,

friends and corporations who have helped make this project a reality.

The School of Civil Engineering also has the first alumnus and alumna who have “stepped

up to the plate” in response to the Bindley Challenge. We are so very proud of and grateful to

Christopher B. and Susan S. Burke who have made the fourth endowed professorship in the

School of Civil Engineering possible. It is the first at Purdue to be matched with the resources

of Indianapolis entrepreneur and Purdue graduate, Dr. William E. Bindley.

Clearly, the focus of the campaign for Civil Engineering has been facilities and the completion

of the Bowen Laboratory. With another $19.1 million left to be raised in the next four years to meet

our overall goal of $33.7 million, our focus will turn to undergraduate and graduate scholarships/

fellowships as well as endowments for faculty support.

In order to be the best of the best, the School of Civil Engineering must be able to attract and

retain the brightest students as well as the most talented faculty. President Jischke’s goal is to

recruit 300 additional faculty to Purdue in the coming years while replacing those who retire. The

only way for Purdue to compete for top talent with the heavily endowed private institutions is to

offer top candidates endowed professorships. Funds from these endowments are used to enhance

Greetings from West Lafayette! It is indeed a privilege to

be associated with Purdue University and the School of Civil

Engineering. I have already been busy becoming acquainted with

our faculty, staff and alumni. Thus far, besides traveling

F R O M D E V E L O P M E N T

In total, $14.6 million has been raised in the last three years

in each of the following categories:

» Scholarships & Fellowships .................................................................$779,070

» Facilities.......................................................................................................................$9,085,061

» Faculty Support ...............................................................................................$2,687,000

» Programs .........................................................................................................................$404,052

» Unrestricted ...........................................................................................................$1,666,034


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the scholarly activities of the recipient and sometimes added to their compensation packages.

Initially, funds from the professorship could be used to help with the start-up costs of a new

recruit. Later, the recipient of the chair has access to a permanent source of funds that can be

used for graduate student stipends, equipment, or other expenses that other funding sources

may be unable to fund.

Dr. Mannering and I, as well as other members of our faculty, look forward to seeing you in the

coming year. I hope to meet as many of our alumni as possible on an individual basis. My goal in

these meetings is to increase or help strengthen your connection to your alma mater. I will listen to

your thoughts and ideas on how to make the School of Civil Engineering at Purdue the best in the

nation.

When the time is right, I hope to encourage your financial support for one of our priority

areas or projects. There may also be a giving vehicle that would benefit you in your tax and estate

planning. Whatever the case, I am grateful to be representing your alma mater. I am looking

forward to meeting as many of you as possible in the years ahead.

Jim Brehm

Director of Development


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Faculty in the News

During the June ASCE/EWRI annual meeting in Philadelphia, Jaques Delleur

was presented the EWRI Type 2 Award for his guidance of the Task Committee on Cohesive and Non-Cohesive SedimentMovement in Storm Drains and successfulcompletion of a dedicated issue of theJournal of Hydraulic Engineering on the same topic published April, 2003.

Vince Drnevich has been elected chairmanof the Civil Engineering Division of theAmerican Society of Engineering Education(ASEE). He took office on June 24th whenhe completed a term as Vice Chair of theDivision. As the Vice Chair, he served aschair of the Civil Engineering Division program at the 2003 Annual Conferencethat took place on June 22-25 in Nashville,Tennessee.

Dan Halpin has been elected to the NationalAcademy of Construction (NAC). He wasinducted into the Academy in Santa Fe,New Mexico on October 24, 2003. TheAcademy presently has 57 members who are the creme de la crème of constructionprofessionals. Membership in the NAC is considered to be the equivalent for con-struction practitioners of selection to theNational Academy of Engineering (NAE).

On January 1, 2004, Fred Mannering willassume the position of editor-in-chief ofTransportation Research Part B: Method-ological, an Elsevier Science Journal. He will take over from founding editor FrankHaight. Dr. Haight served as editor-in-chieffor 37 years. The journal has the highestcitation impact factor in the transportationfield and the second highest impact factoramong all civil engineering journals (secondto the Journal of Hydrology).

Associate Professor Robert Frosch is one of a group of 30 dedicated members to be elevated to the rank of Fellow of theAmerican Concrete Institute (FACI). Hewas recognized for his service during theSpring, 2003 ACI convention in Vancouver,British Columbia. Robert Frosch has beenat Purdue for the past 6 years, where he hasbeen active in both research and teaching,specializing in structural engineering.

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Garrett Jeong has been appointed AssistantHead for Facilities and Instruction. In thiscapacity, he is responsible for managingfacilities and equipment resources and coordinating the teaching activities for theSchool. He has been part of our structures group since 1986. His areas of specialtyinclude structural mechanics and appliedinformation technology.

Darcy Bullock has assumed the role ofAssistant Head for Graduate Programs. He is responsible for coordinating therecruitment, admission, and administrationof the graduate program in the School ofCivil Engineering. In the 2003-2004 year,the School admitted 83 new graduate stu-dents, bringing the total enrollment to 310.Bullock’s teaching, research and consultinginterests are in real-time traffic control. Hehas been at Purdue since December, 1997.

Doug Sutton has been appointed LTAP,(Indiana Local Technical AssistanceProgram), faculty coordinator and will work to promote and articulate the visionand mission of Indiana LTAP to all of its constituents. He is also the School’s delegated representative to the TechnicalAssistance Program (TAP). LTAP and TAP are important engagement activities in the Schools of Engineering. He has been with Purdue since 1961; his area of specialty is structural engineering.

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Associate Professor Inez Hua was selected as a Faculty Fellow for the 2003 NASA FacultyFellowship Program at Ames Research Center. This program sponsored faculty research duringthe summer at various NASA facilities. Of 150 awardees, Hua was one of only 26 invited to Ames. The fellowship program had 734 applicants.

Assistant Professor Phillip S. Dunston, civil engineering, has been awarded the NationalScience Foundation (NSF) Faculty Early Career Development (CAREER) grant for hisresearch in “Mixed Reality Science and Technology for Architecture Engineering andConstruction.” Through the CAREER program, the NSF, in all areas of research that it supports, awards the most prestigious grants offered by any federal agency for untenured faculty. This program recognizes and supports the early career-development activities of those teacher-scholars who are most likely to become the academic leaders of the 21st century.Awardees are selected on the basis of creative career-development plans that effectively integrate research and education within the context the university’s mission.

Also currently working with NSF grants are Associate Professor Antonio Bobet andProfessor Julio Ramirez “Performance Based Seismic Evaluation of Underground Structures”.This research investigates the failure of the Daikai subway station during the Kobe earthquakein 1995. The problem is relevant because the Daikai Station is the first underground structurenot crossing an active fault that has collapsed during an earthquake.

Another NSF grant has enabled Antonio Bobet along with Vincent Drnevich and Marika

Santagata to investigate “Soil Treatment with Thixotropic Fluids: An Autoadaptive Designfor Liquefaction Prevention”. The objective of the work is to investigate the introduction ofbentonite suspensions into fine sands to reduce the liquefaction potential of the soil.Liquefaction of sandy soils may occur during an earthquake and may cause severe damage or even failure to structures such as buildings, bridges, etc.

Vince Drnevich is also beginning work on another NSF project with a total budget of just over $200,000 and a two-year duration. The title of the project is Advance Analysis of Electromagnetic Waves for Intrinsic Soil Properties.” Professor Drnevich will work withRobert L. Nowack (Earth and Atmospheric Sciences) to investigate estimates of intrinsic soilproperties such as water content, density, conductivity, specific surface area, and macroscopicsoil fabric are being made by time domain and frequency domain analyses of Time DomainReflectometry (TDR) signals from probes placed in the soil.

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Dr. Monica Prezzi was born in Brazil

in 1964. She holds an undergraduate

degree in civil engineering from the

Federal University of Rio Grande do

Sul (UFRGS), awarded in 1986. She

followed that with a period of work in

the industry, during which she worked

on several large construction projects,

including power plants, metropolitan

train stations and chemical plants.

She then went back to graduate

school, having obtained a Master

of Engineering degree in geotechnical

engineering from UFRGS in 1990,

and both a Master of Science degree

in geotechnical engineering and

a Ph.D. in civil engineering materi-

als/geotechnical engineering from

Berkeley in 1995. This was followed by

several years of work as a consultant

on foundation engineering and foun-

dation and structural repair. In 2000

she joined Purdue University as

a lecturer.

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Chris Chow has joined our staff as web multimedia devel-

oper for the JTRP program. She will be developing static

and dynamic web pages using different programming

languages. Chris will also develop multimedia content

as well as on-line training content. Chris graduated from

Purdue University in May 2002, with a Bachelor of Science

degree from the School of Chemical Engineering.

As an undergrad student she worked for two years

with the JTRP Information Technology Initiative. During

this time she was involved in developing and maintaining

websites developed through JTRP projects and at the

INDOT Division of Research. Through this experience she

has developed an extensive ability to develop dynamic

and static web content and web programming through

multiple programming languages. She also has extensive

experience and skill in developing multimedia content

as well as on-line educational content.

Ms. Irene Poyer is serving as lab manager and environ-

mental analytical chemist with primary responsibilities

to work with graduate and post-doctoral students for

Professor Suresh Rao. Ms. Poyer moved here from the

University of Florida, where she held a similar position for

several years. She has a Bachelor of Science degree and

will pursue a graduate degree while she is here at Purdue.

Joseph Fletcher has returned to Indiana LTAP after a

five year retirement to serve as program manager for

the new safety project at LTAP. The safety project involves

identification of high-crash locations on local roads in

Indiana, using a safety review team of experts to evaluate

the types of crashes, developing countermeasures to

alleviate the problems, and assisting the local agencies

in obtaining funding for the projects. Joe worked as a

research engineer for LTAP before his retirement and has

extensive experience as a consultant, as well as having

served on the faculties of Ohio University and at Purdue.

Welcome back, Joe.

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S T A F F N E W S

Categories of recognition for the staff awardsare: Leadership, Customer Service and NewEmployee. Faculty recognition categories are:Advising, Engagement/Service, Mentoring,Research, Team, and Young Researcher.

Civil Engineering is proud to have two representatives from among our staff honoredat the Engineering Staff Recognition BanquetNovember, 2002, and one faculty memberhonored at the Engineering FacultyRecognition Banquet in March, 2003.

Of the nine staff members honored, thosefrom the School of Civil Engineering wereKaren Hatke, Joint Transportation ResearchProgram Coordinator and Linda Higgins,

Undergraduate Office AdministrativeAssistant, each of whom received theCustomer Service Award in recognition of their outstanding service to their respectiveconstituencies. In particular, Karen Hatkewas noted for her exemplary service to exter-nal customers through her coordination ofPurdue’s annual Road School and her contactwith INDOT and the Indiana Departmentof Environmental Management. One peercommented on her “superb professionalismcombined with grace and friendship”.

Linda Higgins was cited as being “unfail-ingly friendly and helpful to all those sheencounters” as she serves as the School’s pri-mary point of contact for the undergraduatestudent population. The variety of Linda’sduties also brings her into repeated contactwith faculty, staff, alumni and prospectiveemployers. She received unqualified supportfor the award from each of these groups.

John T. Gaunt, Associate Professor of Civil Engineering, was granted the AdvisingExcellence Award for his efforts as associatehead of Freshman Engineering and directorof advising. A 35 year veteran of Purdue,Prof. Gaunt has influenced thousands of

students as a “thoughtful, patient and experi-enced” professor and advisor. He organizesregistration for approximately 1600 freshmanstudents each year and personally attends to all transfer students into FreshmanEngineering. He also coordinates the orientation and career development courses offered by the department.

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Transportation related research has always been a major activity within the Schools of Engineering. The Indiana legislature recognized the value of research in building and improving roads as far back as 1937. That was the year the Joint Highway Research Project (JHRP) was created as a cooperative research endeavor between the then Indiana State Highway Commission and Purdue University. Authorized by state statute on March 11, 1937, JHRP’s functions were mandated as follows:

make basic studies of materials used in highways;facilitate economical design, construction, and maintenance of county and state highways;investigate traffic, safety, and other items as desired and agreed upon;provide advanced instruction in the fundamentals of highway engineering and related research; andprovide practical experience in construction and maintenance procedures in the use of highway materials.

Since its inception, JHRP has continuously conducted meaningful research and relevant extension activities in accordance with its goals. Today it is a national model for the successful partnership of government, academia, and the private sector, combining their efforts in a mutually rewarding research program.

Over the years the state highway agency evolved into the Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT) as its mission changed to encompass all modes of transportation. To align itself more fully with INDOT’s mission, JHRP’s name was changed as well, in July of 1997, to the Joint Transportation Research Program(JTRP), thus enabling a broader range of research at INDOT’s disposal. Over the last three years JTRP hasseen significant growth under the leadership of Professor Kumares Sinha, the Olson Distinguished Professorof Civil Engineering and Advisory Committee Chair and Chief Engineer of INDOT, Richard Smutzer.

Dr. Jeong W.Yu was awarded the 2002Eric Pas Award for the best disserta-tion in Travel Behavior Research by the International Association for TravelBehavior Research (IATBR) at their10th International Conference inLucerne, Switzerland, in August 2003.The dissertation is titled DeployableHybrid Probabilistic-Possibilistic DriverRoute Choice Models for Real-timeNetwork Control using InformationProvision Strategies (completed inDecember 2002). This award is themost prestigious honor for doctoraldissertations in the Travel Behaviorarena. The five-member Award panelfor 2002 consisted of professors fromAustralia, Britain, Canada, Netherlands,and Sweden. The citation by Dr. TommyGarling, Chair of the Award panel,when presenting the award states:“…work that makes fundamental

Two Recent Ph.D. Graduates Supervised by Dr. Srinivas Peeta,

Associate Professor of Civil Engineering, Won International

Best Dissertation Awards This Year

Joint Transportation Research Program

Paves a Way for Better Highways

contributions to advance the field oftravel behavior research, and is method-ologically flawless to the extent thatresearch can be…”

Dr. Chao Zhou was awarded the 2002Pikarsky Award for the best dissertation in the Science and Technology category by the Council of University Transporta-tion Centers (CUTC). The awards cere-mony took place in conjunction with the2003 Annual Meeting of the Transporta-tion Research Board in Washington, D.C.in January 2003. The dissertation is titled“Stochastic Dynamic Traffic Assignmentfor Robust Online Operations UnderReal-time Information Systems” (completed in May 2002). The CUTCseries of awards recognizes individualsfor their work in the transportation arena in policy and planning, or science andtechnology.


1933 » John D. Martin (BSCE ’33), Austin, TX—John is a retiree from Owens Illinois after19 years of service. He was Plant Engineerfor the research center of Owens Illinois.

1940 » Howard McKenney (BSCE ’40),Bloomington, IN—After receiving his BSCE from Purdue in 1940, Howard wasemployed by AM Strauss in Fort Wayne, IN.As the youngest licensed architect inIndiana in 1942-‘44 he worked for Corps of Engineer. In 1944-’53 he opened up hisown office in Bloomington, IN. Designedseven churches, four schools, I.U. servicebuilding, I.U. School of Optometry, fraterni-ty houses, three banks, a school adminis-tration building, newspaper plant andmany others. In 1961-’62 he worked withAECON Engineers in Nashville, IN and in 1963-’84 he worked for the City ofBloomington as a utility engineer. Howardhas three children, six grandchildren andfour great-grandchildren.

1947 » Ernest J. Koestering, Jr. (BSCE ’47), St. Louis, MO—Ernie honored his wife, Dee Koestering, of 49 years in 2002. Deepassed away August of 2001 and now Erniehas donated 9.5 acres of land, MeramecHighlands Quarry/Dee Koestering Parkwhich is to open to the public in the fall.The park is undergoing a cultural resourcesurvey due to identifying many significantarchaeological areas that are in the site.This survey has been important to the history of the area as they research thequarry. Many of the stones used for the1904 World’s Fair came from this park.

1949 » Elliot Bouck (BSEME, CE ’49), Newark,DE—Elliot is a retiree from the ChicagoBridge and Iron Ltd. in the European/MiddleEast Division out of London,England. He is a registered PE in the state of DE and had 37 years with the CBI.He served in the United States Air Force,active and inactive reserve for a total of 22 years. He served in the USAAC in WorldWar II as an instructor pilot in instrumentsand in the USAF in Korea from 1950-1953as a pilot in F-84’s.

Paul Mueller (BSCE ’49), Scottsdale, AZ—Paul is a PE and Consulting Civil Engineer.He recently received a service award fromArizona State University and the ArizonaD.O.T. for long term distinguished involve-ment in pavements and materials.Donald Reichle (BSCE ’49), Nederland,TX—Donald is a P.E. and General Manager/President of Don S. Reichle & AssociatesInc. After many years as a contractor foroil, chemical and water storage tanks, heformed a one man storage tank consultingfirm in 1969, possibly the first specialtytank consulting firm in the US. After 34years of running his business, at age 80,Donald is going strong with no plans toretire soon. He is a life member of theASCE and also has memberships in theAWWA, NSPE, TSPE, AWS, NACE, SSPCand TWUA. He is a long time lay reader at his church and a certified mediator (volunteer) for the Jefferson CountyDispute Resolution Center, Inc.

1950 » Gene Barrett (BSCE ’50), Anderson, IN—Gene has retired from his position as astaff engineer at GMC. He has a Profes-sional Engineering License in the state of Indiana.

1954 » Richard Knight (BSCE ’54), Barnstable,MA—Richard retired in 1996 but remainsactive. He is a qualified LocomotiveEngineer, running scenic and dinner trains for the Cape Cod Central Railroad.

1955 » David Churchman (BSCE ’55), Indianapolis,IN—Dave is a PE in the state of Ohio but iscurrently in sales and marketing of printingsupplies, a semi-retirement business hepurchased in 1992. He spent some time in North Africa with the 329th Engineersrunning 1st and 3rd order triangulationbetween Egypt and Tunisia. He and hiswife, Charlene, have been married since1959. They have four children and a grand-son who was born on February 14, 2003.

1956 » Albert Sanborn (BSCE ’56), Locust Grove,VA—Albert is now retired but remainsactive as the President of the Lake of the

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1959 » David J. Henricks (BSCE ’59), Culver, IN—David retired in May 2002 after 43 years in sales with Contech. His responsibilitieswith the company covered domestic,national, and international (export) sales of management functions. He is active in the ASCE at the state and local levels.

1961 » Jerry Dake (BSCE ’61), Denton, TX—Jerrytook a position as the Managing Director of the Center for Quality and Productivityat the University of North Texas. He worksin the Business Computer InformationSystems Department in the College ofBusiness Administration.

1962 » Christopher Timm (BSCE ’62),Albuquerque, NM—Christopher is theEnvironmental Department Manager atKleinfelder Associates Inc. Outside of his work, he stays busy supporting theactivities of his children and grandchildren.

1966 » Donn Hancher (BSCE ’66, PhD ’72),Lexington, KY—Donn is the Terrell-McDonald Professor of ConstructionEngineering and Management at theUniversity of Kentucky. He was the 2001recipient of the American Road andTransportation Builders Association’s(ARTBA) S.S. Steinburg Award for his outstanding contributions to the field of transportation education. Donn was also the recipient of a UK Great TeacherAward and the College of Engineering’sLutes Award for Excellence in Undergradu-ate Education in 2001. He has receivedawards from the American Society of CivilEngineers and the Chi Epsilon honorarysociety. Donn is on the ARTBA Board ofDirectors and has also served twice aspresident of the research and educationdivision of this organization.

1968 » Jack A. Hockema (BSCE ’68), Mission Viejo,CA—Jack has been promoted to Presidentand CEO of Kaiser Aluminum Corporation.Previous to becoming the President ofKaiser Aluminum, Jack served as theExecutive Vice President and President

of Kaiser Fabricated Products. He has 26years of experience in the metals industryand has been with Kaiser for 13 of thoseyears.

1969 » David McKinley (BSCE ’69), Wheeling,WV—David is the President of McKinleyand Associates, the second largest A/E firm in the state of West Virginia. He for-merly served seven years in the WV legisla-ture and as the state GOP Chairman. Hewas a 1996 candidate for governor. David is active in real estate development, eco-nomic development and glass manufactur-ing. He is a member of several engineeringorganizations and foundations including the ASCE, NSPE and WVSPE. David hasreceived numerous design, professional,and personal honors and is active on thechurch vestry. David and his wife have four adult children.

1972 » Ronald Stephen Hansell (BSCE ’72, MSCE ’74), Florence, MT—Ron is a lawyer,patent attorney, and construction arbitratorat Hansell Law. He relocated to theBitterroot Valley in Western Montana aftergiving a seminar on Disaster Planning tothe Western Montana Bar in November2001. He was admitted to the State Bar ofMontana and the Federal District Court forthe Montana District in April 2002. Ron is a member of ASCE, ISPLS, and several law,engineering, and surveying related organi-zations. Ron and his wife Carolyn have anew grandson, Preston Elijah Stevens, who was born on August 15, 2003.

1973 » Robert Carlson (BSCE ’73), Lakewood,CO—Robert is the President of MullerEngineering Company, a 45 personEngineering firm specializing in transportation, water resources, and utilities in Lakewood, Colorado. Robert is a member of the Board of Directors forACEC-Colorado and a commissioner for the Certified Consulting Engineers ofColorado. His recreational activities include membership in the ProfessionalBowlers Association, and playing leadtrumpet in the Windjammers DanceOrchestra, a swing band. His wife Joy

Woods (homeowner) Association. His wife,Gloria Rosky Sanborn (MSED ’55), passedaway on April 25, 2003.

1957 » William Reps (BSCE ’57), Albuquerque,NM—William is in management and airtransportation consultation at WFR& A. He is actively promoting air transportationand the new “STARPORT” airports in theUnited States, currently New Mexico.William is also active in the Middle East“reconstruction programs.”James L. Lammie, (MSCE ’57, HDR ’97),Princeton Junction, NJ—Jim, formerPresident and CEO of Parsons Brinckeroff,Inc., is the newest member of the AmericanPublic Transportation Association (APTA)Hall of Fame. He was recognized for his significant role in transportation develop-ment throughout the United States. In 1993Jim was elected to the National Academyof Engineering. He is an Honorary Memberof the ASCE and winner of its Parcel &Sverdrup Civil Engineering ManagementAward and the ASCE Outstanding Projectsand Leaders (OPAL) Award for LifetimeAchievement in Management.

1958 » Jerry Davee (BSCE ’58, MSCE ’60),Mooresville, IN—Jerry is the Executive Vice President of the Smock FanslerCorporation in Indianapolis, Indiana. Heis the Head of the Industrial Construction

Group. Jerry is a participant in the FirstChristian Church choir and is the Elder Post Board Chairman and Trustee. He is also a member of the ASCE. Moacyr Schwab de Souza Menezes

(MSCE ’58), Salvador, Bahia/Brazil—Moacyris an independent consulting engineer. He is also the President of the BrazilianAssociation of Soil Mechanics at the BahiaState “Nucleus.” Moacyr has two grand-daughters, Milena and Lais. Thomas Robinson (BSCE ’58), Oswego,IL—Thomas recently retired as thePresident of Kendall Consulting Co., Inc. He has memberships in the ASCE, AISC,CRSI, AREA, and ACI. Thomas has hadcareers in the agriculture industry and the shipping and transportation industries. He has lived and worked in the UnitedStates, Cuba and China.

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is a registered nurse and their son, Brett, is a sophomore at the Colorado StateUniversity.

1976 » Mihir Baran Roy (PhD CE ’76), Calcutta,West Bengal, India—Worked as principalfoundation engineer for major industrialprojects. Projects included steel plants,super thermal power plants, water retain-ing structures, highways, road and railbridges, port facilities, oil refineries andindustrial structures. Worked for M/s. M.N.Dastur & Co. a s a consulting engineer and was a general manager for Indianoperations for a joint venture companywith FUGRO of The Netherlands. Mihir iscurrently a consulting geotechnical engi-neer in Salt Lake City, Calcutta. Mihir andhis wife, Kumkum, have been married for 25 years and have two daughters.

1978 » Patricia D. Galloway (BSCE ’78), Seattle,WA—Patricia is the CEO and President of the Nielsen-Wurster Group of Princeton,New Jersey. She is the first woman to beelected as the President of the AmericanSociety of Civil Engineers (ASCE) in its 150 year history.

1979 » Thomas Orisich (BSCE ’79), Phoenix, MA—Thomas is the Senior Vice President and a Professional Land Surveyor at Whitney,Bailey, Cox, and Magnani in Baltimore,Maryland. He is the former chairman of theBaltimore Chapter of the Maryland Societyon Surveyors and Committee chairman of State legislation for MSS. Thomas wasappointed to the Maryland State Board ofProfessional Land Surveyors and is a cur-rent member. He also has membership in the N.C.E.E. S.

1980 » Don Bixby (BSCE ’80), Kewanna, IN—Don has accepted a position as aConsulting Engineer at TerritorialEngineering, LLC in Walkerton Indiana.James L. McKinney (BSCE ’69, PhD ’80),Terre Haute, IN—Jim was awarded theIndiana Civil Engineer for 2003 at theIndiana Section’s Annual Meeting in West Lafayette on April 3, 2003. AsChrm/Professor in Civil Engineering at Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology, Dr. McKinney has contributed greatly to the profession. Jim is active in ASCE, the Asphalt Quality Assurance Program,which he established to benefit the paving

Patricia Galloway, President of ASCE

Patricia Galloway, P.E., F.ASCE, PMP, chief executive

officer and president of The Nielsen-Wurster Group, Inc.

was installed as president in November, 2003 of ASCE.

Installation ceremonies were held at the ASCE Civil

Engineering Conference and Exposition held in Nashville,

Tennessee.

“Women have long been breaking barriers and making

astounding contributions to the engineering profession,

so it seem implausible that only in the 150th years of

ASCE’s founding a woman has been elected president., “

said Galloway. “Yet, I do not view my election as a mile-

stone, but instead a validation on how far we have come in

accepting people for their abilities and skills, strengthening

our profession.”

An internationally recognized leader in civil engineering

and construction, Galloway has served on several private

and nonprofit boards, including the Purdue University

Engineering Alumni Board, the International Activities

Commission of the American Association of Engineering

Societies as chair, and the Society of Women Engineers,

serving as president of the New York and Wisconsin sections.

Throughout her career, Galloway has been recognized

with numerous professional honors including the Purdue

University Engineering Alumni Award and the National

Professional Women in Construction Professional

Leadership Award.

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1986 » Todd Sylvestri (BSCE ’86), Gillette, NJ—Todd is the President of RST Warehouseand Distribution Corporation. He is thankfulfor the preparation he received at Purduefor the challenge of running the businesshe started with his father. Todd and his wife have two sons.

1987 » James Kirk (BSCE ’87), Crown Point, IN—James is the Vice President of EngineeringServices at Enspect Engineering Inc. inMerrillville, Indiana. He is the foundingpartner of Enspect Engineering (2000) and a founding member of the IndianaStructural Engineers Association (2002).

1988 » David Reuter (BSCE ’88, PhD ’92, MD ’94),Bothell, WA—David is Co-Founder and Chief Medical Officer at CardiveDimensions, Inc., in Kirkland, Washington.He is also an Attending Physician with theSeattle Children’s Hospital. He accreditsPurdue for some of the founding principalsthat made it possible for him to design aheart failure device that he is very proudof. David and his wife, Amy (BSCFS ’93)have two children, Sarah (5 yrs. old) andThomas (3 yrs. old).

1990 » Carlos Cornejo (MSCE 1990), Lima, Peru—Carlos is the Division President forConstruction Financial Services in at theBanco de Credito del Peru. Carlos and hiswife, Angie, have been married since 1995and have two sons, Sebastian and Fabricio.

1991 » Antonio A. Gonzalez-Quevedo (PhD ’91),Mayaguez, Puerto Rico—Antonio wasrecently named the Director of the Office of Institutional Research and Planning atthe University of Puerto Pico under theChancellor of the University. Previous tothis position, he was elected by his peersto represent them on the Board of Trustees,the University Board and the Administra-tive Board on the Mayaguez Campus of the University of Puerto Rico.

1993 » Amy Barth (BSCE ’93, MSCE ’94, PhD CE’98), Morgantown, WV—Dr. Barth has beena bridge engineer with SAI ConsultingEngineers (Pittsburgh, PA) since obtainingher PhD from Purdue. She has beeninvolved with numerous design feasibilitystudies and final design projects in WestVirginia and Pennsylvania. She is a mem-ber of the ASCE-SEI Technical Committeeon Fatigue and Fracture. Dr. Barth receivedher professional engineers license in WestVirginia in 2001 and was recently promotedto Project Engineer with SAI ConsultingEngineers.Yaman Kocasinan (BSCE ’93), Istanbul,Turkey—Yaman earned his MBA degreefrom the Hass School of Business at theUniversity of California at Berkeley in May 2003. He is returning home to Istanbulwhere he will operate his own constructioncompany. He hopes to hear from the classof 1993. Yaman’s email address [email protected] Nelson (BSCE ’93), Roanoke, IN—John is a Risk Consultant at AmericanSpecialty where he is a member of a teamthat evaluates the insurability of sports and entertainment complexes around the country. His professional engineeringexperience provides a unique perspectiveto the evaluations.

1994 » D. Paul Lincks (BSCE ’94), Palmyra, IN—Paul is a Professional Engineer at JWA/HMBIndiana. CE would like to congratulate Paulon the birth of his daughter, Bailey GraceLincks on October 9, 2002.

1996 » Susan Grenzebach-Kobitz (BSCE ’96),Hobart, IN—Susan became the Manager of Environmental Affairs at U.S. Steel’sMidwest Plant in Portage, IN.Steven Gustafson (BSCE ’96), Coatsville,PA—Steve is the Business Unit Managerfor Synthes USA in West Chester,Pennsylvania. CE would like to congratu-late him on the birth of his son, NathanLorent Gustafson on June 12, 2002.

industry and the Indiana Department ofTransportation, along with the SeelyvilleMethodist Church and Boy Scouts ofAmerica. He received the prestigious“Sagamore of the Wabash” award (fromthe then Governor Evan Bayh) for his public service. Jim and his wife Melodyhave two children, Jennifer and James.Mark Ringenberg (BSCE ’80), Albany, IN—Mark took a position in the US Army Corpsof Engineers as a Cost ReimbursementProgram Administrator in Louisville,Kentucky.

1982 » Jeffrey Pearl (BSCE ’82), Wisconsin Rapids,WI—Jeffrey is the President of the PearlEngineering Corporation. Pearl was startedin 2000 and is a multi-disciplined engineer-ing consulting and project managementfirm, specializing in the power, pulp, andpaper industries. The Corporation has sixsenior level and highly experienced engi-neers with offices in Wisconsin Rapids and Stevens Point, Wisconsin.

Dale Wills (BSCE ’82), South Bend, IN—Dale has accepted a position as a CivilEngineer for the Lawson-Fisher Associates,P.C. in South Bend, Indiana.

1983 » Bradley Edward Brink (BSCE ’83), Mokena,IL—Bradley is the President of BrinkEngineering which was formed in 1999 and serves a variety of clients in NortheastIllinois. He is a licensed PE in Illinois,Indiana, and Michigan. Mr. Brink wasrecently named the recipient of theChicago Southland Chamber’s 2003Entrepreneur of the Year Award.

1984 » Mark A. Miller (BSCE ’84), Yorktown, IN—Mark has been promoted to Chief ofMaterials & Test Division with the IndianaDepartment of Highways. After graduatingfrom Purdue he worked seven years inGreenfield Construction as a project engineer and has been the GreenfieldDistrict testing engineer for over ten years. He received his MBA from Ball State University in 2000.


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from the American SubcontractorAssociation, and many of their projectshave received Project of the Year Honorsfrom the city of Chicago.

1997 » Cheryl Jung (BSCE ’97), Lafayette, IN—Cheryl is a Project Engineer at ATCAssociates, Inc. in Indianapolis, Indiana.She recently negotiated closure throughthe Indiana Department of EnvironmentalManagement Voluntary RemediationProgram for a waste disposal client.Congratulations on the birth of your son,Colton Anthony, on August 23, 2002.Theresa L. Silver (BSCE ’97), Indianapolis,IN—Theresa graduated from ValparaisoUniversity School of Law in December2000. She is currently an attorney at ClydeE. Williams & Associates in Indianapolis.Congratulations to Theresa and Michael(BSCE ’96) on the birth of their son, Adam Michael, on November 28, 2000.Jeffrey D. Pizanti (BSCE ’97), Norfolk, VA—Jeff just completed a six month deploy-ment to the Mediterranean and ArabianGulf August 2000. He is preparing for athree year shipyard and reactor refueling.

1998 » Roderick Hughes (BSCE, ’98), Indianapolis,IN—Roderick is a consultant withAccenture. Mr. Hughes would like toannounce the birth of his son AidanMalachi Hughes on January 2, 2002.

1999 » Christian Woods (BSCE ’99), Long Branch,NJ—Christian earned a Masters Degree in Geotechnical Engineering from VirginiaTech in 2002 and has membership in ChiEpsilon. He is a senior staff engineer atLangan Engineering in Elmwood Park,Illinois. Constantine Kway Msemakweli (PhD ’99),Dar es Salaam, Tanzania—Constantine is Dean of Lands & EnvironmentalEngineering at the College of Lands & Architectural Studies in Dar es Salaam,Tanzania. She is a member of theEngineering and Other Sciences Board of the National Council for TechnicalEducation. She also serves as BoardChairman for the Faculty of Lands and

Environmental Engineering Board and is Senator in the University of Dar esSalaam Senate.

2000 » Alicia Robbin Hightower (BSCE 2000),Romeoville, IL—Alicia took a new positionat the Village of Downers Grove as a stormwater management engineer in Downers Grove, Illinois.Chen Munn Tham (BSCE 2000),Singapore—Chen took a position as transport planner for the Land TransportAuthority in Singapore. He is involved inidentifying and developing new road andrail infrastructure projects while accessingcommunity benefits and economic per-formance in fast-paced Singapore. Chenalso develops transport network improve-ment proposals, forecasts travel demandsand public transport patronage estimates.

2001 » Thomas A. Spriggs (PhD ‘01), Valrico, FL—Thomas received the Don BloodgoodAward and graduated with his PhD summer of 2001. He is currently with CH2M HILL in Tampa, Florida.

2003 » Ryan Huebschman (MSCE ’03), Tallahassee,FL—Ryan took a position as a traffic engineer at H.W. Lochner.

Amy Piskorowski (MSCE ’03), Tallahassee,FL—Amy took a position at Figg BridgeEngineers as an entry level bridge engineer.

Donald Shalibo (BSCE ’96), Barkley, MI—Don is the Senior Vice President for BartonMalow Company. Don began his careerwith Barton Malow Company in 1965. Overthe course of his first fifteen years he hasmoved through the ranks in various fieldpositions including laborer, project engi-neer, project superintendent, and projectmanager. His leadership in field operationshas taken him from Detroit, Michigan toMinneapolis, Minnesota and Scottsdale,Arizona and numerous locations inbetween. In 1983 he was appointed vicepresident of Health Facilities and later senior vice president; 1984 managed corporate/industrial clients; 1987 seniorvice president; and 1997 chief executivemanaging the Detroit Office. In 1999,Barton Malow was awarded the AGC’sEqual Business Opportunity honor fordiversity results in the constructing of theWayne County Juvenile Detention Facilityand in 2000 the Great Lakes ConstructionAlliance honored Barton Malow with theGARDE Award for the Detroit PublicSchools Summer Maintenance Program.

Don was a commissioned officer with the United States Navy Corps of Engineers,serves on the Wayne State UniversityAdvisory Board, Associated GeneralContractors-Workforce Development and Equal Business and EmploymentCommittee, Purdue University ConstructionEngineering Advisory Committee, chair of the A. Philip Randolph Career, chair ofthe Workforce Development Committee of the Great Lakes Construction Alliance,Engineering Society of Detroit, Board ofDirectors for Detroit Works Partnership andis involved in the non-profit cooperativehomebuilding efforts of Detroit’s Habitat forHumanity, Technical High School EducationCommittee, Berkley Schools EducationFoundation Board and the President of thePeace Lutheran Church Leadership Board.

Don and his wife Marilyn, married now 35 years, are enjoying traveling. They havea daughter, Debbie, who is a high schoolteacher and lives with her husband, a U.S.Navy Officer, in Texas. Derek Speer (BSCE ’96), Glendale Heights,IL—Derek is a project Manager/GeneralContractor for FCL Builders, Inc. FCL hasbecome one of the premier commercialbuilders in the Chicago area and focusesprimarily on multi-story offices, warehous-es, distribution centers, industrial manufac-turing, and food processing. FCL receivedthe Contractor of the year award in 1999


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Harry & Joan Gurthet, Chicago, ILSusan Hallen, Elk Grove Village, ILDelon & Sonia Hampton, Potomac, MDPeter & Emily Ho, Kowloon, HONG KONGJim Horton, Jacksonville, FLDavid & Debra Johnson, Katy, TXEleanor Kelly, West Lafayette, INRon & Gail Klemencic, Seattle, WADick & Leona Kraus, Annandale, VAFrank & Carolyn Lee, The Woodlands, TXJohn & Edna Lyons, Chapel Hill, NCFred & Jill Mannering, West Lafayette, INAndy & Sarabeth Marcinko, Bloomingdale, INNorman McCammon, North Vancouver, B.C. CANADAFlorence McKee Estate, Frankfort, INJohn & Eleanor McLaughlin, West Lafayette, INEd & LaVerne Mikhail, West Lafayette, INBob Miles, West Lafayette, INJ. Sharon Miller, Loudon, TNCharles & Anna Miller, Hamilton, ILZa-Lee & Jeannette Moh, Taipei, TAIWANBill & Patricia Naumann, New Bern, NCLisa & Daniel Pantea, West Lafayette, INJohn & Margy Patterson, Dayton, OHMike & Sally Pierle, Destin, FLFrederick & Ruth Pohland, Pittsburgh, PAKen & Christine Price, Zionsville, INCharles Reising, Arlington Heights, ILDennis & Phyllis Roby, Warrensburg, ILMike & Shirley Santoro, Maplewood, MNBob & Linda Shanks, Ladue, MOMike & Jane Shurig, West Lafayette, INKumares & Anne Sinha, West Lafayette, INJack & Ruth Skillman, Indianapolis, INCharles & Beth Stahr, Covington, LARon & Mary Steele, Fairfax, VAClifford Swanlund, Houston, TXEdward Virginia Thoma, Fort Wayne, INRoderic & Rita Thomas, Idaho Falls, IDCecil Van Til, Walnut Creek, CAKen & Beverly Wehr, Pekin, ILSteve & Joyce Weintraut, Lafayette, INArthur & Mary Weiss, Evansville, INBob Whitford, Juneau, AKDoug & Janet Winslow, West Lafayette, IN

$500-$999James Baker, Albuquerque, NMJames Barker, Toledo, OHTuhr & Suzanne Barnes, Sandy, UTJim & Donna Bennett, Houston, TXKaren & Richard Bennett, Indianapolis, INDonald & Jo Bloodgood, West Lafayette, INJeffrey Burlingame, Eastpointe, MIThomas & Margaret Butcher, Indianapolis, INRobert Carter, Westchester, ILPaul & Lisa Chuma, Ivanhoe, ILEdward & Cheryl Colman, Houston, TXEdward Copeland, Carmel, INKenneth & Kathleen Crichton, Indianapolis, INAlan & Doris Dausman, West Richland, WAWilliam & Suzanne Davis, Lafayette, INWilliam & Hilda Denny, Richmond, INGene Elias, Lake Forest, CAJack & Elizabeth Findley, New Palestine, INArthur & Kathryn George, Indianapolis, INWilliam & Mary Goetz, Lafayette, INEdward & Gladysmae Good, Sun City West, AZJon Gotz, Columbia City, INRichard Hall, LaPlace, LARobert Hand, Merced, CA

John & Patricia Harms, Springfield, ILDouglas Hattery, Salt Lake City, UTCharles & Elizabeth Hoppe, Arlington, VAMartin Horwich, Oak Park, ILSteven & Patricia Johnson, Kokomo, INDarin & Laura Johnson, Houston, TXJohn & Sharon Jones, Logansport, INKrishna Kasturi, Stratford, CTLeslie Katchen, Monroe Township, NJKimberlynn & Glenn Kleasen, Belle Mead, NJErnest Koestering, Kirkwood, MOMerrill Kreipke, Woodbridge, VAWilliam & Hazel Kriesel, Fort Wayne, INRichard Lewis, Carmichael, CAYueh & Jui-Fung Liang, Taipei, TAIWANLewis & Pamela Locke, Rawson, OHLewis McCammon, Alhambra, CAJames & Sandra McLary, Alexandria, VAFaramarz Moavenzadeh, Weston, MADarrel & Clarice Moore, Indianapolis, INRobert & Norime Morse, Palos Verdes Estates, CAJack Mosby, Longview, TXKazuo Nakamura, Honolulu, HIWilliam Occhiogrosso, Nanuet, NYSteven Ollo, Santa Ana, CADouglas & Cynthia Owen, Wilton, CTRobert & Tamara Parkison, Crown Point, INJames & Lois Pedersen, Huntington Beach, CARonald & Charlene Placey, Atlanta, GAPhilip & Joyce Probst, Martinsville, INJoyce Rayburn, Frederick, MDRoss Reineke, Spring, TXDavid & Carol Rhinard, Miami, FLStephen Riedl, Plano, TXKristen & Kathleen Risa, Pittsburgh, PAByron & Marsha Robinson, Zionsville, INGerald & Sheryl Rocke, Fort Wayne, INKeith & Imogene Rupel, Elkhart, INDonald & Marilyn Shalibo, Berkley, MIJanet Skees, Louisville, KYBarry & Katherine Smith, Cincinnati, OHCorby & Julie Thompson, Fishers, INRonald & Victoria Timmons, Jacksonville, FLPatricia Tobergte, West Chester, OHJuan & Mary Torres, Laredo, TXMark Beth Townsend, Cincinnati, OHTina Walker, Dripping Springs, TXBerger & Marylyn Wallin, Morrison, COJoseph Wambold, Mission Viejo, CAWarner & Lynaire White, Zionsville, INEmily & Steven Wieringa, Marysville, OHHarold & Thelma Wilson, Indianapolis, INDavid & Lusia Wozniak, Sleepy Hollow, ILMary Yoder, West Lafayette, INNorman & Peggy Yoder, Auburn, IN

$250-$499Gilmore & Rita Abplanalp, Franklin, INRichard & Joan Allen, Naples, FLRobert Anderson, Frankfort, ILThomas Anderson, Woodland Hills, CAFrederick & Doris Apsey, Galesburg, ILRoger Arend, Enfield, NHRobert Aunan, Spokane, WAFrancis Becher, Vincennes, INJack Berlien, Alexandria, VAThomas & Margaret Berry, North Olmsted, OHEdward & Nancy Bialas, Orangeburg, NYRodney Bishop, Glendale, MODonald & Nelle Bixler, Marion, ALGary Bosar, Oneida, WI

$50,000 OR MOREChris & Susan Burke, Orland Park, ILJim & Jeanette DePhillips, Hinsdale, ILBryan & Susan Erler, Chicago, ILFred Fehsenfeld, Indianapolis, IN

$25,000-$49,999Vernon & Martha Casteel, South Bend, INWilliam & Barbara Corning, Versailles, IN

$2,500-24,999Theresa Adams, Hamilton, OHNick & Brenda Aschliman, Houston, TXWalter & Barbara Bell, London, EnglandDavid & Colleen Boyd, Los Altos Hills, CAJoe & Nancy Broyles, Indianapolis, INBill & Jo Brumund, Atlanta, GAJohn & Barbara Carter, Tucson, AZEd Doyle, Indianapolis, INVince & Roxanne Drnevich, West Lafayette, INJim & Karen Fletcher, Boulder, COCynthia Fort & Webb Bernhardt, Martinsville, INAlbert Haeger, Arlington Heights, ILBrian & Dorothy Kern, Tinley Park, ILJerry & Jo Kerr, Lebanon, INMike & Sarah Kerr, Carmel, INHubert & Audrey Kleasen, Cuyahoga Falls, OHJohn & Wanda Koch, Evansville, INBob & Sara Law, Pasadena, CADavid & Rebecca Leonards, Indianapolis, INBill & Mary Ellen Lovell, West Lafayette, INJohn Lowney, Palo Alto, CACharlie & Cynthia Mergentime, Lebanon, NJVic Milligan, Longboat Key, FLCarl & Phyllis Neumayer, Louisville, KYRobert & Doris Pang, Honolulu, HIMartha Rees, Wilmington, DEJohn & Sharon Reynolds, Danville, ILDarrell Samuels, New Orleans, LAPat & Gary Sorensen, Indianapolis, INWallace Vawter, Ajijic, Jalisco, MexicoJoseph Waling Estate, West Lafayette, INDavid & Christine Wallace, Baltimore, MDLeonard & Margaret Wood, West Lafayette, INJim & Sarajane Wurster, Indianapolis, INMary Ann Zimmerman, Silver Spring, MD

$1,000-$2,499Martinus & Susan Bergman, Palatka, FLBart & Lorie Bett, Mandeville, LADavid & Lisa Brown, Spring, TXYon-Nein & Ying-Mei Chen, Downers Grove, ILDavid & Georgia Chorpening, Brecksville, OHChristine & David Crockett, Indianapolis, INBob Crowe, Huntsville, ALEarl & Mary Dahl, Hudson, OHJacques & De Lores Delleur, West Lafayette, INDavid & Ann Derrick, Louisville, KYRoger & Diane Dierckman, Columbus, OHStephen Dolezal, Papillion, NEWilliam Ebling, Lima, OHPary & Behzad Ehdaie, Tehran, IRANScott Etzel, Concord, CAHoward & Nina Ewart, Casper, WYMike & Dorothy Falk, Ogden Dunes, INJen-Chen Fan, Taipei, Taiwan Bill & Bernice Fehribach, Indianapolis, INSally Freel, Lafayette, INPaul Freitag, Barrington, ILDon & Becky Fry, West Lafayette, INKenneth Giovannetti, Lynwood, IL

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1ST among U.S. civil engineering programs in annual number

of bachelor degrees awarded (based on 2002 degree data)

Recognizing the individuals and corporations who made gifts to the School of Civil Engineering, July 1, 2002 to June 30, 2003.


John & Barbara Reihl, Granger, INRobert Richert, Bluffton, SCDonald Robison, New Albany, INWilliam & Virginia Rogers, Fort Worth, TXFrank Rollo, Kentfield, CAJulian & Betty Rouch, Little Rock, ARWilliam & Gretchen Ryan, Dallas, TXRobert Rydell, Cicero, INDonald & Magdalen Samuelson, Springfield, OHJoseph Sanders, Pasadena, CAMichael & Deborah Schaeffer, Traverse City, MIPhillip Schaffert, Garden Grove, CACharles Schimpeler, Louisville, KYCharles & Sue Scholer, West Lafayette, INThomas & Mary Schubert, Indianapolis, INMaurice & Sharon Sharp, Avonmore, PARonald & Patricia Sheffler, Rensselaer, INDonald Silvey, Carmel, INGary & Bonnie Spraker, Niles, MITom Stangas, South Bend, INDonald & Theresa Stilger, Corydon, INWilliam & Lula Stine, Monticello, INRobert Sutherlin, Versailles, INCharles & Eleanor Sutton, West Lafayette, INJeffrey & Carol Teague, Greensburg, INGeorge Thiros, Pittsburgh, PARobert Threlkeld, Streetsboro, OHGerald Tinkle, Columbus, INThomas Toberen, Centerville, OHEgons & Susanne Tons, Ann Arbor, MILouis Vosteen, Williamsburg, VABenjamin Wai, Sandy, UTJames & Carol Walsh,San Diego, CAStephen & Lori Wanders, Centerville, OHKenneth & Martha Warrick, Wheaton, ILWilson & Janet Warrick, Celina, OHKeith Weisenberger, Westfield, INSharon & Max Whitlock, Frankfort, INRolland & Virginia Wilkening, Sarasota, FLJames Wooten, North Little Rock, ARBryan Youker, Philomath, ORTeresa Zager, Milwaukee, WI

Up to $250 Mikelis Abuls, Brookfield,WINicole & Mark Adams, Sedalia, CORenwick Adams, Clarinda, IAAavo & Monika Agur, Greenbrae, CASunday & Mary Aiyejorun, Stone Mountain, GADaniel & Susan Akin, New Carlisle, INChristopher Allen, Marietta, GAElliott Allen, South Bend, INMichael Allenspach, Sugar Land, TXCharles & Marcia Alles, Evansville, INDavid Alspaugh, Saint Louis, MOMarc & Gretchen Alston, Evergreen, COCorrado Amato, Paramus, NJWilliam & Denise Ambry, Hammond, INJoseph & Sharon Amlung, Indianapolis, INPraveen Anand, Carmel, INDavid & Eleanor Anderson, State College, PATaylor & Elizabeth Anderson, Suwanee, GANils Anderson, Marshfield, MANeal Anderson, Grayslake, ILValerie Andres, Franklin, TNSteven & Leisa Anslinger, Cincinnati, OHRoger Aoki, Honolulu, HIAlfred & Florence Aragaki, Pearl City, HIDana & Russell Arakaki, Kailua, HIJacqueline Arcaris, Denver, COVeljo Areng, Wheaton, MDShahin Ariaey-Nejad, Wappingers Falls, NYGregory & Ann Armbruster, Lexington, KYGary Arnold, Oak Ridge, NCNeeraj Arora, Aurora, ILJames Ashburn, West Covina, CAAnthony & Lisa Astrouski, Tucson, AZ

Mark Atwood, Northfield, VTKarlis Augenbergs, Carmel, INRichard Aupperle, Marcellus, NYNorman Austin, West Chester, OHChristopher Ayers, Pickerington, OHThomas & Marilyn Aylward, Sandusky, OHDeeb Azar, South Bend, INJonathan Babcock, Danville, INRoyden Bair, Houston, TXRichard & Mary Ball, Falls Church, VAJeffrey Ballard, Indianapolis, INRobert Balmer, Califon, NJJeffrey Bane, Rochester, ILJosiah & Janis Banet, Maitland, FLEdgar Banks, Fort Worth, TXRichard Barksdale, Atlanta, GADavid Barna, Cleveland, OHJohn Barr, Tallahassee, FLI. Gene Barrett, Anderson, INWendy Barrott, Grosse Pointe Woods, MIDavid Barry, Fremont, INBarry Barsh, Marietta, GAPaul Basgall, Saint Louis, MORobert & Heidi Bash, Granger, INAdrian Bastianelli, Alexandria, VAJoel Bates, Houston, TXThomas & Kathleen Batke, Roswell, GARussell Batzel, Creve Coeur, MOLynn Bauer, La Porte, INPaul & Joan Baumgartner, Saginaw, MIKyle Beasley, Georgetown, INRobert & Tommye Beavers, Muncie, INJoseph & Charlene Beck, Bradford Woods, PAJames Bednar, Dublin, OHTodd Beers, Highlands Ranch, COAdam Beery, Indianapolis, INDavid & Beth Beeson, Fortville, INDean & Diane Behnke, Owensboro, KYDonald & Suzanne Belbutowski, Pawleys Island, SCKaren Bell, Indianapolis, INNathan Bell, Central, SCJoseph Bellanca, Duluth, GADavid & Cynthia Belloli, Fishers, INLaurie & Robert Bellucci, Indianapolis, INJoseph & Danielle Bement, Seattle, WAPaul & Connie Bender, Brookston, INJohn & Karen Bercot, Fort Wayne, INWilliam & Paula Berg, Madison, WIWayne & Debora Bergstrom, Midland, MIHarvey Berliner, West Windsor, NJCruz Bernal-Albano, Park Ridge, ILMichael Bernauer, Springboro, OHMark Bernhardt, Columbus, OHDonald Biggs, Vincennes, INRobert Billman, Pepper Pike, OHRobert & Patricia Blickwedehl, Orchard Park, NYJohn Blottman, North Andover, MAPaul Blue, Washington DCTheodore Blum, Findlay, OHWilliam Boardman, Plano, TXRoger & Waneta Bock, South Bend, INSharon Boda, La Salle, ILScott Boerke, Morton, ILNihal Bohra, Princeton Jct, NJCynthia Boley, Evanston, ILJonathan Borchelt, Reston, VAScott Borchert, Chicago, ILDavid & Eileen Bortner, Bristol, INDavid & Charlene Boss, Dallas, TXTerry & Rebecca Bough, Vincennes, INDavid & Patricia Bowman, Dublin, OHJ. C. Boyers, Olathe, KSJames & Alice Boyle, Indianapolis, INKevin & Karen Boyle, Elmhurst, ILRobert Bradford, Springfield, ILDavid & Christina Bragg, Parker City, INJerald Brand, Rockport, IN

Mark & Barbara Bowman, Lafayette, INPaul Bradley, Roswell, GAHarry Brenman, Denver, CORobert & Marilyn Brown, Milford, INDean & Phyllis Browning, San Mateo, CAKyle Campbell, Colorado Springs, COSusan Cook, Old Field, NYJeffrey & Gloria Copeland, Westerville, OHRobert & Marian Crooks, Noblesville, INDavid Cutter, Brown Summit, NCScott Darling, Fort Wayne, INJill Derise, New Orleans, LAJay Dietrich, Essex Junction, VTLaurence & Rose Dondanville, Deerfield, ILRobert Drabkin, Denver, CODouglas & Doris Ewing, Seymour, INJames Ford, San Dimas, CAMartin Fork, Raleigh, NCJon & Karen Fricker, West Lafayette, INLionel & Donna Galerman, Greenfield, INPaul Gard, Ashburn, VAMichael & Deberah Garlich, Naperville, ILJoseph & Danielle Gebara, Houston, TXThomas & Janet Graham, Lafayette, INGregory Gurnik, Indianapolis, INRobert Hahn, Daly City, CAVeronica & Jeffrey Hall, Glen Ellyn, ILDonald Harley, Willoughby Hills, OHJohn & Marlys Hartmann, Overland Park, KSEdward Henderson, Beverly Hills, FLMannan Hill, La Canada, CADavid Hinchliff, Lakewood, CODaniel Hunter, Terre Haute, INGarrett Jeong, West Lafayette, INPaul & Fava Johanningsmeier, Jeffersonville, INJerome & Deena Kaplan, Bethesda, MDMichael Karsas, Indianapolis, INWilliam Kennedy, Springfield, ILBrian Keogh, Surprise, AZFrancis Kiesler, Moorpark, CAJames & Deborah Kirk, Crown Point, INRichard & Alma Knight, Barnstable, MASteven Kraemer, Winchester, MAMorris & Florence Lauwereins, Wheaton, ILDelbert & Mary Leistner, Sidney, OHAlbert Lewis, Lafayette, INQuentin & Lynda Lewis, Silverdale, WAKenneth Lichtenheld, Saint Louis, MOJack & Jennifer Long, Columbia, SCLeo & Elizabeth Louis, Carlsbad, CAHarry & Eleanor Lundstrom, Unionville, VAMonte Marbach, New Carlisle, INShawn & Amy Mason, West Chester, OHDavid Mays, Yardley, PAKeith McCormack, Rochester Hills, MIMitchell McCoy, Medina, OHDarrow McCreary, Greensburg, INJay McGarraugh, Columbia, MOCary McGuire, Quincy, MAHerbert Miller, Mesa, AZDonald & Ingebjorg Miller, Houston, TXKeith Miller, Indianapolis, INJames Mills, Laguna Niguel, CAJames & Margaret Mills, South Charleston, WVChristine & Matthew Moore, Indianapolis, INRandy & Jo-Lynn Mull, San Ramon, CABrian Murata, Wailuku, HIRobert Myers, Cambridge City, INWilliam Newcomb, Evansville, INJames Ogren, San Francisco, CAPierre & Kathleen O'Hare, Gahanna, OHStephen Petty, Peachtree City, GALuke Peyovich, Hobart, INThomas Pickford, Topeka, KSSinnadurai Prapaharan, West Orange, NJEssam & Wendy Radwan, Oviedo, FLBrent Rager, Houston, TX

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Herng-Jen & Chih-Tsai Chen, Moorestown, NJCarl Chenoweth, Stoughten, WICharles Chilberg, Latham, NYTuck Oai Grace Chong, Laguna Niguel, CAWilliam Chrissinger, Saint Petersburg, FLMatthew & Christina Christman, Huntington, INBarry & Christopher, Roswell, GAThomas & Joan Christopher, Northampton, PATeck Chua, Springfield, VAChristopher Ciocci, Hopkinton, NHKirk Clagstone, Kaneohe, HITed Clark, Greer, SCRyan Clark, Granger, INBrian Cleary, College Park, MDJudith & John Cleland, Indianapolis, INKristina & James Clemens, Los Angeles, CAMichael Click, Lebanon, INRyan Clifford, Memphis, TNMichael & Kimberly Cline, Indianapolis, INDennis Cobb, Bargersville, INDavid Cochran, Lafayette, INSamuel Coleman, Houston, TXFotios Collaros, Merrillville, INDavid & Janet Collette, Thiensville, WIBenjamin Colucci-Rios, Mayaguez, PRTimothy Conley, South Bend, INWillis & Penny Conner, Indianapolis, INJohn Conrad, Rancho Palos Verdes, CAJohn & Mary Contarino, Lynchburg, VAHugo Conti, San Luis Obispo, CADaniel Cook, Glenshaw, PAThomas Cooper, West Lafayette, INStephen Cooper, Saint Louis, MOJason Copperwaite, Corydon, INFrederic & Ruth Corey, Davis, WVEarl Cottrell, Covington, LAGarrett Cottrell, Elizabeth, WVDavid Cozier, Port Hueneme, CAJohn & Jeanne Crawford, Grantham, NHRobert Crawley, Saint Ann, MOJoan Crepeau, Rancho Cucamonga, CARichard Critchell, Asheville, NCJoseph Crivello, Herndon, VAJanel Crosier, Louisville, KYPeter & Laura Cuffe, Bloomfield Hills, MIJohn Cumming, Boston, MAAlbert & Carol Curran, Gorham, MEStephen Custer, Hinsdale, ILScott Cutlip, Lexington, KYKevin & Tamara Czerniakowski, Indianapolis, INJohn Dabasinskas, Tampa, FLTim Dall, Zionsville, INJames Dalton, Indianapolis, INLara & Thomas Daly, Saint Petersburg, FLJeffrey Dannis, Ellicott City, MDWilliam Dashe, Hobe Sound, FLJames Davenport, Saint Louis, MOJohn Davidsmeyer, Jacksonville, ILPerry Davis, Michigantown, INCecil & Sharon Davis, Oakland City, INFranklin Davis, Sandy, UTBradley Davis, Fishers, INJames Davis, Canal Winchester, OHHarry & Patricia DeArk, Brandenburg, KYNancy Deaton, Madison, WIMark & Jamie Decker, Colchester, CTGeorge & Jodie Dehn, Oro Valley, AZVernon Dekker, Prairie Village, KSGregory Delaney, Tucker, GAGregory & Katherine Denlinger, Santa Barbara, CAAndrew Dennis, Wheaton, IL

Ronald Deranek, Huntersville, NCDaniel DeRolf, Munster, INBrian DeSalle, Carol Stream, ILEric Destival, Indianapolis, INRaymond DeVault, Plymouth, INThomas & Dorothy Dickinson, Owensboro, KYTimothy Dickson, Glenview, ILRuth & Stephen Diebold, Grain Valley, MODouglas & Pamela Diehl, Houston, TXKevin & Rhonda Dillman, Noblesville, INKirk Dillon, Irmo, SCStephen & Mary Ditlinger, San Dimas, CAJerry Divine, Frisco, CODennis & Amy Dixon, New Albany, INGregory & Teresa Dobrzykowski, South Bend, INJames Dodson, Hillsboro, INPaul & Kathleen Dollenberg, Lutherville, MDJohn Dorich, West Chester, OHWilliam & Kathy Dorsch, Floyds Knobs, INMark Douglas, Mason, OHJohn & Jennifer Drapalik, Martinsville, INBruno Dravininkas, Valparaiso, INRobert & Joan Dreyling, Houston, TXMichael & Mary Drudge, Sylvania, OHJames & Rhonda Drummond, Goshen, INThomas & Joan Dubnicka, Arlington Heights, ILKevin Ducharme, Auburn, METheodore Duerr, Louisville, KYJohn DuGene, Dahlgren, VADavid Dunavant, Chesterfield, MORachel & Gary Duncan, Indianapolis, INWilliam & Julia Dunn, Tallahassee, FLKenneth Dunn, Prospect, KYGeorge Dutro, Columbus, INSamuel Edging, Plymouth, INMichael & Jennifer Eichenauer, Fishers, INWilliam & Constance Eiffert, Tipp City, OHMaclean Eke, Indianapolis, INRobert Elfreich, Granville, OHHarold Elkin, Atlantic Beach, FLJohn Ellis, Chicago, ILCharles Elson, Indianapolis, INCharles Engelhardt, San Diego, CAHarold Engelhardt, Denville, NJJames & Patricia Engimann, Joliet, ILRobert & Roxana Enneking, Incline Village, NVWilliam & Bridget Epp, Naperville, ILDaniel Ermer, Belmont, NYJon & Marsha Ervin, Franklin, TNDavid Eshleman, Homewood, ILAlvin & Frances Evans, Tell City, INJeffrey Evans, Lewisburg, PARobert & Melody Evers, Knoxville, TNGregory Eveslage, Greenville, INWilliam & Marjorie Ewing, Midland, MILance Eybers, Sioux City, IAJenell & Robert Fairman, Carmel, INJennifer & Paul Fanson, Ann Arbor, MIBrad Faris, Franklin, INWalton & Barbara Farr, Dayton, OHRollin & Kathleen Farrand, Mishawaka, INDavid Farrington, Saint Louis, MOOuattara Fatogoma, Owings Mills, MDNeel & Evelyn Fauber, Norwalk, OHBruce & Judith Faulkner, Westerville, OHWilliam Faust, Redondo Beach, CATodd & Laurie Fawver, Brownstown, INJeffrey Fesler, Macedonia, OHCharles Fiala, West Friendship, MDTammara & John Fillo, Frisco, TXCynthia & Gerald Fink, Mount Airy, MD

William & JoAnne Brandt, Zionsville, INBenjamin Braun, Fishers, INFrank Brechting, Muskegon, MILee Bricker, San Antonio, TXGeorge & Jean Briggs, Maple Valley, WAJames Brighton, Woodbridge, VARobert Brinn, Plano, TXRussell Brittain, Fishers, INDavid Brown, Birdsboro, PAHenry Brown, Indianapolis, INDarrick Brown, Chicago, ILCarol & Gregory Brown-Holthouse, Wildwood, MOJoe Broz, San Jose, CAGregory Brubaker, Nashville, TNRoy Bruce, Raleigh, NCD. Eric & Norma Brunn, Columbus, INMichael & Kelly Bruns, Cincinnati, OHStuart & Toni Bryant, Libertyville, ILRaymond Buckel, Beaverton, ORRichard Bucknam, Maple Grove, MNKenneth & Nada Buczek, Crown Point, INRobert Buerer, Arlington Heights, ILMichael Buettner, Lima, OHThomas & Gail Buick, Tempe, AZThomas Bulcher, Powell, OHDavid Burchard, Fishers, INJeffery Burda, Westmont, ILMartin Burke, Lombard, ILLee Burneson, Westborough, MAMurray Burnette, Huntsville, ALWilliam Burton, Los Alamitos, CAJohn Buse, Hampton, VARichard & Lois Butler, South Bend, INJohn Butler, Duluth, MNBradley & Jodi Butler, Westerville, OHRaymond Butt, New Carlisle, OHBrent & Shahara Byford, Chicago, ILKaren & Randall Byrne, Katy, TXTerry Byrns, Seymour, INClark Byrum, Indianapolis, INChristopher Cailles, Evanston, ILJohn Calacci, Orland Park, ILAnthony Calderon, Marlborough, MAJohn & Julie Campbell, Louisville, KYDonald Campbell, Seal Beach, CARodolfo Canales, Washington DCBruno Canzian, Greenfield, INWayne & Terri Carbiener, Orlando, FLJames Cargile, Vicksburg, MSJon Carlson, San Antonio, TXBrian & Jennifer Carlson, Vancouver, WARichard Carlson, Rockaway, NJJeffrey & Kathy Carlton, Nazareth, PABenjamin Carnahan, Indianapolis, INRandall Carpenter, Orlando, FLDonald & Julie Carpenter, Farmington Hills, MIJames & Carolyn Carpenter, Seattle, WAGuthrie Carr, West Lafayette, INRyan Carris, Clarendon Hills, ILJoseph Carroll, Evans, GAStefanie Cassin, Yorktown Heights, NYBryan & Catherine Catlin, Clayton, INHarvey & Phyllis Ceaser, Walnut Creek, CABeth Cerrone, Milwaukee, WIThomas Chance, Lafayette, LAAleksandra Chancy, Purchase, NYLowell Chapin, Bowling Green, OHWilliam & Shirley Chappell, Grand Haven, MIRobert & Virginia Chasteen, Saint Cloud, FLJames Cheatham, Mechanicsburg, PAChien-hao Chen, Alhambra, CA

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of doctoral degrees awarded (based on 2002 degree data)


Ooluva Greer, Ellenton, FLWilliam Greer, Yuma, AZJoseph Greeson, Long Beach, MSElaine & James Gregg, Camby, INThomas Greiter, Saint Charles, ILRonald Greiwe, Indianapolis, INSteven & Rebecca Gress, Indianapolis, INAlexander Grieve, Snohomish, WAAmy & Benjamin Groff, Katy, TXDonald & Mildred Grossnickle, Chillicothe, OHPaul Grubb, Battle Creek, MISteven Grundhoefer, Ferdinand, INLouis Grzesiek, Laguna Hills, CADaniel & Caroline Guenther, Naperville, ILJames & Margaret Gulick, Newburgh, INMichael Gully, Fairbanks, AKTimothy Gunn, Manchester, MOLee Gurwell, West Covina, CAPhillip & Nancy Guyer, Owings, MDSteven & Nan Habegger, Knoxville, TNRalph & Carlotta Hagerty, Marble Falls, TXJacob Hall, Indianapolis, INJames Hall, Knoxville, TNMichael & Gail Hallien, Fort Wayne, INNorman & Martha Halus, Vista, CAFranklin Hamamura, Irvine, CAChristopher Hamant, Cincinati, OHSandra Hamilton, Castle Rock, CORichard & Sara Hampton, Geneva, ILDonn & Barbara Hancher, Lexington, KYJay & Brenda Hancock, Richardson, TXRobert Hannan, Cary, NCJohn Hannon, Portage, INJulie & Jeffrey Hanson, Indianapolis, INDavid & Debbie Hardin, Corydon, INPercy & Karen Harding, Lafayette, INThomas Hargarten, Valparaiso, INMichael Harkness, Indianapolis, INBrian & Rachelle Harlow, Tipton, INHoward Harman, Bedford, INWendell Harris, Chicago, ILHeather & James Harris, Maineville, OHRichard & Louise Harris, Oakland, MDJustin Harris, Charleston, INRobert & Dorothy Harruff, Anderson, INDouglas Harwood, Shawnee Mission, KSAlan & Christine Hasler, Villa Park, ILJohn Haslup, Columbus, OHDonald & JoAnn Hassler, Naperville, ILGarth Hawkins, Chicago, ILJohn & Emma Hawley, Norristown, PAGregory Head, Evansville, INWilliam Hearne, Dublin, CAWilliam & Mary Heidbreder, Saint Louis, MOAlbert Heierman, Chillicothe, OHJohn Heins, Woodbridge, VAGregg Heinzman, Crown Point, INThomas Helbing, Indianapolis, INDaniel Heldenbran, FRANCEDaryl Helfert, Evansville, INJohn Henik, Evanston, ILThomas Hennig, Alexandria, VAMichael Herman, Albion, MIPaul & Sarah Herp, Cincinnati, OHAndrea Herring, Munster, INDavid Hibbs, Ann Arbor, MIDouglas & Beverly Hickey, Glen Carbon, ILSusan Hida, Sacramento, CAWilliam Highter, Amherst, MAErik Hildebrandt, La Porte, INTommie Hill, College Grove, TNBruce Hillson, Glastonbury, CTPaul Hilton, Sellersburg, INBrian Hippley, Lexington, KYJohn Hirashima, Kula, HIWilliam & Jennifer Hobensack, Jacksonville, FLRichard & Ramona Hockema, Florence, KY

Morris Hoevel, Okemos, MIDax Hoff, Newbury Park, CARobert Hoffman, Albuquerque, NMRobert & Mary Hoffman, Rancho Mirage, CAKevin Hoffman, Downers Grove, ILLarry Hofmockel, Englewood, COThomas Hohman, Plainfield, INGregory & Vicki Holden, Bremen, INRobert & Roberta Holden, Carmel, INKarl Holloway, Kettering, OHDonald Honner, Waterville, OHWilliam Hoops, Monroe City, INMark & Nancy Horne, Holland, MIChristopher Horsley, Indianapolis, INTimothy Hotz, Pleasant Hill, CAJames & Beatriz Houmard, Akron, OHGordon Houston, Fort Lauderdale, FLJoe Howard, Fresno, CAPhillip & Barbara Howard, Greenwood, INJason Howard, Indianapolis, INJames Hoy, Bellevue, WAMichael Huber, Akron, OHJames & Rosemary Hubler, Whittier, CAFred Hudson, Auburn, ALGayle Huebner, Green Bay, WIGeorge & Patricia Huensch, Chicago, ILDavid & Lisa Huffman, Fishers, INDaniel & Wendy Hughel, Knoxville, TNRonald Hull, Wyoming, OHMarlan Humerickhouse, Cantonment, FLDana Humphrey, Palmyra, MEMax & Marian Hunter, Mooresville, INDonald & Julie Inman, Cincinnati, OHWallace & Michelle Irmscher, Muskegon, MID. Thomas Iseley, Greer, SCDale & Joanna Jacobs, Carmel, INAllen & Aimee Jacobsen, Lafayette, INJimmy & Mary Jacobson, Woodbridge, CAMichael & Karen Jankowicz, Hobart, INStacy Jansen, Orlando, FLKenneth Jansing, Monroe, MIJames & Kathryn Janz, Atherton, CADavid & Bonnie Jessup, Denham Springs, LAJames Jessup, Excelsior, MNMark Johanningsmeier, Fort Wayne, INIlo & Nanny Johanson, Fishers, INGuy & Diane Johnson, Elkton, MDSteven & Jeanne Johnson, West Lafayette, INMark & Suzanne Johnson, Seattle, WAAnthony & Vicki Jones, Indianapolis, INScott Jones, Indianapolis, INDavid Jordan, Indianapolis, INJames & Jennifer Justus, Simpsonville, SCJimmy & Lisa Justus, Galesburg, ILJoseph Kadow, Bolingbrook, ILRobert Kain, Foster City, CAThomas & Kathryn Kaiser, San Diego, CATimothy & Julie Kanzelmeyer, Ypsilanti, MIMark Kapouralos, Southlake, TXCharles Kapplinger, Farwell, MIWilliam & Elizabeth Kasak, Clearwater, FLPaul Kassouf, Mount Pleasant, SCGary Kautzmann, Orefield, PAMustafa Kavvas, Davis, CAJames Keefer, Fort Wayne, INWalter & Donna Kegebein, White Lake, MID. Mark & Carol Kelly, Schererville, INSean & Jenelle Kelsch, Kentwood, MIRobert Kelsheimer, Clermont, FLThomas & Pamela Kempen, Arlington, TXGeraldine Kemper, Lawrenceburg, INSteven Kennedy, Carmel, INJeffrey Kennedy, Mansfield, OHGary & Linda Kent, Zionsville, INWilliam & Laura Kepler, Golden, COEugene & Patricia Kerckaert, Peoria, AZLarry & Diane Kerkhove, League City, TX

Charles Fisher, Downey, CALarry Fisher, Katy, TXWilliam Fisher, Decatur, ILJohn Fisher, Bellevue, WAForrest & Virginia Fisher, New Richmond, OHMark Fisk, Indianapolis, INWalter & Marilyn Fite, Grand Junction, COKevin & Catherine Fitzpatrick, Naperville, ILHayden & Winifred Flaugher, Sarasota, FLLarry & Andrea Fleck, Indianapolis INGeorge Fonken, Hills, IATroy & Jennifer Fornstrom, Denver, COJames Fox, Cleveland, OHDale Francis, Noblesville, INDon & Frances Franklin, Marshall, MIRandy Franks, Chicago, ILDavid& Barbara French, Phoenix, AZRodney & Jill Freudenburg, Mattawan, MIJames Freund, Hudson, OHSusan Frey, Corvallis, ORMichael & Stephanie Fruth, Carthage, INAltis Fry, Mandeville, LADan Fuchs, Wake Forest, NCPaul Fujawa, South Bend, INJanette Fulkerson, Indianapolis, INJeffrey Fuller, Sunman, INCharles Fulwider, Indianapolis, INMark & Melissa Fusani, Lebanon, OHAlden Gable, Amherst, OHCharles Gaither, Nineveh, INRichard & Sharon Gajdos, Fort Wayne, INLaura Gajdos, Redondo Beach, CARobert & Linda Galitz, Glen Ellyn, ILKevin Gallagher, Louisville, KYFrancis & Cheryl Gantner, Goshen, INWilliam Gantz, Wooster, OHMartin & Betty Garelick, Boca Raton, FLJames Garrigus, Marietta, GAJeffrey& Nancy Garrison, Saint Charles, ILDavid Gaston, Coatesville, INJohn & Marcia Gaunt, West Lafayette, INJoe Gause, Santa Barbara, CAGeorge & Lillian Gay, Angola, INTimothy & Betty Gaynor, Mount Prospect, ILThomas Gazda, Carlinville, ILJames Geier, Denver, COR. Dillard George, Norfolk, VAThomas & Candis Gerfin, Grayslake, ILLinda Gettings, Fairfax, VAChris Gheysen, Lindenhurst, ILSavvas & Marilyn Giannakopoulos, Ann Arbor, MIRobert Gibbons, Wilmington, NCJay & Dana Gibson, Zionsville, INJohn & Lesley Gilbert, Vienna, VAJohn & Karen Gilmore, Knoxville, TNJohn Giolitto, Granger, INFrank & Mary Giunipero, Export, PALowell Glaser, Bethlehem, PACharles Glasgow, New Bern, NCGeorge Godfrey, Kouts, INBernard Gogel, Arlington, VAMillis Golly, Leawood, KSMayer Goloubow, South Bend, INAbelardo Gonzalez, Chaumberg, ILAntonio Gonzalez-Quevedo, Mayaguez, PRJohn & Mary Goodson, Silverton, ORJerry Goodwin, Indianapolis, INNicholas Goodwin, Houston, TXStephen Gose, Kansas City, MORajindra Gosine, Brownsburg, INDale Goss, Vicksburg, MSNed Grady, Fitchburg, WIShannon Graham, Green River, WYKentton & Amy Grant, Tucson, AZAlbert Grathwol, Huntington Beach, CADaniel & Faith Greenberg, Walnut Creek, CAMark & Jane Greenwood, Granville, OH

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Lawrence & Donna Lenahan, Westlake, OHCarl & Rosemary Lennertz, Cincinnati, OHChris Lester, Shelbyville, MIMatthew Lewandowski, Bethesda, MDJames & Joyce Lichtenwalter, Mansfield, OHHarvey Lighthouse, West Richland, WARobert & Janet Liljestrand, Beaver Falls, PAPing Lin, Angola, INDavid Lincks, Palmyra, INKenneth Lind, Geneva, ILWilliam & Edna Ling, Honolulu, HIJohn & Rosemarie Linhart, Chicago, ILAmy Lint, Louisville, KYJames Lisak, Waukesha, WIRenmarie Little, Burlington, NJTerence & Phyllis Lo, Irvine, CAThomas Lobonc, Melbourne, FLMichael Lock, Yorba Linda, CAPatrick Loeffler, Mishawaka, INJames Loew, Fishers, INHeinrich Lohmeyer, Pittsburgh, PADaniel Long, Meridianville, ALJames Longest, Zionsville, INMark Lorah, Augusta, GASteven Lorek, Jacksonville, FLJoann Losche, Indianapolis, INLloyd & Janis Lotz, Louisville, KYMan-Shi Low, Naperville, ILKirk Lowery, Westerville, OHArthur & Carol Lowing, Dacula, GAStephen Lucas, Mount Vernon, INBenjamin Ludlow, Basalt, COMark Ludwiczak, Orangevale, CAWilliam & Patricia Luecht, Danville, INAnthony Lukac, Noblesville, INChung & Cecelia Lung, San Jose, CAJeffrey Lunsford, Greenwood, INBritton Luther, Ellettsville, INAnn & Ronald Luther, Indianapolis, INLarry & Tammi Lydick, Geneva, ILRobert & Teresa Lyford, Penacook, NHWilliam Lyles, Fresno, CAGerald & Nanette Lyles, Fresno, CAJohn Lynch, Chicago, ILThomas & Donna Lynch, Evansville, INKevin Lynch, Belmar, NJJohn& Laura Lyons, Valrico, FLBruce MacCall, Charlottesville, VAKaren MacDonald, Indianapolis, INMatthew & Mariam MacGregor, Dallas, TXRobert Mach, Green Bay, WIJoseph & Joan MacHatton, South Bend, INTheresa Machlan, Fort Wayne, INMichael Machlan, Elkhart, INDaniel Mack, Whippany, NJLeonard Madalon, St. Louis, MOHani & Millicent Mahmassani, Chevy Chase, MDFrederic Maish, Charlotte, NCPaul Makley, Davis, CAPaul & Carolyn Male, Saratoga Springs, NYJohn Mallon, Pine Beach, NJJohn Mansager, Manchester, MOAlmo Manzardo, Chicago Heights, ILChristian Marbach, Edwardsburg, MIJames Marshall, Mitchellville, MDJoseph Marshall, Palmyra, INMichael & Nina Marshall, Findlay, OHRobert & Karen Masbaum, Indianapolis, INRandall & Taryn Matsumoto, Honolulu, HIPatricia Matthews, Houston, TXJudson Matthias, Tempe, AZ

Kris Mattila, Hubbell, MIVernon Matzen, Raleigh, NCJames & Kitty Maurer, La Porte, INDavid & Julie Mauser, Indianapolis, INCharles & Irene May, Neenah, WIBrian May, Indianapolis, INWayne & Joan Mayhew, El Granada, CAKurtis Maynard, Gainesville, GAAndrew & Sheila Mays, Louisville, KYGeorge & Jean Mazur, Davis, CAThomas & Patricia McBride, Louisville, KYCraig & Phyllis McBride, Midland, VAWilliam McCarron, Denver, COJohn McCarty, Marion, INBoyd & Paula McClellan, Salem, INDouglas & Ginger McComb, Huntertown, INKerri McCool, South Bend, INMark McCord, Columbus, OHRonald McCormick, Muncie, INJonathan & Colette McCoy, Charlestown, INGlenn & Patti McCullom, Prescott, AZBruce & Ruth McDonald, Indianapolis, INRichard & Jean McDonald, Indianapolis, INJames & Elizabeth McDonald, Arlington, VAMichael & Andrea McGee, Topeka, KSMichael & Barbara McGinity, Houston, TXAloysius & Lynne McGurr, Wheaton, ILMichele McHenry, Indianapolis, INBrian McKeehan, Mechanicsville, VALarry McKinney, Upper St. Clair, PARobert McLean, Carmichael, CAJohn McLellan, Omaha, NEDon McManus, Hornell, NYLarry & Darla McMullen, Woodstock, GAGeorge McNally, South Holland, ILHarold McNally, Chillicothe, OHAlexander & Phyllis McNeil, Atlanta, GADirk Medema, San Ramon, CASky & Angela Medors, South Bend, INThomas Meeks, San Francisco, CAWilliam & Lesley Meeks, Hobart, INPeter & Rebecca Meginnis, Indianapolis, INDonald & Marian Meinheit, Arlington Heights, ILAnne Mekel Hodge, Chicago, ILJames Mekemson, Manassas, VABassem & Sue Melhem, Herndon, VAChristopher & Kimberly Melluck, Indianapolis, INJohn Merrill, Goleta, CARonald Meskis, Chicago, ILGarry & Jane Metcalf, Overland Park, KSJames & Kimberle Meyer, Atlanta, GARichard & Monika Michaels, Omaha, NESusan & Kevin Michalski, Ladera Ranch, CAGary & Janet Micheel, Olathe, KSDavid Middendorf, Louisville, TNBrandon Mieras, Grand Rapids, MIMichael Milharcic, Indianapolis, INRobert Milhous, Fort Collins, COGary Miller, Chesterfield, MOMelton Miller, Sarasota, FLMatthew & Jean Miller, Indianapolis, INKenneth Miller, Columbus, OHRoger & Martha Miller, Columbus, OHHamid Mir-Fendereski, Indianapolis, INKevin Miskin, Yucaipa, CASheridan Miszklevitz, Rancho Murieta, CADoreen & Mitchell, Windermere, FLPeter Mitnick, Novelty, OHJohn Mlaker, Milwaukee, WIMargaret Mochen, Chesterton, INEdward & Harriet Molnar, Las Vegas, NV

Robert Kessner, Evansville, INNisar Khan, Boca Raton, FLElizabeth Kidd, Oak Lawn, ILJames Kiefer, Cincinnati, OHHoward Kiefer, Cynthiana, INDavid & Cynthia Kiesel, Greenwood, INJames Kilburn, Cedar Park, TXEdward & Therese Killin, Hilton Head Island, SCSanghyun Kim, South KoreaKevin Kimpel, Butler, INWilliam & Hope Kindel, Clifton, VARaymond & Cathleen Kinnick, Muskego, WIGerald Kinyon, Carmel, INCraig Kirtley, Lisle, ILIsmail & Elaine Kisisel, East Chicago, INRobert Kissell, Wilmington, DEMonica & Jarod Klaas, Speedway, INChristopher Klemko, Kokomo, INGordon Klemm, Arroyo Grande, CAH. Stewart Kline, Lafayette, INCharles Klinge, Fleetville, PARay Klingler, Sarasota, FLDonald Klingler, Chesterfield, MOWalter & Helen Klink, Norwood Park Township, ILRichard Klitzke, South Bend, INStephen Knapp, Dayton, OHPeter Kneip, Toledo, OHDana Knight, Baldwin, MDMark Knoff, Colorado Springs, COKenneth Knopp, Creve Coeur, MOCharles Knotts, Brandon, FLPaul & Margaret Koehler, Paris, ILKristen Koehlinger, Lansing, MIStanley & Nancy Koehlinger, Bolivar, OHDavid Koester, Schererville, INPeter & Andrea Kohut, St. John, INJoseph Kolbrook, Louisville, KYThomas & Irene Konieczny, La Porte, INKaren Kontos, Mason City, IAAdam Koontz, Newburgh, INPeter Kopcha, Saint Louis, MOPeter Kopetski, Terre Haute, INAgatha Kotsonis, Chicago, ILThomas Kozlowski, Clifton, VAPaul Kraemer, Centerville, OHDonald Krauss, Williamston, MIArthur Kreisberg, Garden City, NYDavid Krewson, Toledo, OHJake Krider, West Lafayette, INRobert & Karen Krupp, Fort Myers, FLGeorge Ku, Ann Arbor, MIErnest Kuhlwein, Toms River, NJRaymond Kumapley, Westchester, ILChia-Chin Kuo, Cerritos, CASteven Kyono, Lawai, HIRussell Lain, Valparaiso, INDonald & Suzanne Lambka, Naperville, ILJames & Donna Lambrechts, Arlington, MAJames Lange, Lyndhurst, OHAlberto Lao, Brownsburg, INTimothy & Donna Larson, La Porte, INKeith Lash, Carmel, INMehran Lashkari, Santa Monica, CARobert Lashlee, Nashville, TNWing Hang Lau, Indianapolis, INRichard Lauwereins, Laguna Beach, CAThomas Lawson, Dyer, INThomas & Patti Leibering, Kendall Park, NJAndrew & Stephanie Lemberis, South Bend, INHermanus Lemmer, Haymarket, VAJames Lemp’s Family, Houston, TX

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Thomas & Eileen Paez, Albuquerque, NMJill Palmer, Indianapolis, INTrent Palmer, Gaithersburg, MDWilliam Paris, Fredonia, KYKimberlee Parker, Franklin, INNatalie & Craig Parks, Lebanon, INDivaker Pathak, Reynoldsburg, OHJoseph & Joan Patrick, Manville, NJFrank Pazden, Morris Plains, NJRandall Pearce, La Fontaine, INBarry Pell, Brighton, MANorman Perry, Woodburn, ORDennis Persic, Frankfort, ILJohn & Peggy Peterson, Bainbridge Island, WARichard Peterson, Richmond, INMichael & Debra Peterson, Attica,INRick Pharis, Goshen, INPatrick Pherson, Kennesaw, GAGavin Philipps, Apex, NCCourtney Phillips, Tempe, AZMichael Phipps, Valparaiso, INRonald Picking, Andalusia, ALKent & Joanne Pierce, Carmel, INChristopher & Debra Pieri, Granger, INRobert Pirando, Albertiville, ALDarren & Mary Pittman, Fishers, INJeffrey & Kimberly Pizanti, Norfolk, VAJohn & Laurie Placey, Mountain Brook, ALJeffrey & Lynne Plawecki, Carmel, INJennifer Pletcher, Fishers,INDavid Pluckebaum, Indianapolis, INAsnee Pochanart, Dunbar, WVJames & Nancy Pollack, Midland, MIKevin & Linda Potter, Martinsville, INJames Poturalski, New Palestine, INHarold Poulin, Salinas, CAAndrew & Myrsine Poulos, Pittsburgh, PAStephen & Carole Pousardien, Harrodsburg, KYEarl Prechtel, Collierville, TNRichard & Kelly Price, Collierville, TNRobert Price, Doylestown, PABradley Prischman, Oak Park, ILRichard Pruitt, New Albany, INJacqueline & Gregory Pugh, Carmel, INNorman & Anita Pumphrey, Ruston, LAAaron Purdue, Newburgh, INScott & Susan Putnam, Matthews, NCDaniel Putz, Sagamore Hills, OHBrian & Carol Quinn, Holland, MIDonald Quist, Orlando, FLOlin & Donna Raby, Chesterfield, MOKristin & Race, Chicago, ILJames & Tina Raffin, Chesterton, INManuel & Joan Raffo, Eastchester, NYTerry Rainier, Martinsville, INRobert & Mary Rakestraw, Woodinville, WADavid Rampe, Crystal Lake, ILRichard Rampone, Indianapolis, INRichard Ranson, Sun City, AZAndrew Rawlins, Greenwood Village, COStephen Ray, Rochester Hills, MIC. & Cheryll Read, Columbus, INKevin & Anne Rearick, Martinsville, INRoger Reckers, Oak Park, ILJanet Reed, Treasure Island, FLSally Reemsnyder, Twinsburg, OHEric Regelin, Ellicott City, MDJames Reichart, Lansing, ILRobert Reiche, Birmingham, ALRobert Reichert, Duluth, MNRobert Reid, Evansville, INPeter & Terry Reigert, Green Valley, AZJohn & Jennifer Reihl, Chicago, ILEric & Virginia Reiner, White Bear Lake, MNFrank Rekosik, Pearl River, NYTimothy Renner, Noblesville, INPaul Rentner, Mukilteo, WA

William & Rebecca Rettig, Plymouth, INBrian & Kristine Rettinger, Pittsburgh, PABrian Rexing, Inver Grove Heights, MNTimothy Reynolds, Chicago, ILVincent Ricca, Columbus, OHDarren & Hope Rice, Potomac Falls, VAK. Rice, Bradenton, FLDaniel Richardson, Farmington, MNClyde & Kathryn Richey, Boulder, COWilliam Richter, Carmel, INStephen Karen Ricks, Daytona Beach, FLLorie Rieckers, Indianapolis, INVeronica & Scott Rife, Jeffersonville, INRachel Rineheart, Chicago, ILRobert & Karen Ringholz, Spring, TXDavid Ripple, Newburgh, INJerry Ritchie, Indianapolis, INAmy Ritter, Leesburg, VADaniel & Constance Ritterskamp, Washington, INCharles Ritzler, Delphi, INGene Rizer, Liberty, MOElizabeth Roberts, Methuen, MAWilliam Robinson, Valparaiso, INC. & Mary Robson, Ocala, FLNora & Craig Rodarmel, Greencastle, PAKimberly Roderer, Chicago, ILShane Roese, Circleville, OHJames & Kathleen Rogers, Indianapolis, INCarl Rohde, Fallbrook, CADwayne & Helen Rollag, Brookings, SDBarry Rollman, Austin, TXGlenn Romig, Redwood City, CAPaul Roschke, Bryan, TXGlen Ross, Bowie, MDAlfred & Angelica Rossi, Manchester-by-the-Sea, MABen & Janet Roth, Fairfax, VAJames E. Rothel, Cincinnati, OHWilliam Rothgeb, Overland Park, KSRobert Rouse, Quincy, ILTerry & Melanie Rowe, Apex, NCNorman & Judith Rowe, Bremen, INRonald Rude, Winfield, ILJames Rullman, Salem, INJames & Janet Rupel, Lawrenceburg, INEugene Russell, Manhattan, KSJoseph & Sharon Russell, Muncie, INAnne Russell, South Bend, INDale & Beth Ryan, Chagrin Falls, OHJohn & Elvira Ryan, Ironwood, MIRobert Ryder, Kentfield, CATimothy Rytlewski, Zionsville, INMichael Salmon, Los Alamos, NMDonald Samdahl, Kirkland, WAJon Sandberg, Jacksonville, FLGregory Sanders, Bartlett, ILPaul & Wanda Sandy, Kokomo, INJean & Frank Sangiorgio, Carmel, INSteven & Amy Sarros, Edgewood, KYRobert Sayer, Medina, OHJohn Sayler, Warren, PAVicki Scarpate, Orlando, FLPhillip Schaeffer, Moran, MIJames & Flora Schafenacker, Fort Wayne, INWilliam Schaible, Seattle, WADennis, Scheessele, Indian Head, MDDaniel & Jennifer Schenkel, Fort Wayne, INGene, Scherette, Palmetto, FLWalter Schinnerer, Hot Springs Village, ARRichard Schipp, Paducah, KYJohn Schmidt, N. Barrington, ILLeroy Schmidt, Albion, MIJames & Becky Schmidt, Fort Wayne, INKurt & Diane Schmiegel, Valparaiso, INThomas Schmitt, Cincinnati, OHAlan Schmitt, Poseyville, INJeremy Schmitt, Indianapolis, INEdward Schnitker, Los Altos, CA

Kelly & Michael Monce, Marietta, GAWilliam & Emily Montgomery, Louisville, KYRobert Moore, Highland, INRaymond Moore, Coppell, TXPamela Moore, Marianna, FLHarold Moores, Lady Lake, FLPhilip Moores, Tampa, FLLuisa Morales, Rio Piedras, PRJorge Moreno, Schererville, INLaura & Tracy Morland, Blanchardville, WIHelen Morlock, Danville, INFranz Morsches, Toledo, OHPatrick Morse, Brookfield, WINeil Morstadt, Mason, OHJames Mosley, Laguna Woods, CAChristopher Mosley, San Antonio, TXRobert & Jean Moss, Fountain Valley, CALuis Mota, Gilbert, AZKendall Moultrop, West Kingston, RIDavid & Pamela Mrozinski, Franklin, TNAnthony Mucelli, Lawrenceville, NJThomas Mulinazzi, Lawrence, KSJohn & Julia Mundell, Carmel INElton Murakami, Kaneohe, HIMichael & Annette Murphy, Scottsburg, INGary & Nancy Murray, Noblesville, INAndrew & Nicole Murray, Chicago, ILGary Musto, Hartland, WIRobert & Elizabeth Mutzl, Zionsville, INAnthony & Caroline Myer, Issue, MDJoel & Mary Kate Myers, Indianapolis, INAndrew & Jennifer Myers, Terre Haute, INRichard Naegel, Wyoming, OHMakoto Nakamura, JAPANWilliam & Becky Nelson, Barrington, ILJames & Karma Nelson, Belgrade, MTEric Nelson, Tucson, AZJohn Nelson, Roanoke, INMark Nelson, Ames, IAKhosrow Nematollahi, Carmel, INDavid Neuhauser, Oklahoma City, OKEdward & Barbara Nevers, Howards Grove, WIDavid Nichalson, Pocatello, IDJohn & Dee Nicholson, Greenfield, INSteven & Carolyn Niehoff, Wood Dale, ILE. Joseph & D. Mary Nies, Hudsonville, MIDavid & Andrea Niesse, Mount Pleasant, SCJames Noonan, Lafayette, INCorey Norris, Lexington, SCHorace & Heather Norville, Lubbock, TXJames & Kimberly Noth, Wellington, FLKerry Nott, South Milford, INDonald Nowinski, Whiting, INBenedict Nwokolo, Grambling, LAMark Nye, Mishawaka, INJason Obergfell, Wheeling, ILMark & Colleen Obergfell, Indianapolis, INTimothy & Sherry Ochs, Fishers, INRichard O'Dell, Raytown, MOMark & Laura O'Dell, Chesterton, INThomas Oesterling, South Bend, INStanley Ogborn, Reston, VAChristopher & Catherine Ogg, Carmel, INAnthony & Mary Okafor, Sunnyvale, TXGeorge Okamoto, Honolulu, HIDavid Olin, Knife River, MNEugene Olinger, Mechanicsburg, PAMargaret Olsen, Chelsea, MIRichard Olson, Plainfield, INRichard Oman, Lowell, INDennis & Janet O'Neill, Hacienda Heights, CAVerde O'Neill, Lakeville, INWilliam Oren, Newport News, VAJavier Ortiz, Seattle, WAPaul & Susie Owens, New Palestine, INArlen Packard, Indianapolis, INFidel & Genevieve Paderes, San Diego, CA

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D O N O R S

Thomas Speight, Fayetteville, NCGeorge Squires, Indianapolis, INHelen & Daryl St.Clair, Centreville, VAKurt & Antonia Stahl, Fishers, INKenneth & Bonnie Stalzer, Batavia, ILJohn Stamm, Poulsbo, WAStephen Stanich, Brownsburg, INKevin Stankiewicz, South Bend, INGeorge Stanley, Woodland Hills, CAJeffrey & Terri Stapleton, Aurora, COGeorge Stauffer, McMurray, PAJames Steele’s Family, Port Charlotte, FLJames Steele, Okemos, MICraig & Jeanine Steffensmeier, Mount Pleasant, IAAngela Steiner, Indianapolis, INJack Stephens, Storrs, CTRaaf & Nancy Stevens, Evansville, INMalinda Stevenson, Apex, NCPenny Stewart, South Lake Tahoe, CARaymond & Rosalyn Stone, Indianapolis, INCharles Storey, Hot Springs, ARDouglas Stout, Indianapolis, INLarry & Lois Stover, Auburn, MIVergil & Mary Stover, College Station, TXJohn & Brenda Stratman, Richmond, KYKenneth & Doris Streeter, Newington, CTSteven Stretchberry, Kalamazoo, MILeslie & Robert Struble, Springfield, ILGerhard Stuebben, Dayton, OHGregory Stukel, Naperville, ILElliott Sturgeon, Bicknell, INTsung-Ping Su, Phoenixville, PAJohn Suardi, Olympia Fields, ILKevin Sutterer, Terre Haute, INHoward & Carolyn Swanson, Lawrenceville, GAWalter Swanson, Centennial, COThomas Swantko, Tarzana, CAEllis & Elizabeth Swartzel, Jackson, MIMichael Sweeney, Louisville, KYJean & Robert Swenson, Hoffman Est, ILGerald & Danette Swenson, Camby, INDonald Swing, Lincoln, NEDavid Sykora, Tustin, CAPeter Talarico, Simsbury, CTRichard & Marsha Taliaferro, Columbus, OHCarol Tasillo, Pittsburgh, PAStephen Tatro, Walla Walla, WACharles & Lucile Taylor, Gainesville, FLChristopher & Jennifer Taylor, Eielson AFB, AKRonald & Alice Terrel, Edmonds, WATodd Thomas, Wichita, KSUlrike & John Thompson, Elkridge, MDJohn Thompson, Carmel, INTimothy Thompson, Woodside, NYBethany & John Thompson, Kingsport, TNSidney Thompson, Athens, GAJolyon & Susan Thurgood, Aurora, COBrian Tinkey, Westminster, COMark Todd, El Segundo, CAJulius M. Toenniessen, Richmond, VAHisao Tomita, Silver Spring, MDNicole Tompkins, Saint Louis, MOMark & Kristin Tomsyck, Franklin, WIMiller Tonkel’s Family, Anderson, SCWilliam & Miriam Tornrose, Ruckersville, VADavid Torrence, North Canton, OHFrank Toy, Superior, CODavid Trowbridge, Cable, WILori Troxel, Nashville, TNSteven & Pamela Tubergen, Indianapolis, INDirk & Sherry Tucker, Valrico, FL

John Tucker, Hammond, INJames & Susan Tully, Westfield, INRobert Turner, Vincennes, INJeffrey Tuttle, Coweta, OKDavid Uckotter, Lexington, KYDavid Uetrecht, Cincinnati, OHThomas Urbanik, Knoxville, TNRobert Vail, Fairfield, OHRichard VanCleave, Franklin, INTerrance & Teresa Vandereyk, Clear Lake, MNBarbara & Gary VanderMolen, Fort Wayne, INMatthew VanderZanden, Tigared, ORGuy VanSlyke, Derwood, MDJohn VanSlyke, Lutherville-Timonium, MDNeil VanTrees, Palatine, ILAmiy Varma, Fargo, NDRobert Vellinger, Pleasanton, CACharles & Lynn Venderley, Naperville, ILJohn Verduin, Seattle, WADennis Verkamp, Evansville, INRobert Verville, Aberdeen, OHJoseph Visalli, Castleton on Hudson, NYJeffrey Vitale, College Station, TXReinold VonFange, Buda, TXFrank Vukovits, Indianapolis, INAnthony & Linda Wachinski, Oyster Bay, NYMyrla Wagener, Indianapolis, INNathan & Amy Waggner, Evansville, INMichael Wagner, Burtonsville, MDKenneth Walerius, Burnsville, MNJeffrey & Carey Walker, Savage, MNRichard & Alice Walker, Blacksburg, VARobert Wallace, Vicksburg, MSJohn & Laura Waller, Glendale, AZRalph Walorski, Houston, TXRussell Walter, Peachtree City, GAThomas & Debra Walter, Walkerton, INCharles & Janice Walter, Portage, MIRichard Walther, North Andover, MARudy Walz, Westbrook, CTYuting Wang, Ashburn, VADonald & Karen Ward, Monticello, INCurtis Ward, Centreville, VALeith Watkins, Tulsa, OKEugene Watkins, Chevy Chase, MDTimothy Watson, Cloverdale, INJeffrey Watson, Noblesville, INRoger Weaver, South Bend, INMichael Weaver, Redmond, WAHerbert Wedel, Downers Grove, ILGary Weidman, Dale, NYRichard & Shannon Weigand, Circleville, OHArthur Weir, Chicago, ILJennifer Weiss, Lake Zurich, ILJonathan Weiss, Orlando, FLAlan, Welch, Indianapolis, INFrank & Jeanne Wellwerts, Woodstock, ILChristopher Wenaas, Frisco, TXGregory & Valerie Wendling, Anderson, INJ. Wermcrantz, Kirkland, WALyle Wermers, Smithfield, VACraig & Karen Werner, Naperville, ILLynette & Timothy Werner, Michigan City, INAllan Wesley, Goshen, KYKevin Westervelt, Knoxville, TNMichael Westhafer, Fort Myers, FLMark Westphal, Carmel, INJohn Wetzel, Ferdinand, INTodd Whaley, Baltimore, MDRobert & Phyllis Wheeler, Indianapolis, INDaniel & Marla White, Renton, WA

H. Schoenberger, Pittsford, NYJames Schoenberger, Falls Church, VAGeorge, Schoenfeld, Fort Myers, FLRehman Scholz, Kaneohe, HIJeffrey Schrock, Columbus, OHRomayne & Joy Schroder, Cambridge City, INBarry Schueler, New Albany, INDaniel & Susan Schuller, Greenwich, CTPaul Schulz, Linthicum Heights, MDDennis Schulz, Hope, INRobert Schuster, Golden, CORichard & Anne Schwartz, Carmel, INMarion Scott, Williamsport, PAJames Scott, Littleton, COJohn Scully, Buffalo, WYJohn Seager, Clarence Center, NYL. & Thelda Secrest, Indianapolis, INFrederick & Anne Seeger, Bellingham, WAJohn Seest, Indianapolis, INRaymond Sefranka, Fort Wayne, INLeon Seibel, Orchard Park, NYMelvin Seidenberg, Skokie, ILDavid & Sandra Selig, Wildwood, MOEphraim & Nahu Senbetta, Boca Raton, FLKim Sermersheim, SwitzerlandRichard Sesny, Harrisburg, PAAchyut & Shashikala Setlur, Naperville, ILYogesh Shah, Corpus Christi, TXArthur & Eva Shak, Kailua Oahu, HIRobert Shankland, Denver, COJohn & Kathryn Shaw, Lafayette, INRichard & Ruth Shea, Skokie, ILDennis & Treva Sheets, Columbus, OHBryan & Melissa Sheets, Plainfield, INJonathan & Ann Sheidler, Fishers, INDonald & Carole Sherman, River Vale, NJAkira Shigenaga, Monterey Park, CABradford Shilling, Mohegan Lake, NYBarton & Marta Shively, Huntington Beach, CADaniel & Mary Shoop, West Chester, PARichard & Elizabeth Shoupe, Duluth, GAHerman Shumaker, Fishers, INGary & Suzanne Siders, Phoenix, AZAugust & Teresa Siebert, Westerville, OHChristine & Kenneth Simon, Woodbury, MNRaymond Sizemore, Norwalk, OHKurt Skinner, Arnold, MOAllen Sklare, Indianapolis, INAlvin & Janet Skoog, Carmel, INRobert Slinker, South Elgin, ILDavid Sminchak, Strongsville, OHBradley Smith, Studio City, CAKeith Smith, Indianapolis, INShawn Smith, Boulder, COGregory Smith, Webster Groves, MOBarbara & Bradley Smith, Homewood, ILDon Smith, Richardson, TXStephen Smith, Bloomington, INDaniel & Stephanie Smith, Holland, MITroy Smith, Auburn, INGary Smith, Noblesville, INMurray Smith, Buemont, VARichard Snell, Las Vegas, NVGeorge & Beth Snyder, Indianapolis, INBrett Snyder, Jessup, MDRobert & Elizabeth Solow, Indianapolis, INCheng & Juanita Soong, Des Plaines, ILGeorge & Iris Soscia, Saint Louis, MOJoseph Spahr, Hampstead, NCAlan Spang, Portland, ORMark Spears, Fort Wayne, IN

11,000+ number of living alumni

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D O N O R S

David White, Anaheim, CAAllen Whitehead, Baytown, TXNicholas Whitney, Hudson, WIKenneth Wichorek, Anchorage, AKRobert & Janet Wiese, Memphis, TNSusan Wigent, Ligonier, INWayne Wildenradt, Houston, TXLawrence Wilder, Indianapolis, INThomas Wilhite, Clayton, MOSteven Will, Spring, TXJeff Willcox, Portland, ORThomas & Kelly Willeford, Lafayette, INDarrell Williams, Fishers, INJoyce & Jeffery Williams, Bloomington, INCarl Williams, Indianapolis, INJason Williams, Indianapolis, INE Sahara Williams, Indianapolis, INScott & Stacey Willis, Noblesville, INDoris Willmer, Atlanta, GADirk & Elizabeth Willms, Liberty Twp., OHDale Wills, South Bend, INStephen & Carroll Wills, Pendleton, INTerri Wills, Lanesville, INCatherine Wilmeth, Longview, TXMarianna Wilson, Indianapolis, INDavid Wilson, Kendallville, INJared Wilson, Panama City, FLKevin Wilson, Western Springs, ILPhilip Wilson, Delaware, OHStacey & Dennis Wimer, Indianapolis, INMichael Wink, Veedersburg, INCaroll Winslow, New Albany, INNeil Winter, Aiken, SCJohn Winters, Indianapolis, INAlan & Susan Wiseman, Camby, INJack Witherow, Ada, OKGary Witsman, Suffolk, VASteven & Lori Witte, Indianapolis, INWilliam Witzell, San Diego, CACharles Wiza, Flossmoor, ILWilliam Wolf, Vandalia, OHThomas & Kathleen Wolff, Okemos, MIAndrew Wolka, Indianapolis, INAlbert & Marlene Wollmann, Gainesville, VADavid & Wonn North, Little Rock, ARJoseph Wood, Durham, NCSteven & Jayne Wood, Zionsville, INAnn & Kenneth Woodhull, Whitefish Bay, WIThomas & Jo Work, Grand Ledge, MIJohn Wright, North Chittenden, VTNancy Wright, Kohler, WIDebra Wright, Elkhart, INDarius & Jennifer Wright, Milwaukee, WIChen-Ye & Wang-Ling Yang, Littleton, MAKerri Yap, Alexandria, VALarry Yeager, Marion, INJi & Xie Yeh, San Diego, CAJeffrey Yurasovich, Munster, INThomas & Patricia Yurysta, Maumee, OHTheodore & Irene Zelasko, Arlington Heights, ILSusan & Steven Zellers, Indianapolis, INXiuqin & Changhe Zhang, West Lafayette, IND. Malone Zimmerman, Jr., Orangeburg, SCWalter Zlogar, Ottumwa, IARobert & Janet Zolcak, Avon, INChris Zorich, Muscatine, IAGerald Zuck, Omaha, NE

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Thank you to our hole

sponsors for the CE Open »

May 14, 2003

G O L D S P O N S O R S

Arsee Engineers, Inc.

Christopher B. Burke Engineering, Ltd.

B L A C K S P O N S O R S

Bowen Engineering Corporation

WTH Engineering, Inc.

S I LV E R S P O N S O R S

Berns Construction Company (Sponsored two holes)

Butler, Fairman & Seufert, Inc.

CH2M Hill/Dayton

Earth Explorations

F.A. Wilhelm Construction Company

Fluor Enterprises, Inc.

Milestone Contractors L.P.

Paul I. Cripe, Inc.

RQAW Corporation

The Hoosier Company


C O R P O R A T E D O N O R S

3M Corporation, Saint Paul, MNAccenture Ltd., Chicago, ILAES Corporation, Arlington, VAAir Products and Chemicals Inc., Allentown, PAAISC Education Foundation, Chicago, ILAlcoa Inc., Pittsburgh, PAAmerican Express Corporation, New York, NYAnadarko Petroleum Corporation, Houston, TXAon Corporation, Chicago, ILArch Coal, Inc., Creve Cour, MOAristides Construction, Inc., Kaneohe, HIBechtel Corporation, San Francisco, CABoeing Company, Chicago, ILBP PLC, Chicago, ILBrandt Farm, Rochester, INBrink Engineering Ltd., Orland Park, ILBristol-Meyers Squibb Company, New York, NYBrosmer Land Surveying Incorporated, Jasper, INCaterpillar Incorporated, Peoria, ILCE Open Committee, West Lafayette, INCH2M HILL Companies Ltd., Denver, COCheveron Phillips Chemical Company,

The Woodlands, TXCheveron Texaco Corporation, San Francisco, CAChristopher B. Burke Engineering Ltd.,

Rosemont, ILCinergy Corporation, Indianapolis, INCivcon Services Inc., Lynwood, ILConstruction Planning & Mgmt. Inc.,

Indianapolis, INConocoPhillips, Houston, TXDow Corning Corporation, Midland, MIDTE Energy Company, Detroit, MIEdison International, Princeton, NJEli Lilly and Company, Indianapolis, IN Elizabeth & Stephen Bechtel, Jr. Foundation,

San Francisco, CAEngineering Manufacturing Services

Company, Monroe, NCEngineering Resources Inc., Fort Wayne, INEquiva Services LLC/MGVP, Princeton, NJExplorer Pipeline Co., Tulsa, OKExxonMobil Corporation, Irving, TXFirst Indiana Bank, Indianapolis, INF R C Industries, Destin, FLFleet & Industrial Supply Center, Pearl Harbor, HIFluor Corporation, Irvine, CAFMR Corporation, Boston, MAForce Construction Company, Columbus, ING & G Homes, Marion, OHGeneral Electric Company, Fairfield, CTGilbane Building Company, Providence, RIGlaxoSmithKline PLC,

Greenford, Middlesex UB6 ONN, PAGlennenn Farm, Humbird, WIGolder Associates Incorporated, San Francisco, CAGoodyear Tire & Rubber Co., Akron, OHH. C. Nutting Company, Cincinnati, OHHalliburton Company, Houston, TXHamilton Hunter Builders, Incorporated,

Fort Wayne, INHoneywell International, Morristown, NJHorral Harrington/H.P. Domes, Pittsburgh, PAI-Cubed Consulting, San Diego, CAIndiana Chapter American Public Works

Association, South Bend, INIndiana Electric Association, Indianapolis, INIndiana Society of Professional Land Surveyors,

Indianapolis, INInstitute of Transportation Engineers Indiana

Section, Indianapolis, IN

International Business Machines, Armonk, NYJ.A. Jones Construction, Charlotte, NCJ.P. Morgan Chase & Co., New York, NYJohnson & Johnson, New Brunswick, NJKloeker Engineering, P.C., Seymour, INLewis Group Inc., Fishers, INLexmark International Inc., Lexington, KYLilly Endowment Incorporated, Indianapolis, INLockheed Martin Mtg. Gift Prog, Cherry Hill, NJLubrizol Corporation, Wickliffe, OHLukas & Mann Assoc. Inc., Columbus, INMaple Point Foundation Incorporated,

Lafayette, INMarathon Ashland Petroleum LLC, Princeton, NJMarathon Oil Co. Foundation/ MGP, Princeton, NJMergentime Corp., Lebanon, NJMichael Baker Corporation, Pittsburg, PAMilestone Contractors LP, Indianapolis, INMinerals Technologies Inc., New York, NYMotorola Incorporated, Schaumburg,ILNestle U.S.A., Inc., Glendale, CANokia, Irving, TXNorfolk Southern Foundation/MGP, Princeton, NJNorthrop Grumman Corporation, Los Angeles, CAPactiv Corporation, Lake Forest, ILPark Engineering, Indianapolis, INParsons Brinckerhoff Group Administration Inc.,

Tampa, FLPortland Cement Association, Skokie, ILPPG Industries Inc., Pittsburgh, PAPPL Corporation, Allentown, PAPrecast/Prestressed Concrete Institute-

Indiana/Ohio Region, Columbus, OHPrecast/Prestressed Concrete Institute-

Indiana/Ohio, Chicago, ILProctor & Gamble Company, Cincinnati, OHPurdue Engineers LLP, Lima, OHR. L. Turner Corporation, Zionsville, INR.E. Frost & Associates Inc., Brookston, INRandal S. Furomoto & Associates Inc., Aiea, HIReichert Properties, Inc., Duluth, MNRemark Publishing, Sonoma, CARobert Becker Engineering Group Inc.,

Cincinnati, OHRoger Ward Engineering, Inc., Indianapolis, INRoyal Philips Electronics N.V.,

Amsterdam, NetherlandsRummel Klepper & Kahl LLP, Baltimore, MDSallie Mae Fund, Reston, VASBC Communications Inc., San Antonio,TXSchneider Corporation, Indianapolis, INShell Oil Corporation, Irving, TXSmith Construction Group Inc., Dallas, TXStantec Consulting Ltd., Cambridge, CanadaSteele Foundation Inc., Washington, DCT.C. Engineering Company, North Platte, NETemple-Inland Inc., Austin, TXTurner Corporation, New York, NYUnited Technologies Inc., Hartford, CTUnited Way of Central New Mexico,

Albuquerque, NMVan Kirk Engineers, Los Altos, CAWarner & Associates, Greenwood, INWashington Group International, Inc., Boise, IDWaste Management, Oak Brook, ILWeitzel Construction, Seattle, WAWhirlpool Corporation, Benton Harbor, MIWilliams Co. Foundation, Inc., Tulsa, OK

Corpor

ate/Foundation Donations

to Civil

Engineering

$28M+ value of active research in the School

with $12M+ in annual expenditures

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I N M E M O R I U M

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1920’S »Bruce L. Craig (BSCE ’23), Louisville, KY Gerald L. Houze (BSCE ’25), Cheswick, PA Preston W. Loveland (BSCE ’27), Jeffersonville, IN Harold B. Hollis (BSCE ’28), Springfield, ILHarry G. Kemmer (BSCE ’28), Mansfield, OH M. Thurston Ward (BSCE ’28), Washington, MI George M. Willard (BSCE ’29), Sun City, AZ John H.Matthews (BSCE ’25/MSCE ’29),

West Lafayette, IN

1930’S »Clifford L. Gough (BSCE ’30), New Castle, IN Jack D. Milstead (BSCE ’30), Irvine, CA Walter C. Chapman (BSCE ’31), Merrillville, IN Robert M. Wigton (BSCE ’31), Marietta, OH Calvin R. Clauer (BSCE ’32), South Bend, IN Dana L. Hannan (BSCE ’32), Indianapolis, INLeonard Siang-Hu Huang (BSCE ’32),

East Brunswick, NJ Chauncey Hubert Ladd (BSCE ’32), Hudson, WI Kazuichi Hirose (BSCE ’33), Keaau, HIBert G.Luring (BSCE ’33), Troy, OH Robert R. Henry (BSCE ’34), Kirkwood, MO Robert M. Seward (BSCE ’34), Glen Arbor, MI Howard U. Keenan (BSCE ’36), Sun City Center, FL Lawrence Rowan (BSCE ’38), Naples, FL Pierce W. Davis (BSCE ’39), Suquamish, WA Franklin C. Moses (BSCE ’39), Frankfort, INWilliam H. Reininga (BSCE ’39),, Woodridge, ILJames E. Hess (BSCE ’39), Irvington, VA

1940’S »Leroy F. Greene (BSCE ’40), Carmichael, CADavid L. Brubeck (BSCE ’41), Sarasota, FLMax L. Norris (BSCE ’41), Shelton, WAJohn M. Switzer (BSCE ’41), Spring, TX William J. Neff (BSCE ’41), Kansas City, MOCarl J. Herbold (BSCE ’42), Sun City, CA Jean E. Hittle (BSCE ’42, MSCE ’47),

West Lafayette, INJames S. Love (BSCE ’42), Central Point, ORWarner Ohman (BSCE ’42), Green Valley, AZ Anders O. Hustvedt (BSCE ’42), Clio, MIEdwin W. Johnson (BSCE ’42), Evansville, INRussell R. Poynor (MSCE ’43), Geneva, IL Herbert F. Zinsmeister Jr. (BSCE ’44), Tucson, AZ Walter Bung Sin Lum (BSCE ’45), Honolulu, HIRobert R. Whitesell (BSCE ’45), Hagerstown, MD Edwin D. Kelb (BSCE ’45), Carmel, INBruce R. McFadden (BSCE ’45),

North Manchester, IN James H. Steele (BSCE ’47), Port Charlotte, FL Harold K. Taylor (BSCE ’47), Gold River, CA John W. Clark (BSCE ’46, MSCE ’47),

Pittsburgh, PA Jean E. Hittle (BSCE ’42, MSCE ’47,

West Lafayette, IN Loren H. Gibson (BSCE ’48), Ogden, UT Ralph C. Mullinnix (BSCE ’48), Indianapolis, INJohn K. Zimmerman (BSCE ’48), Carlisle, PA Sterling L. Bugg (MSCE ’48), Oxnard, CARichard A. Overmyer (MSCE ’48), Cleveland, OHEugene J. Chudzynski (BSCE ’49), Rochester, INJohn Hawkins (BSCE ’49), De Ruyter, NY John A.Elleman, Jr. (BSCE ’49),

Shelby Township, MI Albert G. Hopping (BSCE ’49), Aurora, IN Domenic J. Massimilian (BSCE ’49),

Loudonville, NY Dorothy Ray (BSCE ’49), Worthington, OHWilliam H. Sprang (BSCE ’49), Colleyville, TX George F. Scantland, Jr. (BSCE ’45), Marion, OH

1950’S »Robert B. Carroll (BSCE ’50), Plainwell, MIMoses A. Dilts (BSCE ’50), Gary, INRussell Grant Hayes (BSCE ’50), Englewood, FLHarold C. Jeppsen (BSCE ’50), Weatherly, PA William J. Orlandi (BSCE ’50), Vero Beach, FLRoger E. Colbert (BSCE ’51), Orlando, FL

Francis J. Mindrup (BSCE ’51), Lewes, DE William A. Mulcahy Jr. (BSCE ’51), Scottsburg, IN Paul J. Piscotta (BSCE ’51), Trenton, NJ Robert O. Schaeffer (BSCE ’51), Rock Island, IL Carl E. Wachtstetter, BSCE ’51), Clute, TXFrank H. Wood (BSCE ’51), Paris, TN Edwin Wetterstrom (MSCE ’47), Edmond, OK Edward C. Fox Jr. (BSCE ’52), Michigan City, IN Chris J. Angelidis (BSCE ’53), Bradenton, FL Ellis E. Dayton (BSCE ’53), Washington, INByron T. Jones (BSCE ’53), Fort Wayne, IN John A. Sbarounis (BSCE ’51, MSCE ’54),

Chicago, IL Thomas W. Marshall, III (BSCE ’55), Haverford, PA George R. Pence (BSCE ’55), San Jose, CAWilliam J. Mahrenholz (BSCE ’56),

Saint Simons Island, GA Duncan D. McGregor (MSCE ’56), Chesterfield, SCWilliam F. Jopling (BSCE ’57), Concord, CA Clifford H. Kajiwara (BSCE ’57), Cerritos, CA John R. Peckham (BSCE ’57), Mill Valley, CA Ebenezer O. Anene (BSCE ’58),

Awka Town Anambra State, Nigeria John L. Eastes Jr. (BSCE ’58), Plant City, FLHarry L. Patterson (MSCE ’58), Lansing, MI Jerold L. Fischvogt (BSCE ’59), Versailles, IN

1960’S »H. Gordon Larew (MSCE ’51, PhD ’60),

Charlottesville, VA Ralph P. Schlenker (MSCE ’63), Gettysburg, PA William N. Harvey (BSCE ’62, MSCE ’64),

Canal Fulton, OH Edward J. Tate (BSCE ’67), South San Francisco, CA William L. Stabler (BSCE ’69), Albuquerque, NM Harold E. Taggatz (MSCE ’69), Center City, MN

1970’S »Donald H. McDonell (BSCE ’74), Louisville, KY Kenneth C. Black (MSCE ’74), Florissant, MO William A. Cutter (BSCE ’70, MSCE ’74),

Indianapolis, IN

1980’S »Michael Paul Rohleder (BSCE ’79, MSCE ’80),

South Bend, IN Robert G. Flannery (BSCE ’48, HDRCE ’85),

Hillsborough, CA

1990’S »James VanEtten Lemp (BSCE ’90), Houston, TX

2000’S »John Andrew Doyle (BSCE ’03), Sellersburg, IN

FRIENDS »William K. Beatty, Evanston, IL Robert J. Bodeman, Florence, NJCharles T. Borchelt, New Castle, VARobert E. Boyce, Sparks, NVArnold V. Culver, North Webster, INAndrew W. Day, Jr., Washington, INCarolyn J. Doyle, Indianapolis, INMildred Fehsenfeld, Indianapolis, INFred C. Fettinger, Waukegan, ILReubin N. From, Sun City West, AZPatrick P. Gehl, LaQuinta, CARobert H. Hilker, Rancho Santa Fe, CAPaul Klieger, Northbrook, ILSara-Ann Lance, Pittsburgh, PALiselotte Leonhardt, D 70192 StuttgartNorman D. Lugar, Lisle, ILBryant Mather, Jackson, MSJoe D. Miles, Loma Linda, CAMaxwell A. Miles, Germantown, TNNorma I. Niles, Haines City, FLHarold S. Pawlan, Palm Harbor, FLRobert F. Seeburger, Carmel, INHubert B. Shackleton, Pine Village, INPaul E. Sowers, Albuquerque, NMAlfred J. Steffen, West Lafayette, INRobert G. Werden, Jenkintown, PAJoan F. Wilhite, Clayton, MO

In Memorium


S C H O L A R S H I P S

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Professor JacquesDelleur with Jack Chan,Heather Finfrockand Andy Selle,recipients of the JACQUES W.DELLEUR AWARD.

Tim Healy received the DON E. BLOODGOOD MEMORIALAWARD.

Rebecca Riano and Isaac Wait received the MATTHEW EDWARD KERN ENVIRONMENTALENGINEERING SCHOLARSHIP/FELLOWSHIP.

Tom McQuillan received the JOHN AND SHARON REYNOLDS CE SCHOLARSHIP.

The School of Civil Engineering Scholarship and

Awards Ceremony was Held on May 1, 2003 in the

CE Building.

Many students received scholarships, fellowships and awards. Faculty members

were also recognized for awards they received that are voted on by the student body.

The Civil Engineering Awards Committee Chairperson, Professor Tim Whalen,

was the Master of Ceremonies. Dr. Mannering congratulated each recipient.

Donors present were Mrs. Pai Tao Yeh, Mrs. Dorothy Goldberg, Mr. James DePhillips,

Mr. Gui DeReamer, (representing Greeley and Hansen) Professsor Emeritus Bob Miles,

Professor Emeritus Leonard Wood, and Professor Emeritus Jacques Delleur.

Faculty and staff members were also on hand to congratulate the awardees.

A reception followed with refreshments.

Some highlights of the event are shown on the next few pages.

Heather Finfrock honored by receiving the GERRIT H. TOEBES

MEMORIAL AWARD.

Ryan Huebschman received theELDON J. YODER MEMORIAL AWARD.

CHARLES A. MILLERCE SCHOLARSHIP

awarded toBrandon Celaya

(L) and David Konz(R). Brandon,

David and JasonBeck (center) also

received the ACISCHOLARSHIP.


ALBERT J. HORTHMEMORIAL

SCHOLARSHIPENDOWMENT

Virginia Christian,Teresa Dallinger,

Kathryn Crabtree-Neer, Jesse

Valencourt, DanCalabrese, Tim Aldridge,

Elijah Welch

ROBERT D. AND MARGARET J.MILES CE SCHOLARSHIP

Presented to Jennifer Baranby Professor Emeritus

Robert Miles.

Jarvis Jointer received theMAMON M. AND CYNTHIA R. POWERS

ENGINEERING SCHOLARSHIP(not shown: Darnell McCoy)

ROY E. AND MYRNA WANSIKCE/CARY QUADRANGLE

SCHOLARSHIPJesse Valencourt and

David Delong

Professor Emeritus LeonardWood presents the CHI

EPSILON MARGARET ANDLEONARD WOOD LEADERSHIP

AWARD to GeoffreyHenggeler. Geoff also

received the OutstandingSenior Award from the

Purdue Student EngineeringFoundation.

Matthew Speicher received theMYRTLE FORD TOMPT AWARD.

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CE/LSE students

receive awards.

Front: LukeJahn—JOHN G.MCENTYREENDOWMENTSCHOLARSHIP andthe MARGARETCUNNINGHAM

MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP. Amanda Askren—FACULTYRECOGNITION AWARD, Devin Keeler—JUD AND BETTYROUCH LAND SURVEYING SCHOLARSHIP. Back: BrianNelson—FALK PLI SURVEYING SCHOLARSHIP, MatthewKnoy—MARGARET CUNNINGHAM SCHOLARSHIP, BradEckerle—FACULTY RECOGNITION AWARD, Alan Smaka—OUTSTANDING SENIOR.

TONY CLARKSCHOLARSHIPLindsay Miller,Laura Jacobs,Teresa Dallinger,Matthew Pierce,Guy Mazzotta,David Delong, and DanielCalabrese

(not shown: Shelley Finnigan, Rebecca Lattyak

and Joshua White)

PAI TAO YEH SCHOLARSHIP Presented by Mrs. Yeh to Man Ho Wong.

O. M. AND VIRGINIAFOXWORTHY SCHOLARSHIPYosephine Kie and LindsayMiller (not shown: Jennifer Bain)

CE SCHOLARSHIPGuy Mazzotta, Matthew Kilgour,Laura Jacobs,Jessica Squires,Tim Healy,Matthew Speicher,Jason Beck (not shown: Aaron Evans)


Graduate Fellowships

Naressa Cofield received theMARTHA DICKS STEVENS AWARD.

ROSS FELLOWSHIPLili Akin

Xuejun LiBhupesh MitalAlexander Paz

Dawn Whitaker

Jonathan Hoeltke was presented the JOHN E.GOLDBERG FELLOWSHIP

by Mrs. Goldberg.

PURDUE FELLOWZakia Parrish

Justin Sampson

LYNN FELLOWSHIPSybil Sharvelle

Kelly Pennell

ANDREWS FELLOWSHIPIsaac Wait

Jen-Yu Han

GENERAL ELECTRIC FACULTY FOR THE FUTURE FELLOWSHIP

Jhon Paul Smith

GRADUATE SCHOOL SPECIAL INITIATIVE FELLOWSHIPAlida Teresa Rodriguez

JOSEPH P. CHUFELLOWSHIP

AWARDXihong Zhai,

SurabhiSharma,

Nathan Haws(not shown:

Nandita Basu)

Gui DeReamer(center) of Greeleyand Hansen pre-sented the GREELEYAND HANSEN ELMERF. BALLOTTIFELLOWSHIPto Doug Lane andNaressa Cofield.

(not shown: Shannon Manoulian and

William Schneider)

JULIE E. DEPHILLIPSSCHOLARSHIPMr. James DePhillips pres-ents to Katherine Graham.

Other Scholarships Awarded

GREENBERG SCHOLARSHIP Khai Leong

KLEASEN FRESHMAN SCHOLARSHIP FOR PRE-CIVILENGINEERING STUDENTSLauren E. HurstDarnell McCoy

HAROLD E. REIN SOCIETY OF AMERICAN MILITARYENGINEERS SCHOLARSHIPJoseph ValintisJonathan Lauer

JOHN R. BLANDFORD MEMORIAL AWARDJuan Carlos Ramirez

ENVIRONMENTAL HONOR AWARDMan Shi Low

MARTIN J. GUTZWILLER MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIPJohn M. MayerGeorge Daniel Williams

AISC/INDIANA FABRICATORS ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIPMark Frossard

EDWARD J. COX MEMORIAL TRANSPORTATIONSCHOLARSHIPJessica LeRoyStacey Hodge

BEVON B. AND MARGARET WARD LEWIS SCHOLARSHIPBrent E. GiesenPhillip J. HurstThomas KonopkaRebecca M. Lattyak


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CHAPPELLE FELLOWSHIPAlison DolejsTroy LarkinsMatthew Cushman

OUTSTANDING SENIOR AWARD – Graduate Purdue Student Engineering FoundationSravanthi Konduri

EDGAR B. OLSONFELLOWSHIP awarded to Joan O’Brien and David Geier.

Rahul Sinha received the WILLIAM L. WOOD JR. FELLOWSHIP

Teaching Assistant Awards

ESTUS H. &VASHTI L.MAGOONOUTSTANDINGTEACHINGASSISTANTAWARDS From Left:DimitriosLoukids,

Chiung-Shiuan (Sherry) Fu, David J. Mehl, James Swift, Andrew Nichols

NELLIE MUNSON OUTSTANDING TEACHING ASSISTANT AWARDSChad Fox Aaron Braun


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THE UNDERGRADUATE OFFICE INSTITUTED CEAMBASSADORS, a new student group,

in 2002-03. The mission of this group is to providestudent support for the School in fostering relation-

ships with alumni, parents, prospective students,existing students, faculty and the general public. This

is accomplished by Ambassadors’ participation in avariety of University and School events that are coordinated through the Under-graduate Office.

Assignments might include providing building toursto guests, sitting on discussion panels or greeting

visitors at open houses and information fairs.Membership is for an academic year and is by

invitation only.

Front left: Jennifer Baran, Lindsay Miller, JessicaLeRoy, Amanda Askren, Devin Keeler, Jonathan

Hoeltke, Tim Aldridge. Back Left: Thomas McQuillan,Jason Beck, Jonathan Lauer, Matthew Speicher,

Geoffrey Henggeler and Timothy Pieplow (not shown: Jennifer Bain, Joshua Cackley, Lister Carbon, Brent Cody,

Geoffrey Dauksas, Christina Hoy, Charles Hutton, Jarvis Jointer,

Clem Kuns, Dana Lawrence, Matthew O’Callaghan, Parker Snyder,

Elizabeth Steinbrenner, Joseph Valintis and Melanie Williams)

If you are interested in establishing a Scholarship in

the School of Civil Engineering, please contact

Jim Brehm, CE Director of Development, at 765.494.2236


www.purdue.edu/CE/


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T H E N E X T S T E P

THE CAMPAIGN FOR PURDUE—CIVIL will enable the School of Civil

Engineering to continue its tradition of excellence and fulfill its promise

to become the nation’s top civil engineering program. The school’s

success depends upon the contributions of all of its stakeholders—

corporate partners, faculty, students and their parents, state and

national constituents, and all 11,000 alumni. We

invite you to contact us as you consider joining

us in the effort to achieve our goals.

There are many ways for you to contribute to

The Campaign for Purdue—Civil. You can increase

your current levels of annual giving or make an

outright gift, such as cash, property, gifts-in-kind,

or appreciated securities. You can make a planned

gift or a multi-year pledged commitment. Deferred

gifts can have significant tax and planning benefits

for you and your family. If you choose to establish

an endowment, your gift will be invested in perpetu-

ity and the annual income generated will be used to

support the University needs you selected. Your gift

can be targeted to a certain area, or it can be unrestricted, a fund

which allows the school to seize and participate in new opportunities.

Every donation from our alumni and friends is crucial to achieve

our vision. Every gift counts and will make a difference. For more

information about your opportunity to be a part of the school’s

pursuit of excellence, please contact:

Fred Mannering

Professor and Head

765.494.2159

[email protected]

James D. Brehm

Director of Development

765.494.2236

School of Civil Engineering

550 Stadium Mall Drive

West Lafayette, Indiana 47907-2051

“The ever-increasing need for highly trained engineers will require

a significant investment for us all to ensure the ability to meet the

challenges of the 21st century. I am fortunate that the Elizabeth &

Stephen Bechtel Jr. Foundation has the means and now the opportunity

to support Purdue’s effort to fulfill this mission.” Stephen Bechtel Jr. »

BSCE 1946,

Honorary Doctorate 1972,

Chairman Emeritus

Bechtel Corporation

www.purdue.edu/CE/

School of Civil Engineering Campaign Goals

July 2000 through June 2007

» Student Support ...........................................................................................$5.1 million

» Faculty Support ........................................................................................$10.2 million

» Programs and Centers Support ...........................................$2.4 million

» Facilities Support ...................................................................................$10.2 million

» Unrestricted Gifts ......................................................................................$5.8 million

» Total Support Sought.......................................................................$33.7 million

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