The Greening of a Colorado Ranch & Resort
Energy & the Power of Partnerships
Greening Business Curricula and Research
2005 Research and Education Conference
Two Receive Clarkson Honorary Degrees
Liya L. Regel — Scientist, Artist, Innovator
International Colloid and Surface Science Symposium
Clarkson Community Supports Katrina Victims
President's House Next Step in Hill Consolidation
Two Named to Clarkson Board of Trustees
George Schatz '71 A Life In Science
Cynthia Dowd Greene '78 Entrepreneur and Leader in Pharmaceuticals
Ken Kerpez '83 Pioneer in DSL Technology
Bryan Hochstein '87 Enjoying Success of "Monstrous" Proportions
Eric Cylvick's '88 Extreme Thrill Ride
Jayshree Seth '91, '93 Innovative Product Development
Deaths
Charles Graeber '33 (EE), May 12, 2005.
Charles R. Quentin '37 (ME), August 1, 2005.
John L. Johnston '40 (ME), June 23, 2005.
Donald S. McIntyre '42 (BA), May 1, 2005.
Francis Novitskie '44 (ChE), April 26, 2005.
Francis M. McAvoy '45 (EE), June 29, 2005.
Robert W. Muthig '47 (ChE), July 2, 2005.
John H. Foley '48 (EE), September 29, 2004.
John F. Peck Jr. '48 (ME), June, 25, 2005.
Ross G. Carpenter '50 (ME), June 10, 2005.
Aldo R. Manfredo '50 (EE), July 17, 2005.
William F. Albern '51 (ME), April 30, 2005.
Angelo Falanga '51 (IE), March 22, 2004.
Robert H. Jervis '52 (ME), April 29, 2005.
Theodore Koski '52 (EE), July 13, 2005.
Joseph V. Berent '53 (BA), June 15, 2005.
Donald E. Green '53 (EE), April 24, 2005.
Frederick J. Ingold Jr. '54 (ME), July 21, 2005.
Robert H. Dougherty '55 (EE), June 20, 2005.
Richard G. Freese '55 (BA), June 29, 2005.
Donald O. Daley '56 (ChE), August 14, 2005.
Walter E. Lopus Sr. '57 (EE), January 20, 2005.
Robert P. Shepard '58 (ID), August 12, 2005.
Carlton L. Wetherby '59 (ME), August 16, 2005.
Thomas G. Jensen '60 (ME), May 6, 2005.
Norman T. Bond '61 (IE), April 20, 2005.
Peter R. Murphy '64 (EE), June 10, 2005.
Thurlow J. Sutherland '64 (EE), July 15, 2005.
John P. Stojka Jr. '67 (EE), July 21, 2005.
Robert W. McKay Jr. '71 (ID), June 18, 2005.
Benjamin Wilkerson '72 (MS, MgSy), April 29, 2005.
Thomas M. Janik '74 (ECE), July 1, 2005.
Gary L. Lehmann
Michael J. Paterno '74 (CEE), July 9, 2005.
Gary L. Lehmann '79 (ME), '81 (MS, ME), '86 (PhD, Eng), June 23, 2005.
Mark E. Larson '87 (MS, CBMS), '88 (MBA), June 14, 2005.
Brian J. Flach '92 (BA), August 17, 2005.
Jason T. Dunn '04 (IE&M), June 27, 2005.
Albert C. Campbell '05 (ME), October 7, 2005.
Edward Sayer '04 (Cm) of Voorhesville, New York, died October 5, 2005 , from complications
related to cystic fibrosis. Ed was particularly close to Aquatics Director Michael Maguire and his
fellow members of the Clarkson Swim Team. "Ed swam all four years and was team captain his junior and senior years," said Maguire. "He started swimming as a child, in part because it helped his breathing. Although he lived each day with a life-threatening illness, he was one of the most optimistic, positive people I have ever met. I feel privileged to have known him."
Faculty and Staff
Ellen Jean Burke, July 13, 2005.
Jeffery Bruce Burke, September 3, 2005.
Robert Arlington Wyant, a professor of electrical engineering at Clarkson from 1956 to 1973, passed away June 4, 2005. Early in his career Wyant had designed and built a strain gauge from scratch to assist him in his research on aluminum welding techniques. Gauges based on his original model played a significant role in accelerating the construction of military aircraft during World War II and in 1989 he was honored by M.I.T. as a pioneer in electric strain gauges. After his retirement from Clarkson, Robert received a certificate in tinsmithing from a craft school, and gave many demonstrations of 18th and 19th century tinsmithing around northern New York . He also became interested in engineering history and published two historical monographs on upstate New York manufacturing.