Spring 2001 Newsletter of the Academy Of ASEE Fellows
| Angelo J. Perna
Chair New Jersey Institute of Technology Perna@adm.njit.edu |
Lyle D. Feisel
Vice Chair and Secretary Newsletter Editor SUNY - Binghamton l.Feisel@ieee.org |
| In the Spring 2001 Newsletter: |
Angelo J. Perna
New Jersey Institute of Technology
Greetings and salutations fellow members of the ASEE Academy of Fellows and may I start out by introducing the officers of the Academy. My name is Angelo J. Perna, commonly called Angie, and I am Chair of the Academy for the term 2000- 2002 AD and currently I am Associate Dean of Newark College of Engineering of the New Jersey Institute of Technology. While I may have had to introduce myself to you the Vice Chair/Secretary needs no introduction since it is Lyle D. Feisel, a past president of ASEE, Dean of the Thomas J. Watson School of Engineering and Applied Science at SUNY Binghamton.
Recently Lyle and I crossed paths in Albuquerque while he was attending an IEEE meeting and I was at the ACHS meeting held at the Hyatt Regency. Both of us can attest to the excellent accommodations and the hospitality of the hotel staff and residents of the town. Having had this preview of the sights and sounds of Albuquerque it simplifies my encouraging you to attend the Annual ASEE Meeting to be held there from June 24th to the 29th. While we do not have any sessions scheduled we are holding our Annual Academy of Fellows Breakfast Meeting (session 3152: $15) on Wednesday morning. This is our opportunity to greet the newly elected Fellows, hear Wally, Jerry and Frank update us on the goings and comings of ASEE and most importantly renew and revel in our many friendships. I find this event as one that renews the vigor with which I approach ASEE activities and one that gladdens my heart in being around so many friends. I truly look forward to seeing you at the breakfast and hope you will attend.
Angelo J. Perna
Phone # 973-642-7239
Fax # 973-596-2316
E-mail; Perna@adm.njit.edu
Minutes of the Meeting In St. Louis
MINUTES
Academy Of Fellows Annual Meeting And Breakfast
Wednesday, June 21, 2000
St. Louis, Missouri
Those in attendance were:
New Fellows: E.P. SEGNER JR. -UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA, BIRMINGHAM, GARY CROSSMAN -OLD DOMINION UNIVERSITY, RONALD BARR -UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS - AUSTIN, THEODORE BICKERT -COLORADO SCHOOL OF MINES, EDDIE HILDRETH -SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY AND A&M COLLEGE
Jolly Good Fellows: James T.P. Yao 1999, George Burnet, 1983, John Weese, 1986, James F. McDonough, 1994, Cary A. Fisher, 1993, Merl Baker, 1994, Arthur T. Murphy, 1997, William B. Krantz, 1999, Robert M. Anderson, 1988, Howard Wakeland, 1984, C. Roland Haden, 1994, Joyce Hayden, Gerald S. Jakubowski, 1999, William K. LeBold, 1984, Wallace T. Fowler, 1990, Eleanor Baum, 1998, Edwin C. Jones, 1986, John W. Prados, 1999, James E. Stice, 1987, Ron Kane, George E. Dieter, 1990, Lyle Feisel,1988, Earl E. Gottsman, 1999, Fran Bickart, Dwight Wandell, Dayne M. Aldridge, 1999, Edward W. Ernst, 1988, Richard Culver, 1998, Charles W. Haines, 1999, Angelo J. Perna, 1988, Gerald J. Thuesen, 1991, Robert H. Page, 1985, Fred Emshausen, 1998, Lawrence J. Wolf, 1992, Mahbub Uddin, 1998, and Deran Hanesian, 1995ACADEMY OF FELLOWS CHAIRPERSON, WILLIAM K. LEBOLD. opened the meeting at 7:00 AM on Wednesday, June 21 in St. Louis in the Jefferson B Room of the Regal Riverfront Hotel
Bill LeBold welcomed the new Fellows. They received the applause and cheers of all in attendance.
It was noted that Walter LeFevre of the University of Arkansas was invited to be a Fellow but could not make this meeting so he asked that his admission be effective in 2001.
NOMINATIONS COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN, BOB PAGE, announced the nominations of Angelo J. Perna -New Jersey Inst. of Tech for the office of Chairperson, and Lyle Feisel -SUNYBinghamton, for the office of Vice Chair and Secretary. No other names were offered in response to the call for further nomination. Angelo and Lyle were elected by acclamation.
A LETTER OF GOOD HEALTH AND PROGRESS ON THE PLAQUE BY LEIGHTON COLLINS was greeted with a Hip! Hip! Hooray!CHAIRMAN ANGELO TOOK OVER THE CHAIR. He said that the current rate of admission to the Academy of Fellows is about ten per year. He thinks that is about right. The selection process is rigorous and difficult. You have to "labor in the vineyards" for a long time. The only thing you can do by starting at the top is dig a hole.
And, the nominated fellow should be at the meeting to receive the recognition and to enjoy each others company.
Upcoming Session 3152, Engineering Education - 2000 years?? -- At least.LARRY WOLF, SESSION CHARIPERSON FOR SESSION 3152 entitled Engineering Education - 2000 years?? -- At least., reported that Lyle Feisel, George Burnet, and Bob Page will be the panelists from the Academy of Fellows that afternoon. The time planned would be 4:30 to 6:00 PM.
GEORGE BURNET WAS THE SENIOR FELLOW IN ATTENDANCE, who was attending despite his recent knee replacements. "Any day is a good day when you can put a foot on the floor," said someone. (Maybe George, maybe Angelo. It's in my notes, but I forgot who. Hey - We're fellows. - not whiz kids! Larry)
ADDITIONS AND CORRECTIONS TO THE MINUTES. Further attesting to LJ Wolf's prowess as a note taker, three changes were suggested by Bob Page to the AOF Minutes of June 23, 1999. 3rd Paragraph - Change 150 to 100. 2nd Paragraph - Change "…and George Burnet as Continuing members of the nominating Committee" to "…and George Burnet as members of the nominating committee for the new Chair and Vice Chair of the AOF. Bob Page was appointed Chair of the committee." 3rd The text of the resolution on behalf of Don Marlow was not included. (Reason: It had already been published in the Spring, 1999 Academy News.
Angelo described the Academy as a group of well-met fellows, -- composed of men and women.ASEE PRESIDENT, FELLOW JOHN WEESE, reported on the sound financial condition of the Society.
ASEE INCOMING PRESIDENT, WALLY FOWLER, reported that the ASEE strategic planning efforts are building upon the planning effort of Past ASEE President and Fellow, Cary A. Fisher. Most of the strategic goals of that plan have been met.
Fowler reported that the community college relations and membership development goals and those goals relating to the education of the general public and K-12 about engineering, have been rather Therefore, ASEE will now focus upon the community colleges, K-12, and the education of the general public.NEWLY ELECTED VICE-CHAIR LYLE FEISEL said "A few words." Which all appreciated very much.
MOMENTS OF SILENCE were observed for Fellows Helen L. Plants and for Charles E. Wales.
(Another sad note: Fellow Anthony Tilmans died the week following the ASEE Annual Conference.)THE NEXT ASEE ANNUAL CONFERENCE will be in 2001 in Albuquerque, New Mexico on June 24 to the 27th.
THE MEETING WAS ADJOURNED at 8:15 am.
Respectfully submitted,
Lawrence J. Wolf Vice Chair and Secretary
Wise men learn more from the fools than fools from the wise. -- Cato the Elder
1983
William T. Alexander, Joseph M. Biedenbach, Harold A. Bolz, George Burnet, Howard L. Burpo, John C. Calhoun, Jr., Carl S. Chambers, W. Leighton Collins, Daniel C. Drucker, Elmer C. Easton, William L. Everitt, Ralph E. Fadum, Gordon H. Flammer, Richard G. Folson, Clement J. Freund, Anthony B. Giordano, Lawrence P. Grayson, Lois B. Greenfield, Linton E. Grinter, John C. Hancock, Vincent S. Haneman, Jr., Lee Harrisberger, Walter M. Hartung, Archie Higdon, Joseph C. Hogan, Alfred C.Ingersoll, William M. Kays, James R. Killian, Jr., Edward T. Kirkpatrick, Otis E. Lancaster, Frederick C. Lindvall, George D. Lobingier, M.R. Lohmann, Donald E. Marlowe, Ross J. Martin, James L. Meriam, Joseph M. Pettit, Kenneth G. Picha, Helen L. Plants, Kenneth A. Roe, Robert H. Roy, Charles H. Schaffner, B. Richard Teare, Jr., Richard J. Ungrodt, Robert W. Van Houten, Eric A. Walker, Cornelius Wandmacher, Ernest Weber, Merritt A. Williamson
1984
George Beakeley, George Bugliarello, Leroy S. Fletcher, Russell C. Jones, William K. LeBold, Paul E. Morgan, A.T. Thompson, Howard Wakeland,Charles E. Wales
1985
Robert K. Armstrong, Arthur E. Bergles, Raymond W. Fahien, Kenneth A. McCollom, Robert H. Page, Lindon E. Saline, Charles O. Smith
1986
Beisi Chao, Lee C. Eagleton, Edwin C. Jones, Fred Landis, Glen L. Martin, David R. Reyes-Guerra, Hugh H. Skilling, Ralph J. Smith, John A. Weese
1987
Billy V. Koen, Robert D. LaRue, W. Edward Lear, Winfred M. Phillips, Christian E.G. Przirembel, James E. Stice, Anthony L. Tilmans, George K. Wadlin, J. David Waugh
1988
Robert M. Anderson, J. Morley English, Edward W. Ernst, Lyle D. Feisel, Thomas J. Higgins, Louis Padulo, Nunzio J. Pallandino, Angelo J. Perna, Leighton E. Sissom
1989
Stephen R. Cheshier, Paul Doigan, Donald M. Edwards, Richard E. Grace, Richard A. Kenyon, John P. Klus, John C. Lindenlaub, Lewis G. Mayfield, Dan H. Pletta
1990
Frederick J. Berger, John A. Brighton, George E. Dieter, Wallace T. Fowler, Raymond A. Landis, Edward T. Misiaszek, James H. Mulligan, Jr., Mac E.Van Valkenburg, Wallace Starr Veneable, Ernest Robert Weidhaas
1991
Paul M. DeRusso, Saul K. Fenster, James F. McDonough, Wilbur L. Meier, Gerald Nadler, William M. Sangster, Gerald J. Thuesen, Paul E. Torgersen, William D. Turner, Phillip C. Wankat
1992
Romesh C. Batra, Morris E. Childs, John N. Crisp, Robert A. Greenkorn, Elmer L. Hixson, Carl F. Long, Richard W. Mortimer, Russell C. Nelson, Bernard R. Sarchet, Lawrence J. Wolf
1993
Lionel V. Baldwin, Joseph Bordogna, Edmund T. Cranch, Cary A. Fisher, Richard Gallagher, Larry K. Monteith, Ray L. Sisson, Curtis J. Tompkins, Harris T. Travis, Thomas E. Everhart
1994
Merl Baker, Bruno Boley, A. Bruce Carlson, C. Roland Haden, Irene Peden, John Sears, Edmund Segner, Klaus Timmerhaus, Lawrence Van Vlack, Henry Yang
1995
Martin Becker, Leland A. Carlson, James H. Earle, Robert W. Fox, Carole E. Goodson, Deran Hanesian, Donald E. Rathbone, Charles A. Wert
1996
Marilyn R. Berman, Ray M. Bowen, Richard M. Felder, Kenneth K. Gowdy, Edward A.Hiler, Arthur T. Johnson, Constantine N. Papadakis, Thomas W. Weber
1997
Alva Leroy "Tad" Addy, Frank E. Burris, Delores M. Etter, Richard J. Goldstein, Alfred L. Moye, Arthur T. Murphy, Philip H. Swain, John A. White, Jerry R. Yeargan
1998
Eleanor Baum, J. Ray Bowen, Bill Cooper, Richard Culver, Fred Emshousen, Donald Kirk, L. Glenn Kraige, Karl Smith, Mahbub Uddin, Carl Zorowski
1999
Gerald S. Jakubowski, John W. Prados, Charles W. Haines, Gesa Kardos, Arvid Ray, Dayne M. Aldridge, Earl E. Gottsman, William B. Krantz, R. Neal Houze, Karl N. Reid, James T.P. Yao
2000
Ronald E. Barr, Theodore A. Bickart, Gary R. Crossman, Lester Gerhardt**, Bruce A. Harding, Eddie Hildreth, Jr., Walter E. LeFevre, Richard M. Moore, William B. Krantz
** Deferred to 2001
"Middle age is when you're faced with two temptations and you choose the one that will get you home by nine o'clock."
Ronald Reagan
Ed. Note. Due to circumstances that were probably not beyond our control but which were definitely out of control, the publishing schedule for 2000-2001 was not met. With retirement imminent, I expect to do better next year. I would appreciate hearing from any good Fellow who has a suggestion for making our newsletter more enjoyable and perhaps even more useful. Lyle D. Feisel (l.Feisel@ieee.org)
Spring 2001 Newsletter of the Academy Of ASEE Fellows
| Angelo J. Perna
Chair New Jersey Institute of Technology Perna@adm.njit.edu |
Lyle D. Feisel
Vice Chair and Secretary Newsletter Editor SUNY - Binghamton l.Feisel@ieee.org |
| In the Spring 2001 Newsletter: |
Angelo J. Perna
New Jersey Institute of Technology
Greetings and salutations fellow members of the ASEE Academy of Fellows and may I start out by introducing the officers of the Academy. My name is Angelo J. Perna, commonly called Angie, and I am Chair of the Academy for the term 2000- 2002 AD and currently I am Associate Dean of Newark College of Engineering of the New Jersey Institute of Technology. While I may have had to introduce myself to you the Vice Chair/Secretary needs no introduction since it is Lyle D. Feisel, a past president of ASEE, Dean of the Thomas J. Watson School of Engineering and Applied Science at SUNY Binghamton.
Recently Lyle and I crossed paths in Albuquerque while he was attending an IEEE meeting and I was at the ACHS meeting held at the Hyatt Regency. Both of us can attest to the excellent accommodations and the hospitality of the hotel staff and residents of the town. Having had this preview of the sights and sounds of Albuquerque it simplifies my encouraging you to attend the Annual ASEE Meeting to be held there from June 24th to the 29th. While we do not have any sessions scheduled we are holding our Annual Academy of Fellows Breakfast Meeting (session 3152: $15) on Wednesday morning. This is our opportunity to greet the newly elected Fellows, hear Wally, Jerry and Frank update us on the goings and comings of ASEE and most importantly renew and revel in our many friendships. I find this event as one that renews the vigor with which I approach ASEE activities and one that gladdens my heart in being around so many friends. I truly look forward to seeing you at the breakfast and hope you will attend.
Angelo J. Perna
Phone # 973-642-7239
Fax # 973-596-2316
E-mail; Perna@adm.njit.edu
Minutes of the Meeting In St. Louis
MINUTES
Academy Of Fellows Annual Meeting And Breakfast
Wednesday, June 21, 2000
St. Louis, Missouri
Those in attendance were:
New Fellows: E.P. SEGNER JR. -UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA, BIRMINGHAM, GARY CROSSMAN -OLD DOMINION UNIVERSITY, RONALD BARR -UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS - AUSTIN, THEODORE BICKERT -COLORADO SCHOOL OF MINES, EDDIE HILDRETH -SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY AND A&M COLLEGE
Jolly Good Fellows: James T.P. Yao 1999, George Burnet, 1983, John Weese, 1986, James F. McDonough, 1994, Cary A. Fisher, 1993, Merl Baker, 1994, Arthur T. Murphy, 1997, William B. Krantz, 1999, Robert M. Anderson, 1988, Howard Wakeland, 1984, C. Roland Haden, 1994, Joyce Hayden, Gerald S. Jakubowski, 1999, William K. LeBold, 1984, Wallace T. Fowler, 1990, Eleanor Baum, 1998, Edwin C. Jones, 1986, John W. Prados, 1999, James E. Stice, 1987, Ron Kane, George E. Dieter, 1990, Lyle Feisel,1988, Earl E. Gottsman, 1999, Fran Bickart, Dwight Wandell, Dayne M. Aldridge, 1999, Edward W. Ernst, 1988, Richard Culver, 1998, Charles W. Haines, 1999, Angelo J. Perna, 1988, Gerald J. Thuesen, 1991, Robert H. Page, 1985, Fred Emshausen, 1998, Lawrence J. Wolf, 1992, Mahbub Uddin, 1998, and Deran Hanesian, 1995ACADEMY OF FELLOWS CHAIRPERSON, WILLIAM K. LEBOLD. opened the meeting at 7:00 AM on Wednesday, June 21 in St. Louis in the Jefferson B Room of the Regal Riverfront Hotel
Bill LeBold welcomed the new Fellows. They received the applause and cheers of all in attendance.
It was noted that Walter LeFevre of the University of Arkansas was invited to be a Fellow but could not make this meeting so he asked that his admission be effective in 2001.
NOMINATIONS COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN, BOB PAGE, announced the nominations of Angelo J. Perna -New Jersey Inst. of Tech for the office of Chairperson, and Lyle Feisel -SUNYBinghamton, for the office of Vice Chair and Secretary. No other names were offered in response to the call for further nomination. Angelo and Lyle were elected by acclamation.
A LETTER OF GOOD HEALTH AND PROGRESS ON THE PLAQUE BY LEIGHTON COLLINS was greeted with a Hip! Hip! Hooray!CHAIRMAN ANGELO TOOK OVER THE CHAIR. He said that the current rate of admission to the Academy of Fellows is about ten per year. He thinks that is about right. The selection process is rigorous and difficult. You have to "labor in the vineyards" for a long time. The only thing you can do by starting at the top is dig a hole.
And, the nominated fellow should be at the meeting to receive the recognition and to enjoy each others company.
Upcoming Session 3152, Engineering Education - 2000 years?? -- At least.LARRY WOLF, SESSION CHARIPERSON FOR SESSION 3152 entitled Engineering Education - 2000 years?? -- At least., reported that Lyle Feisel, George Burnet, and Bob Page will be the panelists from the Academy of Fellows that afternoon. The time planned would be 4:30 to 6:00 PM.
GEORGE BURNET WAS THE SENIOR FELLOW IN ATTENDANCE, who was attending despite his recent knee replacements. "Any day is a good day when you can put a foot on the floor," said someone. (Maybe George, maybe Angelo. It's in my notes, but I forgot who. Hey - We're fellows. - not whiz kids! Larry)
ADDITIONS AND CORRECTIONS TO THE MINUTES. Further attesting to LJ Wolf's prowess as a note taker, three changes were suggested by Bob Page to the AOF Minutes of June 23, 1999. 3rd Paragraph - Change 150 to 100. 2nd Paragraph - Change "…and George Burnet as Continuing members of the nominating Committee" to "…and George Burnet as members of the nominating committee for the new Chair and Vice Chair of the AOF. Bob Page was appointed Chair of the committee." 3rd The text of the resolution on behalf of Don Marlow was not included. (Reason: It had already been published in the Spring, 1999 Academy News.
Angelo described the Academy as a group of well-met fellows, -- composed of men and women.ASEE PRESIDENT, FELLOW JOHN WEESE, reported on the sound financial condition of the Society.
ASEE INCOMING PRESIDENT, WALLY FOWLER, reported that the ASEE strategic planning efforts are building upon the planning effort of Past ASEE President and Fellow, Cary A. Fisher. Most of the strategic goals of that plan have been met.
Fowler reported that the community college relations and membership development goals and those goals relating to the education of the general public and K-12 about engineering, have been rather Therefore, ASEE will now focus upon the community colleges, K-12, and the education of the general public.NEWLY ELECTED VICE-CHAIR LYLE FEISEL said "A few words." Which all appreciated very much.
MOMENTS OF SILENCE were observed for Fellows Helen L. Plants and for Charles E. Wales.
(Another sad note: Fellow Anthony Tilmans died the week following the ASEE Annual Conference.)THE NEXT ASEE ANNUAL CONFERENCE will be in 2001 in Albuquerque, New Mexico on June 24 to the 27th.
THE MEETING WAS ADJOURNED at 8:15 am.
Respectfully submitted,
Lawrence J. Wolf Vice Chair and Secretary
Wise men learn more from the fools than fools from the wise. -- Cato the Elder
1983
William T. Alexander, Joseph M. Biedenbach, Harold A. Bolz, George Burnet, Howard L. Burpo, John C. Calhoun, Jr., Carl S. Chambers, W. Leighton Collins, Daniel C. Drucker, Elmer C. Easton, William L. Everitt, Ralph E. Fadum, Gordon H. Flammer, Richard G. Folson, Clement J. Freund, Anthony B. Giordano, Lawrence P. Grayson, Lois B. Greenfield, Linton E. Grinter, John C. Hancock, Vincent S. Haneman, Jr., Lee Harrisberger, Walter M. Hartung, Archie Higdon, Joseph C. Hogan, Alfred C.Ingersoll, William M. Kays, James R. Killian, Jr., Edward T. Kirkpatrick, Otis E. Lancaster, Frederick C. Lindvall, George D. Lobingier, M.R. Lohmann, Donald E. Marlowe, Ross J. Martin, James L. Meriam, Joseph M. Pettit, Kenneth G. Picha, Helen L. Plants, Kenneth A. Roe, Robert H. Roy, Charles H. Schaffner, B. Richard Teare, Jr., Richard J. Ungrodt, Robert W. Van Houten, Eric A. Walker, Cornelius Wandmacher, Ernest Weber, Merritt A. Williamson
1984
George Beakeley, George Bugliarello, Leroy S. Fletcher, Russell C. Jones, William K. LeBold, Paul E. Morgan, A.T. Thompson, Howard Wakeland,Charles E. Wales
1985
Robert K. Armstrong, Arthur E. Bergles, Raymond W. Fahien, Kenneth A. McCollom, Robert H. Page, Lindon E. Saline, Charles O. Smith
1986
Beisi Chao, Lee C. Eagleton, Edwin C. Jones, Fred Landis, Glen L. Martin, David R. Reyes-Guerra, Hugh H. Skilling, Ralph J. Smith, John A. Weese
1987
Billy V. Koen, Robert D. LaRue, W. Edward Lear, Winfred M. Phillips, Christian E.G. Przirembel, James E. Stice, Anthony L. Tilmans, George K. Wadlin, J. David Waugh
1988
Robert M. Anderson, J. Morley English, Edward W. Ernst, Lyle D. Feisel, Thomas J. Higgins, Louis Padulo, Nunzio J. Pallandino, Angelo J. Perna, Leighton E. Sissom
1989
Stephen R. Cheshier, Paul Doigan, Donald M. Edwards, Richard E. Grace, Richard A. Kenyon, John P. Klus, John C. Lindenlaub, Lewis G. Mayfield, Dan H. Pletta
1990
Frederick J. Berger, John A. Brighton, George E. Dieter, Wallace T. Fowler, Raymond A. Landis, Edward T. Misiaszek, James H. Mulligan, Jr., Mac E.Van Valkenburg, Wallace Starr Veneable, Ernest Robert Weidhaas
1991
Paul M. DeRusso, Saul K. Fenster, James F. McDonough, Wilbur L. Meier, Gerald Nadler, William M. Sangster, Gerald J. Thuesen, Paul E. Torgersen, William D. Turner, Phillip C. Wankat
1992
Romesh C. Batra, Morris E. Childs, John N. Crisp, Robert A. Greenkorn, Elmer L. Hixson, Carl F. Long, Richard W. Mortimer, Russell C. Nelson, Bernard R. Sarchet, Lawrence J. Wolf
1993
Lionel V. Baldwin, Joseph Bordogna, Edmund T. Cranch, Cary A. Fisher, Richard Gallagher, Larry K. Monteith, Ray L. Sisson, Curtis J. Tompkins, Harris T. Travis, Thomas E. Everhart
1994
Merl Baker, Bruno Boley, A. Bruce Carlson, C. Roland Haden, Irene Peden, John Sears, Edmund Segner, Klaus Timmerhaus, Lawrence Van Vlack, Henry Yang
1995
Martin Becker, Leland A. Carlson, James H. Earle, Robert W. Fox, Carole E. Goodson, Deran Hanesian, Donald E. Rathbone, Charles A. Wert
1996
Marilyn R. Berman, Ray M. Bowen, Richard M. Felder, Kenneth K. Gowdy, Edward A.Hiler, Arthur T. Johnson, Constantine N. Papadakis, Thomas W. Weber
1997
Alva Leroy "Tad" Addy, Frank E. Burris, Delores M. Etter, Richard J. Goldstein, Alfred L. Moye, Arthur T. Murphy, Philip H. Swain, John A. White, Jerry R. Yeargan
1998
Eleanor Baum, J. Ray Bowen, Bill Cooper, Richard Culver, Fred Emshousen, Donald Kirk, L. Glenn Kraige, Karl Smith, Mahbub Uddin, Carl Zorowski
1999
Gerald S. Jakubowski, John W. Prados, Charles W. Haines, Gesa Kardos, Arvid Ray, Dayne M. Aldridge, Earl E. Gottsman, William B. Krantz, R. Neal Houze, Karl N. Reid, James T.P. Yao
2000
Ronald E. Barr, Theodore A. Bickart, Gary R. Crossman, Lester Gerhardt**, Bruce A. Harding, Eddie Hildreth, Jr., Walter E. LeFevre, Richard M. Moore, William B. Krantz
** Deferred to 2001
"Middle age is when you're faced with two temptations and you choose the one that will get you home by nine o'clock."
Ronald Reagan
Ed. Note. Due to circumstances that were probably not beyond our control but which were definitely out of control, the publishing schedule for 2000-2001 was not met. With retirement imminent, I expect to do better next year. I would appreciate hearing from any good Fellow who has a suggestion for making our newsletter more enjoyable and perhaps even more useful. Lyle D. Feisel (l.Feisel@ieee.org)
