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ALUMNI NEWS

• Charles F. Kalmbach, Jr. '68 *72 appointed to Lincoln Educational Services Corporation board of directors
• Dimitrios C. Kyritsis *98 receives Rose Award for Teaching Excellence
• Andrew Persily *82 to serve another term as ASHRAE vice president
• Edward T. Wolynic *74 joins Nanostellar’s board of directors
• Marsha Anderson Bomar *78 receives transportation engineering award
• Doug Boothe '86 named CEO of Actavis United States
• Robert Briskman '54 receives award for founding Sirius radio
• Cynthia Dwork '79 elected to American Academy of Arts and Sciences
• Thomas Edgar *71 elected a fellow of International Federation of Automatic Control
• John Hudson *60 elected to the National Academy of Engineering
• David Keyes '78 receives Sidney Fernbach Award
• Cato Laurencin '80 named dean of University of Connecticut School of Medicine
• Lawrence W. Leighton '56 appointed to China Natural Gas Board of Directors
• Christos Papadimitriou *76 wins Katayanagi Prize in Computer Science
• David M. Robinson '79 appointed as CEO of Endicott Biofuels
• Robert Saltiel '85 named executive VP for world's largest offshore drilling contractor
• Hsing-Huang Tseng *83 elected a fellow of Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers
• Paul Maeder '75 Fund to promote innovation in energy and environment research
• Dennis Keller '63 gift of $25 million to support innovation in engineering education
• Gift of $100 million to transform energy and environment research at Princeton
• Don Boroson '73 *77 wins Lincoln Lab award
• Christopher Fine '80 presents at VON Fall 2007 Conference
• Robert Kahn *64 wins Japan Prize for pioneering Internet work
• Cato Laurencin '80 wins SciAm 50 award, honors from U.Va.
• Alice Gast *84 co-chairs National Research Council report on research and security
• Bonnie Heck Ferri *84 wins IEEE Education Society award
• Wesley Harris *68 to share new post of associate provost for faculty equity at MIT
• Ruben Carbonell *73 named fellow of American Chemical Society division
• Mun Y. Choi *92 named dean of engineering at University of Connecticut
• Greg Smith '94 becomes chief technology officer at Move Networks
• Kevin C. Daly *70 appointed CEO of iStor Networks
• Audrey Ellerbee ’01 selected as congressional fellow, wins Golden Torch Award
• Andrew Persily *82 named vice president of the American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air Conditioning Engineers
• Thomas Truskett *01 to receive the 2007 Colburn Award
• Amy Alving *88 appointed chief scientist at Science Applications International Corp.
• Norm Augustine ’57 *59 retires from board of Proctor & Gamble
• Preston Haskell ’60 supports Jacksonville mentoring program
• Franklin Moss ’71 named to Princeton University’s Board of Trustees
• Hal Stern ’84 was keynote speaker at SOA conference
• Michael D. Smith ’83 named Dean of Faculty of Arts and Sciences at Harvard
• Joseph Kennedy ’81 appointed to Ecast board of directors
• Aleksandra Smiljanic *99 appointed Serbia’s Minister of Telecommunications and Information Society
• Eli Harari *73 presents at technology conference
• John P. Drzik ’83 named president and CEO of newly integrated Oliver Wyman
• Paul Maeder ’75 named to National Venture Capital Association board of directors
• Steve Papa ’94 to serve on panel at MIT Sloan CIO Symposium
• Eric F. Spina *88 appointed vice chancellor and provost at Syracuse University
• Norm Augustine ’57 *59 presented with 2007 Bower Award
• Briskman ’54 wins award for outstanding contribution in the field of aerospace communications
• Princeton Engineering alumni at helm of one of "America's Most Admired Companies"
• Greg Linteris ’79 *90 shares space-travel experiences with Princeton audience
• James Bralla ’50 publishes new manufacturing book
• Charles Zukoski *85 elected to National Academy of Engineering
• Mentorship and freedom were defining experiences for new engineering deans
• Daniel Warmenhoven ’72 named to Aruba Networks board
• Myers *88 to serve on fossil fuels committee of the World Energy Council
• Schmidt ’76 named CEO of the Year
• Barpoulis ’87 becomes Reliant Energy board member
• Gast *84 appointed president of Lehigh
• Rutgers ’56 and Bodman ’56 participate in major review of nuclear facility
• Ferrari *02 wins 2006 Presidential Early Career Award
• Chung ’76 named Office Depot senior vice president and managing director, Asia
• Software development firm founded by Liu *68 doubles in size
• Symmetricom appoints Armstrong ’88 vice president of engineering, Telecom Solutions Division
• Loose ’02 and Moxley ’02 win back-to-back business competitions with SteriCoat
• Dr. Mary Hill, a researcher at the U.S. Geological Survey, was awarded the prestigious M. King Hubbert Award at the 2005
• MAE alumnus Frank Moss ’71, named director of MIT Media Lab

CONTACT

Princeton Engineering maintains close relations with its alumni. Please send news of your recent accomplishments to eqn@princeton.edu.

Jane Maggard
Associate Dean for Development
609-258-6850

Steven M. Schultz
Director of Engineering Communications
609-258-3617