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2011 Erector Set
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Construction Engineering Curriculum
Department of Civil, Construction andEnvironmental Engineering
Iowa State University
Chuck JahrenEditor
Denise WoodEditorial Assistant
Volume XXXXIINumber 1
August 15, 2011
Cover Photo by Bailey MarlowLas Vegas AGC Expo
Iowa State University does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, age, religion, national origin, sexual orientation, genderidentity, sex, marital status, disability, or status as a U.S. veteran. Inquiries can be directed to the Director of Equal Opportunityand Diversity, 3680 Beardshear Hall, (515) 294-7612.
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Table of Contents
Goodbye from Dr. Edward Jaselskis ...............................................................................................5
Greetings from Dr. Charles Jahren ..................................................................................................5
Construction Engineering Advisory Council ...................................................................................7
Construction Engineering Personnel..............................................................................................10
ConE Faculty Research Projects ....................................................................................................15
Past ConE Personnel ......................................................................................................................21
ConE 50th Anniversary Celebration ...............................................................................................23
ConE Awards and Honors .............................................................................................................23
Cornerstone Learning Community ................................................................................................25
ConE Internship Program ..............................................................................................................28
ConE Women.................................................................................................................................29
MCA Student Chapter....................................................................................................................30
NECA Student Chapter..................................................................................................................30
Spring Break 2011 .........................................................................................................................31
AGC Teams ...................................................................................................................................33
Sigma Lambda Chi ........................................................................................................................36
NAHB Student Chapter .................................................................................................................37
DBIA Student Chapter ...................................................................................................................38
Jellinger Lecture Series..................................................................................................................39
Other News ....................................................................................................................................40
Scholarships 2010-2011 Academic Year.......................................................................................43
Engineering Career Services Fall 2010 Report..............................................................................46
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Contributors to ConE Program ......................................................................................................47
ConE 2011-2013 Sample Course Matrix .......................................................................................48
Internet Addresses..........................................................................................................................49
Total Construction Engineering Graduates....................................................................................50
ConE Reunion................................................................................................................................51
News from Alumni ........................................................................................................................52
Class Lists (by year/name).............................................................................................................99
Index of Alumni...........................................................................................................................108with year.................................................................................................................................108by state, city ...........................................................................................................................121
Photo of ISU AGC Student Chapter ......................................................................inside back cover
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Good-Bye from Edward Jaselskis,Professor-in-Charge(through May 15, 2011)
Where have twenty-two and a half years gone!? Istarted at Iowa State University as a youngassistant professor in January 1989 not knowing alot about how special the ConE program is butfeeling that I could make a difference—and notknowing how long I would be here. During mytenure at ISU, I taught and advised many of youand conducted innovative research to helpimprove the productivity of our industry. I havegotten to know many of you—some better thanothers. I also got married to Michelle (an ISUAlum) and have a beautiful nine year olddaughter, Sophie. Celebrating the program’s 50th
year anniversary last fall was truly a memorablehighlight of my time at Iowa State. My familyand I have had a wonderful time living in Amesand participating in several Cyclone events.Recently, I was offered an opportunity to becomea faculty member at North Carolina StateUniversity—it was an opportunity that was toogood to pass up. My family and I look forward tothe new opportunities Raleigh will bring in thefuture. It has been wonderful getting to knowmany of you as an instructor, advisor, or alumnus.I will miss you all and wish you all the best in thefuture. I hope to keep in touch with you. Mycontact information at NC State is as follows:
Edward J. JaselskisJimmy D. Clark Distinguished ProfessorDepartment of Civil, Construction, andEnvironmental EngineeringNorth Carolina State UniversityRaleigh, NC 27695-7908Email: [email protected]: (919) 515-1158
Dr. Chuck Jahren will be taking over theConstruction Engineering program beginning June1. I wish Chuck all the best for a successfultransition.
Greetings from Chuck JahrenDivision Leader
(beginning June 1, 2011-)
Universities are interesting places. Things happenin them that seldom happen elsewhere—likegetting a second chance at leading a program afterhaving three years off and thoroughly enjoying thetime off as a regular faculty member. (TerryBranstad, our current governor in Iowa is anotable exception; the former four term Iowagovernor is back after three terms off.) In thethree years since my last program leadership role,I have had a chance to help our top juniors andseniors teach classes of over 100 students in ourlearning community, start an online master’sdegree, edit the premier archival journal forconstruction engineering, and get reacquaintedwith my research and my family. I enjoyed Ed’sleadership and especially admire his success infacilitating our 50th anniversary celebration. Bestwishes to Ed at NC State University and KellyStrong who is moving to Colorado StateUniversity. We are looking forward to staying intouch with them and collaborating where we can.
It is an honor and humbling to assume leadershipof the largest (by far) construction program in theUS – for the second time. Our program is blessedwith great colleagues and wonderful students; it isdifferent than it was three years ago with newfaculty members (Doug Gransberg and BethHartmann), new students (wired, connected andmore involved in student organization and serviceprojects), new budgets (less money), and newtechnology (social media, computer collaboration,online learning and the next generation ofcomputers). So this is really like having a wholenew job, rather than getting back the old one…and I am approaching it in that way.
The College of Engineering put a high priority onour need to replace our two colleagues who haverecently departed. The recently graduated PhDsthat I have met at conferences are mostly highenergy people who are ready to start their first joband make a difference. In my former role ofEditor-in-Chief at the ASCE Journal ofConstruction Engineering and Management oureditorial board made a concerted effort to recruitearly career faculty members to our group and wewere always pleased at the enthusiasm andcooperation that they exuded. I am looking
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forward to recruiting from that pool for our facultymembers. In addition, Iowa State ConstructionEngineering is attractive professionally, so there isalso a possibility that we encourage anexperienced person to join us who likes fourseasons and gracious small city living.
The Erector Set for this year reveals a dynamicprogram where students take professionalism andservice to others seriously and where the industryand alumni and Iowa State University staff worktogether to make the program a success. I can’twait to experience the activities that we will reportto you in the next edition of the Erector Set!
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Construction EngineeringIndustry Advisory Council
John Adam Iowa Department of Transp. 515-239-1333Director, Statewide 800 Lincoln Way [email protected]
Operations Bureau Ames, IA 50010
Dan Biere M.A. Mortenson Co. 763-287-3362Construction Executive 700 Meadow Lane North [email protected]
Minneapolis, MN 55422
Ken Bonus 3400 Briar Ridge [email protected] Homes West Des Moines, IA 50265
Robert Cramer Cramer & Associates, Inc. 515-265-1447President/Chief Admin. Off. 3100 SW Brookside Drive [email protected]
Grimes, IA 50111
Steve Daxon Estes Construction 563-322-7301Vice President 131 W. 2nd St., Suite 400 [email protected]
Davenport, IA 52808
Beth Duyvejonck Opus Design Build, L.L.C. 952-656-459610350 Bren Rd. W. [email protected], MN 55343
Mike Espeset Story Construction Co. 515-232-4350 ext 2605President 300 S. Bell Avenue [email protected]
Ames, IA 50010
Paul Francois Pepper Construction Co. 614-793-4477495 Metro Place South [email protected], OH 43017
Michael Gawley Oakview Construction Co. 402-330-7475President 2618 South 156th Circle [email protected]
Omaha, NE 68130
Mark Guetzko Seedorff Masonry, Inc. 563-933-2296President 408 West Mission Street [email protected]
Strawberry Pt, IA 52076-9801
Paul Higgins The Beck Group 214-303-6251Managing Director 1807 Ross Avenue, Suite 500 [email protected]
Dallas, TX 75201-8006
Larry Hopp Kiewit Construction Co. 402-977-4504Vice President/Area Manager 3921 Mason Street [email protected]
Omaha, NE 68105-1840
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Industry Advisory Council Cont’d
Stephen Jackson Cedar Valley Corp. 319-235-9537President 2637 Wagner Road [email protected]
Waterloo, IA 50704
Colleen Ladd Buena Vista Construction Co.Project Manager 4329 Summit Creek Blvd. #2105 407-237-0859
Orlando, FL 32837 [email protected]
Chris Lindhart The Beck Group 214-303-6205Director of Integrated Services 1807 Ross Ave, Suite 500 [email protected]
Dallas, TX 75201
Dean McCormick Iowa State University 515-294-0564Director Design & Constr. Facilities Planning & Mgmt. [email protected]
Services 200 General Services Bldg.Ames, IA 50011
Mark McDermott Black & Veatch 913-458-8135Project Manager 11401 Lamar Avenue [email protected]
Overland Park, KS 66211
T. J. Meiners Nelson Electric Co. 319-366-6257Electrical Engineer 618 14th Ave SW, PO Box 967 [email protected] Manager Cedar Rapids, IA 52406
Kent Meyn ACI Mechanical, Inc. 515-232-1236Director of Project Mgmt. 3116 S. Duff Ave, PO Box 192 [email protected]
Ames, IA 50010-0192
Dave Miller The Waldinger Corp. 515-284-1911Senior Vice President 2601 Bell Ave, PO Box 1612 [email protected]
Des Moines, IA 50306
Josh Miltenberger Russell Construction Co. 563-320-4502Project Manager 4600 E. 53rd Street [email protected]
Davenport, IA 52807
Cork Peterson Peterson Contractors, Inc. 319-345-2173 x 204Vice President 104 Blackhawk Str, PO Box A [email protected]
Reinbeck, IA 50669
Gene Postma Western States Fire Protect. Co. 303-792-0022President and CEO 7020 S. Tucson Way [email protected]
Centennial, CO 80112
Dirk Schafer J.E. Dunn Construction Co. 816-292-8702Executive Vice President 1001 Locust [email protected]
Kansas City, MO 64106
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Industry Advisory Council Cont’d
Ken Sorensen M.A. Mortenson Co. 763-287-5326Vice President, 700 Meadow Lane N. [email protected] Manager, Minn. Office Minneapolis, MN 55422-4899
Mike Tousley The Weitz Company 515-698-4260President 5901 Thornton Ave. [email protected]
Des Moines, IA 50321-2403
Brian Wessels Greiner Construction Co. 612-338-1696Project Manager/Estimator Northstar Center W. [email protected]
625 Marquette Ave Ste 840Minneapolis, MN 55402
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Construction Engineering PersonnelDepartment of Civil, Construction and Environmental Engineering
Iowa State University456 Town EngineeringAmes, IA 50011-3232
515-294-2045 (phone) 515-294-3845 (fax)
Baker, Jenny 455 Town EngineeringLecturer 515-294-6781
[email protected] 2010-2011 Jenny instructed:
ConE 221. Contractor Organization andManagement of Construction. Entry levelcourse for construction engineering: integrationof significant engineering, economics, andmanagement issues related to efficientconstruction company operations. Time value ofmoney; methods of evaluating alternativeprojects; organization; operations; constructioncompany administration; project administration;project management systems; constructioncontracts; integrated delivery systems(design/build and others); marketing; insuranceand bonding; construction safety; labor law;labor relations; productivity; motivation andleadership; contract documents; interpretationand utilization of drawings, specifications,agreements, bidding forms, general conditions,subcontracts, shop drawings and relateddocuments.ConE 353. Electrical Systems in Buildings.Comprehensive coverage of building electricalsystems including power, lighting, fire alarm,security and communications. Analysistechniques and design principles for each system.Required comprehensive design project for amajor building project.
In addition:Co-Advisor for National Electrical Contractors
Association (NECA)
Becker, Timothy 451 Town EngineeringTeaching Assistant 515-294-5403
[email protected] 2010-2011 Tim instructed:
ConE 221. Contractor Organization andManagement of Construction.ConE 380. Engineering Law. Introduction tolaw and judicial procedure as they relate to thepracticing engineer. Contracts, professionalliability, professional ethics, licensing, bidding
procedures, intellectual property, productsliability, risk analysis. Emphasis on developmentof critical thinking process, abstract problemanalysis and evaluation.
Cormicle, Larry 426 Town EngineeringSenior Lecturer 515-294-8299
[email protected] 2010-2011 Larry instructed:
ConE 121 & 122. Cornerstone LearningCommunity. Integration of first-year andtransfer students into the engineering profession.Career preparation, professional ethics,construction research. Introduction toconstruction industry professionals includinghow they interact with engineers in otherdisciplines. Continued introduction to program,department, college, and university organization.Overview of faculty, staff, policies, proceduresand resources.ConE221. Contractor Organization andManagement of Construction.ConE 441. Construction Planning, Scheduling,and Control. Integration of previousconstruction coursework into the planning,scheduling, and management of time, costs, andother resources. Emphasis on preparation andanalysis of network schedules. Comprehensiveplanning and scheduling project. Computerproject management applications.ConE 488. Construction Engineering DesignII. Application of team design concepts to aconstruction engineering project. Projectplanning. Detailed analysis. Advanced cost andschedule applications. Contract negotiation.Development of a complete project history.Technical presentations (oral and written).
In addition:Coop/Intern AdvisorAdvisor for Associated General Contractors
Student ChapterCoach for Associated Schools of Construction
Student Competition TeamsChair of the ConE Curriculum Committee
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Department representative, Scholarships andAwards Committee
Advisor for the National Association of HomeBuilders Student Chapter
Gransberg, Doug 494 Town EngineeringProfessor 515-294-4148
[email protected] 2011 Doug instructed:
ConE 421. Construction Estimating.Conceptual estimating. Bid preparation forbuildings, highways, heavy, mechanical trades.Estimating costs for material, labor, equipment,overhead, and profit. Quantity surveys, unitcosts, production rates, and pricing methods.Subcontract bid analysis and bid procedure. Costanalysis and cost control. Electronic quantitytake-off methods.
Hartmann, Beth 450 Town EngineeringLecturer 515-294-8190
[email protected] 2010-2011 Beth instructed:
ConE 121 & 122. Cornerstone LearningCommunity. Integration of first-year andtransfer students into the engineering profession.Career preparation, professional ethics,construction research. Introduction toconstruction industry professionals includinghow they interact with engineers in otherdisciplines. Continued introduction to program,department, college, and university organization.Overview of faculty, staff, policies, proceduresand resources.ConE 487. Construction Engineering DesignI. The integrated delivery of project servicesincluding preliminary engineering designprocess, constructability review, interaction withthe client, identification of engineering problems,developments of a proposal, identification ofdesign criteria, cost estimating, planning andscheduling, application of codes and standards,development of feasible alternatives, selection ofbest alternative, and delivery of oralpresentations.CE 306. Project Management for CE. Projectmanagement, including work breakdownstructures, cost estimating, scheduling, andproject control. Civil engineering project lifecycle, including planning, design, construction,and maintenance processes. Techniques in
interpretation of contract documents and inestimating quantities.
In addition:National Electrical Contractors Association
(NECA) Student Chapter Faculty AdvisorFaculty Leader, Leadership Pillar, E2020 ScholarsProgram
Co-instructor for Leadership modules for Engr110X and Engr 210X.
Hunacek, Mark 486 CarverLecturer 515-294-8167
[email protected] 2010-2011 Mark instructed:
ConE 380. Engineering Law. Introduction tolaw and judicial procedure as they relate to thepracticing engineer. Contracts, professionalliability, professional ethics, licensing, biddingprocedures, intellectual property, productsliability, risk analysis. Emphasis on developmentof critical thinking process, abstract problemanalysis and evaluation.
Jahren, Charles 428 Town EngineeringAssoc. Professor 515-294-3829
[email protected] 2010-2011 Chuck instructed:
ConE 322. Construction Equipment andHeavy Construction Methods. Selection andacquisition of construction equipment.Application of engineering fundamentals andeconomics to performance characteristics andproduction of equipment. Heavy constructionmethods and economic applications.ConE 381A. Bidding Construction Projects I.Team development of construction processdesigns and cost estimates for transportationconstruction projects under closely simulatedconditions. Examine project sites, consult withconstruction industry mentors, obtainsubcontractor and supplier quotations, andsubmit bids. Offered in the following specialities:A. Heavy and HighwayCE 505. Design of Construction Systems.Advanced design of concrete formwork andfalsework systems. Design for excavation andmarine construction including temporaryretaining structures and cofferdams. Aggregateproduction operations, including blasting,crushing, and conveying systems. Riggingsystem design.
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CE594E&F. Special Topics in ConstructionEngineering and Management. Some topicshave a set number of credits and some topicshave the number of credits vary. Emphasis for aparticular offering will be selected from thefollowing topics:E. Project ControlsF. Computer Applications for Project Controls
Jaselskis, Edward 458 Town EngineeringProfessor-in-Charge 515-294-0250
[email protected] 2010 Ed instructed:
ConE 421. Construction Estimating.Conceptual estimating. Bid preparation forbuildings, highways, heavy, mechanical trades.Estimating costs for material, labor, equipment,overhead, and profit. Quantity surveys, unitcosts, production rates, and pricing methods.Subcontract bid analysis and bid procedure. Costanalysis and cost control. Electronic quantitytake-off methods.CE501. Preconstruction ProjectEngineering/Management. Application ofengineering and management control techniquesto construction project development fromconceptualization to notice to proceed.Determinants of construction project success,conceptual estimating, design and engineeringplanning for automated construction techniques,constructability review procedures, planning forsafety, value engineering.
In addition:Construction Industry Institute subcommittee of
the Strategic Planning Committee on EmergingTrends Chair.
CCEE Administrative Council
Mauro, Kristin 382B Town EngineeringConE Academic 515-294-2744
Advisor [email protected]
In 2010-2011 Kristin instructed:ConE 121 and ConE 122. CornerstoneLearning Community.
Greetings,
It is hard to believe that another year has gone by.This past year has been extremely busy as well asrewarding for me. In the past year I have taken on alarger role within the Learning Community,
established a hiring process for peer mentors andhave played a more active role in mentoring thepeer mentors. I continue to participate incommittees at the college and university level aswell as have become more active in leadership roleswithin my professional organizations. Throughthese experiences, I continue to learn how importantthe Con E learning community is and the impactthis sense of community has upon ourundergraduates. It is this sense of community that Ihope to continue fostering in the years to come.One way I am continuing to foster community isthrough our peer mentoring program. In the pastseveral semesters we have begun meeting with peermentors one on one to discuss any concerns they arehaving as well as to get to know them on a personallevel. We have also begun reading a leadershipbook each semester as a way to provide professionaldevelopment to the peer mentors.
This fall I will begin my fourth year as a PhDcandidate in Educational Leadership and PublicPolicy. As a result, I’ve continued expanding myresearch resume. This past spring, I conducted astudy with the students in the learning communityto answer the question “Does knowing otherspersonality types have a positive impact on groupdynamics?” This study functions as a baseline bywhich I can improve the overall study and hopefullycreate a more meaningful impact and stronger senseof community among the undergraduates.
Lastly, I have been working on a publication withDrs. Carla Lopez del Puerto, Jennifer Shane, andKelly Strong as well as Rhonda Wiley-Jones. Themanuscript is entitled “Retaining Women Studentsin a Construction Engineering UndergraduateProgram by Balancing Integration and Identity inStudent Communities.” This article has beenaccepted for a second review by the InternationalJournal of Construction Education and Research.
In addition: Presented at the ISU Learning Community
Institute in May 2011. Advised approximately 200 students, served
as back-up to faculty advisers and heldrefresher sessions for faculty advisers toprepare for registration.
Participated as a member of the Con ECurriculum Committee.
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Participated as a member of the College ofEngineering’s Advising Committee.
Partnered with Dr. Shane and the women ofCon E to turn the ‘Girl’s Night Out’ Programinto a student group who will coordinate theiractivities.
Participated as a member of the LearningCommunity Assessment subcommittee.
Participated as a member of the LearningCommunity Peer Mentor subcommittee.
In the future: Partnering with Larry Cormicle to coordinate
Con E’s learning community. Increasing my experience to include
supervising the Peer Mentor’s. Submitting a proposal to present on the Con E
Cornerstone Learning Community and itssuccesses at both the NACADA regionalnational conferences in 2011-12.
Perkins, Brad 452 Town EngineeringSenior Lecturer 515-294-2872
[email protected] 2010-2011 Brad instructed:
ConE 241. Construction Materials andMethods. Introduction to materials and methodsof building construction and to constructiondrawings. Foundation, structural framing, floor,roof, and wall systems. Blueprint reading andquantity takeoff techniques.ConE 251. Mechanical/Electrical Materialsand Methods. Introduction to the materials andmethods for mechanical and electricalconstruction systems and drawings. HVAC,water and waste water, power distribution,lighting, and fire protection. Blueprint readingand quantity takeoff. Specialty contractororganization and management.ConE 352. Mechanical Systems in Buildings.Comprehensive coverage of mechanical systems,plumbing, fire protection, vertical transportation.Analysis techniques and design principles foreach system. Required comprehensive designproject for a major building project.CE 594L. Special Topics in ConstructionEngineering and Management. Some topicshave a set number of credits and some topicshave the number of credits vary. Emphasis for aparticular offering will be selected from thefollowing topics: Advanced BuildingConstruction Topics.
Plymesser, Cliff 451 Town [email protected]
In 2010-2011 Cliff instructed:ConE340. Concrete & Steel Construction.Planning and field engineering for concrete andsteel construction. Design and applications ofconcrete formwork to construction. Erection ofstructural steel. Emerging industry themes.
Shane, Jennifer 498 Town EngineeringAssistant Professor 515-294-1703
[email protected] 2010-2011 Jennifer instructed:
ConE 221. Contractor Organization andManagement of Construction. Entry levelcourse for construction engineering: integrationof significant engineering, economics, andmanagement issues related to efficientconstruction company operations. Time value ofmoney; methods of evaluating alternativeprojects; organization; operations; constructioncompany administration; project administration;project management systems; constructioncontracts; integrated delivery systems(design/build and others); marketing; insuranceand bonding; construction safety; labor law;labor relations; productivity; motivation andleadership; contract documents; interpretationand utilization of drawings, specifications,agreements, bidding forms, general conditions,subcontracts, shop drawings and relateddocuments.
In addition:Sigma Lambda Chi faculty advisor
(construction honor group)Design-Build of America Student Chapter
faculty advisorMember of ConE Curriculum Committee
Strong, Kelly 454 Town EngineeringAssociate Professor 515-294-1460
[email protected] 2010-2011 Kelly instructed:
CE 485. Civil Engineering Design I. The civilengineering design process, interacting with theclient, identification of the engineering problems,development of a technical proposal,identification of design criteria, cost estimating,planning and scheduling, codes and standards,development of feasible alternatives, selection ofbest alternative, oral presentation and poster.
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ConE502. Construction ProjectEngineering/Management. Application ofengineering and management control techniquesto construction projects. Construction projectcontrol techniques, equipment selection andutilization, project administration, constructionprocess simulation, Quality Management, andproductivity improvement programs.In addition:
Member of the ConE Curriculum CommitteeDesign-Build Institute of America Student
Chapter faculty advisor
Wood, Denise 456 Town EngineeringSecretary 515-294-2045
Supports ConE faculty, staff, students, studentorganizations and advisory council. Handlesemployment questions. Co-Editor of the ErectorSet.
Greetings! This is the first year for me as Co-Editor of the Erector Set. It has been a greatlearning experience and very fun to hear howeveryone is doing.
Aside from the on-line form “technology” issues,it has been an interesting, new challenge and I’mlooking forward to putting everything togetherfor the 2011 edition.
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Faculty Research 2010-2011
Dr. Granberg’s research included:(Annual Year 2011)PI: NCHRP 10-85: “A Guidebook forConstruction Manager-at-Risk Contracting forHighway Projects,” $400,000.
Research has found that traditional Design BidBuild (DBB) project delivery creates problems forDOTs when they try to use DBB to accelerateproject delivery. While DB has been successful inmany states for accelerating project delivery, it isnot appropriate for all projects. States are seekingadditional project delivery methods to address riskmanagement, improve schedule delivery, andenable collaboration on design decisions. Thisresearch was funded to explore the use ofConstruction Manager-at-Risk (CMR) to addressthese issues. The objective of this research is todevelop a guidebook for initiating andimplementing a CMR project delivery system forhighway projects at transportation agencies. Dr.Jennifer Shane if the Co-PI for this project.
PI: Oklahoma Transportation Center ProjectOTCREOS9.1-21: “Quantifying the Costs andBenefits of Pavement Retexturing as a PavementPreservation Tool,” $1.0 million.
Dr. Gransberg will complete this project that hestarted while on the faculty at the University ofOklahoma. It involved the construction of 23pavement preservation treatment test sections on a4-lane state highway and monitoring variousaspects of their performance for a period of 3years. The project has been selected for follow-onfunding to monitor each section until it has failedbased on the criteria developed in the originalproject. The objective of the project was toquantity the costs of each treatment and to developdeterioration models based on failure due to lossof skid resistance, loss of macrotexture, and othermodes such as delamination. The project wasselected by AASHTO as one of the ten mostvaluable state-funded transportation researchprojects and included in a Report to the USCongress on the value of transportation research.The graduate students on this project wererecognized with two national and one state awardfor their efforts.
PI: San Antonio Water System Project:“Develop Parametric Cost Estimating System,”$40,000
The objective of this project was to develop aparametric cost estimating system that wouldpermit the San Antonio Water System to improvethe accuracy of early project programming-levelestimates. The research involved a sophisticatedstatistical analysis of this public utility’s historicalbid tabulations and the creation of a database andcost models for three different types of waterprojects that are frequently built by this owner.The project will conclude in the summer 2011with a training course for water system engineerson how to utilize and implement the new system.
PI: NCHRP Synthesis 42-01: “Practices andGuidelines for the Incorporation and Use ofGeotechnical Information in Design-BuildProjects,” $35,000.
Use of the design-build project delivery methodby state agencies for transportation projects isincreasing each year. Significant variability existsin the current practice regarding the allocation ofgeotechnical risk and the level of geotechnicalinformation provided with bid documents. Thereis also variability regarding the scope ofgeotechnical information required after award, theprogram of geotechnical-related performancetesting during construction, and the contractprovisions related to geotechnical design andconstruction. The purpose of this synthesis is todocument and summarize current state-of-the-practice related to geotechnical engineering andconstructability for design-build highway projects,including bridges, other structures, embankments,and excavations. This report will help state DOTsdevelop effective procedures for deliveringdesign-build projects and managing geotechnicalrisks.
Co-PI: NCHRP 10-83: “Alternative QualityManagement Systems for HighwayConstruction,” $500,000.
Alternative project delivery methods that areapplied to highway construction involvedselecting the contractor before the design iscomplete and therefore, involving the contractor in
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the design process. This leads to an application ofalternative quality control systems that emphasizecontractor quality control and assurance. Thesenew systems allow owners to have confidencethrough a verification of contractor quality systemprocess. The objectives of this research are to (1)identify and understand alternative qualitymanagement systems and (2) develop guidelinesfor their use in highway construction projects. Theresearch that is being led by Dr. Keith Molenaar ofthe University of Colorado is using a case studyapproach to identifying successful of alternativequality management systems for both design andconstruction.
Co-PI: SHRP2 R-10: “Project ManagementStrategies for Complex Projects,” $1.25 million
Dr. Jennifer Shane leads this project and Dr. KellyStrong is also a Co-PI. Dr. Gransberg’s primaryfocus in this project is research into theconstruction financing aspects of complexprojects. The project has developed a 5-dimensional model for complex projectmanagement of which finance is one of thedimensions
Co-PI: Mn/DOT Project 2010-077:“Construction Manager General Contractor RiskAssessment,” $85,000.
Dr. Jennifer Shane leads also this project whoseobjective is to develop the necessary informationon CMGC contracting from research and theliterature to assist the Minnesota Department ofTransportation facilitate the legislative processand gain authority to use this form of projectdelivery.
Co-PI: Ontario Ministry of TransportationProject: “Evaluation of Automated ConstructionAdministration and Field Performance DataCollection Technologies” CDN$112,000
Dr. Susan Tighe of the University of Waterloo inOntario, Canada is this project’s principalinvestigator. Dr. Gransberg’s role is to evaluateautomated construction administrationtechnologies that are in use in the US anddetermine their potential for implementation inCanada. He also will develop a cost model toquantify the marginal costs and benefits of each ofthe technologies to assist the sponsor in makingimplementation decisions based on both technicaland financial information.
Dr. Jahren’s research included:Research Project Descriptions Short Jahren07_01_11Preventive Maintenance SupportThe objectives of the proposed research project ofthis proposed research project is to increase thelevel of success as the Iowa DOT embarks on aneffort to increase emphasis on preventivemaintenance. It is expected this objective will bereached by transmitting lessons learned from pastresearch efforts and assisting with training, projectselection and construction start up.Sponsor: Iowa Department of TransportationPI: Charles T. JahrenDate: July 1, 2011-June 2012
Pilot Construction Projects for GranularShoulder Stabilization TR-634The objective of the proposed research project isto assist Iowa DOT in cost effectively mitigatingedge ruts on granular shoulders by pilot testing theuse of DUSTLOCK in a full scale maintenancesetting and continuing to explore other alternativessuch as developing standard specifications for aclass of products that might have similareffectiveness and using other stabilizing strategiesor paving short sections of shoulders.Sponsor: Iowa Department of TransportationPI: Charles T. JahrenCo-PI: David White, Iowa State UniversityDate: April 2008-January 2011
Electronic Construction Collaboration Systemfor Projects under $10 Million, Phase IIThe objectives of the proposed research project isto investigate the feasibility of developing aWPMS within Microsoft SharePoint for projectsunder $10 million and completion ofimplementation study of AEC Sync in the IowaFalls Arch Bridge.Sponsor: Iowa Department of TransportationPI: Charles T. JahrenDate: July 2011-June 2012
Iowa Mass Concrete for Bridge FoundationsStudy Phase IIThe objective is to develop an effectiveeconomical approach to specify the constructionof mass concrete structures that minimizes thermalrisks to an acceptable level.Sponsor: Iowa Department of TransportationPI: Charles T. JahrenCo-PI Dr. Kejin Wang, Iowa State University
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Date: July 2011-June 2012
Use of Automated Machine Guidance (AMG)within the Transportation Industry. NCHRP 10-77.AMG involves the use of GPS, total stations orlasers to provide positioning so that constructionmachinery can set itself to grade automatically forfine grading purposes. This project focuses onthree outcomes: (1) technical procurementspecifications for AMG technology; (2) guidanceon the use of such technology in constructionprojects; and (3) implementation strategies forAMG technology into constructiontechniques. Key obstacles that need to beaddressed are the development and transfer of 3Delectronic files, general lack of knowledge insubject matter, overcoming legal barriers, andunderstanding the impact of AMG technology interms of benefits and liabilities. Researchers willengage an expert panel and develop guidancedocuments for use by transportation constructionowners.Sponsor: NCHRPPI, David White Iowa State UniversityCo-PIs, Chuck Jahren, Iowa State University andJohn Hannon, University of Southern Mississippi.Date: August 2009 – December 2011
Quality Control/Quality Assurance Testing forJoint Density and Segregation of AsphaltMixtures IHRB-09-06This project would identify best practices for jointgeometry, joint construction, and for minimizingsegregation. Field testing of asphalt pavementsduring construction as well as existing pavementsections exhibiting open longitudinal joints will beinvestigated. The project will concurrentlycompare and evaluate destructive and non-destructive testing methods for identifyingsegregation and quality control/quality assuranceof centerline joints. Testing criteria will then bedeveloped for the most suitable method.”Additionally, a test method that can be used toevaluate the permeability of mixtures during themix design phase would be beneficial and thuswill be included as one of the objectives of thestudy.Sponsor: Iowa DOTPI, Chris Williams Iowa State UniversityCO-PIs, Chuck Jahren, Iowa State University andDavid Lee, University of IowaDates: August 1, 2010 thru July 31, 2012
Development of Quality Standards for Inclusionof High Recycled Asphalt Pavement Content inAsphalt Mixtures IHRB-09-07The objective of this project is to develop qualitystandards for inclusion of high RAP content inasphalt mixtures. Performance testing and asphaltbinder testing will be performed at all temperatureregimes to characterize the binder contained inRAP and whether or not results are sourcedependent. Both laboratory and plant producedmixtures will be examined, which would helpanswer the question that how much blendingoccurs between the binder in RAP and virginbinder. In addition, this study will explore thepossible role that fractionation may take inincreasing RAP usage.Sponsor: Iowa DOTPI, David Lee, University of IowaCO-PIs, Chris Williams and Chuck Jahren, IowaState UniversityDates: August 1, 2010 thru July 31, 2012
Dr. Jaselskis’ research included:National Science Foundation, Co-PI,“Engineering Legacy of the Great Inka Road”This research involves developing an intrinsicunderstanding of the Inka’s basic knowledge ofthe laws of nature that govern how man constructshis structures to withstand the forces of nature.The ancient engineers succeeded in building roadsand other structures on the steep and unstablemountains of the Andes. The research provides abetter fundamental understanding of how naturalforces act on structures can be discerned andapplied to modern engineering practice. Thisproject is in collaboration with the SmithsonianInstitute.
Construction Industry Institute, PI, “ManagingIndirect Construction Costs”Inconsistent management of indirect constructioncosts is perhaps one of the primary causes forcontractors’ inability to realize a profit or even tosustain the business. Innovative management ofindirect costs offers an opportunity for competitivedifferentiation for those firms able to strategicallyallocate and carefully control indirect costs. Forowners and contractors to productively discussindirect construction costs, a common vocabularyand generally accepted terminology is required –such a durable framework does not presently exist.The primary purpose of this research project is to
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research, document, and test the best and/orinnovative practices for managing indirectconstruction costs to the mutual and shared benefitof both owners and contractors.The specific objectives of this research project are:
1. Understand industry practices forestimating and managing indirectconstruction costs
2. Identify the key indirect functions thataffect construction performance
3. Investigate and validate strategies andmethods to best allocate expenditures onindirect construction costs
4. Develop practical tools for owners andcontractors to improve their planning,estimating, and management of indirectconstruction costs
5. Document best practice findings andrecommended innovations
Dr. Shane’s research included:Transportation Research Board of the NationalAcademies, SHRP 2: R10 Project ManagementStrategies for Complex Projects (PI: Jennifer S.Shane, Co-PI: Kelly Strong and DougGransberg) Contract: Sept. 2009-Feb. 2012,Project total: $1,250,000The shift in U.S. infrastructure needs has largelybeen from building new infrastructure toreplacing, expanding, or renewing existinginfrastructure. The project management issuesinvolved with infrastructure renewal are markedlydifferent than the issues for new construction,furthering the need for a change in projectmanagement approaches to the nation’sinfrastructure. Not only are infrastructure renewalprojects more complicated by their nature, thesituation has been exacerbated by years of under-funded maintenance and replacement. In otherwords, what would have been a complex processunder ideal circumstances has been made evenmore challenging because of the need for rapidrenewal to avert infrastructure failures. Theobjective of this research is to identify andcommunicate the critical factors involved insuccessfully managing complex transportationdesign and construction projects. One of the keyunderlying research assumptions is that the abilityto successfully manage complexity is directlyrelated to the ability to integrate the project teamacross the entire life cycle. The ultimate goal ofthe research is to develop a comprehensivetraining and development program to enable
project partners to work more cooperatively onsuch projects.
Additional partners include personnel fromNortheastern University, Kimley-Horn andAssociates, Trauner Consulting Services, PBS&J,University of Canterbury, Colorado StateUniversity, University of Waterloo, and Grant-Allan Consulting.
Transportation Research Board of the NationalAcademies: National Cooperative HighwayResearch Program, 10-48 NighttimeConstruction Impacts on Safety, Quality, andProductivity (PI: Jennifer Shane, Co-PI: AmrKandil (Purdue) Contract: May 2009-October2011, Project total: $250,000Traffic congestion, especially in metropolitanareas, places a significant and serious burden onthe public and threatens the economic vitality ofthe nation. Growth in roadway capacity has notkept pace with the increased demand for travel.Moreover, roadway congestion has significantadverse impacts on businesses, both large andsmall, and on the general state of the economy.One way to reduce the congestion effects ofroadwork activities is to perform such activitiesduring times of reduced traffic demand. Althoughthere are obvious and significant benefits toperforming work activities at night there are someactivities that could be negatively impacted. Thiswork involves exploring the impact on issuesincluding safety, productivity, illumination,quality, nuisances, and risk. The main objectiveof this project is to develop comprehensiveguidelines for the conduct of nighttime highwayconstruction and maintenance operations.
Additional partners include personnel fromPurdue, Arizona State University, Texas A&M,and Thalheimer Associates.
Transportation Research Board of the NationalAcademies: National Cooperative HighwayResearch Program, 10-85 A Guidebook forConstruction Manager-at-Risk Contracting forHighway Projects (PI: Doug Gransberg, Co-PI:Jennifer Shane, James McMinimee, and StuartAnderson, Ph.D. (Texas A&M)), Contract:April 2011-January 2013, Project total:$400,000.The three issues of primary concern to all publictransportation agencies in developing projects are:
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Select the appropriate project deliverymethod,
Maximize project cost and time certainty,and
Ensure proactive project qualitymanagement.
The increased use of alternative project deliverymethods has caused the issues to becomeincreasingly interrelated and created many projectmanagement challenges for departments oftransportation. Not only do these projects allowfor concurrent design and construction, but theyalso move at a faster pace. In light of this, theresearch team will first identify, analyze, andunderstand existing models for successfulconstruction manager at risk project delivery and,secondly, develop guidelines to implement themon highway construction projects. Finally, sincethe typical department of transportation has theability to compete design using in-houseresources, this project will develop guidelines forconstruction manager at risk using both in-houseand outsourced design.
Midwest Transportation Consortium, RiskMitigation Strategies to Improve Safety ofTransportation Operations and MaintenanceActivities (PI: Kelly Strong, Co-PI: JenniferShane) Contract: February 2011-December2011, Project total: $35,284.The objective of this research is to investigate theapplication of integrated risk modeling tooperation and maintenance (O/M) activities,specifically moving operations such as pavementtesting, pavement marking, painting, snowremoval, shoulder work, mowing, etc. Theultimate goal is to reduce frequency and intensityof loss events (property damage, personal injury,and fatality) during operations and maintenanceactivities. Potential risk factors to be exploredinclude issues such as:
Number of roadway lanes Posted speed limit Inadequate/improper vehicle lighting and
marking Insufficient worker training Proximity of obstructions (equipment) to
traveled roadway Limitations of equipment due to the
specialized nature of the fleet Weather (condition of road surface,
visibility, etc.)
Work under traffic (inadequate separationor lack of detours/lane shifts)
The primary benefits of this research will bereduced risk of injury, fatality, and propertydamage for O/M employees and the travelingpublic. The research results can be implementedby the Iowa DOT staff, county engineers,municipal transportation directors, and any othertransportation professionals responsible foroperations and maintenance activities, includingfield personnel.
Iowa Highway Research Board, Risk MitigationStrategies for Operations and MaintenanceActivities (PI: Kelly Strong, Co-PI: JenniferShane) Contract: December 2010-October2011, Project total: $79,826.Previous research on construction work zonesafety (Shane, Strong, and Enz, 2009) has foundthat moving operations represent the highest riskactivity when both frequency of occurrence andintensity of loss are considered. The researchfurther determined that using an integrated riskmodel that assesses risk over the project life cyclecould mitigate the risk of moving operations(among others) during the construction phase.
Although designed specifically to examine riskand safety for work zone applications, the researchindicated that construction activities that involvemoving operations (e.g. painting, guardrailplacement) represented the highest risk. Thisfinding suggests that the risk modeling processcould be beneficially applied to operations andmaintenance (O/M) functions outside ofconstruction work zone applications. The researchwill examine how an integrated risk modelingapproach could be used to reduce frequency andintensity of loss events (property damage, personalinjury, fatality) during highway O/M activities.
Dr. Strong’s research included:In the most recent academic year, Dr. Strong hasbeen one of the principal investigators (with Dr.Jennifer Shane and Dr. Doug Gransberg) on theTransportation Research Board Strategic HighwayResearch Program R-10 project on SuccessfulStrategies for Managing Complex Projects. Healso has research underway on risk identificationand mitigation strategies for mobile maintenanceoperations in dynamic work zones for the IowaHighway Research Board and risk identificationand mitigation strategies for internal traffic control
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of contractor operations in static constructionwork zones for the Smart Work Zone DeploymentInitiative.
“Farewell” (Kelly Strong)After 8 ½ years in the Construction Engineeringprogram at Iowa State University, my family and Ihave decided to pursue new challenges andopportunities at Colorado State University in FortCollins. I have enjoyed my time in ConstructionEngineering and appreciate all the hard work fromthe students, faculty, staff and industry partnersthat made my time here successful and productive.I have developed many lasting relationshipsthrough my association with the Con E programand am grateful for the opportunity to be part ofthe Con E family since 2003.
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Past ConE Personnel
Chase, Gerald W.Assoc. Prof. Emeritus1707 NorthwesternAmes, IA 50010515-232-0150
Federle, MarkMcShane Chair in Construction Engineering and
ManagementDept. of Civil and Environmental EngineeringMarquette University257 Haggerty Engineering Hall, PO Box 1881Milwaukee WI 53201-1881(414) 288-4531fax (414) [email protected]
All:
What a great celebration of the first 50 years ofConstruction Engineering at Iowa State. It wastruly an honor to participate with the otherProfessors-in-Charge and the distinguishedalumni. The resources that now exist in TownEngineering to develop the current generation ofConstruction Engineers is so much moreimpressive than what existed back in the early1990s.
Amazingly I have now been at Marquette for 3years, I am really enjoying being a professor again(especially in the summer!!) – lots more golf andnot having to travel much is also greatlyappreciated.
Sarah has completed her undergraduate degreefrom Juniata College and will begin law schoolthis fall. Jackson will be a sophomore atMarquette University and allows us to do hislaundry rather than wash it himself – he definitelyenjoyed MU making the Sweet 16 this past March.Braeden will be a 10th grader and is on a selectsoccer team and has found girls.
My best to everyone - if you are ever in theMilwaukee area, please give me a call. Finally, Iam always looking for folks to come in and guestlecture!
Mark
Ferree, DavidAssistant City AttorneyDes Moines International Airport5800 Fleur DrDes Moines, IA [email protected]@justice.com
Jellinger, Thomas C.Professor Emeritus6 Connemara LnBella Vista, AR [email protected]
Summer 2011
Greetings from Northwest Arkansas –
If you didn’t attend the 50th Con. E. ReunionCelebration last September you really missed afantastic affair! It was something I will longremember with deep appreciation. The mementosfrom that event occupy a prominent position in myden and I view them often with great pleasure.Everyone involved did a terrific job and made itan event I will always remember.
Life here in Northwest Arkansas is going alongrather smoothly. Had a little problem with a hiplast Fall, but that has cleared up and I’m back onthe golf course. Seeing so many of the pastgraduates last September was a special treat.Everyone was looking good and doing well. I’vealways said “If you don’t do better than thefaculty, then we’ve both failed!” I believe we’veboth succeeded far beyond my expectations!Some of the projects you folks are doing are veryimpressive, I couldn’t ask for a better affirmationof the Con. E. program. You have set highstandards for those who follow.
Some of you have reached the time when you’regetting ready to retire. I hope you enjoy yourretirement as much as I have. If your travels evertake you down my way, the Welcome Mat isalways out, just drop on in!
God Bless,Tom
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Roth, RonaldTemp Lecturer (28 years)1132 24th StWest Des Moines, IA [email protected]
Rowings, JimVP and Chief Learning OfficerKiewit CorporationKiewit PlazaOmaha, NE 68131
Russo, John G.Russo Consulting, Inc.P.O. Box 390053Edina, MN 55439952-944-7137 (Phone)952-935-9647 (Fax)
Another year gone by and I’m still working. Isuspect that some of my students from the earlyyears (early 70’s) may be going into retirementmode before me. I still see ConE grads from timeto time in my business, but activity is down sothere are not many activities.
We are very busy – the busiest we have ever been,and I’m trying hard to work less. Not a goodcombination. I feel pretty good for going on 68.Have continued to get some on-ice time helpingcoach hockey at Hamline University the past fewyears – and with a couple of (five) grand kidsplaying.
Susan is going strong. She retired from thebusiness three years ago but is very busy withgrandkids and volunteering at the art institute.
We have been to an (Iowa State mostly) superbowl party in Fort Myers, Florida the past coupleof years and see quite a few old acquaintancesfrom ISU and Ames. We are on and off in Floridanow in the winter for a total of about two monthseach year. Anybody else in the Cape Coral (Ft.Myers) area, give us a call (952-412-5869) andvisit.
My former children, now adult, are all doing well.All three are now in the Twin Cities and within 15
minutes. What a blessing to have them and theirchildren close by.
I’m looking for someone to take over myconsulting/project management business; so anygrads out there that might be interested, give me acall.
Sincerely,
John G. Russo, Ph.D.Ex. Faculty (1972-86), Head of ConE
Ward, IraAssoc. Prof. Emeritus12401 N 22nd St E-305Tampa, FL [email protected]
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Construction Engineering Program 50thAnniversary Celebration is a Success
Our department celebrated the50th anniversary for theconstruction engineering (ConE)program September 23-25, 2010.The weekend-long event includedan informal dinner, a golf outing,
a Reiman Gardens tour, a tailgate and a formalbanquet, among other activities.
Celebration guests included CCEE alumni andindustry friends. The banquet featured the ConEHall of Fame unveiling with its first inductees:Tom Jellinger, founder of the ConE program andKen Lewis and W.A. Klinger, both significantcontributors to the program. Another highlightwas the dedication of the Tom and Ro JellingerLaboratory. The anniversary celebration was agreat success and showcased the program’s manyaccomplishments. Today, the ConE program hasawarded 2,185 bachelors of science, 100 masters,and 11 doctoral degrees.
ConE Faculty Awards:
Jennifer Shane Receives 2010Distinguished Design-Build Leadership Award
(L-R) Krista Morris, ISU DBIA President; Kelly Strong, ConEAssociate Professor; Jennifer Shane, ConE Assistant Professor;Doug Gransberg, ConE Professor; Bo Weber, ISU DBIA VicePresident.
CCEE Assistant Professor Jennifer S. Shane,Ph.D, was the recipient of the 2010 DistinguishedDesign-Build Leadership Award from Design-Build Institute of America (DBIA) in the facultymember category. The award is given toindividuals who have demonstrated leadership inthe advancement of best design-build practicesand delivery.
Dr. Shane is a co-advisor of the Iowa StateUniversity (ISU) DBIA student chapter andteaches a graduate design-build course at ISU. She
also recently completed a research projectexamining the use of design-build in municipalwater and wastewater facilities. In 2004, Dr.Shane also won a leadership award in the studentcategory while attending the University ofColorado.
Other individuals at Iowa State University havealso received this honor. In 2007, CCEE AssociateProfessor Kelly Strong was awarded in the facultymember category. Leslie K. Peterson and BrianA. Harry were awarded in 2003 and 2008,respectively, in the student category.
Larry Cormicle honored at student banquet
CCEE Senior Lecturer Larry Cormicle wasrecognized at the 10th annual Engineering StudentLeadership banquet on February 8, 2010 for hiscontributions as an outstanding advisor and hiswork with the Associated General ContractorsStudent Chapter. “Larry oversees the entirecabinet and advises the president. He believes inallowing the cabinet to run the club, and he onlysteps in when necessary or asked...The singlegreatest thing Larry has done is recruited for ourchapter, but more importantly our department...there would not be 400+ construction engineers ifit weren’t for Larry.”
Larry also received the Outstanding AdviserAward as adviser for the Associated GeneralContractors Student Chapter, Engineering StudentCouncil, February 7, 2011.
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Doug Gransberg honored as Greenwood Chairat Medallion Ceremony (new ConE Professor)
Doug Gransberg
President Geoffroy reading the medallion to Donald and SharonGreenwood
Doug Gransberg and President Geoffroy
(left to right) President Geoffroy, Donald Greenwood, SharonGreenwood, Gwendolyn Gransberg, Doug Gransberg and DeanWickert
March 02, 2011 11:39 AMCategory: CCEE News
On Friday, Feb. 18, President Gregory L. Geoffreypresented a medallion to Douglas Gransberg, newConE faculty member, as the inaugural holder of
the Donald F. and Sharon A. Greenwood Chair inConstruction Engineering.
The Greenwoods, who graduated in the mid-'70sfrom Iowa State, established the endowed facultychair to preserve and promote the excellence ofthe faculty in the construction engineeringprogram. The Greenwood gift helped to recruitGransberg, world-class faculty member andresearcher, to Iowa State.
“I made a decision to focus the remainder of mycareer on mentoring the next generation ofconstruction educators and researchers,” saysGransberg in his speech. He shared his efforts ofmentoring untenured faculty members andpromoting the development of junior faculty asengineering educators, as well as creating high-impact networking research opportunities. TheTransportation Research Board of the NationalAcademies is among the sponsors of his work andhas helped to facilitate his role as an influentialand effective mentor to faculty, researchers,practitioners, and students.
Gransberg continues, “I would not be speaking toyou today if it were not from the strong foundationof support built by my colleagues, my students,and my family. My mother passed away last Mayand my father fell ill Monday and was unable toattend this event. Both would have been so proudto be here today.” He says, “They molded mycharacter, gave me their values, and demandedthat I not let reality get in the way of achieving mydreams. I adopted the motto: Virtute non Verbis –Latin for Deeds not Words. I got that from myparents.”
Gransberg also gave credit to his wife of 37 yearsas the “the real secret” to his success. She agreedfor the 14th time to relocate their family to Ames,when “Jim Alleman and Jonathon Wickert showedme that they were truly and deeply proud of theISU ConE program,” Gransberg continues, “It wasthe positive energy that I sensed emanating inAmes that sealed the deal. I hope to contribute thatsame energy in my own way. I thank theGreenwoods and the ISU community for this highhonor and I humbly pledge to deliver a positivereturn on this investment.
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Cornerstone Learning Community
Job Site ToursBy Daniel Dammann
As part of the ConE 122 Cornerstone LearningCommunity, we were given the opportunity to visita Russell Construction job site in downtown DesMoines. Our industry mentor, Josh Miltenberger,showed us around the construction site of the newYMCA Men’s Supportive Housing center. It was agreat chance to see first-hand what an exciting, andsometimes challenging, industry us students will beentering into soon. We always appreciate beingable to spend time with a Construction Engineeringgraduate. Josh provided us with insight on how to“get ahead of the game” and make it through theprogram with the skills necessary to succeed in ourupcoming careers. Job site tours are a greatopportunity for students to see what is currentlygoing on in the construction industry, help get usexcited about our futures, and to give us a chance toconverse with industry professionals.
By Austin Maginnis
The members of my Learning Community smallgroup attended a job site tour of the VeteransMemorial Remodel Project in downtown DesMoines put on by Ben Bunge of The WeitzCompany. In this photo, Ben is explaining theconcept of reinforcing the footings and size of thecolumns in the foundation of the VeteransMemorial. The Weitz Company is still in theprocess of converting the building from its previoususe as the site of the Iowa High School BasketballState Tournament to its new use as an entertainmentvenue for the greater Des Moines area.
Giving Back: Students Carry Out ServiceLearning ProjectsBy Kathleen Miller
Here are pictures of my learning community smallgroup volunteering for Bowling with Buddies atPerfect Games. The assignment was to dosomething for the community and we chose thisprogram through the ARC of Story County.Bowling with Buddies provides disabledcommunity members an opportunity to get out andhave fun in a safe environment.
The ARC also provides a discount for the players.While there, we greeted the players and kept trackof their names on a list. They also paid for us torent shows and bowl with the group. We wereencouraged to mingle with everyone, which is whatwe are doing in the pictures. It was a lot of fun tosee their excitement in knocking pins down and tosee how good some of them are despite beingdisabled.
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It just goes to show that even with having adisadvantage in life. People can achieve anything ifthey set their mind to it.
Job Site Tour: Iowa State Veterinary MedicalCenterBy Austin Gehm
For our jobsite tour assignment, my group visitedthe renovation project at the Iowa State VeterinaryMedical Center with JE Dunn Construction. Thiswas a very rewarding opportunity for us as we wereable to see first-hand the ins and outs of anoperating construction site.
We were shown the kinds of things that we will bedoing in the future and learned about daily obstacleswe will encounter. My favorite piece ofinformation I took from this experience is theknowledge that everyday provides a new challenge.It excites me to know that each day will bringsomething different.
Special Points of Interest: Number of Freshmen: 48 Number of Transfer Students: 57
Learning Community Coordinators:Fall 2010: Beth Hartmann
Kristin MauroSpring 2011: Larry Cormicle
Kristin Mauro
Fall 2010 Peer Mentors:Dan Blake Trevor BownMaria Hannasch Trevor OttoRenee Pike Terese RagallerPhill Shaw Kyle VansiceDavid Warning Lee Yocum
Spring 2011 Peer Mentors:Dan Blake Trevor BrownMaria Hannasch Andy HodgeJared Neiers Trevor OttoHannah Pechmann Grant ReimersBryce Satterly Justin Wenger
Thank you Beth!
Beth Hartmann, lecturer for the CCEE Departmentand co-coordinator of the learning community thepast couple semesters, will not be back in learningcommunity in the spring. The College ofEngineering has asked her to help develop aleadership program so she will be focusing her timeon that endeavor. Larry Cormicle, senior lecturer,will take over her position as co-coordinator. Bethhas invested a lot in her short duration as co-coordinator and we will all miss her leadership andenthusiasm. Thank you, Beth, for all you havecontributed to making learning community asuccess!
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ConE Learning Community receivesOutstanding Innovations AwardThe Construction Engineering CornerstoneLearning Community wasselected to receive the 2010Learning CommunitiesOutstanding Innovationsaward. This award honorsmembers of the Iowa Statecommunity who have madenew and creativecontributions to learning communities.
Congratulations to CCEE construction engineeringadvisor Kristin Mauro (pictured) and CCEElecturer Beth Hartmann for their hard work. Bethsaid, "I couldn’t be more proud of everyone fortheir excellent ideas, work, and continuousimprovement to make the Cornerstone LearningCommunity one of the best on campus. I also wantto thank Trevor Otto and Jordan Hutchens fortheir student letters, which were part of ournomination package."
Kristin, Beth and the peer mentors at the end of thesemester get together.
Ali Bitar (BS ConE ‘80)
Ali Bitar at Runway1C-19CRehabilitationcontract with the mainterminal at Dulles andthe old Control Towerbehind.
Ali started his career as a Project Manager for alocal company in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia and workedin the Kingdom for seven years. He moved back toUSA working for the The Lane ConstructionCorporation for seven years and started his ownfranchise. After five years, he returned to the fieldto become the General Manager for Quality Controlfor a DOD JOCK contractor (Beneco Enterprisesout of Salt Lake Utah, after Beneco was bought outby IT Group.)
In 2001, He joined Delon Hampton and Associates,which is part of the joint venture ParsonsManagement Company, as a Resident Engineer atDulles International Airport, where he has beensince promoted to Senior Resident Engineer. Theprogram management contract was re-bid and, as aresult, Ali stayed at the same position but changedcompanies in joining Belstar Inc., which is aminority contractor for the PMC (Like all Federalcontracts, it requires 25% minority participation).PMC is the Program Manager for WashingtonMetropolitan Airport Authority for the two airportsWashington Dulles and Ronald Reagan NationalAirport.
One of the contract highlights he has worked on isthe North Area Roadway’s 220 million dollar RoadImprovement of the Dulles Access Highway, andhis latest contract is the Rehabilitation of Runway1C -19C contract with 15 Million dollars ofstimulus money and 6 million FAA funding.
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ConE Internship Program
The internship/coop program by constructionengineering students for the summer of 2011 hasone hundred-eleven (111) students participating.This is an increase of 58% from the summer of2010 enrollment.
Many of you have been hiring our constructionengineering students for years as summer interns,with great success in hiring new graduates a year ortwo later. My personal thanks to all alumni andtheir employers for your continued support of theintern/coop program. For those of you that have yetto recruit our students for intern assignments,consider adding our program to your hiring goalsand begin recruiting this fall for next summer’sinterns. With our undergrad enrollment at almost400 students, you will find almost every studentlooking for that intern position.
The internship and coop program for constructionengineering students is a great way for employers tobegin recruiting our future grads. Many of ourrecent graduates accepted their first job with anemployer that they worked for at least one term asan intern.
Many employers prefer to hire students as internsfor either a summer, or for an eight month periodcovering either the spring and summer semesters, orthe summer and fall semesters. Whether a threemonth summer only, or an eight month twosemester term, employers are increasing finding thisintern or coop arrangement the best way to findfuture new graduates.
The intern/coop program is administered byEngineering Career Services within the College ofEngineering. Check out the web site below formore information for employers:
http://www.engineering.iastate.edu/ecs/employers.html
The intern/coop program is provided at no cost toeither the student or the employer. The reporting is
simplified and is paperless using a web-basedreporting system. Students and employers will findthe reporting process quick and easy at the end ofthe student’s intern/coop work period.
We are asking all students that have a summerintern position to formally sign up for the internshipprogram. Many students that work the threesummer months as an intern have elected to not signup for the formal program. In the ever tighteningbudget situation at ISU, the more we can documentthe summer intern experience, the more successfulwe will be in obtaining the financial resources forour program. As employers we ask that youstrongly encourage your intern employees toparticipate in the formal intern/coop program. Theirinvolvement begins with a short meeting with me asthe faculty advisor of the intern/coop program.Your support would be greatly appreciated.
Just as a side note, for the entire college ofengineering there are 457 summer intern/coopengineering students enrolled for the summer of2011. The construction engineering total of 111comprises 24 percent of the entire college ofengineering summer intern students. Yet the ConEundergraduate enrollment of 385 last springsemester is only 7 percent of the total undergraduateenrollment in the College of Engineering.
Larry W. CormicleFaculty Advisor for Intern/Coop ProgramConstruction Engineering
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ConE WomenArticle by Jennifer Shane
The ConE Ladies had another busy year, kickedoff by a picnic at a local park on September 12.Kiewit continued to sponsor the student’smembership and participation in the NationalAssociation of Women in Construction. InNovember the ladies visited Hubbell in DesMoines and toured several job sites includinghouses and apartments under construction. InDecember five ladies graduated. In January, Dr.Shane hosted the ladies at her house to kick offanother semester. The spring company/job sitevisit took the ladies to Minneapolis to visitMortenson. On this trip we had the uniqueexperience of visiting the Minnesota Zoo and theLakewood Mausoleum. Finally, the spring saweight ladies graduate from ConE. For bothgraduations the program continued the newtradition of presenting a gift to the graduatingseniors, pink hard hats.
This year the ladies of civil engineering paid anenormous compliment to the ConE Ladies bystarting their own Civil Ladies group. The twogroups participated in a snow tubing eventtogether in January.
Additionally, one of the ladies that graduated inDecember, Claire Bassett, continued to makewaves with a group of Girl Scouts that she becameinvolved with in the 2009-2010 academic year.This year the Flying Monkeys, led in part byClaire, participated in the FIRST Lego Leaguecompetition and developed a prosthetic device tohelp a little girl born with a congenital handdeformity grip pencil or crayon to color and write.Claire and the Flying Monkeys appeared in theIowa State Daily, the Ames Tribune, and on theDes Moines news several times. The team alsowon the Global Innovation Award which willprovide the team with $20,000 towards patentingand prototyping their invention.
Figure 1 Hubbell visit
Figure 2 Mortenson visit
Figure 3 Graduating and returning ConE ladies
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MCA Student Chapter
It has been a year of continued traditions and newactivities for the ISU Mechanical ContractorsAssociation Student Chapter.
For a few, this year actually began in June with anew fundraiser. With great support from the MCAof Iowa, our first sporting clays event was held atthe Highland Hideaway Hunting Club inRiverside, Iowa. A group of contractors, designer,suppliers, and students braved a stormy day andenjoyed a great day of shooting.
The fall semester began with many new facesaround the student chapter and high expectationsfor the year to come. We kicked off the year witha pizza and game night at Perfect Games here inAmes. There was a great turnout for the event andstudents were able to enjoy food, bowling andlaser tag, as well as get acquainted with thestudent chapter.
We had two other major events in the fallsemester. First, four students attended the MCAAStudent Summit in Chicago, Illinois. Along withattending presentations by a number of mechanicalcontractors and designers, the group alsoparticipated in a mini team competition and sharedour chapter’s activities with the other schools. Wealso toured ITT’s Bell & Gossett manufacturingfacility and the Ann and Robert H. LurieChildren’s Hospital jobsite. To cap of the event,MCAA arranged an architectural boat tour of thecity.
The second major event was the annual golfouting hosted by the Harvester Golf Club inRhodes, Iowa. Similar to the sporting clays event,it was another blustery day. We were still pleasedwith the turnout and everyone enjoyed a round ofgolf.
Besides these events, the student chapter had itsregular monthly meetings and submitted aproposal for the MCAA Student ChapterCompetition. We didn’t place as well as hoped,but the competition was a great learningexperience for all who helped out.
The spring semester hasn’t been quite as packed asfar as major events go. We did, however, send twostudents to the MCAA Annual Convention. It was
held in Wailea, Maui, Hawaii. They had theopportunity to hear speakers present on the mostcurrent happenings as well as the future of ourindustry. They were also able to meet numerouscontractors from central Iowa and others fromacross the country. In mid-March a small group ofstudents made a day trip to the SPX Coolingresearch and development facility in Kansas City.Their labs are completely underground in largecaves, making this a unique site to visit.
Still to come this semester are tours of an activejobsite and of an existing building’s mechanicalsystem. We’re expecting great turnouts for bothtours and are excited to get more real worldexperience in our industry.
This has been a great year for the MCA StudentChapter. Many students have had the chance toshare fun and educational experiences and haveadvanced their futures in our industry through thechapter. Many thanks go out to the CCEEDepartment, our faculty adviser Brad Perkins, andthe MCA of Iowa for making this year possible.We’re looking forward to continuing similarevents and traditions in the years to come.
NECA Student Chapter
As a student-run organization NECA focuses onhelping our members succeed in both school andindustry. Our goals are to integrate students andyoung professionals into the ElectricalConstruction Industry. We do thisby promoting interaction between constructionengineering and electrical engineering studentsand professionals of electrical construction. Wealso help said students in pursuit of internships,co-ops, and future employment. The Green EnergyChallenge plays a large part in achieving thesegoals. It is a nationwide competition in whichgroups create a proposal for improving the energyefficiency and carbon footprint of a localbuilding.
This year NECA has held three general meetings.We had speakers from Baker Electric, NelsonElectric, and the Iowa State faculty. Also, we haveput together a team for competing in the 2011Green Energy Challenge, which will focus onimproving the efficiency of the Hellser dorm oncampus.
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National Construction AssociationAwards Student Groups in California,Iowa, and Kansas With OutstandingChapter AwardThree College Organizations Receive Top Awardsfor Building a Better Quality of Life in theirCommunity
California State Chico, Iowa State and KansasState Universities are home to the nation’s topcollegiate construction associations this yearaccording to an analysis of award applicationsconducted by the Associated General Contractorsof America. As a result, the three student groupswill each receive the association’sOutstanding Student Chapter award.
“These chapters not only learned new skills whilecontributing to a good cause but also builtrelationships with many different organizations inthe community,” said Ted Aadland, theassociation's president and president of Portland,Ore.–based Aadland Evans Constructors. “It’sclear that these students are the future of ourindustry and we look forward to what they willbring to the world of construction.”
Aadland noted that the California State University,Chico AGC Student Chapter was selected as thetop student group, largely for its work buildingnew transitional housing for victims of domesticviolence. The project consisted of 266 studentswho built two 840 square feet houses in nine days.The effort totaled roughly 15,000 man-hours,including planning and developing and post-project work. In addition to the transitionalhousing project, the students renovated a localemergency homeless shelter, Torres Shelter, byadding on additional sleeping rooms and offices.The University chapter was also named one of thebest chapters last year. Thanks to theiraccomplishments, the student chapter will receive$1,500 to help finance their operations.
Iowa State University Associated GeneralContractors was selected as the second-beststudent group thanks to its work building newhandicap accessible ramps along the Skunk RiverWater Trail in Ames, Iowa. The group broughttogether many local organizations to invest nearly300 man-hours building these ramps. As aresult, it will receive $750 from the association.
Kansas State University’s AGC Student Chapterwas named the nation’s third-best studentconstruction group for its continued efforts inrebuilding the Hurricane-devastated city of NewOrleans. A group of 25 volunteers invested over900 hours to help renovate the homes of threeKatrina victims, which involved a wide rangeof residential construction tasks and also a roofingjob. Kansas State was also a recipient of one theawards last year. The association will provide thechapter with $400.
A panel of six judges representing a cross-sectionof the construction industry evaluated theapplications for this year’s Student ChapterAwards contest. School groups were rated basedon their accomplishments during the 2009-2010school year. There are approximately 200University-level student construction groupsnationwide.
Spring Break 2011
ISU AGC Student Chapter volunteers theirlabor and construction skills.
The Iowa State University Associated GeneralContractors of America, Student Chapter (AGC)spent Spring Break helping people in need. Sincethe flooding of Iowa in 2008, the AGC focusedtheir attention away from the damage left byHurricane Katrina in the Gulf and towards theirneighbors in Eastern Iowa. This year, the AGChelped the people of Cedar Rapids, Palo, and IowaCity.
Private contractors supported the service trip.Their donations made it possible to mobilize theorganization, feed the volunteers, and perform themuch-needed work.
The AGC coordinated with Hope CommunityDevelopment Association in Cedar Rapids, theCity of Palo, and the Iowa City Habitat forHumanity. The communities in those areas stillfeel the sting of the 2008 floods. The area is in astate of transition – demolition of flood-ravishedhomes is finishing while the people await theconstruction of over 280 new homes. However,
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funding slated for post-flood reconstruction isslow-coming and becoming scarce, and theresidents are running out of steam.
The AGC mobilized on Friday, March 11 andworked throughout the weekend and followingweek. The AGC members are primarily studentsof construction engineering (ConE), and many areskilled in construction trades. These membersmanaged the crews and construction on theground. Project types were varied and includedfoundation construction, floor and wall framing;drywall, insulation and siding installation,cabinetry, fencing, and playground and dugoutconstruction.
Project highlights include:
Palo- Playground- Backstop- Dugout Roofs- Depot Foundation- Garage Siding for Military Family- Finish Trim- PaintCedar Rapids- Addition to Home.- Insulation and Drywall (2400 SF)- Floor Framing for 2-Family Home
Over two years had gone by and this home stillhad no drywall or insulation installed. The floorjoists were incorrectly fixed and the second floorwas sagging three inches. We went in and trued uptheir floor by installing new joists and girders.From there we furred out the walls, insulated, anddry walled the remaining parts that we could. Thishome was occupied by two families with acombined 5 children. The father was an ironworked that had been laid off for over a year. Thishome truly gave everyone the feeling that theywere here for a purpose.Iowa City- Finish work in Habitat Re-store- Garage roof and roofing- Stoop- Fence for Veteran’s dog
The residents of Eastern Iowa were extremelythankful for our work. This was the third year wehad made an appearance in Palo. When wecontacted them to let the town know that we were
interested in coming, they lined up enough workto keep everyone in town because they had seenwhat we capable of. The city employees were verygrateful for the students because the town seemedto be exhausted and was running low on ambitionto get all of these projects completed. Going backand talking to the homes owners that we hadhelped rehabilitate in 2009 was one of the mostrewarding parts of this trip. They knew all thereturning students by name and asked if everyonecould stay a couple of hours to talk. Thiscommitment to service has touched more thancommunities and towns. Homeowners once againhave a renewed desire to work on their houses andturn them into their homes.
The members of the AGC were equally affectedby the nature of the service trip. Many who hadnot been on this trip before took away a lot morethan they thought they would. With all the tragedythat struck in 2008, many people thoughteverything was put back together. That’s not thecase and every student realizes that now afterspending a week helping families out. The weatheron the trip was a little on the brisk side. With 10degrees and 20 mph wind the dugouts were builtwith many breaks in order not to get too cold.
The AGC’s mission is to help those who cannothelp themselves. That said, the organization foundtime for rest and recreation. The AGC toured theFederal Courthouse which was still underconstruction in Cedar Rapids and the Palo TownHall. A Friday-night fish fry hosted by the AGCand the JCs of Palo was a member-favorite event.Over 450 people gathered that night to enjoy adelicious meal and exchange stories.
In short, the trip was poetry-inspiring. An AGCalum writes:
“…Here are the ConE’s, piling out of the vansWith saws, levels and drills in all of their hands…Each morning they left their beds, long before thesun wokeAnd did not quit working until their bodies feltbroke…From what had been just lumber, new homes hadaroseBecause they weren’t just builders, those ConEswere heroes”
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Four Iowa State University Teams PlaceFirst and Sweep the Associated Schoolsof Construction Region IV StudentCompetition (2009)
Four teams of ISU Construction Engineeringstudents won first place at the 17th annualAssociated Schools of Construction Region IVCompetition that was held in Nebraska City,Nebraska on October 28-31, 2009. Thecommercial, design-build, heavy/civil andresidential teams all placed first. In the seventeenyear history of the Associate Schools ofConstruction Region IV Student Competition, thisis the first ever sweep of all four divisionschampionships by one university. Over the pasteight years ISU construction engineering teamshave placed first seventeen times.
The commercial team responded to a mockrequest for proposals for a $5.7 million project forthe AKSARBEN VILLAGE – Office Building 5Core & Shell. The 37,011 SF building is thefuture home office for the DLR Group in Omaha,Nebraska, who is also the design architect for theproject. The project will have LEED goldcertification. The winning commercial teammembers are: Matt Karns (team captain), AustinDavis, Nate Stevenson, Luke Daugherty, TylerKumm and Kathryn Kern. In recent years thecommercial team placed first in 2003, 2004, 2006,2007 and 2009.
The design-build team responded to a mockrequest for the Armed Forces Reserve TrainingFacility and Field Equipment Shop in ColoradoSprings, CO with a Guaranteed Maximum Price of$ 65,243,231. The project consists ofapproximately 120,000 gross square feet ofclassrooms, administrative areas, assembly hall,kitchen, simulator rooms, weapon vaults, andmedical suites designed to support the training ofthe four Colorado Armed Forces Reservebranches; Army National Guard, US ArmyReserve, US Navy Reserve, and US Marine CorpsReserve. This project also consists of a 50,000gross square foot Field Equipment Shop withoffices and maintenance work bays for militaryvehicles. The facility and site must be compliantwith AF/FP requirements, and achieve a LEEDSilver rating. The winning design/build teammembers are: Angela Rohde (team captain), Peter
Kataras, Jimmy Hilton, Rob Cotan, AnthonyBrown and Beau Artist (architecture). This is theeleventh out of the last twelve years that thedesign-build team has won this first place award.
The heavy/civil team responded to a mock requestfor proposals for the $11.1 million Sandy RiverConduit Relocation in Portland, Oregon. Theproject involved the excavation of a tunnel 105feet below ground level, beneath the Sandy River,for two six foot in diameter conduits which carry80% of Portland's water supply. The project alsoinvolved a 30 foot and two nine foot in diametervertical shafts for access. Heavy/civil teammembers are: Tanner Wilks (team captain), NickRoberts, Scott Hoskins, Andrew Trible, Cole VanRyswyk and Ryan Noteboom. In recent years theheavy/civil team placed first in 2004, 2005 and2009. They also have placed second or third infive prior competitions.
The residential team responded to a mock requestfor the Ridgemoor Estates residential developmentlocated in western Omaha, Nebraska. Theysubmitted a development proposal to a lendinginstitution to request financing to develop 315single family homes on 78 acres of land. Theproposal included a market analysis, marketingplan, site plan, schedule, construction estimatesand financial proforma. The winning residentialteam members are: Mike Pokorney (team captain),Blake Pratt, Dave Warning, Branton Smith, WesHazelett and Rachel Rottinghaus. In seven yearsthat ISU has competed in the residential division,this is their third first-place finish.
All teams were allowed only eighteen hours in ahotel room with six computers and four printers todevelop a unlimited page proposal including fullschedule, estimate, and company qualifications,with the design-build team also producing tenarchitectural design computer drawings andbuilding a computer generated three-dimensionalmodel of the project. Thirty-five hours later, allteams made a twenty minute presentation insupport of their proposal to a group of industryjudges who were involved in construction of theactual project followed by ten minutes ofquestions and answers.
ISU faculty member Larry Cormicle, (ISU ConE‘78), coached all four teams prior and during thecompetition. Twenty-nine teams from thirteen
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universities competed representing the states ofNorth Dakota, South Dakota, Minnesota, Iowa,Nebraska, Missouri and Kansas.
Three Iowa State teams place first,another places second in constructionengineering competition (2010)
Three teams of construction engineering studentsfrom Iowa State University placed first in the 18thAnnual Associated Schools of Construction (ASC)Region IV Student Competition held October 27-30, 2010 in Nebraska City, Nebraska. Thecommercial, design-build and residential teamsplaced first. The heavy/highway team placedsecond. This was the third time that Iowa Stateteams have placed first in three out of the fourdivisions. Twenty-seven teams (six students perteam) representing 13 universities from Iowa,Kansas, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, NorthDakota, and South Dakota competed. Over thepast 9 years, Iowa State teams have placed first 20times.
Each team had 18 hours and the use of 6computers and 3 printers to develop acomprehensive proposal in response to a mockrequest for proposals. In addition the design-buildteam produced eight architectural design computerdrawings and built a computer generated three-dimensional model of the project. Uponcompletion of their proposals, each team gave 20-minute presentations in support of their proposalto a group of industry judges who were involvedin construction of the actual projects. Ten minutesof questions and answers followed eachpresentation.
The commercial team responded to a mockrequest for proposals for a $20.3 million projectfor the Columbia Orthopaedic Group Institute.The 70,500 square foot three-story office buildingis located in Columbia, Missouri. The medicalbuilding contains four operating rooms and a MRIsuite on the first floor, plus administrative officesand medical exam offices on the second and thirdlevels. The winning commercial team membersare seniors Kathryn Kern (team captain), EricaKabat, and Bailey Marlow; junior Tyler Kumm;and sophomores Justin Wenger and HannahPechmann. The commercial team has won thefirst place award 6 out of the past 9 years.
The design-build team responded to a mockrequest for the San Martin Elementary School forthe California Unified School Board, with aguaranteed maximum price of $24,993,000. Theproject consisted of classrooms, administrativeareas, a gymnasium, and common areas for 840students, faculty and staff. The design placedemphasis on environmental responsivenessthrough solar design, ventilation, and sustainablebuilding. Additionally, the design was grounded inresearch into early child development to enhancethe success and well-being of the students. Thefacility and site had to qualify for a LEED Goldrating. The winning design/build team membersare seniors Zach Dennis and Jacob Conkin; juniorsRob Cotan (team captain), and Lauren Caswell;sophomore Trevor Otto; and architecture seniorAndrew Dickman. The design-build team has wonthe first place award 12 out of the last 13 years.
The heavy/highway team responded to a mockrequest for proposals for the $9.4 million I-430/I-630 Interchange Modifications (Phase II) locatedin Little Rock, Arkansas. The project consisted ofdemolishing and replacing the I-430 overpasses.Since the interchange was so busy, road closureswere not allowed and lane closures were restrictedto nights only. The project was further limited bya 365 working day maximum. Heavy/highwayteam members are seniors Scott Hoskins (teamcaptain), Ryan Noteboom and Lauren Wiest;junior Cole Van Ryswyk; and sophomores GrantReimers and Jordan Einck. The heavy/highwayteam has won the first place award 3 out of the last6 years, and placed second 2 out of the last 6years.
The residential team responded to a mock requestfor a residential development located in Papillion,Nebraska. They submitted a development proposalto a lending institution to request financing todevelop 93 single-family homes on 17 acres ofland. The proposal included a market analysis,marketing plan, site plan, schedule, constructionestimates, and financial proforma. Considerationswere made regarding water runoff for the site planas well as reducing energy consumption on eachof the houses. The winning residential teammembers are seniors David Warning (teamcaptain), Logan Brinkman and Wesley Hinnah;juniors Wes Hazelett and Rachel Rottinghaus; andsophomore Jace Christensen. The residential team
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has won the first place award 3 out of the past 4years.
Larry Cormicle, a 1978 B.S. and 2010 M.S.construction engineering alum and facultymember in construction engineering, coached allfour teams prior to and during the competition.Mr. Cormicle has coached all four teams over thepast nine years.
Iowa State University Receives SecondPlace in AGC Outstanding StudentChapter ContestOctober 29, 2010 02:32 PMCategory: CCEE News
Iowa State University Associated GeneralContractors (AGC) Student Chapter was awardedsecond place in the 2010 AGC OutstandingStudent Chapter Contest for its work building newhandicap accessible ramps along the Skunk RiverWater Trail in Ames, Iowa. The group broughttogether numerous local organizations to investnearly 300 man-hours building these ramps tobenefit their community.
"Community service is the cornerstone of ourstudent chapter,” says Scott Hoskins, senior inConstruction Engineering and current AGCStudent Chapter President. “We do it first andforemost to give back to our community, but wealso use it as a way for members with constructionexperience to teach other inexperienced membersskills they would not learn otherwise. Our advisorLarry Cormicle has told us for many years: It isnot enough to simply make money—you are not asuccessful contractor until you give back to thecommunity that you work in. We have taken thisattitude to heart when it comes to organizingactivities for our student chapter.” Hoskins wasthe community service representative last year thatorganized the boat ramp project.
Each year, AGC recognizes the top three studentchapters for their dedication to community andpublic service projects. First prize went toCalifornia State University, Chico and third toKansas State University.
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Sigma Lambda Chi
Sigma Lambda Chi (SLC) is an internationalhonor society for Construction. The ConstructionEngineering program at ISU is home to the Rhochapter of SLC. The fundamental purpose of SLCis to provide recognition to outstanding students inthe construction curricula. Sigma Lambda Chi isopen to students in the top 20% of the junior andsenior ConE class. Upon initiation, new inducteesare lifetime members. The 2010-2011 academicyear welcomed the initiation of 15 new members.
As an honor society SLC provides services to thecommunity, university, and department. This yearwe hosted ten Hotel Lego events. These events arefor grades K-12 and introduce students to ConEand ISU. SLC enjoys hosting these events toencourage future ISU students to considerengineering and the construction program as apossible major.
This past fall SLC helped with the celebration ofthe 50th Anniversary of the ConE program byhelping with and attending the 50th Anniversarybanquet. At that event, SLC sold ConE polo andspecial 50th Anniversary polo’s and jackets tostudents, faculty and guests.
This next year SLC plans to continue with ourinitiations, service and social events.
Spring 2011 Initiates
Fall 2010 Initiates
Hotel Lego
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NAHB StudentChapter
National Association ofHome Builders
The goals of the ISU National Association ofHome Builders (NAHB) Student Chapter are todevelop and support an interest in residentialconstruction and development. The key objectivesused to accomplish this goal shall be to:
Promote communication and networkingbetween the industry and student members.
Familiarize the students, faculty andadministration with the professionalcharter and economic impact of theresidential industry.
To promote and emphasize professionaland social aspects of the studentorganization.
To acquaint the students with the newtrends and ideas in the residentialconstruction industry so that he/she may bebetter prepared for his/her future work.
Approaching the fifth year as a ConstructionEngineering student organization, our membershipbase has expanded tremendously over the pastcouple of years. Student involvement has been alarge part of our success. This past year weintroduced the successes and failures of landdevelopment, the new home design process, lathand plaster methods, and green buildingtechniques. We also brought in a large Midwesthome builder to talk about production homebuilding, giving students another perspective onbuilding homes. Each year we end with our lastmeeting introducing the housing market and whatit takes to buy a house. This is targeted to studentsinterested in purchasing a home in the next coupleof years and focuses on realtor relationships andfinancing options.
We are closely involved with the local HomeBuilders Association helping with variouscommunity outreach projects. Our students havethe opportunity to attend Ames Home BuildersAssociation meetings to learn about current
housing issues and interact with industrymembers.
In January, six of our members competed for thefourth consecutive year in the NAHB ResidentialConstruction Management Competition inOrlando, FL. The project was a model homecomplex with administrative sales offices for anon your lot custom building in the North Carolinaregion. The team put together a full developmentproposal complete with construction estimate,schedule, project management, marketing, andgreen initiatives packages. The proposal was thenpresented to a panel of judges acting as investorswith the intent to convince them the developmentwould be a profitable project. We finished 15th inthe field of 35 teams from across the country.
Our attendance at our monthly meetings,community service and social events show thegreat potential our chapter has in continuing to beone of the strong organizations in the ConstructionEngineering Program at Iowa State University.
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The DBIA StudentChapter at IowaState University is astudent-runorganization devotedto promotingknowledge ofdesign-build andrelated topics. It isopen to any studentinterested in theintegration of both
design and construction into a single-source entity.
With nearly thirty active members, students arestriving to become more involved with thechapter. The year started with a kick-off meetingin September featuring Dean McCormick aspresenter. Mr. McCormick spoke to the studentsabout the current construction projects occurringat Iowa State, the effects of this summer’sflooding events on campus, and what to expect infuture years. After a successful start, twelvestudents volunteered to help at the DBIA-IowaChapter annual golf tournament just a few dayslater. Although it rained, students determined thatit was still a success and enjoyed the experience ofinteracting with industry personnel.
In October, the US Army Corps of EngineersRock Island District presented on current projectsthey have at Saylorville Lake, Iowa. The Chapterconcluded the month by sending two students tothe DBIA National Convention in Las Vegas.They were fortunate to be there, along withChapter Advisor Dr. Kelly Strong, to witnessChapter Advisor Dr. Jennifer Shane receive anational leadership award. The chapter hopes tosend more students to next year’s NationalConvention in Orlando, Florida. In November,Woodruff Companies out of Ames, IA presentedat the chapter’s general meeting. The semesterended with a Sunday “Funday” event of snacksand games, right before Dead Week, to givestudents a break from studying for finals.
The start of the Spring Semester brought a lot ofchanges to the club’s traditional monthlymeetings. Students enjoyed a tour of Iowa State’sSukup Basketball Facility hosted by ChrisJorgenson and the athletic department. The
attendance for this event was high, and PaulKoester, DBIA-Iowa Chapter President, attendedthe event as well. For the chapter’s generalmeeting in March, Nathan Hagberg from Wolin &Associates, Inc. spoke to students about theprogress of design-build legislation in Iowa.Oretta Smith of the DBIA Mid-America Regioncame in April to talk about national design-buildawards.
The Chapter sent eight students to the Design-Build in Transportation Conference in Kansas Cityin late March. A lot of networking took placeamong students and industry professionals. Theconference was available to students at a reducedcost thanks to a sponsorship given by HNTB(Howard, Needles, Tammen & Bergendoff). As a
thank you for their support, students were able tovisit HNTB’s headquarters in Kansas City andlearn about current projects they are working on.
Sponsoring the student chapter this year is DBIA-Mid America Region, Interstate Systems of SiouxCity, and HNTB. If you would like to helpsponsor the student chapter please send us an e-mail at [email protected]. Thank you to all of thisyear’s sponsors! For more information pleasevisit our website at http://www.isudbia.org.
Figure 4. 2010-2011 Student Chapter Cabinet Members: TreasurerTrevor Otto, President Krista Morris, Secretary Colin Judd, VP BoWeber, Webmaster Tim Van Hiel
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Krista MorrisISU-DBIA Student Chapter President 2011
The Jellinger Lecture Series welcomesits first speaker Tudor Van Hampton
Chuck Jahren and Tudor Van HamptonMarch 02, 2011 02:13 PMCategory: CCEE Events
On February 24, the Jellinger Lecture Serieswelcomed its first speaker Tudor Van Hamptonfor his lecture entitled, “Operator Training andCertification Requirements”.
During his visit to CCEE, Van Hampton gave alunchtime lecture, which was open to the public,as well as a lecture to the ConE 322 class. He gavea short presentation to the ConE LearningCommunity. He also discussed writing at agraduate student meeting and enjoyed dinner withfaculty, graduate students and peer mentors.
Tudor Van Hampton is Engineering News-Record’s (ENR) Midwest Bureau Chief and has a
writing background spanning more than a decadein science and technology. Van Hampton hasreported from all around the world, includingEurope, the Middle East and China. He is aregular contributor to The New York Times forthe automotive sector and provides on-the-airbusiness analysis for national television and radionews stations.
Van Hampton holds bachelor degrees in Englishand Theatre & Film from the University of Kansasand is a Certified Crane Operator.
On March 30, the Jellinger Lecture Serieswelcomed its second speaker Susan L. Tighe forher lecture entitled, “Sustainable PavementEngineering: How to Incorporate into Design,Construction and Maintenance”.
Susan L. Tighe is the Canada Research Chair(CRC) in Sustainable Pavement and InfrastructureManagement and Director of the Centre forPavement and Transportation Technology, Dr.Tighe’s key research areas include:
Sustainable pavement engineering andmanagement
Evaluation of climate change on roads Long life infrastructure Application of asset management to
highway and airport operations Designing and building safer roads and
airfields Life cycle economic analysis for
infrastructure management and evaluatingmaterials
Development and evaluation ofinfrastructure management systemcomponents
Solar technology in roads and pavementinfrastructure - Researchers at theUniversity of Waterloo, within the faculty
Students attended Design-Build Transportation Conference in KansasCity: Kyle Nelson, Tim Van Hiel, Colin Judd, Bo Weber, Will Cord, KristaMorris, Neil Wysocki, Matt McDanel
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of engineering are collaborating to developa solar technology that could be used in asolar road.
On April 21, Cliff Schexnayder, Ph.D., PE,Eminent Scholar Emeritus, Arizona StateUniversity, presented the third JellingerDistinguished Lecture.
Cliff’s presentation titled “Bridge and RoadPerformance-Maule Earthquake Chile 2010” wasabout the design and construction of bridges inChile and the impacts of the 2010 magnitude 8.8earthquake. Cliff discussed the use ofdiaphragms, shear keys, and other bridgecomponents and their success or failure during theearthquake. Cliff also talked about the aftermathand rebuilding the structures, including the lessonslearned. Cliff concluded talking about theobligations of engineers to design and buildeconomical and safe structures and the need to usecare when making judgments.
CE.ConE junior Krista Morris selectedfor US Navy's collegiate programDecember 20, 2010 04:01 PMCategory: CCEE News
Krista Morris, a junior in Civil Engineering andthe President of the Iowa State Design-BuildInstitute of America student chapter, was one of11 students selected in the Nation to become partof the United States Navy's Civil Engineer Corps(CEC) Collegiate Program.
On December 10, 2010, Krista raised her hand andtook an oath to serve her country in the U.S. Navyat the Memorial Union at Iowa State
University. Krista's father, Vilas Morris, a formerMarine, delivered the oath. Beth Hartmann,lecturer in the CCEE Department and Retired U.S.Navy CEC Officer, served as the WitnessingOfficer. Krista is now serving as an E3 in theNavy. She is receiving full pay and benefits tofinish her degree. Upon graduation, Krista willattend Officer Candidate School and receive herCommission as an Ensign in the U.S. Navy's CEC.
(Pictured left to right): Vilas Morris, Krista Morris and BethHartmann
News from Paul GirouxPaul Giroux (BS ConE ’79)
Paul Giroux delivered the closing presentation“Building Hoover Dam” in October 2010 at theAmerican Society of Civil Engineering’s (ASCE)Hoover Dam 75th Anniversary Symposium in LasVegas.
Hoover Dam was unprecedented in its challenges,size, and scope. Requiring 3.25 million cubicyards of concrete, building Hoover Dam requiredthe convergence of extraordinary men, machines,and methods in order to meet the challenge.Utilizing a combination of historic photographsand dynamic animation techniques, Paul Girouxbrings the construction of the dam to life,providing a unique learning opportunity.
In May of 2008, Giroux was the ASCE Chairmanfor the Brooklyn Bridge 125th anniversarycelebration and delivered the featured presentationfor the three day event. He is currently serving as
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the ASCE Chairman for the Golden Gate Bridge75th anniversary.
Paul Giroux
Cover of Spring2010 issue ofASPIRE
Paul Giroux (BS ConE ‘79) was featured in theSpring 2010 issue of ASPIRE: The ConcreteBridge Magazine for his work with sustainablebridges. The article features Paul’s work with theT-Rex Project. Denver’s T-Rex Project resultedfrom the Colorado Department of Transportationand the Regional Transportation District teamingto deliver the nation’s first multimodal project touse the design-build delivery method. Seventy-five bridges and tunnels were built as part of theproject, which has enhanced national, regional,and local mobility along the I-25 and I-225corridors.
Iowa State graduate student receivesnational recognition
Iowa State Universitygraduate studentTimothy Becker hasreceived nationalrecognition from theSociety ofProfessionalEngineers. Becker,who graduated fromIowa State in 1994with a BS inconstruction
engineering and returned 15 years later to pursue aPhD in civil, construction, and environmentalengineering, was awarded the 2011 ProfessionalEngineers in Construction George B. Hightower,P.E. Fellowship.
He had a humbled, but excited, response to thefellowship. “I am very honored to be selected forthis nationally competitive award,” he said.Becker added that in addition to acknowledginghis work, the fellowship helps offset the expensesof his education.
The fellowship was established to honor GeorgeB. Hightower’s contributions to the engineeringprofession. Each year it is awarded to anoutstanding engineering graduate student on thebasis of GPA, recommendations, honors,professional experience, and an essay about careergoals. The recipient is awarded $3,000 to applytoward his or her graduate education inengineering.
Becker’s professional talents and abilitiesdemonstrate why he was selected for this award.After graduating from Iowa State, he moved toArizona and received an MBA degree fromArizona State University while working full-timein commercial construction and real estatedevelopment. He also took on many leadershiproles during his career, including vice president ofNelson Development and Construction Services.
After a successful 15 years in Arizona, Becker’sthirst for more knowledge led him back to IowaState in 2009 to pursue his PhD. “I decided tocome back because of a desire to contribute toresearch and higher education in the field ofconstruction,” Becker said.
After completing his second year in the graduateprogram at Iowa State, his ambitions andleadership remain great. Along with his academicand research studies, Becker teaches courses inengineering economics and engineering law. Hewas also recently elected to the Iowa StateUniversity Alumni Association Board of Directorswhere he will serve a five-year term. As a boardmember, he assists staff and volunteers in carryingout the goals of learning, scholarship, andengagement as established by the university andother affiliations.
Becker expects to graduate in 2013. He explainedthat after completing his PhD he has his mind seton a specific career path: “I plan to pursue a tenuretrack faculty position within a leading school ofconstruction.”
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Former student gets global engineeringperspective
Anna Claussen traveled more during college thanmany people do in their entire lives. Claussen,who graduated in 2010 with a degree in civil,construction, and environmental engineering andSpanish, took on things she had never imaginedshe would—surfing, daunting hikes, and spendingtwo months traveling through a new countryalone—and she is using these experiences to gainan international outlook on engineering.
ISU Engineering Student Field Day
On March 31, 2011, Scott Ellingson along withhelp from Masons Mike Ellingson & WayneBlessing, helped organize the first ever MasonryInstitute of Iowa ISU Engineering Student FieldDay. Approximately 40 students participated inthe hands-on experience of actually building amasonry structure in the parking lot by the TownEngineering Building. Additionally, the studentswent on a tour of the new ISU REC CenterBuilding that is currently under construction.Brad Perkins, P.E., Lecturer, ISU, stated “wediscussed the Field Day in class, and the studentswere overwhelmingly positive. They thought thatit was a good learning experience, both the tourand especially building the brick/block structure.”With the success of the first event, the hope is tohave this become an annual promotion. Our thanksto all who contributed their time, labor andmaterials to make this day a success! Thoseinclude Mike Ellingson, Wayne Blessing, UnitedBrick, Marquart Concrete Products, TCCMaterials and the Masonry Institute of Iowa.
Death of ConE Alum:
David Allan BurkeJuly 22, 1966 - April 13, 2011
Burke, David A. age 44, of Minneapolis passedaway April 13, 2011 after a courageous battle withcancer. David will be remembered as a devotedand loving husband, father, and friend whoseready smile and kind spirit touched so many.David graduated with a BS degree in ConstructionEngineering from Iowa State University in 1989and enjoyed a career as an Engineer and ProjectManager for Mortenson Company in Minneapolis.David was an avid runner and mountain biker anda lover of good wine and food. He will be deeplymissed.
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Construction Engineering ScholarshipsAcademic Year 2010-2011
Scholarship Name Recipient(s)AGC of America(Irving F. Jensen
Memorial)(Jackson Family)(Robert Conley)(Carolyn Cooney
Memorial)The Weitz Company
Andrew Fisher
Trevor OttoTaylor Puetz-Burgin
Ethan Schroeder
Thomas Yung
Ames Home BuildersAssoc.
Rachel Rottinghaus
AGC of Iowa Foundation
Clair H & Delphine RileyScholarship
Taylor Puelz-BurginJared Krull
Michael NissenJordan EinckAdam Miller
Grant Reimers
Ahrold Fay Rosenberg Grant Reimers
ASPE-Quad CityChapter, #71
Lauren CaswellLogan Brinkman
ASPE-Des MoinesChapter #73
Matthew RothMichael Mullen
Beavers Scholarship Jordan Einck
Blizzard FamilyPatrick Myers
Trey SeiserBenjamin Snitker
The Builders’ AssociationJace Christensen
Trevor OttoKathryn Kern
The Builders’ FoundationKeegan GossBrian Hampel
Alius Lapinskas
Concrete Pipe Assoc. Lee Yocum
Scholarship Name Recipient(s)Conlon Construction Co. Joshua SingsankRonald I. Deihl Memorial Andrew Fisher
Dale M. Dickinson Joel Robinson
J.E. Dunn (through EllisFoundation)
Michael DonlinWhitney Reimers
Jacob SchaeferSarah Thies
JE Dunn Jace Christensen
Tyler Harris MemorialScholarship
Jordan Einck
Heartland Finishes, IncScholarship
Kathryn Kern
Henkel Rachel Rottinghaus
Iowa County Engineers Shawn Seaton
Ken Lewis EducationFund, (MBI)
Logan Brinkman
Scott Kinkade MemorialScholarship
Trevor Brown
Maloney, Steve MemorialScholarship
Trevor Otto
Martin Marietta Joel Robinson
Master Builders of Iowa
Kathryn KernThomas GormanKayla HeetlandJustin Wenger
Rachel Rottinghaus
Raymond W. and EvelynJ. McIlvain
Hannah Pechmann
Mechanical ContractorsAssoc. of Iowa
Matthew RothDaniel Blake
Maria Hannasch
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Scholarship Name Recipient(s)
Mechanical ContractorsAssoc. of Iowa (Cont’d)
Michael MullenEric Olinger
Lauren CaswellNick Zahner
Meehan, William R. Grant Hagen
National ElectricalContractors Assoc. of
Iowa
Alex WeissJon Schrobilgen
Jeremy Bruecken
Northern Illinois BuildingContractors Assoc.
Timothy R.Van Hiel
R.C. Ringwald Kathryn Kern
NAWIC Jace Christiansen
Sheet Metal ContractorsAssoc. of Iowa/Ed Lord,
II
Matthew RothMichael Mullen
Daniel BlakeMaria Hannasch
Craig Thompson, Sr.(TEC-Corp)
Jon Schrobilgen
Turner ConstructionCompany
Jessica Pohlman
W.A. KlingerOutstanding Senior
AwardDavid Warning
Weis BuildersScholarship
Hannah Pechmann
Whitfield & Eddy, P.L.C. Jeremy Eekhoff
Woodruff ConstructionScholarship
Robert Dalluge
Ziegler Inc., Engineering Michael Nissen
Engineering StudentLeadership
Development*
Eric OlingerChad Tenold
Clarence H. Ford* Maria Hannasch
Scholarship Name Recipient(s)Asphalt Paving
Association of Iowa(Robert & Sheri Horner)
(Ronald Kenyon)(Fred Carlson)
Taylor Puelz-BurginJoel Robinson;
Nicholas ClobesMichael Bear
E2020 Scholarship*
Karly RagerAndrew Rondon
Michael RosenthalBenjamin Swenson
Justin Wenger
Iowa Concrete PavingAssociation*
William Bruce
Johnson-EngelScholarship Endowment
in Engineering*Lauren Caswell
Roderick Seward, FlossieRatcliffe & Helen
Galloway*
Jace ChristensenJerad Croghan
Amanda HansenAndrew HealeyAndrew LenschJoshua Sinksank
Tau Beta Pi ScholarsProgram*
Michael Donlin
EngineeringUndergraduate Merit
Scholarship*
Nick BeckNicholas Clobes
Daniel DammannMaria Hannasch
Brett HauserKathryn HinckleAndrew Hodge
Jorgan HutchensKelsey Kraft
Ashley KrugerKelsey Laing
ThomasMcLoughlin
Cassandra NaberTrevor Otto
Alex PhilipsenRenee PikeKarly Rager
Patrick RumpzaEric Ryan
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Scholarship Name Recipient(s)Engineering
Undergraduate MeritScholarship* (Cont’d)
Jacob SchaeferJacob SchneiderJared Stumme
Alexander Toth
Total Scholarshipsreceived by ConE
students$189,461
*College of EngineeringScholarship
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ENGINEERING CAREER SERVICESFALL 2010
COLLEGE OF ENGINEERINGIOWA STATE UNIVERSITY
AMES, IOWADecember 13, 2010
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EmployedOut ofIowa
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Seeking/No PlansU** F
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STARTING SALARYRANGE $/yr
Low High Average No.Aero E 22 22 18 8 6 14 2 2 82% 4 0 1 57000 - 60500 58800 5Ag E 10 10 10 2 0 2 0 0 20% 8 0 3Chem E 39 37 37 2 11 13 3 1 46% 15 5 8 58000 - 70000 64141 9CE 48 45 34 4 8 12 15 2 64% 14 2 6 36171 - 76460 52888 9Con E 33 33 32 4 9 13 2 1 48% 17 0 3 35000 - 64000 52589 9Cpr E 19 19 17 4 5 9 4 0 68% 6 0 3 36000 - 63000 55093 6EE 29 25 24 3 6 9 4 1 56% 9 2 2 40000 - 65000 55800 5IE 26 25 24 8 6 14 1 0 60% 10 0 2 44000 - 59600 58410 10ME 97 92 93 17 19 36 11 5 57% 38 2 7 45000 - 73500 61374 22Mat E 5 5 5 2 0 2 1 0 60% 2 0 1 1SE 3 3 3 0 3 3 0 0 100% 0 0 0 2
TOTALS 331 316 297 54 73 127 43 12 58% 123 11 36 35000 - 76450 58083 78%'s 95% 90% 43% 57% 40% 14% 4% 42%Last Year Based on Fall 2009
256 242 218 27 62 89 45 12 60% 88 8 53 41000 - 71614 55789 47%'s 95% 85% 30% 70% 37% 19% 5% 40%*Includes: Employed, Graduate/Professional School, and Offers - Based on number of grads reporting. NOTE: Information was gathered from graduates at graduation time.**U=U.S. Student, F=Non-U.S. Student
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Contributors to the Construction Engineering Curriculum
>$10,000Bosshart, Jim and DebDeStigter, Glenn and ViGethmann, Jack and JoanGreenwood, Don and SharonMaster Builders of IowaMoltz, Paul and RohndaOlin, DickSunderland Foundation
$5001-$10,000Caterpillar FoundationNading, Jeff
$1001-$5000Chase, Gerald and SaraDPR Construction, Inc.Grave, MikeGreenlee, Rich and CarmenGuetzko, Mark and LisaJ.E. Dunn Construction Co.Jensen ConstructionNelson, Mike and DanaNorby, Ron and VickiSmiley, Scott and TerriWaldinger Corp.Woodruff, Bill and Georganne
$501-$1000Bosshart, Steve and JillCramer, Robert and LoriDurham, ChuckFriedrichsen, KentGiroux, Paul and CatherineGordon, Joseph and SallyIowa Concrete Paving Assoc.Nissen, Jim and RhondaNovak, Thomas and DebraSchechinger, Raen and ErinWhitfield & Eddy P.L.C.
$1-$500Adam, John and PennyAlfred, Ron and JaniceAnderson, RogerBaker ElectricBanister, BruceBanister, DeborahBarkhurst, Gary and SusanBecker, Carol and Dennis
Beier, Anthony and TressaBeisser’s Inc.Bezanis, Brian and DebraBiere, Dan and AnnBinder, Thomas and KirstenBlack, Douglas and Monti L.Bosshart, David and KariBraesch, Steven and LethaBrockmann, WilliamBrown, Jason and JeanBuhr, Craig and EllenBurke, DavidBurns & McDonnell Found.Conley, Daniel and BarbaraCramer, Mark and ElaineDusil, Randall and TeresaDziedzic, ShawnEhm, Jeff and CynthiaEinck, Cynthia and NormErickson, Bryce and JulieFett, Robert and GretchenField, Loren and LenoreFlickinger, Tim and ChristieFrank, Stephen and LynnFritcher, SaraFritcher, JamesFurman CorporationGeist, Kirk and PaulineGerleman, Joseph and RitaGraeve, Wayne and JanetHagen, Paul and MaryHanson, Mark and LoreeHelgevold, Kevin and LindaHeston, William and AnitaHohenshell, EugeneHome Builders Assn. of Ames
Iowa WomenHoversten, Larry and MargaretHunziker Land Dev. Co, LLCHurd, AndersIntegrity Construction ServicesIrlbeck, Brian and AngelaJacob, Thomas and SallyJellinger, SusanJensen, AlexandreJohansen, Rich and JanJohns, Robert and LindaJohnson, William and GailJohnson, StevenJohnson, David and DonnaJohnston, Brent and Suzanne
Jon Hunziker Constr., Inc.Keyes, GeorgeKlinger Companies, Inc.Knizler Constr. Serv. Inc.Leonhart, Gene and PatLindhart, Chris and CarolLindsley, DennisLoss, A. and KristineMartens, George and LindaMattison, ToddMattison, AnnemarieMcCormick, Dean and TonyaMullenbach Construction, Inc.Nelson, Steven and StephanieNelson, Mark and StephanieNeumann, Philip and ElizabethNieman, Jared and JulianaOtte, Douglas and MarciaPalmer, Neal and LuannPeterson, Cork and BeckyPhillips, BradPinnacle PropertiesPlumb Supply CompanyPostma, Gene and SusanPrantner, ShannonPratt, Donald and HelenRathert Construction, Inc.Raufaste, Noel and LynnRumpf, Brian and LoriRussell Construction Co., Inc.Samson-Burke, AmySchaefer, Robert and LucilleSchmidt, FloraScranton, KirstaSheffert, Lary and SonyaSherman, CarolShuey ConstructionSorenson, John and Mary GailSpooner, KevinStapleton, Andrew and LorriStar Equpiment Ltd.Struss, Douglas and CarolSulzbach, RichardSwanson, DonaldSwanson, CourtneyTempel, Timothy and JodyThompson ElectricUlrich, Robert and KayVenter, Daniel and FranWard, Ira and Phyllis WardWorkman, Larry and Georgia
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Construction EngineeringCOURSE MATRIX 2009-2011 General Catalog
Building Emphasis123.5 Credits SAMPLE
1 Fall 1 Spring 2 Fall 2 Spring 3 Fall 3 Spring 4 Fall 4 Spring
*Engr 101 (R)EngineeringOrientation
CE 170 (2)Graphics for CivilEngineers
ConE 221 (4)Contr Org & Mgmtof Constr
ConE 241 (3)Constr Mat & Meth
ConE 3224 (3)Constr Equip & HvyConstr Meth
ConE 3404 (3)Concr & SteelConstr
ConE 4214 (3)Constr Estimating
ConE 487 (2)Constr EngrgDesign I
*CE 160 (3)Eng Prob w/CompLab
*Math 166 (4)Calculus II
CE 111 (3)Fund of Surveying I
ConE 251 (1)M/E Materials andMethods
Law Elective (3)ConE 380 orAcct 215
ConE 352 (3)Mech Sys in Bldgs
ConE 441 (3)Constr Plng, Sch &Cont
ConE 488 (3)Constr EngrgDesign II
*Math 165 (4)Calculus I
*Phys 221 (5)Intro to ClassicalPhysics I
Stat 105 (3)Statistics forEngineers
Math 266 (3)Elem DifferentialEqn
EM 3784 (3)Mech of Fluids
ConE 353 (2)Elec Sys in Bldgs
CE 383 (1)Dsgn of Ptlnd CemConcr
Bus CommElective1 (3)Engl 302/309/314
*Chem 167 (4)Gen Chem for EngStudents
*Engl 2501 (3)WOVECommunication
Phys 222 (5)Intro to ClassicalPhysics II
EM 2744 (3)Statics of Engrg
EM 3244 (3)Mech of Matls
CE 3324 (3)Struc Analysis I
CE 333 (3)Struc Dsgn Stl I
CE 334 (3)Reinf Concr Dsgn I
*Engl 1501 (3)Critical Thinking &Communication
ConE 122 (1)LearningCommunity
SSH Elective (3)Psych 101/230/280
EM 327 (1)Mech of Matls Lab
CE 3604 (3)Soils Engrg
SSH Elective (3)InternationalPerspective
SSH Elective (3)US Diversity
ConE 121 (1)LearningCommunity
Math or Stat (3)Elective2
Acct 284 (3)Fin Acct
SSH Elective (3)Econ 101 or 102
Engrg Topics (2)Elective3
*Lib 160 (.5)Libr Instr
(15.5) (15) (15) (16) (16) (17) (15) (14)
Transfer Grade Requirements:The department requires a grade of Cor better for any transfer credit coursethat is applied to the degree program.
1) Minimum grade ENGL courses: C ineach
*Denotes Basic Program course.
2) Math orStatistics Elective
Math 265 (4)Math 307 (3)Stat 401 (4)Stat 447 (3)
3) Engr Topics Electives
2 Credits Required For Building Emphasis
CE 326 (3) ConE 490 (1)CE 372 (4) EM 345 (3)CE 417 (3) EE 314 (3)CE 446 (3) MatE 272 (2)CE 460 (3) Geol 201 (3) Fall onlyConE 381A & ConE 481A (2)Any CE 500-level course.
CE 382 (3cr) may be substituted for CE 383 with theremaining 2 credits to count for Engineering TopicElective.
4) Building Emphasis Core Courses
Building Core Classes Require a MINIMUM Cumulative2.00 GPA
EM 274 (3)EM 324 (3)ConE 322 (3)EM 378 (3)CE 360 (3)ConE 421 (3)CE 332 (3)ConE 340 (3)
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Total credits required, undergraduate program:Building Emphasis 123.5
Revised 9/2010 af
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Internet Addresses
Construction Engineeringhttp://www.ccee.iastate.edu/ConE
Associated General Contractors of Americahttp://www.stuorg.iastate.edu/agc
Design-Build Institute of Americahttp://www.stuorg.iastate.edu/dbia/
Mechanical Contractors Associationhttp://www.stuorg.iastate.edu/mca
National Association of Home Buildershttp://www.stuorg.iastate.edu/nahb/
National Electrical Contractors Associationhttp://www.sodb.stuorg.iastate.edu/view.php?id=969
Sigma Lambda Chihttp://www.stuorg.iastate.edu/slc
Engineering Career Serviceshttp://www.eng.iastate.edu/ecs/
CCEE Newsletterhttp://www.ccee.iastate.edu/cceenews.html
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Total Construction Engineering Graduates1963-2011
(Engineering Operations, Building Construction & Construction Engineering)
Bachelor’s Degree1963 - 4 Graduates = 4 Total1964 - 4 Graduates = 8 Total1965 - 5 Graduates = 13 Total1966 - 13 Graduates = 26 Total1967 - 15 Graduates = 41 Total1968 - 15 Graduates = 56 Total1969 - 9 Graduates = 65 Total1970 - 22 Graduates = 87 Total1971 - 31 Graduates = 118 Total1972 - 29 Graduates = 147 Total1973 - 30 Graduates = 177 Total1974 - 23 Graduates = 200 Total1975 - 36 Graduates = 236 Total1976 - 37 Graduates = 273 Total1977 - 37 Graduates = 310 Total1978 - 58 Graduates = 368 Total1979 - 82 Graduates = 450 Total1980 - 81 Graduates = 531 Total1981 - 108 Graduates = 639 Total1982 - 93 Graduates = 732 Total1983 - 64 Graduates = 796 Total1984 - 71 Graduates = 867 Total1985 - 66 Graduates = 933 Total1986 - 50 Graduates = 983 Total1987 - 39 Graduates = 1,022 Total1988 - 52 Graduates = 1,074 Total1989 - 46 Graduates = 1,120 Total1990 - 49 Graduates = 1,169 Total1991 - 50 Graduates = 1,219 Total1992 - 27 Graduates = 1,246 Total1993 - 31 Graduates = 1,277 Total1994 - 29 Graduates = 1,306 Total1995 - 46 Graduates = 1,352 Total1996 - 41 Graduates = 1,393 Total1997 - 57 Graduates = 1,450 Total1998 - 62 Graduates = 1,512 Total1999 - 57 Graduates = 1,569 Total2000 - 56 Graduates = 1,625 Total2001 - 66 Graduates = 1,691 Total2002 - 68 Graduates = 1,759 Total2003 - 67 Graduates = 1,826 Total2004 - 61 Graduates = 1,887 Total2005 - 41 Graduates = 1,928 Total2006 - 80 Graduates = 2,008 Total2007 - 65 Graduates = 2,073 Total2008 - 75 Graduates = 2,148 Total2009 - 56 Graduates = 2,204 Total2010 - 79 Graduates = 2,283 Total
2011 - 54 Graduates = 2,337 Total
Master’s Degree1985 - 1 Graduate = 1 Total1986 - 0 Graduates = 1 Total1987 - 0 Graduates = 1 Total1988 - 1 Graduate = 2 Total1989 - 7 Graduates = 9 Total1990 - 6 Graduates = 15 Total1991 - 2 Graduates = 17 Total1992 - 5 Graduates = 22 Total1993 - 5 Graduates = 27 Total1994 - 2 Graduates = 29 Total1995 - 3 Graduates = 32 Total1996 - 10 Graduates = 42 Total1997 - 2 Graduates = 44 Total1998 - 6 Graduates = 50 Total1999 - 3 Graduates = 53 Total2000 - 7 Graduates = 60 Total2001 - 6 Graduates = 66 Total2002 - 7 Graduates = 73 Total2003 - 3 Graduates = 76 Total2004 - 8 Graduates = 84 Total2005 - 7 Graduates = 91 Total2006 - 3 Graduates = 94 Total2007 - 3 Graduates = 97 Total2008 - 2 Graduates = 99 Total2009 - 2 Graduates = 101 Total2010 - 9 Graduates = 110 Total2011 - 1 Graduate = 111 Total
PhD Degree1995 - 1 Graduate = 1 Total1996 - 1 Graduate = 2 Total1997 - 1 Graduate = 3 Total1998 - 0 Graduates = 3 Total1999 - 0 Graduates = 3 Total2000 - 0 Graduates = 3 Total2001 - 1 Graduate = 4 Total2002 - 0 Graduates = 4 Total2003 - 0 Graduates = 4 Total2004 - 2 Graduates = 6 Total2005 - 0 Graduates = 6 Total2006 - 1 Graduate = 7 Total2007 - 0 Graduates = 7 Total2008 - 2 Graduates = 8 Total2009 - 2 Graduates = 10 Total2010 - 0 Graduates = 12 Total2011 - 0 Graduates = 12 Total
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ConE Reunion
Thursday, October 205:30 – 8:30 pmI-Cubs Cub Club
(located in the left field cornerof Principal Park)
Join old friends, classmates, andcolleagues for drinks and heavy appetizers
Watch your mail for an invitation withevent details.
Questions? Contact Jeff Stone (ConE ‘76)[email protected]
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BS 1963
Gethmann, Jack (Joan M.) Gethmann Constr., Inc.(student son of Mr. Tom Jellinger) P.O. Box 160
P.O. Box 160 Marshalltown, IA 50158-0160Marshalltown, IA 50158-0160641-751-7372 (cell)[email protected]
Old man retirement has finally caught up with me.We split our year between Iowa, Mesa, AZ, andtravels. Daughter Jill has operated GethmannConstruction as a third generation firm for 4 ½ yearsvery successfully – which allowed her to purchasemy stock. Jill/GCI applied for and received WEBcertification. Her organization has been operating at110% to 125% of standard capacity – people powerin the field is the main problem. We have gottendeeply into heavy equipment – especially cranes!GCI has added a misc. and structural steelfabrication division. Areas of major involvementare pile driving, excavation/earthwork/concrete.The floods of 2011 got GCI into building earthenberms/dams – the first one was three miles long andconstructed in one week @ 24/7. If you are in thePhoenix, AZ area, call – we are in the phone books.
BS 1964
Neal, Paul (Tony) III (Gwen M. Neal)Sarah O’Neill (39)Jeff Neal (36)Siri Neal (32)
P.O. Box 3368Homer, AK [email protected]
We wrapped up our public works and defensegeneral contracting, sold our equipment, after 30years.
Gwen went to law school and is now a busycriminal defense and family law lawyer with herown practice. Gwen is also a commercial fisherwith me in the summer. I am working ourcommercial fishing business for most of the year.Fishing salmon and halibut in the Bering Sea.
BS 1966
Greenlee, Rich (Carm) Engineering Partners9012 Meadow Place 9001 E. Bloomington Fwy.Savage, MN 55378 Bloomington, MN [email protected]
In January of 2011 I transferred ownership of myconsulting firm, Engineering Partners, to the youngguys. I still get to impart my wisdom on a more“part time” basis. The ConE 50th was truly amemorable experience. So great to see Prof.Jellinger and other friends and classmates especiallyCork Peterson, Glen DeStigter and Pat Klein.
Larson, NormanKyle A. Larson, 5 (6 in July)
3440 Tripp Ave.Amarillo, TX [email protected]
Retired from Atmos Energy Corp. in ’88 when theywanted me to move to the new companyheadquarters in Dallas.
My son and I just got back from CO visiting mymother (age 93) and my sister and her family. Kylehad a great time learning how to fish, hiking themountains, operating a skid loader, playing with hismany cousins, and petting any dog he found. Hewas afraid of coming in contact with a bear or amountain lion but none appeared. Since I don’t owna car anymore (I bicycle around town), we went bybus.
My latest projects are improving the insulation inmy home and reinforcing my home againsttornadoes.
Peterson, Cork (Becky) Peterson Contractors, Inc.P.O. Box A 104 BlackhawkReinbeck, IA 50669 Reinbeck, IA 50669319-345-2383 319-345-2713 *204
Cork is still working at PCI. Enjoyed being part of50th ConE Reunion. Great to see Tom Jellinger andmany friends.
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BS 1967
Raufaste, Noel J. (Lynn) Knowledge Assess &Noel Services InternationalColleen 202 Captain Robinson Dr.
202 Captain Robinson Dr. Avondale, PA 19311Avondale, PA 19311 301-467-4747484-720-8217 [email protected]@erols.com
President, Knowledge Access and ServicesInternational (KASI). Retired from the NationalInstitute of Standards and Technology (NIST) in1999 and have been serving as NIST Emeritus andNIST Guest Researcher. After 23 years managingthe US-Japan bilateral program on Wind andSeismic Effects I have turned it over to a youngerresearcher. In April 2011 I completed my two yearpresidency of NIST’s Alumni Association. Remainactive in consulting through KASI and as avolunteer in activities such as: Longwood Gardens(tours and writing histories of the du Pont families)and Nemours Mansion (tours and histories).Completed restoration of our French house lastOctober that is located in the foothills of thePyrenees Mountains, SW France. Always interestedin hearing from anyone wanting to take the time tosend a note.
BS 1968
Sullivan, Harold P. (Paula)Jon (30) Anchor Engineering, Inc.
7254 So. Fillmore Circle 3611 Blake St.Centennial, CO 80122 Denver, CO 80205303-688-2329 [email protected] [email protected]
The commercial construction market in Denver isstarting to recover, so my workload is back tonormal (in other words, I’m behind). I’m stillworking as a structural engineering consultant,mostly specializing in post-tensioned concretestructures. For the last 2 years most of my work hasbeen involved with solar energy – reviewing thestructural capacity of roofs prior to solarinstallations and designing racking systems for solarinstallations. That niche of design work is still alivebut has been slowed down due to a cut in the solarrebates.
Paula and I are doing fine. Thoughts of retirementkeep creeping into our heads, but unless we winPowerball we’ll probably keep working a few moreyears.
I keep running into young Iowa State graduates dueto my work with construction firms. They areusually hard working and well-trained – they alwaysmake me proud of Iowa State – keep up the goodwork!
BS 1970
Guinn, Jack (Jolene)5319 N 52nd StOmaha, NE [email protected]
Enjoying retirement with my wife, kids &grandkids.
Hanson, Stanley (Anne)7526 Vane StreetOmaha, NE [email protected] U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
BS 1971
Gordon, Joseph (Sally) RETIRED8133 Pheasant RunFogelsville, PA [email protected]
Still enjoying retirement, 5 grandchildren, golf,travel, and good health! Sally and Joe say Hi toTom Jellinger, our hero!!
Powell, Doug (Peg) The Weitz CompanyAndrea, mother of Abby, Jacob, and JennaLeigh, mother of Grace and JackKristi, mother of Micah and Ellie
1407 McKinley Drive 5901 Thornton, Ave.Ames, IA 50010 Des Moines, IA [email protected] [email protected]
Currently working part time at The Weitz Companyas a VDC modeler on various Iowa-based projects.Building virtually is a good way for the company to
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get a return on my experience (ROX) … and to keepme out of trouble. Peg retired from the AmesCommunity School District at the end of the 2010-2011 academic year.
BS 1972
Floyd, Chuck (Charlotte) C.E. Floyd Co., Inc.20 Putnam Road 135 South RoadActon, MA 01720 Bedford, MA 01730978-635-0725 [email protected]
Lewis, Dennis Design Forum Engineering2010 Kitty Hawk Drive 7575 Paragon RoadXenia, OH 45385 Dayton, OH 45459937-376-1080 [email protected]
Still working in retail mechanical design – financial,telecommunications, hospitality, automotive, carwash and dry cleaning.
Walter, John (Donna) Lueder Construction Co.Jennifer 9999 J StreetAndy and wife Sarah, Omaha, NE 68127Granddaughter Annie June age 2) 402-339-1000
7914 Barbara Street [email protected], NE 68124402-393-2564
BS 1973
Dvorak, David (Jan)Brett Cedar Rapids Comm. School Distr.Andrea 319-558-1093Donnie [email protected]
Dave has been the Manager of Buildings andGrounds for the Cedar Rapids Community SchoolDistrict since 1984. In this one position he hasexperienced a large variety of projects from floodrecovery for multiple building sights which includeddesigning and building a 44 million dollar schooldistrict administration and support building tocreating and designing the department’s web site.Probably his most difficult projects were thereplacement of HVAC systems in high, middle, andelementary schools while the schools were inoperation. He is quoted as saying “It is a heck of alot easier to build a building than it is to remodel it.”
His next career will start in 2012 when he retiresand gets to travel, ride his bicycle, and play with hisgrandkids.
Jochimsen, Ron (Carol) The Boldt CompanyN4417 Sandstone Ct. OJ Boldt ConstructionAppleton, WI 54913 2525 N Roemer Rd.920-733-0051 Appleton, WI [email protected] 920-225-6127
Ron has been experiencing the wind, dust, and mudof South Dakota, doing a Quality Managementimplementation assignment for construction of apower plant. Mentoring has become an importantpart of daily activities.
BS 1974
Gilbert, Perry (Clare (JLSM 1973)Ellen (spouse Andru) Apollo MechanicalReed (Morgan) Portland, ORMeghan (Tyler)
2945 NW 144 Ave.Beaverton, OR [email protected]
New company, new challenges in 2011---enjoyingthe change while staying well-connected in thespecialty mechanical world for hi-tech, hospitals,labs and so forth.
Mueller, Richard (Laurie) Pepper Construction Co.Chris (33) 411 Lake Zurich RoadLeslie (30) Barrington, IL 60010
1945 Huntington Road 847-381-2760Saint Charles, IL 60174630-513-5796 [email protected]@sbcglobal.net
We enjoyed catching up with a few classmates at theConstruction Engineering 50th anniversary event lastfall. I am blessed to have a job with a greatcompany as we all go through this challengingeconomy. Laurie and I are empty nesting and find agreat job spending time with family and friends, inchurch activities, gardening, and doing sometraveling. We are looking forward to celebratingChris and Ellen’s wedding this summer in SanDiego.
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Pfeffer, William J. (Marlena)Mihaela
10310 River Bend Dr.Rowlett, TX [email protected]
Retired from The Beck Group in Dallas, Texas June1, 2010. Playing a lot of golf to make up for timelost.
White, Larry (Deb) Grand Projects, Inc.PO Box 29
Northfield, MN 55057507-744-4582
The “recovery” for commercial real estate andconstruction cannot come quickly enough. Projectsin the private sector remain elusive for smallercommercial design/build firms such as ours. On abrighter note we have more prospects this year thanwe have seen since 2007. My heart says it is nottime for retirement and my nest egg is in fullagreement!
Deb works with “seniors” at the local senior centerpool helping them with water exercise, therapy,post-surgical recovery and even teaching a forwardthinking 96-year-old how to swim!
Oldest son Brad and wife Angie in the Madison, WIarea have blessed us with two grandsons, ages 1 and4, who are a delight. Brett (still looking for Ms.Right) is enjoying increased responsibilities with aninternational drilling firm making frequent trips tocorporate offices in Utah, traveling to mining sitesthroughout the US and even to China for globalsales training. By year end he is also scheduled tovisit Chile, Mexico, and Australia.
Let’s hope the construction market has turned thecorner and is heading toward better times ahead.
BS 1975
Cousins, Roger A. (Jill) Frew Nations Group, LLCKara (35) 101 2nd Street SE, Suite 502Kory (34) Cedar Rapids, IA 52401Kristy (31) [email protected] (30)
3650 Brookside Drive
Marion, IA [email protected]
Due to the economic situation, I was laid off fromthe Weitz Company in December 2009 and landed ajob with Frew Nations Group in July 2010 startingto work on the new Cedar Rapids ConventionComplex. Currently serving in the role as SeniorProject Manager for the Convention Complex andConvention Complex Hotel. These are City ofCedar Rapids projects of which the hotel was addedto the mix when the hotel was purchased by the city.The green light to proceed on the hotel renovationdesign was given April 12, 2011. The entire projectrevolves around renovating the existing U.S.Cellular Center arena and hotel, both originally builtin the late 1970’s, and the addition of an approx..129,000 square foot convention center adjacent tothe arena. Total project to be completed March2013.
Very busy working with the design team tocomplete the design for each portion of theConvention Complex and to get bid packages out.Site demolition, hazardous material abatement, andprimary structural steel have been awarded on theConvention Complex with other prime bid packagesto be out for bids July 2011. In addition, workingwith the design team to also complete the hoteldesign and issue multiple bid packages now that ahotel franchise flag has been selected by the city.
Jackson, Steve (Terri) Cedar Valley Corp.1722 Partridge Lane Box 1740Waterloo, IA 50701 Waterloo, IA 50704319-234-2136 319-235-9537
Leinen, Tim Sundt801 E. Melody Dr. Tempe, AZGilbert, AZ 85234 480-293-3323480-497-2110 [email protected]@cox.net
After 26 years T. R. Leinen, LLC closed up shopand I took a full time position with SundtConstruction two years ago. After the economytanked, the consulting business became especiallylean, particularly if I wanted to remain in thePhoenix area. It was a bit of a shock at first but I amadjusted by now and having fun participating insome complex projects. Sundt hired me to teach
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scheduling but they realize I need to be involved indoing as well as teaching.
Miller, Albert (Lois) Lewis ContractorsBridgette (22) 55 Gwynns Hill CourtKatie (20) Owings Mills, MD 21117
19 Patricks Ct. [email protected]
Bridgette graduated from the ConE program thisyear. Her dad is very proud for heraccomplishment. She starts work, with acompetitor, May 31st and is looking forward to along successful career. Work is starting to comeback in the Baltimore area. We should do 80million plus. I really enjoyed visiting ISU the pastfour (4) years to see my daughter. HopefullyBridgette and I can visit as often in the future. Hopeall ConE’s continue to do well!
Nieman, Jared (Jerry) (Juliana)Nathaniel Russell ConstructionNatalie 4600 E. 53rd Street
2309 Elm Street Davenport, IA 52807Davenport, IA 52803 563-459-4600563-323-2764 [email protected]
Jerry just celebrated his 26-year anniversary atRussell Construction. He enjoys working with 16other ConE’s at Russell and several current ConEinterns. His group of project managers focus solelyon healthcare construction.
Otte, Douglas (Marcia) White Rock CommercialCharlie (30) 1501 LBJ FreewayMatthew (30) Suite 550Meredith (21) Dallas TX 75234
6310 Oakleaf Road 972-888-1494Dallas, TX 75248 [email protected]@sbcglobal.net
I was on campus last fall for a football game, sotook a tour through Town Engineering Hall. I canhonestly say I hadn’t been inside for almost 25years, and I think some of the ceiling tile is still thesame. I can also say while I remember a good bit ofit, some other parts looked a little foreign, like theclassrooms. Can’t remember as much technologybeing there back in the early 70’s, and someonechanged the blackboards out to white! It was funbeing back, and brought back a lot of memories forall the hours we spent in there.
As always, if anyone is coming through Dallas andwants to stop for a cold beer, just let me know. Iremember that part of college.
Richards, Scott (Susan) Lyles Services Co.Garth 1250 W. Olive Ave.Debra Fresno, CA 93728Deanna 559-441-1900
I am approaching a semi-retirement mode bycurrently working 3 days per week from the Fresnooffice. I will go to 2 days a week (every other weekat the Fresno office) beginning October 1 with theother two days per week working from a homeoffice in San Juan Bautista. I have been with theLyles Construction Group of companies sincegraduation from ISU in 1975. The majority of mycareer (33 years) was with Kaweah ConstructionCo. as project engineer, project manager, divisionmanager, operations manager, and president. Thelast 3 years I have been with the parent company,Lyles Services Co., in a Chief-of-Staff position. Iam looking forward to full retirement in a couplemore years, but am enjoying remaining active withthe company on a part-time basis now.
Spencer, “Hap” Earl (Cindy)Crystal (23)Wil (21)
220 North Oak St.Janesville, IA [email protected]
Due to various reasons we closed the company in2010. I am now semi-retired and doing someconsulting work.
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Carroll, Mike (Paula) State of IowaClint (29) Dept. of Administrative ServicesClay (26) Hoover State Office Building
1525 N.W. 124th Str. 1305 East Walnut StreetClive, IA 50325 Des Moines, IA 50319515-491-0265 [email protected] [email protected]
Our family members have all had transitions intonew phases of our lives. After 30 years as a CPA,Paula went back to graduate school and earned aMaster’s Degree in Education in Counseling from
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Drake University. She now has her own practice asa Licensed Mental Health Counselor in Adel, Iowa.Clint is now a second year Fellow in PediatricOncology at Vanderbilt Medical Center inNashville, Tennessee doing research on thereparative processes of DNA. Clay graduated fromHarvard University’s Graduate School of Designwith a Masters of Architecture Degree and worksfor Toshiko Mori Associates, an architectural firmin New York City. I made a career change inJanuary taking an appointment from GovernorBranstad as the Director of the Department ofAdministrative Services for the State of Iowa. Afterspending 35 years in the commercial and industrialconstruction industry, the change to administrativeservices in government has been one of the mostchallenging and interesting things I have ever done.My education in engineering from Iowa State hasalways served me well and continues to do so in thisnew, interesting, and challenging phase of my life.
I have also been afforded the opportunity to serve onthe College of Engineering’s Industrial AdvisoryCouncil. I am very honored and pleased to have theopportunity to contribute back to the engineeringprogram. It is always good to hear from friends.
Ford, Steve (Annette) The Boldt CompanyTrevor (26) 2525 N. Roemer RoadChay (23) Appleton, WI 54912Molly (20) 920-225-6227
2316 W. Cortland Drive [email protected], WI [email protected]
Steve continues as Executive Vice President leadingBoldt Technical Services, the design andengineering division of The Boldt Company.
Noonan, Thomas (Barbara) ICON VENUE GroupBrian (35) married to 8101 E. Prentice Ave.
Jennifer, one son Ethan Suite 900Kevin (32) married to Greenwood Village, CO
Melissa 303-796-26442515 South Fenton Lane [email protected], CO [email protected]
Like most in Construction, still working through theups (few) and downs of the economy. We have anumber of projects in the planning stages, and some
even further into the design process, but they havebeen in that condition for several years. Since mostof our projects are related to professional sport, itoften takes a bit of ego to get these out of design andinto fruition.
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Dakovich, Milt (Kim) Aspro, Inc.Shari (28) 3613 Texas St.Kelly (25) P.O. Box 2620Austin (23) Waterloo, IA 50704Chancellor (13) 319-232-6537Brigette (11) [email protected]
1967 Kitty Hawk Dr.Waterloo, IA [email protected]
Koester, Paul (Beth) Koester Const. Co., Inc.Ben (29) 3050 SE Enterprise Dr. Ste AMatt (26) Grimes, IA 50111Megan (23) 515-986-5500
4124 Ovid Ave. [email protected] Moines, IA [email protected]
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Alexander, Richard C. (Corinne) Hammes Co.Richard Jr. (35) Towe Place at the SummitNicholas (33) 1900 Summit Tower Blvd.
344 Hampton Hills Court Suite 480DeBary, FL 32713 Orlando, FL 32810407-399-0566 407-679-3000
Vice President and Partner with Hammes Company– I continue to work exclusively in healthcaredeveloping inpatient and outpatient facilities for avariety of clients across the US. I work mostly infacility delivery – that is assisting hospital owners inthe complete development (design, construction andoccupancy) of inpatient and outpatient healthcarefacilities.
I have been riding RAGBRAI for the past 15 yearsto keep in touch with my Iowa roots. I really enjoyinteraction with the hardworking, honest and well-grounded people of Iowa!
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Corinne has semi-retired and is enjoying our grand-boys – Hunter (6) and Cody (terrible 2). My oldestson, Rich Jr. graduated from Florida, works withProgress Energy and lives in nearby Deltona, FL.My youngest son, Nick, graduated from Univ. ofCentral Florida in civil engineering with anemphasis on building construction and lives innearby Sanford, FL. They were both born in Ameswhile we were attending Iowa State. We are indeedfortunate to be close to our sons and grandsons!
I look forward to catching up via the Erector Set onall my classmates from 1978. Please keep up thegood work.
Cormicle, Larry (Mary Beth Oostenbrug)Iowa State University
Construction Engineering426 Town Engineering Bldg.
Ames, IA 50011-3232515-294-8299
My ninth year as a ConE faculty member was thebest year. Our students are great to work with and Ifind them some of the brightest young professionalsthat are entering into our industry. I will again beteaching three courses per semester and advising theAGC Student Chapter, advising the NAHB StudentChapter and acting as the coach for our four ASCStudent Competition teams. I finally completed myMaster’s Degree in Construction Engineering andManagement during the summer of 2010. The fiveplus year journey is finally completed. I havecompleted six years as the ConE curriculumcommittee chair and am looking forward to againmaking improvements to our degree program.
Our son Lucas and his wife Dette in Denver has ourfirst grandson that is now almost three years old.Talking to him using Skype is a very funnyexperience. Our youngest son Doug and his wifeMolly are expecting their first child in early Junethis year. Mary Beth and I are enjoying our firstgrandchild and we are looking forward to the secondwho lives just west of Des Moines. If any of youtravel to Ames for personal or recruiting reasons,stop by and say “Hi”.
Douglas, Peter (Deanne) The Douglas CompanyBruce (23) 1716 Perrysburg Holland RoadMegan (20) Holland, OH 43528Jenny (13) 419-865-8600
3447 Chapel Ct. [email protected], OH 43615419-842-8822
Dummermuth, Chris (Terri Lee Yoho)Anna (28) Merck and Company
3421 Darrah Court Lot M-17-1Morgantown, WV 26508 Wenhui North Road215-429-8314 [email protected] Zhejiang Province
China 31001886 00 571 8690 7605
I am now working on a Pharmaceutical Project inHangzhou, China. I am now an Associate Directorfor projects in the Asia/Pacific region for Merck &Co. It has been a rewarding experience doingconstruction in China. The buildings we areworking on are all cast in place concrete, so a lot offormwork and shoring. Most of the buildings inChina are concrete structures since labor costs arelow, and the cost of concrete is cheap. Structuralsteel buildings have high material costs, which iswhy they are not used as much. The technical sideof Clean Rooms construction for sterile products iscontinuing to evolve too. It is interesting to be apart of the business that has continuousimprovement as part of its vision.
Along with the work experiences, I have alsoenjoyed learning the Chinese culture and workingwith the people. Do not let people tell you different,the food in China is fantastic!
Graeve, Mike (Garney) Garney ConstructionMatthew (31) 7911 Shaffer ParkwayDaniel (28) Littleton, CO 80127Mark (23) 303-596-3850
10064 Tennyson Ct. [email protected], CO [email protected]
We enjoyed returning to Ames for the 50th
Anniversary celebration. The Tom and Ro JellingerLab is fantastic. Congratulations Tom and ISU.
Larson, Craig (Barb) Opus Design Build, L.L.C.Kimberly (29) 10350 Bren Road WestAmy (26) Minnetonka, MN 55343
7632 West 85th Str. 952-656-4512Bloomington, MN 55438
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Design-build projects for small colleges and privatehigh schools continues to be strong business.Starting to see some activity in other market sectors.
Novy, Michael (Pam) Cedar Valley SteelChris (28) 280 50th Ave. SWNicole (25) Cedar Rapids, IA 52404Kenneth (22) 319-373-0291
2408 Cimarron Drive [email protected], IA [email protected]
Roseland, Richard (Gail) CH2M-WG Idaho, LLCTwo step children: MS 9110
Amy (42) P.O. Box 2010Johnny (35) Idaho Falls, ID 93413-2010
5868 West 17th South 208-533-0223Idaho Falls, ID 83402208-529-6875 [email protected]@ida.net
I worked for M.A. Mortenson Company on variousprojects throughout the country for 21 years. In1999, I settled down in Idaho Falls, Idaho (my wifeis from there). I work as an engineer/estimator atthe Idaho National Laboratory, a DOE site. I trulyenjoy Idaho and don’t get a chance to make it backto Iowa very often. I am enjoying the 4grandchildren (most of the time!). I would like tohear from Dave Larson, Gary Prescott, Syd Hobbs,Tom Noonan, and many others.
Schapman, Nick Conestoga-Rovers & Assoc.7090 Birth Hollow Lane 9033 Meridian WayWest Chester, OH 45069 West Chester, OH 45069513-218-4222 [email protected] [email protected]
Wenger, Lynn (Wendy) Schedules Inc.Brian (23) 112 Sago LaneJennifer (20) Mooresville, NC 28117-4369
112 Sago Lane 704-578-3719Mooresville, NC 28117-4369
[email protected]@roadrunner.com
Currently in my 4th year of being self-employed andthings are going great. Working on a gas turbinefacility manufacturing relocation from Hamilton,Ontario to Charlotte, NC and on a computer data
center in Denver, CO. However, these projects endin March & November respectively…need to getmore in the pipeline.
My son, Brian, graduated from NC State Universityon May 14th with degrees in Physics & AerospaceEngineering. He started working for B/A Aerospaceon June 20th and gets married to his high schoolsweetheart on July 16th. Nothing like getting themall taken care of at once.
My daughter will be a Junior at NC State this fall,majoring in Animal Science with minors in Zoologyand Genetics. Of course…she wants to go to VetSchool.
My wife and I recently celebrated our 25th weddinganniversary.
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Dawson, Paul (Joyce) Elgin Community College1015 Fieldstone Court 1700 Spartan DriveElgin, IL 60120 Elgin, IL 60123847-741-2505 [email protected] [email protected]
Paul is in his 17th year at the college. He is themanaging director of construction projects. It hasbeen a very eventful year. The first project of our$178 million referendum finished a month ahead ofschedule. The $18.6 million Multi-PurposeClassroom Building was started in January and wascompleted in November 2010. It was over 20%under budget. We have three more major projectsgoing on concurrently. The $55 million Health andLife Sciences Building, the $26 million Library, andfinally a $24 million renovation of our largestbuilding on campus – Student Resource Center. TheLibrary and Health Building were several milliondollars underbudget and are currently slated tocomplete in time for Spring 2012 classes, sixmonths early! The college will have nearly $15million worth of renovations starting soon and a $15million Public Safety and Sustainability Centerstarting next year.
Gast, Alan (Karen) The Ebert Mayo Design GroupAndrew (18) 1115 Westport Dr.Meredith (15) Manhattan, KS 66502
2931 Brian Pl. 785-776-1800Manhattan, KS 66503 [email protected]
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Busy at work – things have not slowed down here asthey have most places and for that we are grateful!We have a nice mix of commercial, residential andeducational projects. Our son graduated from highschool and earned his Eagle Scout rank this spring.Our daughter completed her first year of high schoolkeeping busy with music and theater. Next year willbring new challenged to both – Andrew is going totest the job market and Meredith will move up to themain high school building with the upperclassmen!
Harman, Pamela (Brian R. James)P.O. Box 958 SETI InstitutePacifica, CA 94043 189 Bernardo Ave #100650-738-0269 Mountain View, CA [email protected] 650-960-4523
Pamela continues as Manager of Education andPublic Outreach (EPO) at the SETI Institute. TheInstitute has developed EPO programs for NASA’sKepler Mission and NASA’s StratosphericObservatory for Infrared Astronomy (SOFIA), theworld’s largest portable telescope. She recentlyflew on a science flight at an altitude of 44,000 ft.The Kepler Mission continues to announceexoplanet discoveries, and has announced over 1200exoplanet candidates in the habitable zone of theirparent stars. Some of the candidates are Neptunesize and smaller.
Johnson, Steven L. Swinerton BuildersEmily (23) 260 Townsend St.Alyson (21) San Francisco, CA 94107
6271 Byron Lane 415-984-1268San Ramon, CA 94582 [email protected]@att.net
Steve has been busy this past year as the economy isstarting to show signs of recovery in California.Since January 2011, Swinerton’s San Franciscobuilding division has booked over $270 million innew construction in the high rise for-rent housing,medical and public sector markets. Hopefully themarket will continue upward movement for theremainder of 2011.
Both of Steve’s daughters are nearing completion oftheir post high school education (one at University
of Central Florida and another at Paul MitchellSchool of Cosmetology).
Welin, Peter (Jane) Thompson Hine LLP5925 Brigids Close Dr. 41 S. High St., Suite 1700Dublin, OH 43017 Columbus, OH 43215614-792-8527 [email protected]
Still practicing construction law in Columbus, Ohiowhere I have been now since 1982. My practice ismore of a national practice representing some of thelargest design and construction firms in the countryon various litigation and transactional matters. I amfinding myself becoming less of an advocate andworking more on resolving matters as a mediator oras an arbitrator. It is amazing what a little gray hairdoes for people’s perception of your level ofexpertise! I still look back at my years at ISU asbeing very valuable in terms of what I do as alawyer. We were well prepared for the industry.
On an aside, I am taking a golf trip with nineteen ofmy closest golfing buddies to Ireland in July. Can’twait and hope my game is up for it.
Westerndorf, (Bob) Robert (Debra)Melissa (30) Turner Construction CompanyMichelle (27) 9330 Scranton Rd., Suite 300
4561 Hillview Drive San Diego, CA 92121LaMesa, CA 91941 619-571-1040619-749-4472 [email protected]@cox.net
Still living in San Diego. Current assignment isField Manager for the San Diego Airport Expansion.The project adds 10 new gates, 10 new RemainOvernight Parking spaces and all of the associatedamenities to the T2 West Concourse as well asSpacious Food Court with 50’ tall window wall.Completion is scheduled for Mid-2013.
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Adam, John (Penny) Iowa DOT2621 Southridge Cir. 800 Lincoln WayAmes, IA 50014 Ames, IA 50010515-292-1320 [email protected] [email protected]
I continue to work for the Iowa Dept. ofTransportation Highway Division. In Sept. 2010, Iwas appointed as Director and Chief Engineer of the
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Highway Division. I also continue to serve on theISU Construction Engineering Advisory Council andenjoy the opportunity it provides to meet andconnect with the students on a frequent basis.
Blunck, Scott (Beverly) Roper Construction Co.Caroline (18) 408 W. Palmer Street
8142 Shannon Woods Lane Charlotte, NC 28203Matthews, NC 28104 [email protected]
Bosshart, David Consultant to CDM InternationalLaci (28) [email protected] (23)
Buena Vista, [email protected]
It was nice getting back to ISU last September forthe ConE 50th. It was great seeing Tom Jellinger andmany others. It is clear ConE is continuing to excel.
I just completed my second year in Lesotho Africaoverseeing the dam component of the Metolong DamWater Supply Programme. The AdvanceInfrastructure construction is nearly complete, theWater Treatment Plant construction recently startedand we hope to have the Dam construction contractawarded in July. The Roller Compacted Concreteplacements for the 83 m tall RCC dam should beginin about a year (Jun – Jul 2012) and we hope to startimpounding the reservoir late 2012 – an aggressiveschedule.
There is a huge need for water projects in Africa.There are many water projects under constructionand even more planned. I expect I may do morework in Africa after my current assignment.
Czapanskiy, Gregory A. (Rebecca)Emily Mario Sinacola & Sons Excavating, Inc.
3605 Ping Drive 10950 Research RoadFlower Mound, TX 75028 Frisco, TX 75033214-534-2968 [email protected]
I am the Utility Division Manager at Mario Sinacola& Sons Excavating, Inc. We do Heavy/Highway,Public, Private and Commercial projects. We’remanaging to stay busy and thankful we’re in one ofthe best economic climates in the country. Sinacola
keeps getting more Iowa Staters to come to Texas tojoin us, and once again this summer have a CycloneIntern working with us.
Emily graduated from ISU in Architecture last Mayand is pursuing a career here in the Dallas area.
Moore, Tom CDWWife of 31 years Linda Clive, IA 50325Liz (25) 515-201-1769Jarrad (22) [email protected] (15)
14162 Lake Pointe Dr.Clive, IA [email protected]
Selling computer technology for 28 years. LinkedInprofile: http://www.linkedin.com/in/tomdavidmoore
Phillips, Bradley (Jean)Jessica Beck International de Mexico
3180 Mathieson Dr NE Vasco de Quiroga 3900,Unit 1106 Suite 501-A
Atlanta, GA 30305 Colonia Lomas de Santa Fe404-702-0342 Mexico DF, [email protected] 404-702-0342
Jean and I will be relocating to Mexico City, Mexicoas I will be assuming the role of President and CEOof our Beck International de Mexico operations.This is a big challenge and opportunity for Jean andme. First let me assure you that it is safe. Beck hasbeen operating in Mexico for 15 years withoutincident. Most of the violence you are hearing aboutis in the border towns. That is not to say that MexicoCity does not have it’s troubles like Atlanta does.Anyway, that has been the reaction from family andfriends and I wanted to reassure you that we will befine.
I will be relocating immediately and Jean will bejoining me once she works out her employmentsituation. We are excited at the opportunity to live inMexico City and our offices are located in Santa Fejust west of what is downtown Mexico City orDistrict Federal. This area is very much like theBuckhead area that we live in now. Anothercomment has been, well, you will be hot. MexicoCity is in a mountain range and is at 7,500 ftelevation making it cool. The summer highs are 72-79, much less than Atlanta.
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Yo no hablo español pero estoy aprendiendo. I donot speak Spanish but I am learning. Same withJean, however all our employees are bilingual andmost business is conducted in English. Jeannie hasactually lived in multiple foreign countries and islooking forward to it and the close proximity to someother cool destinations.
Please keep Jeannie and I in your thoughts andprayers as we embark on this international journey.
Wallace, Craig (Jackie) Cherne Contracting Corp.Jim (28) PO Box 975Ben (26) Minneapolis, MN 55440
195 First Street 606-584-3221Lake View, IA 51450 [email protected]@cherne.com
Craig has been with Cherne for 29 years thissummer. It is still fun and interesting to build in theindustrial market. Cherne continues to work as ageneral contractor on power and refinery projectsself-performing 90% of the work with our own directhire labor forces. The contracting method has turnedfrom reimbursable to lump sum very quickly in thistougher economy. Despite the current conditions thenew project outlook for us is quite good right now.Cherne went through a change of ownership last yearas we sold the company to Kiewit Corporation andare now a stand-alone district of Kiewit. We willstill operate as Cherne pretty much pursuing thesame markets but now we will also do internal jointventures with other Kiewit districts.
Jackie and I celebrated our 30th wedding anniversaryin March. WOW! As always she manages and runseverything. Both the boys have been through ISUand Ben went on to NC State for his masters. Nowthey have both returned to Lake View where Jimworks for a swine management company looking forfarmers to raise antibiotic free pork. Ben is the NWIowa fisheries biologist for the Department ofNatural Resources. We are pretty lucky to have bothboys living and working near home. We still havechocolate labs and we all love to hunt ducks andpheasants. Planning on our annual salmon fishingtrip to Lake Michigan in July. Life and work is goodbut I am looking forward to more hunting andfishing and less building.
Williamson, S. Brandt Fox Engrg. Assoc., Inc.3333 Grand Ave, Apt. 395 414 S. 17th St., Ste 107Des Moines, IA 50312 Ames, IA 50010
515-229-2587 [email protected]
Fox Engineering continues to be a dynamic andinnovative company which makes it an interestingplace to work.
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Clarahan, Randy (Sue) Tri-C Constr. Co., Inc.Christine 1765 Merriman Rd.Dan Akron, OH 44313Mike 330-983-0916
530 Brentwood Blvd. [email protected], OH 44321330-666-5453
It has been almost 5 years since making the move toOhio to join Tri-C Construction. As we all know, ithas been an interesting 5 years in our industry andwe continue to look at better ways to serve existingclients as well as introduce ourselves to newopportunities.
Sue’s private practice as a dietitian consultant hasdone well. Daughter (Christine) follows hermother’s passion in the industry in Philly. Son Danis in his 2nd half of a 27 month commitment in thePeace Corp in El Salvador. Mike just graduatedfrom ISU in Business and is in Chicago to make hismark. (All five of us are now proud CycloneAlums).
If your travels ever bring you to the NE Ohio area,drop me a note.
Friedrichsen, Kent M. United States Air Force13125 Neon Ave NE 3550 Aberdeen Ave SEAlbuquerque, NM 87112-4869 Kirtland AFB505-275-5428 NM 87117-5776
We had the grand opening ceremony of our $59MMilitary Construction (MILCON) Program project,the Battlespace Environment Laboratory, in April. Iam still working issues to relocate the remainingpersonnel and laboratory equipment from HanscomAFB, MA, by the Congressionally-mandatedSeptember deadline.
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Hutter, Mike (Wynn) Flintco, LLCWesley (19) – Sophomore 8100 Cross Park Dr.
attending ISU Austin, TX 78754Maggie (17) – Freshman attending 512-891-7224
Univ. of Texas at Austin [email protected] Braided Rope Dr.Austin, TX [email protected]
Vice President, Business Development
Hyler, Susan Colbert (Paul) HCM Engineering, PCGeorgia (18) 315 Montford Avenue
315 Montford Avenue Asheville, NC 28801Asheville, NC 28801 828-255-5134828-255-5134 [email protected]@charter.net
We are still hanging out in Asheville and lovingliving here. I think what we enjoy most is beingable to walk to the downtown, have dinner and go tothe theater. After years of traffic, we love beingable to get to most places within 10-15 minutes. Italso helps that Asheville is a tourist destination, sothe restaurant and entertainment choices are good.
We are still plugging along with our company. Weare starting to see some signs of life in the mountainconstruction industry. Hoping for a better year forour business. If any of you should need schedulingassistance, please give me a call.
Our daughter, Georgia, turned 18 this year. I don’tknow – it kind of made me feel a wee bit older or atleast a thought that we have been at this parentinggig for a while.
Hurley, Larry (Shannon) Webber LLCKim (33) 14333 Chrisman Rd.David (30) Houston, TX 77039Kristin (28) 281-987-8787
20649 Southwood Oaks [email protected], TX [email protected]
President and CEO of Webber LLC the largesttransportation contractor in Texas. We are busy inspite of the down economy; diversifying into othermarkets such as ports and marine and aviation alongwith CM @ Risk, Design-Build and PPP’s. It’sinteresting that in such a down market its times like
these that force you to go back to the basics, re-lookat how things are done and why and at times re-invent your firm in terms of new strategic planning,etc. You tend to ask yourself why did we do thingsthat way in the first place, just wished I had moretime to get things done. We have an outstandinggroup of young engineers and about 1600 craftwithin the state. If you ever get to Houston way,give me a call. It’s always exciting when I run intoex-ConE’s, there are a lot of us out here!
Kumm, Doug (Penni) Baker GroupKelsey (23) 4224 Hubbell AvenueTyler (21) Des Moines, IA 50317
9021 Iltis Drive 515-262-4000Urbandale, IA 50322 [email protected]
Vice President of Mechanical. Tyler is a ConEstudent.
Loudin, Steve (Kit) Tricel Honeycomb Corp.2663 Sheldon Rd. 2100 Swanson Ct.Grayslake, IL 60030 Gurnee, IL 60031847-548-5525 [email protected]
The honeycomb business continues to do well as weexpand into new markets. Our latest market ventureis the automotive market. Tricel Honeycomb isused in approximately 40 different automobileinterior parts for sun shades to load floors. My freetime is still spent driving race cars around thecountry. Last year I again won the NationalChampionship for the GT-C class in the ViperRacing League.
McCormick, Dean (Tonya)Shannon (23) ISU, Facilities Planning and Mgmt.Patrick (20) 200P General Services Bldg.
3032 Aspen Rd. Ames, IA 50011Ames, IA 50014 515-294-0564515-292-8276 [email protected]
Was great seeing everybody at the ConE 50th
Anniversary celebration in September!
It has been another busy year at Iowa State.Completed work on the Biorenewables ResearchLaboratory Building and Hach Hall ChemistryBuilding this year along with many moreremodeling projects, including the Jellinger Lab inthe Town Engineering Building. We are currently
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working to complete the College of VeterinaryMedicine - Small Animal Hospital Renovation andAddition for opening this summer and the WestCampus Recreation Facility for opening this fall.Work is scheduled to begin on a new auditoriumbuilding, Troxel Hall, and the Football TrainingFacility this fall. Reconstruction and recoveryefforts from the flooding in August 2010 were amajor effort for us this past year as well. It is greatto see the participation by so many ConE’s in ourprojects as gc’s, sgubs, professional consultants, etc.Thanks for being a part of our successes!
Nissen, Jim Pepper Constr. Co.(Rhonda (Klein) Nissen) 643 N. Orleans St.Dan (24) (wife Sarah) Chicago, IL 60654Jackie (22) 312-266-4700 x 740Lauren (20) [email protected] (18)
6705 Lexington TrailCrystal Lake, IL [email protected]
Business continues to be challenging but we aredoing more than holding our own. Always enjoyworking with the many ISU ConE alumni working@ Pepper and in the industry. Hope to see more ofyou in the coming year.
Dan is graduating in June with his masters inhealthcare administration. He and Sarah are movingto Portland to start his new job at a hospital there.We’ll miss them but they are excited to get startedin their careers. Jackie will be a senior in nursing @the Univ. of Michigan. Lauren will be a junior inelementary education @ ISU, and Nick is enteringhis senior year of high school, still looking atcolleges. Rhonda and I are also doing great. Keepin touch!
Novak, Thomas R. (Debra)Ben (24) Klinger Constructors, LLCKeith (23) P.O. Box 90850Nolan (17) Albuquerque, NM 97199
313 Quebrada Ln NE 505-856-8209Albuquerque, NM 87113 [email protected]@comcast.net
The New Mexico economy still continues to crawlout of economic hole the whole country is in. Ourworkload improved last year and should improve
again this year, but it is hard to see what the futureholds. Has it really been 30 years since wegraduated from ISU? On the home front, one boyhas graduated from college and we are one yearfrom being empty nesters. Deb continues to makeme jealous with her retirement adventures.
Sanman, Randy (Teresa)Jessica Thorpe (Michael) (26)Matthew Sanman (24)Michael Thorpe (4) (grandchild)Trevor Thorpe (17 mo) (grandchild)
Kiewit Infrastructure Group3900 S. Benton Way 7926 S. Platte Canyon Rd.Denver, CO 80235 Littleton, CO 80128303-716-1995 303-979-9330
Soteropulos, Gust (Rita) Webcor BuildersCarol (23) 550 S. Hope St, Suite 2100Dean (21) Los Angeles, CA 90071John (17) 213-239-2800
4134 Via Picaposte [email protected] Verdes Estates, CA [email protected]
Stinn, Glen F. U.S. Army Corps of Engineers(Debbie (Anderson) Stinn) 1616 Capitol Ave.Kevin (28) a 2005 ISU grad Omaha, NE 68102
3404 Tammy Street 402-995-2042Bellevue, NE 68123-26114402-292-7345 [email protected]@cox.net
I completed another 6 month tour in Afghanistanfrom May through November of 2010. I continuedthe work that I had previously done with contractmanagement based out of Kabul. We were workingwith many Afghan companies that were buildingpolice facilities, army training facilities, hospitals,and schools. I am now getting ready to be deployedto North Dakota for floor duty which will involvebuilding up and repairing levees along the MissouriRiver and its tributaries.
Kevin just finished his first year of law school atDrake University and is currently in Nantes, Francefor a 5 week course of study on International Law.(Kevin is able to spend a little time traveling inEurope while he is there.) In August, he will marryKristin, a lovely young lady from Palmer, Alaska.They met in St. Louis while Kevin was working for
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the National Beta Sigma Psi office and Kristin waswaiting to receive a heart transplant. (She receivedher transplant on Kevin’s 26th birthday!)
Debbie is enjoying a quasi-retirement from teaching,caring for her 93 yr. old father who lives with us.She also fills in as the substitute office manager atour church whenever the need arises.
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Bosshart, Steve (Jill)Caitlin (22) Western Summit Constructors, Inc.Tyler (19) 5470 Valley Highway
311 Pierce Street Denver, CO 80216Lakewood, CO 80226 303-298-9500303-238-4688 [email protected]
Steve is a Construction Manager with WesternSummit Constructors, Inc. He has recently finishedup a $193 million water treatment plan for the Cityof Aurora, CO. This is Steve’s 28th year withWSCI. Jill is an Interior Designer with AssociatesIII. Caitlin 22 graduated from Colorado StateUniversity this spring. Tyler 19 will be asophomore at University of Colorado Denver thisfall. Last fall we went to New Zealand for twoweeks, very nice trip. Continue to enjoy theColorado Mountains.
Ehm, Jeff (Cindi) Corval GroupDan (24) 1633 Eustis StreetMike (20) St. Paul, MN 55108
3685 Urbandale Lane 651-605-2436Plymouth, MN 55446 [email protected]@comcast.net
Jeff is in his third year with Corval and continues toenjoy the challenges of developing projects andmanaging engineering.
Hawn, David R. (Carol) Dedicated Roof &6500 Harvest Mill Court Hydro-Solutions, LLCCentreville, VA 20121 6500 Harvest Mill Court703-266-6872 Centreville, VA [email protected] 703-266-6638
Another busy year for us.
Ho, Stephen (Vivien) DBS Asia Capital Ltd.David (21) 17/F The Center
Christina (17) Central, Hong [email protected] [email protected]
After 10 years with DBS in Singapore, I haveworked out of DBS Asia Capital in HK since Mayof this year. Now I am responsible of DBS’corporate finance business in North Asia.Highlights of the year to date included closing of thelisting of Hutchison Ports Holdings Trust’s USD 5.4billion IPO in March of this year. As part of theglobal investor roadshow, I stopped by Minneapolisfor 2 hours to attend an investor meeting and thatwas the closest I got near Ames in the last 7 years.Another highlight was in accompanying PresidentGeoffrey at ISU in visiting the Academy ofAgriculture and The Chinese Agriculture Universityin Beijing in mid-May. When you come to HongKong for business or pleasure, please let me knowso I can play host. I can be reached at 852-3668-9331.
Kramer, Mark D. (Jenny) TNCCBen (24) P.O. Box 9417Jon (23) Hampton, VA 23670Sam (21) 757-825-2815Abi (18) [email protected] (16) MS 1989 Chapman UniversityJoy (15)
4 Ruth DrivePoquoson, VA [email protected]
Mark and Jenny have been very busy keeping upwith their children, to include a family cruise to theBahamas to celebrate their 25th Anniversary. Markretired from the United States Air Force with over25 years of service as a Civil EngineeringCommander. He is currently working on his secondcareer as the Director of Facilities, Planning andCapital Outlay for a local college. Mark spendsmost of his time planning, programming,coordinating design work, and overseeingconstruction/maintenance. He recently managed theconstruction of the new TNCC campus inWilliamsburg.
Liebbe, Todd (Anna) Get The PointQuinn (13) 9375 Spruce Mountain Rd.Delaney (11) Larkspur, CO 80118
9375 Spruce Mountain Rd. 800-385-7131Larkspur, CO 80118 [email protected]
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I am co-owner of a software company which sells tothe Commercial Contractor. We also resell TotalStation equipment.
I enjoy camping, mountain biking, and skiing.
Lindhart, Chris (Carol) The Beck GroupJenna Duke (26) 1807 Ross Avenue, Suite 500Rachel Lindhart (22) Dallas, TX 75244
4241 Allencrest Ln 214-303-6205Dallas, TX 75244 [email protected]
Director of Integrated Services
Mattison, Todd (Sue) Ryan Companies USSarah (21) 625 First St. SE Suite 175
3205 Cobblestone Court Cedar Rapids, IA 52401Cedar Falls, IA 50613 319-529-0408319-538-7075 [email protected]@cfu.net
Noel, Gary (Kathy) Buquet & LeBlanc, Inc.Austin (22) 18145 Petroleum
17843 Grand Cypress Baton Rouge, LA 70809Creek Ave. 225-753-4150 Ext. 207
Baton Rouge, LA 70810 [email protected]@gmail.com
This is my 27th year at Buquet & LeBlanc, GeneralContractors as a partner in the company as VicePresident of Quality. Some notable contractsinclude LSU Alex Box Baseball stadium, and LSUFootball Operations [this was designed under NickSaban’s tenure, but is now occupied by Les Miles.]I am involved on the board of the Governor’s PrayerBreakfast. My wife and I spend our time serving atHealing Place Church, where we serve in altarcounseling. My son is on a full scholarship atSoutheastern in Hammond, Louisiana. Paintingportraits is one of my hobbies. My work hangs inthe Hilton Hotel, the Governor’s Mansion, and onepiece will soon be in Hillary Clinton’s possession.My work can be seen at www.garynoelartsite.com[my son’s piano music can be heard at this website]and at www.iowaartsgallery.com/artists/noelArt ourcompany website is www.buquet-leblanc.com.Look me up on FaceBook.
Oberhaus, Paul (Diana Adamson) CPMIAimee (31) 3265 Northwood CircleMorgan (29) Suite 170Matthew (27) Eagan, MN 55121
3766 Linden Lane 952-854-3663
Eagan, MN 55123 [email protected]@comcast.net
Last year we started the transition of ownership, Iam currently a Vice President and one of 4 owners.Work has become better balanced with family as wemove into the next chapter of life, that beinggrandparents. We have kids and grandkids on bothcoasts and a daughter in Colorado so domestic travelhas become regular and we wouldn’t have it anyother way.
Parsons, Mike (VaLinda) Iowa State UniversityMeredith (21) Facilities Planning and Mgmt.
530 River Oak Dr. 200 General Services Bldg.Ames, IA 50010 Ames, IA 50011
Mike is enjoying another year with the Facilitiesgroup at ISU. Moving back to old stompinggrounds of Central Iowa was a good decision 12years ago. The slogan “Iowa, a place to grow (old)”seems to fit. Projects have even included installinga fire sprinkler system in the Helser residence hall.Talk about Déjà vu.
Daughter Meredith graduated from the University ofIowa and has sights on a career of some sort inmedicine.
Thoroughly enjoyed a trip with VaLinda to CostaRica. Would recommend that adventure to all. Ziplining in the jungle tree tops is a thrill. Thanks tothe Bosshart brothers at the 50th ConE Banquet fortips on what to do (and not do) while in CentralAmerica.
Have enjoyed reconnecting with ConE friends Todd(Sue) Mattison and Kevin Osgerby recently.
Welder, Larry B. Granite Financial Solutions(Karen Welder) Midwest Regional Office
15390 Bayberry Ave.5959 Village View Dr. Ste 200P.O. Box 78 W. Des Moines, IA 50266Ventura, IA 50482 [email protected]
Almost 4 years in the financial services industry.Karen left her position with AVIVA Life to join mefull time and business is going well. We now haveoffices in West Des Moines, IA and Augusta, GA.
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We enjoy working with all types of clients and havedeveloped a niche market working with militarymedical professionals. Thanks to Uncle Samrelocating our military clients, Karen and I cantravel to 15 states to meet with our clients. Ifanyone has any financial questions, give me a call.
Wilbur, Eric (Mary) Zachry Construction Corp.19810 Brandywine Cove 12625 Wetmore RoadGarden Ridge, TX 78266 Suite 301210-507-7035 San Antonio, TX [email protected] 210-871-3784
Eric and Mary are having a great time in SanAntonio. Eric retired from the Air Force in 2009and joined Zachry Construction Corporation as theirFederal Program Manager. He was subsequentlypromoted in 2010 to the Director of Operations forthe Building Division. He is responsible foracquisition of construction opportunities throughproject completion. Mary continues to expertlymanage the home. Their 4 children and 4grandchildren are located in Dallas, Texas; Phoenix,Arizona; and Rock Springs, Wyoming. If you areever in San Antonio, stop by to see us.
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Johnson, Brent Ringland Johnson Const. Co.(Lauren H. Johnson) 1725 Huntwood Dr.Michael (15) Cherry Valley, IL 61016Logan (11) 815-332-8620
3828 Spring Creek Rd. [email protected], IL 61107
Medema, Don (Glenda) Medema Construction, Inc.Samantha (18) [email protected] (16)
5705 S. Tomar RoadSioux Falls, SD 57108605-728-4650
Started construction company approximately 25years ago and have been specializing in new homeconstruction, retail tenant improvements andremodeling. I traveled the country for about 12years doing retail construction in shopping centersbut after kids were born moved back to SouthDakota and got involved in residential and lightcommercial construction. I am sending my firstdaughter off to the University of Nebraska at
Lincoln this fall so I guess I’ll have to be aCornhusker Fan from now on. If there are anyclassmates in the area, please email and let me knowwhat you have been doing the last 28 years.
Sharples, Stephanie Hewlett Packard12910 Pommel Circle [email protected], CO 80106
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Cahalan, Scott (Erika Sybers)Emma (10) Smith, Gambrell & Russell, LLP
492 Page Ave., NE Suite 3100 Promenade IIAtlanta, GA 30307 1230 Peachtree St. NE404-377-2436 Atlanta, GA [email protected] 404-815-3711
Scott continues to practice construction law as apartner at a general practice law firm with offices inFlorida, Georgia, New York, Washington, D.C., andGermany. Scott’s practice includes reviewing,drafting, and negotiating design and constructioncontracts; advising clients about claims, changes,and other legal matters that arise during constructionprojects; and resolving construction disputesthrough negotiation, mediation, arbitration, andlitigation. This last year, Scott also taught designand construction law to graduate students at GeorgiaTech, construction law to undergraduate students atGeorgia Tech, and trial techniques to law students atEmory University. Scott’s wife, Erika, continues topractice radiology at the Veteran’s AdministrationHospital in Atlanta. Their daughter, Emma, will bestarting the fifth grade next Fall. Emma recentlyearned a third degree black belt in Kung Fu.
Clement, Lori J.E. Dunn ConstructionJoel (10) 1001 LocustAbby (10) Kansas City, MO 64106
11405 W. 143 Terr 816-292-8672Overland Park, KS [email protected]@gmail.com
Coluccy, Michael J.J. (Al)Margaret Petersen Coluccy (Maggie)Joseph Alexander Coluccy (Joe) (18)Nathaniel Petersen Coluccy (Nate) (16)
2729 Mason StreetMadison, WI 53705-3711608-238-4655 (H)608-445-9231 (M)
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Graeve, Doug (Kim) ISU Grad-1984Amanda (24) Garney Construction Co.Joshua (21) 7911 Shaffer Parkway
3359 West 112th Circle Littleton, CO 80127Westminster, CO 80031 303-791-3600303-460-9117 [email protected]@comcast.netI continue to estimate for Garney (Plant Division).Kim is still providing daycare. Amanda…..gettingmarried in August. Josh…..turned 21 in May –Great Vegas trip! A busy and exciting 2011.
Hodgin, D. Brian (Jeanne) Northwest Mech., Inc.Sarah (24) 5885 Tremont Ave.Leah (22) P.O. Box 2708
4216 E. Kingston Circle Davenport, IA 52809Bettendorf, IA 52722 563-388-6533563-332-1983 [email protected]@aol.com
Now that we have the ‘Empty Nest’, we decided tobuild a new house. Forgot to tell the kids wemoved, ha ha. Moving, packing, unpacking, etc. is areal pain. Still working to get things organized,stuff planted, and work for a living.
Work has been steady in the Design/Constructsector. Always busy either doing work or trying toget work – no rest, no matter what.
If you’re in the Quad Cities or passing through,swing past and say ‘Hi’.
Laurenzo, Brian (Patricia) Brick Gentry Law FirmScott (19) 6701 Westown Pkwy, Suite 100Claire (16) W. Des Moines, IA 50266Christopher (13) 515-271-1748
5508 Garrison [email protected]
Johnston, IA 50131515-490-9361
Brian is a registered patent attorney and head of theintellectual property practice group at Brick Gentry,P.C. His practice includes the filing and prosecutionof patents and trademarks in the United States patentand trademark office; involvement in filing andprosecution of patents and trademarks in foreignpatent and trademark offices throughout the world;providing clients with patent and trademarkavailability and infringement opinions; licensing and
transfer of intellectual property rights andtechnology; and counseling and implementation ofenforcement strategies and litigation of mattersconcerning patents, trademarks, copyright. Tradesecrets, unfair competition and E-commerce,including on-line brand management and domainname law.
Myers, Bryan (Rita) The Weitz CompanyDean (19) 5901 Thornton Ave.Hanna (17) Des Moines, IA 50321
300 47th Str. 515-246-4712West Des Moines, IA 50265515-327-8902 [email protected]@msn.com
I became the National Chief Estimator for Weitz lastyear.
Dean just finished his freshman year at RockhurstUniv. (Biology and Baseball) in Kansas City andHanna will start at Creighton (Nursing) in the fall.
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Bonus, Ken (Cyndi) Bonus Homes, LLCRobbie (16) 3400 Briar RidgeThomas (12) West Des Moines, IA 50265Katie (7) [email protected]
3400 Briar Ridge 515-988-7446West Des Moines, IA 50265 [email protected]@mchsi.com515-225-3719
In the Summer of 2009 I left my 25 year career andI have started a residential development andconstruction business in Des Moines; developingand building for my own account and generalcontracting for other residential customers. While Ihave gotten some crazy looks from people when Itell them what I am doing in one of the worstresidential markets on record, I have been fortunateto be able to take advantage of some opportunities inthe Des Moines metro marketplace and grow mycompany slowly and position the company toultimately grow market-share as the residentialmarket rebounds. I have sold out of inventory in thefirst building I developed and built and am currentlybeginning my second building, an 8-plex. As acompany of 1, the hours can be long but have so farbeen a lot of fun. There is always something to doand the home office is always calling for you. Thereis an abundance of new things to learn, and you
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don’t have the luxury of a staff or a wholedepartment to take care of things for you (not all badif you have ever managed a large staff). However, Iam no longer traveling and really don’t miss it; Ihave a very flexible schedule to be home with myfamily and attend kid’s activities; I learn somethingnew every day whether it is solving something inQuickbooks or building a relationship with a newtrim carpenter; and I am extremely close to thebuilding process again. Life is Good!
Bussard, Kevin (Bonnie)West Coast EnvironmentalAshley (12) 3181 Fitzgerald RoadHaley (9) Rancho Cordova, CA 95742
9341 Golden Gate Ave. 916-852-7200Orangevale, CA 95662 [email protected]@att.net
Construction continues to be a challenge here inNorthern California. Just staying afloat seems to bethe present goal for most companies….I thought wewere doing this to make money not just practice!!!
Callaghan, Rob (Renee) Maron ElectricRyan (22) 5401 W. Fargo Ave.Meghan (20) Skokie, IL 60077Danny (17) 847-626-6665Maeve (9)
1115 Park LaneWestern Springs, IL [email protected]
Well, my oldest, Ryan, just graduated from Miamiof Ohio in Accounting, next one Meghan, will be aJunior at Carthage College, Danny will be a Seniorat Nazareth Academy and my lovely Maeve, 4th
grade at St. John of the Cross…keeping busy.
Switched to the subcontracting side of things inearly 2010, and now head up the BusinessDevelopment for Maron Electric, a $65million/year, full-service Electrical Contractor andNetwork Technology Company based in Skokie, IL,just outside Chicago, IL. We’re holding our ownwith projects in the Healthcare and Higher Edsectors along with numerous Tenant InteriorProjects. Look me up or shoot me an E-mail….
Carsky, Joe (Madeleine)Kate (17) Skanska USA Civil NortheastBridget (14) 16-16 Whitestone Expressway
353 Westchester Ave. Whitestone, NY 11357
Yonkers, NY 10707 718-746-2730914-771-9295 [email protected]@verizon.netAfter over 16 years at Tully Construction Co., Inc. Itook a job with Skanska USA Civil Northeast andam enjoying all the challenges of bidding majorinfrastructure projects throughout the northeast.
Coe, Eric (Judi) Garney ConstructionNick 7911 Shaffer ParkwayJennifer Littleton, CO 80127
2312 S. Yank St. 303-791-3600Lakewood, CO 80228 [email protected]
Work, fish walleye tournaments with Judi and huntalmost everything in Colorado.
Kieffer, Paul (Carol) Ryan Companies US, Inc.Marc (27) and wife Ann (27 yrs)Dan (17) 50 South Tenth Str.Nate (15) Suite 300
17420 34th Ave. N. Minneapolis, MN 55403-2012Plymouth, MN 55447 612-492-4303612-360-3303 [email protected]
It is hard to believe that I have been at RyanCompanies for the past 17 years, currently pursuingBusiness Development. Marc (27) and his wife Annmade us proud grandparents over the past year. Dan(17) is starting to look at colleges (Iowa State is inthe running) and Nate (15) can hardly wait to get hisdriver’s license; both boys keep us busy withsporting events and other activities. Carol continuesto volunteer and help at the kid’s high school as aGuided Study Hall Teacher.
Nagle, Tyler (Heather) ConvergysMax (19) 704-649-4452Hanna (17)
11014 Pound Hill LnCharlotte, NC [email protected]
Tyler leads a software product and architecture teamfor a global customer care and billing solutionprovider.
Smith, Steve (Joni)Taylor (18)Andrew (15)
16546 Creekside Cir.
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Ewing, Jon (Amy)HiMEC Mechanical (Harris Companies)
Anna (22) 1400 7th St. NWJames (20) Rochester, MN 55901Jacob (17) [email protected]
220 4th St. W.P.O. Box 539Mantorville, MN [email protected]
Our family is still in Minnesota and I’m stillworking for Harris Companies (20 years).Unfortunately, the MN construction market has beenextremely depressed, as some of you know, so Ihave spent the last year overseeing a 52 story high-rise office building in Oklahoma City for ourcompany, Superior Air Handling, out of Utah.Traveling brought back old memories, not alwaysgood ones for Amy who stayed home in MN. But Iam now looking forward to some time in MN andhopefully picking up some much needed work.
We just married off our daughter Anna to a greatguy Nate Miller so we now have another son. Annawill be student teaching this fall in Houghton, MIwhere her husband will be completing his masters inelectrical engineering at Michigan Tech, and thenshe will receive her elementary education degreefrom Northern Michigan University in December(sorry ISU). We hope our middle son James will beattending college this fall working towards sometype of degree in order to go into youth ministry.Our youngest son Jacob will be a senior in highschool this fall. Our house is always open if you arein the Rochester, MN area.
Flemming, Joe (Kim) Bradbury StammEric (20) 7110 2nd St NWJacob (17) Albuquerque, NM 87107
7212 Eagle View Ave NE 505-765-1200Albuquerque, NM 87113505-681-4300 [email protected]@yahoo.com
Koenigs, Harry (Robin) Kiewit Infrastructure GroupEmily KTU Constructors
7019 NE 134th St 2704 NE Independence AveSmithville, MO 64089 Lee’s Summit, MO 64064816-781-4038 [email protected] [email protected]
Emily and Robin stay very active all year long withsoftball. Em will be a junior in high school this yearand when she is not playing for the high school, herlittle league team is playing tournamentssomewhere. Their first tournament this year was inFebruary, at the Chiefs indoor practice facility.Robin is team mother and provides a great deal ofemotional support to the team.
For five years now Robin and I have beensponsoring golf outings/fund raisers in support ofCuresearch, a pediatric cancer research program.Our outings began in New Jersey during our KiewitEastern District golf outing but have expanded toChicago and recently, Kansas City. They are all agreat time and good excuse to take a Saturday offwork. We call the events Jakefest, in memory ofour son who was afflicted with rabdomyosarcoma, arelatively rare cancer that mostly affects children.Since his passing in 2006, vendors and Kiewitemployees have contributed well over $500,000 tofund research for rabdo. Each year is bigger thanthe last we feel very fortunate for the support.
We moved back to the Midwest in August of 09 towork on a design/build bridge project for theMissouri DOT. The project calls for the completereplacement of 554 rural bridges across the state.It’s a one of a kind project and so far has been verychallenging but a lot of fun. If things go as planned,there will be about 100 left for 2012.
Ludwig, Steven (Angela) Harold O’Shea Builders8765 Shady Oaks Drive 3401 Constitution Dr.Chatham, IL 62629 Springfield, IL [email protected]
Chief Estimator and Pre-Construction Director,LEED AP for Harold O’Shea Builders. Our familyis preparing to send our oldest daughter to college.The other two are not far behind.
Rosenbery, Aaron (Joyce)Ian (18) Edward Kraemer & Sons, Inc.Emily (15) 1020 Cliff Road W
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20355 Kensington Way Burnsville, MN 55337Lakeville, MN 55044 952-890-2820952-985-0508 [email protected]@frontiernet.net
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Nelson, Steve (Stephanie) Midwest General, Inc.Spencer (9) 542 15th StreetAustin (8) San Diego, CA 92101
6549 Linda Lane 619-303-6260San Diego, CA [email protected]
I started Midwest General 10 years ago and recentlymoved into an office building I purchased indowntown San Diego. Have just been enjoying thegood life in Southern California with my family,living here now for 22 years. My spare timeincludes endless home remodeling, going to thebeach in our Jeep, entertaining friends, and physicalfitness. I look forward to hearing from some of myold classmates at ISU – don’t be strangers!
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Cain, J. (Bob) Burns & McDonnell913-851-4064 9400 Ward Parkway
Kansas City, MO 64114816-822-3136
For those who may remember me, Sonja and I arestill in Overland Park, Kansas. With our three girls,Allyce-14, Agatha-13, Andia-11, we are happy to behere after several opportunities for me onconstruction sites around the country. I have spentsome time in San Antonio, Texas, Milford,Connecticut, Ponca City, Oklahoma, Borger, Texas,Somerset, Kentucky, and Mosel, Mississippi. If youdon’t recognize the name of most of those towns, itis most likely because there is an electrical powerplant or an oil refinery located somewhere veryclose! My career growth has been fueled by bothindustries.
The company I now work for, Burns & McDonnellis comparable to none! It is a dream job to work asa “true” employee owner. We have a great group ofpeople in our Construction Design Build (CDB)group, and I feel right at home here taking on thefantastic opportunities provided. Now that I have a
bit of grey hair, (you really can’t see it because Istill keep the military style haircut), I get to spendmuch of my time mentoring the new guys on theblock. It is awesome fun to take on some of the newcompany expansion opportunities and at the sametime, use it as a training ground for the new talent.And I do mean talent! I continue to be amazed bythe new tool-boxes brought to work by our latesthires from the engineering and constructionprograms around the Midwest. And I look forwardto a future that is very bright for both of my families– Sonja and the girls, and my Burns and Macfamily.
Dix, Larry Story Construction Co1614 Buchanan Dr. 300 S. Bell Ave.Ames, IA 50010 Ames, IA 50010515-232-0067 515-817-2619
Gaudreault, [email protected]
17 Germantown Rd.Bordentown, NJ [email protected]
Howard, David M. (Linda) Koss Constr. Co.Lindsey (16) 5830 SW Drury LaneMatthew (11) Topeka, KS 66604Nicholas (11) 785-228-2928
1317 Pinehurst Circle [email protected], KS [email protected]
Jabaay, Todd (Melynda)Max (17) Integrated Facilities Solutions, Inc.Monica (15) 5270 Lincoln Ave.
164 Sunnybrook Road Skokie, IL 60077Glen Ellyn, IL 60137 847-673-0010630-545-1880 [email protected]@ifspm.com
Project Executive for Program Manager/Owner’sRep specializing in Healthcare.
Rumpf, Brian (Lori) Core ConstructionMaxwell (12) 866 N. Main St.Molly (12) Morton, IL 61550
6706 N. Mt. Hawlet Rd. 309-266-9768Peoria, IL 61614 [email protected]@comcast.net
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Lori and I are staying very busy with the kid’sactivities. Kids will be 12 this year. Going by fast.
I am still working for Core Construction as anestimator and project manager.
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Berry, Todd (Pamela Peters) The Beck GroupAuburn (8) 1001 17th Street, Suite PL100Siena (5) Denver, CO 80202
2325 Akron St. 720-215-3232Denver, CO 80238 [email protected]@gmail.com
Managing day-to-day construction operations at theBeck Denver office. After a decade plus in thesuburbs of Denver, the Beck office is moving to theheart of downtown effective August 1, 2011. Ifyour travels bring you through Denver, please lookme up at the new office.
Buscher, Russell (Lisa) Stueve ConstructionMaxim (17 mo) 2201 E. Oak StreetGabriella (17 mo) (twins) Algona, IA 50511
1418 W. Valleyview Drive 515-295-2201Algona, IA 50511 [email protected]@netamumail.com
Upon graduating from Iowa State University, Iworked in North Carolina for a few years as adesign engineer. I returned to the Midwest in 1991where I began employment with my currentemployer as an engineer. In September of 1998 Igot married and in December of 2009 we welcomedtwin babies, Maxim & Gabriella. When notworking, I enjoy golfing and spending time withfamily.
Culp, Daniel L. (Lori) Carl A Nelson & CompanyJoshua (22) 1815 Des Moines AvenueMegan (19) Burlington, IA 52601
2123 Avenue H 319-754-8415Fort Madison, IA 52627 [email protected]@gmail.com
Dan continues managing projects for Carl A. Nelson& Co. primarily in the healthcare market. Lori is
the school secretary at Lincoln Elementary School.Joshua and Megan are both students at Iowa State.
Farley, Alan (Sally Jo) Weitz12136 I Ave. 5901 Thornton Ave.Perry, IA 50220 Des Moines, IA 50321515-428-9455 [email protected] [email protected]
Schriever, Joel University of ChicagoW1699 Alpine Road 5555 South Ellis AvenueBrooklyn, WI 53521 Chicago, IL 60637608-334-5447 [email protected]@uchicago.edu
Springer, Steve The Beck Group1807 Ross Avenue, Suite 500
Dallas, TX 75201214-303-6650
Stearney, [email protected]
On the professional front – I have now been withRagnar Benson for 11 years and have truly enjoyedmy time to date here. All is well except for theeconomy which is certainly a game changer formany firms and their people. Interestingly enough,today’s economy seems similar to what was in frontof us in the late 1980’s and early 1990’s. We are alllooking at the ‘new economy’ which is simply asimilar economy from 20 years ago or so…justanother cycle. I am sympathetic to the greatgraduates out of Iowa State (and many otheruniversities) in these difficult economic times, butstay optimistic…we will get through this and the jobmarket and the profitability of companies willrebound soon – it may just take another year ortwo…
On the personal front, Karen and I have four kids,now 9 years old to 17 years old. All is well for usall and thankfully the economy has not affected usmuch except for the gas prices in Chicago. As muchas I would have never seen this coming when Igraduated, I can’t think of a more enjoyable part ofmy life than my family and can’t imagine it anyother way.
Thankfully, my oldest daughter (Elaine) is seriouslyconsidering Iowa State as an option for her college
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experience. My second daughter (Emily) was alsovery ‘taken’ by our campus tour a few weeks ago.Similar to Karen and I, they both fell in love withthe campus and I hope they all end up going to ISUfor their education and especially their‘experience’…I hope all four of them go to IowaState – In a sneaky way, we chose a very sunny andwarm day to visit Iowa State, and we chose NOT tobring them both there in February.
We also chose a very rainy & dreary day to visitUniversity of Iowa…
Do keep in touch – Professionally I am on LinkedIn.Personally I am on Facebook – but never reallycheck it…So email is, by far, the best way to keep intouch.
Take care and I hope all is well (and stays well) withyou and your families.
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Baughman, Mark (Nici) Mortenson ConstructionOlivia (11) 14719 NE 29th PlaceGreg (8) Bellevue, WA 98007
1811 221st Pl. NE 425-497-7001Sammamish, WA 98074
[email protected]@gmail.com
Mark continues working for Mortenson as aConstruction Executive in the Seattle area. Nici istransitioning this fall from part time teaching to fulltime teaching. Olivia and Greg are busy withBaseball, Ballet, Cub Scouts, Band, and trying to gettheir homework done somewhere in between the restof their busy schedule.
Busch, Richard (Kristi)Mackenzie (14) US Army Corps of EngineersKarlie (10)Austin (7)
3663 Deer Run RoadStory City, IA [email protected]
I have had several opportunities throughout theyears since my time at ISU. I am currently workingat U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, stationed at
Saylorville Lake – Des Moines, IA, as a ResidentEngineer. I worked at the Corps of Engineers whenI first graduated from ISU and it is great to be back.There is a lot of work being planned in the nextseveral years.Kristi is an Office Manager at iMed Studios inAmes and fulltime mother of 3. We are blessed tohave 3 kids and enjoy the wide realm of activitiesassociated with them. We keep very active insports, boating and leisure time. Our family wouldlike to wish the very best to all of our ConE alumni!If you are ever in the area, please stop by!
Cramer, Robert (Lori) Cramer and Associates, Inc.Lauren (18) 3100 SW Brookside DriveRob (16) Grimes, IA 50111
9717 NW 74th Place 515-265-1447Grimes, IA 50111
We made it through the graduation of child #1unscathed. Lauren graduated from Dallas Center-Grimes High School and is headed for engineeringat Missouri University of Science and Technologyin Rolla, MO. Yes, I know what you’re thinking.She has just enough rebellious nature from hermother to not want to go to the same college as herdad. Rob (16) is going to Iowa Christian Academyin West Des Moines and just got his license…andthat’s all I’m going to say about that. In addition towork, I’ve been working with THE FAMiLYLEADER, a non-profit organization promoting pro-family policies in Iowa and beyond. We’ve alsobeen doing some short term foster care which can bevery hard and rewarding.
Evans, Patrick (Darci) Tremco, Inc.Landon (20) 11206 W. 116th Str.Alex (17) Overland Park, KS 66210Madison (15) 816-686-8218Ethan (13) [email protected]
11206 W. 116th Str.Overland Park, KS [email protected]
Newton, Jon (Fredonna)8281 Waverly CoveOlive Branch, MS [email protected]
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Schumacher, Tom (Patsy) System Planning Corp.Peter
23012 Holloway [email protected]
Just left the Navy after 20 years. For now we’re stillin the same area working on the base. We’reconsidering what we really want to do for the next20 years. We’re considering non-profit work likeHabitat as a possibility. Stay tuned.
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Brewer, Brian K.900 SE 3rd StreetAnkeny, IA [email protected]
Francois, Paul (Teresa (Donlea) Francois – ISUMath ’90) Pepper Construction Company of Ohio
Kayla (19) 495 Metro Place SouthAlex (16) Suite 350Emma (15) Dublin, OH 43016Will (12) 614-793-4477
8151 Buttleston [email protected]
Dublin, OH 43016614-798-8433
This past year was a transition year for the Francoisfamily as our oldest started college at the Universityof Kentucky. She had a great experience there andis studying Elementary Education (following hermother’s footsteps); her year was topped off with atrip to the Final Four in April to root for theWildcats. I told her how lucky she was toexperience that in her first year of college! Oursecond one, Alex, will be a senior in high schooland has his college choices narrowed down to IowaState, Purdue and University of Cincinnati. Hewants to study Civil or Construction Engineering, soDad is trying to remain impartial on his decision,but it is difficult. Our third, Emma, just finished herfreshman year in high school, and Will, our baby,will be in 7th grade next year. We are thankful forour good health and terrific friends and family thatwe see as often as we can. Teresa and I thoroughlyenjoyed getting to reconnect with several ConEalums at the 50th anniversary celebration last fall – itwas a great event! Hope everyone is doing well. If
you are ever in the area, please stop in. GoCyclones!
McDermott, Mark (Jamie) Black & Veatch Intl.Ryan (10) 15th Floor Rasa TowerRiley (9) 555 Phaholyothin RoadIreland (7) Chatuchak
39/645 Raveevan Bangkok, Thailand 10900Nichada Thani [email protected] Road, NontaburiBangkok, Thailand 10900+66.89.967.6601US Mailing Address:Mark McDermottc/o Black & Veatch11401 LamarOverland Park, KS 66211913-458-2000
Completing our 3rd year in Bangkok building a 380MW gas fired power plant.
Petersen, Bart (Susie) Peterson Contractors, Inc.319-345-2713
Postma, Gene (Sue) APi/WSFPSteve (26) 7020 S. Tucson WayAdam (20) Centennial, CO 80112Emily (15)
13086 Whisper Canyon Rd.Centennial, CO 80112
Finishing up my 7th year with the APi Group(ranked #6 in ENR’s top 600 speciality subs).Responsible for 30 APi offices mainly west of St.Louis. Fire protection, alarms, detection,monitoring, inspections, special hazards, corrosion –anything having to do with fire protection. If you’reever in Denver give me a call.
Reser, Kurt (Jeanne) Cherne Contracting Corp.Jacob (16) 9855 West 78th Str., Suite 400
5 W Picketts Crossing Eden Prairie, MN 55344Edwardsville, IL 62025 952-944-4300618-659-8723 [email protected]
Stamp, Brad (Kerry)Lone Star Security & Safety Services
Emma (7) P.O. Box 515Black Diamond Services Avon, CO 81620P.O. Box 5013 800-783-1918Edwards, CO 81632 [email protected]
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With big construction slow, I started up my owncontracting business called Black Diamond Servicesfocusing on servicing my former clients withproperty management, maintenance, remodel, andspecial services as they ask. Word of mouth keptme fairly busy with no advertising, just referrals andrepeat business. I found a unique opening at LoneStar Security this winter to be a site security andemergency response officer at a large mine that wasdoing $700 million in construction of infrastructureand new mill facilities – I have quickly worked thispart time job into a full time supervisory careerventure. I am also representing my employer as Itravel in July 2011 to Honduras to help build aschool with Schools for the Children of the World.Wow how life throws curves – or am I the onethrowing them! Would love to hear from any of myclassmates or take visitors if you are in themountains of Colorado.
Warren, Jason (Beth) Mid American EnergyChristian (13) 1630 Lower Muscatine Rd.Jonah (10) Iowa City, IA 52250Kellen (7) 319-341-4250Quinn (4) [email protected]
3730 Lacina Dr. SWIowa City, IA [email protected]
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Anderson, Chuck Crawford Merz Anderson Constr.1200 Sumter Ave N 2316 Fourth Ave SGolden Valley, MN 55427 Minneapolis, MN 55404612-234-2316 [email protected]@cmacco.com
Bezanis, Brian (Debra)Smithfield Construction/Smithfield Properties
Nicholas (9) Chicago, ILMallory (7) 312-446-1813Danica (3)
5212 Clausen AvenueWestern Springs, IL [email protected]
Butler, Lynnette (Ernie Rickabaugh (BBS’93)Parker Bryce (2 ½) Traylor Bros, Inc.
261 Cypress Lakes Dr. 114 Village St.Slidell, LA 70458 Slidell, LA 70458985-258-0755 [email protected] [email protected]
Enserro, Elizabeth (Ron)Gunnar (10)Tori (7)
8451 Fairview Ct.Lone Tree, CO [email protected]
I have lived in the Denver Metro area for over 10years now. I work under a Contract “QualityManagement Consultant” for the RegionalTransportation District (RTD) in Denver, Colorado.The RTD is building out a Transit program in andaround Denver with 120 miles Light Rail/CommuterRail and 18 miles Bus Rapid Transit. The ProgramFasTracks, consists of 10 individual projects alluniquely funded and contracted. Our group workswith the Program and Project Managers to definework processes from planning through construction.
Nelson, Michael (Jill) Nelson Construction ServicesBen 1045 76th Street, Suite 2000Megan West Des Moines, IA 50266Emily 515-457-9000
1425 Glen Oaks [email protected]
West Des Moines, IA [email protected]
Mike is the President of Nelson ConstructionServices and Nelson Development located in WestDes Moines, Iowa. He has developed a diverseportfolio of properties over the last 11 years inbusiness. Properties have ranged from high rise,mixed-use building to a manufacturing facility.Most recently he has developed historic renovationson two distinctive downtown Des Moines buildings.One is home to the first Hyatt Place Hotel in thestate of Iowa.
His dedication to overseeing the entire developmentand construction process has proven to be anefficient way to create quality and timely projects.
Mike lives in West Des Moines with his wife Jilland their three children, Benjamin, Emily and
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Megan. They are a very active family who enjoy afull range of indoor and outdoor activities.
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Cunz (Jensen), Heather (Derek)EllaJensen
17880 63rd Ave NMaple Grove, MN [email protected]
We have been in Minnesota a year now. Trying toavoid mosquitoes, but otherwise enjoying theMidwest again.
Ensley, Ron Mortenson Construction, Inc.3181 East Desert Willow Road 3100 W. Ray Rd.Phoenix, AZ 85048 Chandler, AZ602-769-1885 [email protected] [email protected]
Quinn, Kelli M. Rudolph and Sletten, [email protected]
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Becker, Tim (Elizabeth) Iowa State UniversityLillian (9) 451 Town Engineering Bldg.Madeline (7) Ames, IA 50011
2215 McKinley Court 515-294-5403Ames, IA 50010 [email protected]@gmail.com
I’m about half-way through the Ph.D. programworking under Dr. Edward Jaselskis. I’m workingon a Construction Industry Institute funded researchproject regarding spending optimization on indirectconstruction costs. My primary research interestrelates to lean construction, so I’m working on theapplication of lean construction ideas to indirectconstruction costs. In addition to research, I amteaching engineering economics and engineeringlaw. I have really enjoyed my time in the classroomwith our ConE students.
Elizabeth, Lillian and Madeline enjoy living inAmes. Elizabeth is working as an urgent carephysician’s assistant for Iowa Health in Des Moines.Lillian and Madeline will be in 4th and 3rd grade atFellow Elementary.
One of the greatest benefits of my work is getting tointeract with many ISU ConE alumni. Thank youfor those who have helped me by participating inclasses or providing input for research.
I will be serving on the ISU Alumni AssociationBoard of Directors for 5 years, starting August2011. Please contact me if I can help you in thisrole.
My best to all of you!
Haines, Mark A. (Kasi) Koss Construction Co.Tyler (18) 5830 SW Drury LaneKaylin (14) Topeka, KS 66604
3763 SE Quincy 785-228-2928Topeka, KS 66609 [email protected]@sbcglobal.net
Hofert, Dan (Charity) ET EnvironmentalBen (7) 3424 Peachtree Rd NELua (5) Suite 150
Atlanta, GA Atlanta, GA 30326770-363-0558 [email protected] [email protected]
McFadden, Shane (Lori)Engr. & Constr. Innov. Inc.
780 Barge Channel RoadPO Box 7095
St. Paul, MN 55107651-298-9111 x 104
shane@Eand CI.com
I am still President of Engineering & ConstructionInnovations, Inc. (ECI) which Robb Johnson (CE’95) and I started in 1999. ECI has sustained growththrough this difficult market focusing primarily oninfrastructure rehabilitation projects primarily in theareas of tunnel and shaft repair, dam repair, storm-water and sanitary system repair, and geotechnicalprojects. In September of 2010 ECI merged withASI Constructors, Inc. of Pueblo, Colorado. ASIspecializes in Roller Compacted Concrete damconstruction as well as large dam rehabilitationprojects. ASI and ECI complement each other inmany ways and I look forward to further growth andopportunity with our partners at ASI.
I hope all is well with the ISU ConE community. Ifyou are ever in St. Paul, please stop by.
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Mostaert, [email protected]
Turczynski, Scott (Anita) Heartland Finishes, Inc.Luke (11) 1305 NE BroadwayMax (7) Des Moines, IA 50313Ruth (5) 515-244-8900
11925 NE 64th Street [email protected], IA [email protected]
This last year has been quite challenging for myfamily and me. In last August of 2010 I fell over aretaining wall at my home. I suffered a T12 burstfracture in my spine and bruising of my spinal cord.At the time of this writing, I cannot move or feelanything below mid-thigh. The prognosis is toremain paralyzed. I returned to a modified workschedule about March of this year. Thank you to allwho wrote or called with well wishes.
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Benkert, Andy Benkert Builders, Inc.(Jennifer (Carlevato ISU 95)) 689 Duane St.Jack (9) Glen Ellyn, IL 60137Anna (7) 630-469-2850Mary (4) [email protected]
689 Duane St.Glen Ellyn, IL [email protected]
Remodel, additions and new residentialconstruction.
Brcka, Kent (Holly) Henkel Construction Co.Olivia (7) 208 East State St.Alex (6) Mason City, IA 50401Nick (6) Vice Pres. of Operations
20208 Killdeer Avenue 641-423-5674Mason City, IA 50401641-423-0422 [email protected]@netconx.net
DeJong, Matt (Linda) Cates Sheet Metal Ind., Inc.Jake (13) 15555 W. 108th Str.Emma (10) Lenexa, KS 66219
12693 S. Hallet Str. 913-438-9911Olathe, KS 66062 [email protected]
Ernst, Mike Ryan Companies US, Inc.50 South Tenth Street, Suite 300
Minneapolis, MN 55403612-492-4256
McConeghey Burk, Amy (Shawn)Alexis (8) The Weitz ComnpanyHailey (7) 5901 Thornton AvenueCole (5) Des Moines, IA 50321Lauren (13) 515-286-4842
2612 West Euclid Ave. [email protected], IA [email protected]
I am an estimator with the Iowa Business Unit ofThe Weitz Company. I have been with Weitz for 8years. Prior to that I worked for a small non-unioncompany as an estimator as well. Life is busy withworking full time and 4 growing kids! But I lovewhat I do!
Smith, Jeff (Marcie) Opus Design Build1200 35th Street, Suite 206-11West Des Moines, IA 50266
Work and home life with 4 kids keeps me busy. Weare currently finishing construction on a design-build Armed Forces Reserve Center project in CedarRapids. Current projects include a new productfulfillment warehouse for HP in Des Moines, as wellas a residence hall renovation project for LutherCollege in Decorah, IA. Grateful to be keepingbusy.
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Binder, Tom (Kirsten) International Contr., Inc.Faith (11) 977 South Route 83Zoe (8) Elmhurst, IL 60126Laura (6) 630-834-8043Tess (6) [email protected]
133 Hilltop Dr.Schaumburg, IL [email protected]
Brumm, Richard (Jenni) Mithchell/Worth CountyPaige (12) 3625 March Ave.Collin (9) Osage, IA 50461Kate (7) 1000 Central Ave.
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Griffin (2) Northwood, IA 504594823 Quarts Ave. 641-732-5849McIntire, IA 50455641-710-9934 [email protected]@myclearwave.net
Since my last write-up I have changed career paths abit from working for a consultant to becoming acounty engineer for both Mitchell and Worthcounties in north central Iowa. In addition to that,my wife and I have somehow managed to addanother mouth to feed. Jenni continues to teachhigh school math at St. Ansgar High School and thekids do not seem to quit growing.
The career change is teaching me a few things sofar. One thing I am learning is that I traded one setof headaches for another, instead of having one ortwo bosses, I have a couple thousand bosses (wellreally six, three supervisors per county). Whileworking for the public it would be nice to pleaseeveryone, I have learned I can’t…and some are notafraid to let me know.
Dziedzic, Shawn (Karen) Pepper ConstructionPaige (6) 18505 West Creek DriveAudrey (4) Tinley Park, IL 60477
2730 N Greenview 708-802-8100Unit E [email protected], IL [email protected]
Hodapp, Troy (Andrea) JE Dunn ConstructionMaxwell (9) 5959 Village View Dr., Suite 100Isaac (7) West Des Moines, IA 50266Collin (5) 515-698-4400
9808 Ashton Drive [email protected] Des Moines, [email protected]
May marked our 6th year in the Des Moines area,and the boys are very busy with soccer and baseball.We can’t believe our youngest will be inkindergarten this year! Andrea is very active in thePTO and stays busy with all of the extracurricularactivities. Our fall is also busy with ISU footballgames.
This year marks my 15th with JE Dunn. I amcurrently staying busy with healthcare projects inIowa City and Ames. It is good to get back to Ames
on a regular basis. Brings back all of the greatmemories of our time at ISU. Go Cyclones!
Kuehni, Rose Marie University of MinnesotaWyatt (6) [email protected]
760 Helen [email protected]
Still teaching Construction Management at the U ofM… Debuted first fully online class this spring –my doubts dissolved as my students succeeded! Theclass went so well I’ve already started work tolaunch a second online course.
Consulting work is VERY slow (okay; almost non-existent…). Construction should wrap up thissummer on my first residential design. It’s a walk-out overlooking Lake Pepin on the MississippiRiver. The owner is EXTREMELY involved in theproject and has provided an abundance of projectand management examples (of how not to do things)for my classes.
Wyatt and I moved to Prescott, Wisconsin almost 2years ago. The pull of the river was too strong toresist. This winter we bought a Rinker 236 sportand launched it in early April. Yes, it was a littleearly in the season; we actually got snowed on oneday – but we couldn’t wait! I learned to back up atrailer and now can put it right under the boat foreasy loading. If you are in the area – wave us overand we’ll take you out for a ride. You can’t missus…the boat is yellow and white and has a 454Chevy engine; full throttle produces 60 mph andnoise for miles!
Wyatt completed Kindergarten this year. He’senjoying a summer of baseball, boating, camping,fishing, and Cub Scout outings. (Me, too!) Thepack asked me to be their treasurer next year. Idon’t mind that work is slow – there’s lots ofvolunteering to do!
Packebush, Melinda (Darin) AECOMColeton (9) 515-323-7915Bradon (6) [email protected]
606 NW Crestview [email protected]
I have been working at AECOM for the last 4 years.I have had the opportunity of work on projects from
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coast to coast at AECOM. My primary projects arethe reconstruction of one of the runways at AndrewsAir Force Base in Maryland and O’HareInternational in Chicago. I have been involved withboth the design and construction administration onthese projects.
Scranton, Kirsta The University of Iowa2629 1st St SW 1 W Prentiss StCedar Rapids, IA 52404 Iowa City, IA 52242319-400-9022 [email protected] [email protected]
Solberg, Paul (Lisa) Beck GroupChase (4) 1807 Ross AvenueRiley (2) Suite 500
213 Walnut Creek Drive Dallas, TX 75201Cedar Park, TX 78613 214-303-6200512-296-2015 [email protected]@beckgroup.com
Stephenson, Phillip Joseph (Heather)Aiden (4.75) Burns & McDonnellNathan (2.75) One Pointe Drive, Suite 540
490 Periwinkle Street Brea, CA 92821Fullerton, CA 92835 714-256-1595714-448-4790 [email protected]@gmail.com
I spent 2010 working in the Bay Area on areplacement hospital and we moved to Palo Alto lastsummer. In February 2011, I resigned my formerfirm (after exactly 14.75 years) to join ‘Burns andMac’ in March. We moved back to our home inOrange County and I am now very much enjoyingmy shortest commute (4.1 miles) since attendingISU/living in Ames! [Nearly unprecedented inCalifornia…]
Zerr, Stacy (Randy) Trimble NavigationTanner (7) QuickPen InternationalMorgan (7) 384 Inverness Dr. S, Suite 200
14870 E. Jefferson Ave. Englewood, CO 80112Aurora, CO 80014 303-268-3260303-268-3260 [email protected]@comcast.net
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Chipman, Tim (Kelley) ConstructivityCody (11) 3934 Mathews Rd.
Ames, IA 50014
I think this is my first Erector Set write-up sincegraduating, so here goes… After college, I workedfor industrial automation software companies inChicago and Boston, then moved back to Ames in1998 to start Premise Systems with a few other ISUalumni, specializing in building automation systems.We grew to about 20 people, then merged withLantronix out of Irvine, CA. I moved to Irvinearound 2002, then our division was bought byMotorola in 2005 and I moved to Seattle. I leftMotorola in 2008 and worked at Microsoft for a fewyears.
In the last year, I returned to Ames and started aconstruction software company, Constructivity,where I’m now leveraging everything I learned inConE, from structural, mechanical, electrical,scheduling, estimating… glad I saved some of thosebooks! We introduced several Windows desktopapplications earlier this year and are now justreleasing the first mobile Android application thatcan view and edit IFC-based building informationmodels. Our main customers are governmentagencies, though we’re starting to get interest fromsmaller contractors. I also spend time as the deputydirector of the group that publishes the IFC standardat BuildingSmart International.
I now live in the Squaw Valley area in north Ameswith my wife Kelley and son Cody who is 11. Ifanyone is in town, it would be great to reconnect!
Clay (DeRosear), Jennifer (Ricky)Vincent (4) AUI Contractors
11008 Kinston St. 4775 N. FreewayFort Worth, TX 76179 Fort Worth, TX 76106817-776-0374 [email protected] [email protected]
For the past 5 years, I have been a CommercialProject Manager for AUI Contractors, buildingeverything from a TXDOT Tourist and VisitorCenter to a Municipal Airport to office buildingsand am now working on projects for the DallasFederal Reserve Bank. Ricky and I will be married5 years in September and have a 4 year old son whokeeps us very busy, but I love being a mom! I amalso active in NAWIC (National Association ofWomen in Construction) and have been elected toserve as the Fort Worth Chapter #1 Vice President
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this next year. Life in Texas is hot and busy, but wetry to get back to Iowa at least once a year to see myfamily. My husband has returned to college topursue a degree in history/earth sciences and plansto teach when he is done with school. Our sonattends a private daycare with an amazing staff whoare more like family. I can’t believe he will beentering Pre-K this fall! Where has the time gone?In the little spare time I have, I like to read, garden,and, of course, play with our son.
Fleshner, Chris (Holly Jo)Peterson Contractors, Inc.Emma Jo (7) 104 Blackhawk St.Cole (4) P.O. Box A
26749 270th St. Reinbeck, IA 50669Reinbeck, IA 50669 319-345-2713319-415-5212 [email protected]
Hello again, I am still with PCI in Reinbeck. Workis going good and Cork always seems to keep usbusy. We continue to pursue all types of work, butthe last couple of years my workload has changedsomewhat from mainly private type owners to moremunicipal type contracts.
Home life is good too. Holly continues to teach the3rd grade in Reinbeck and keeps our kids undercontrol and heading in the right direction; they arealready involved in all kinds of activities. Emma is7 going on 17 except she still doesn’t like boys. Iam glad about the no boys thing. She is moreworried about outfits and nails and stuff like that.Cole is all boy at 4 and keeps his mother on her toes.He is my little helper on the farm and already wantsto ride a mule by himself just like Dad. He doesn’tlike being led around, he wants to run the reigns.He loves riding in the tractor with me as well, andthe other night he tried to show Emma how to startthe 4 wheeler without an adult around. I guess I willhave to start removing keys from equipment.
I hope all is well with you and yours and lookforward to reading updates.
Jackson, Walt W. Peterson Contractors, Inc.Dalton (8) 104 Blackhawk Rd.
103 N. Main Street Reinbeck, IA 50669New Providence, IA 50206
King, Michael Overland Contracting Inc.(Black & Veatch)
587 Sigman Rd NE
Conyers, GA 30013678-413-0333
Ladd, Colleen Buena Vista Construction Co.4329 Summit Creek Blvd #2105 Orlando, FLOrlando, FL 32837407-237-0859 [email protected]@msn.com
Simbrowsky, Mark (Hilary O’Connor)Mark (2 yrs) Temperature Equipment Corp.Christian (4 mo) 17725 Volbrecht Road
2802 West Catalpa Lansing, IL 60438Chicago, IL [email protected]
Territory Manager – Commercial Sales.
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DeStigter, Jason (Kathy) Summit Equity GroupCooper 801 Grand Ave.Layla Suite 3560
4204 NE Hillcrest Ct. Des Moines, IA 50309Ankeny, IA 50021 [email protected]
Layland, Chad M. Baker Electric, Inc.111 Jackson Ave.
Des Moines, IA515-288-6774
McClain, Kevin The Weitz CompanyP.O. Box 4582 5901 Thornton Ave.Frisco, CO 80443 Des Moines, IA 50321303-263-7140 [email protected]
Vice President at The Weitz Company
Naughton, Luke117/201 Albert StreetBrunswick, Victoria [email protected]
Currently working toward an MBA at MelbourneBusiness School in Melbourne, Australia. Wouldwelcome any contact with ISU grads in Australia.
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Schmitz, Alisha Hensel Phelps Construction Co.8311 Ari Court #2C [email protected], MD 20794410-533-3945
I am currently working on a 1175 room MarriottMarquis in Washington, D.C. It’s an amazing jobusing the top down method to build the 7 storiesbelow grade and will use conventional methods tobuild the 15 stories above grade.
BS 1999
Charlson, Kevin (Laurie) I-Kota, Inc.Cael (4) 4640 Pecos Street, Unit FClaire (2) Denver, CO 80211
16128 W Ellsworth Dr. 303-883-6789Golden, CO 80401 [email protected]@yahoo.com
My partner, Riley McLaughlin, and I started I-Kotain 2010 to pursue commercial constructionopportunities in the Colorado Front Range region.
Earhart, Andrew (Kristina) BeckJohn (5) 1807 Ross Ave., Suite 500Nicholas (6 mo) Dallas, TX 75201
7189 St Augustine DriveFrisco, TX 75034 [email protected]@grandecom.net
Holmes, Shawn (Kendra) Walt Disney Co./Silas (2) Buena Vista Construction Co.
12707 Lake Sawyer Drive 3291 Wed WayWindermere, FL 34786Lake Buena Vista, FL [email protected] 407-934-6328
Currently working for the Walt Disney WorldCompany’s internal construction company.Performing renovations on new and existingstructures in a theme park environment.
Kuehner, Travis (Laura) Advocate Health CareAbigeal (9) Advocate IL Masonic Med. Cntr.Tyler (7) 836 West WellingtonBenjamin (7) Chicago, IL
2418 Montclair Lane 773-296-5976Montgomery, IL 60538773-587-9827 [email protected][email protected]
Nelson, Mike (Dana) Skanska USA BuildingKate (3 yr) 180 Jose Figueres Ave.Will (2 mo) San Jose, CA 95116
3780 Louis Road 408-690-2234Palo Alto, CA 94303 [email protected]@gmail.com
I continue to focus my career on healthcareconstruction in the San Francisco Bay Area and amcurrently working on a series of hospital additionsand renovations in San Jose with a great team ofconstruction professionals including two other ISUConE graduates.
Spence, Jenny Pepper Construction Company6526 Marble Lane 411 Lake Zurich RoadCarpentersville, IL 60110 Barrington, IL 60010847-428-1626 [email protected]
Stevenson, Darin (Erika) DMACCLucy (3) 2006 S Ankeny Blvd.Collin (2) Ankeny, IA 50023
685 36th Street 515-965-7322Des Moines, IA 50312 [email protected]@hotmail.com
Trades & Industry Coordinator at DMACC. Finallyfinished the last floor of our century old hometurning our walk-up attic into a playroom for thekids. I’m tempted to claim it as a man loft. Weshould get in better shape, we now have 4 finishedfloors.
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Beyer, Jamie (Brenda) Suffolk-Roel ConstructionNoah (2) 3366 Kurtz StreetGirl due in August San Diego, CA 92110
5122 Gardena Avenue 619-297-4156San Diego, CA 92110 [email protected]@yahoo.com
Enjoying myself in San Diego and the expandingfamily! I feel extremely fortunate to be working inthe healthcare field for projects at Scripps Healthwho is one of the top providers in the country. I’vebeen on a full range of projects over the past 6 years
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including a Central Energy Plant replacement,Emergency Department Expansion & Renovation,large clinic tenant improvements, CT, MRI, CathLabs, etc. Hoping that all the large projectexperience will lead to managing the design andconstruction of a new hospital in the near future.
Callahan, Michael T. (Andrea)Damon (6) Opus Design Build, L.L.C.Isabella (4) 4643 S. Ulster Street, Suite 325Alyssa (2) Denver, CO 80237
Parker, CO [email protected]
Ehmer, Judith (Jan)Jella-Maria (3) Ernst & Young Real Estate GmbHJannike-Maria (1) Friedrichstraße 140
Spanische Allee 111a 10117 Berlin14129 Berlin GermanyGermany [email protected]
Kinter (Gibbs), Melony (Willie)Kylie (7) Moehl Millwork, Inc.Ashley (4) 5150 SE Rio Ct.
2806 SW Tradition Cir. Ankeny, IA 50021Ankeny, IA 50023 515-963-3100515-289-1074 [email protected]@hotmail.com
After spending 4 years as an Engineer with HenselPhelps Construction Co. in Austin, TX and 5 yearsas an Estimator with Story Construction Co. inAmes, IA, I have made the move to being asub/supplier instead of a general contractor. I amcurrently the Commercial Estimator at MoehlMillwork, Inc. in Ankeny, IA. It has been nice togain more specialized knowledge of buildingcomponents. The people and the environment hereat Moehl are very open and friendly which makes ita great place to work.
My husband and I are kept busy by our twodaughters when we aren’t at work. There isn’t anactivity or class that they don’t want to join. We allenjoy sports, camping and anything else thatinvolves being outdoors.
Majeres, Todd Taylor Ohde Kitchell1400 S. 52nd Street, Unit 31 1917 Dean AvenueWest Des Moines, IA 50265 Des Moines, IA 30316515-226-2118 [email protected]
Maranowicz, John (Meredith) The Walsh GroupAlexander (5) 929 W. AdamsChristopher (3) Chicago, IL 60608Benjamin (2) 312-563-5400
4380 Binchy Way [email protected] Cordova, CA [email protected]
Proctor, Matt (Wendy) City of De WittBrody P.O. Box 407Caitlin 510 9th Street
2667 300th Avenue DeWitt, IA 52742DeWitt, IA 52742 563-659-3811563-659-3593 [email protected]@mchsi.com
Schaefer, Ross (Mary)Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
859 Hanlon Way 510-495-2244Benicia, CA 94510 [email protected]@gmail.com
Like a number of my fellow ISU grads, I found2009 to be a turbulent year in the constructionbusiness, and left Cahill Contractors in SF after 8years. In early 2010 I lucked into a job as a PM inthe Facilities department of Lawrence BerkeleyNational Laboratory in Berkeley, CA. My firstproject was managing a $35M lab and officebuilding. I am now managing various constructionprojects around the Lab, as we have 90 buildingsand always new science programs with newrequirements – clean rooms, chem labs, laserfacilities, industrial scale cooling plants. It’stechnical work and always unique projects, and Ifeel fortunate to have had my earlier bad luck andlater great luck. The Lab is embarking on a projectto build a second full campus, so that will keep usbusy building and renovating for many years tocome.
Mary and I live in Benicia, CA, a lovely little townon the San Francisco Bay.
Timmerman, Emily (Craig) Conlon Constr. Co.Nathan Craig (4 ½) 1100 Rockdale RoadHailey Therese (1) Dubuque, IA 52003
2611 Shoestring Road 563-583-1724Cuba City, WI 53807 [email protected]@yahoo.com
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Emily continues to work with Conlon ConstructionCo. in their retail department. Everything is goingwell and keeping her busy.
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Eilers (Burns), Heather (Michael)14500 W. 92nd Terrace JE Dunn ConstructionLenexa, KS 66215 1001 Locust816-304-6981 Kansas City, MO [email protected] 816-506-4495
Hodgson, Kevin R. (Paula) W.A. Klinger LLCIsabell (2) 2015 E. 7th St.
515 2nd Ave. SE P.O. Box 8800LeMars, IA 51031 Sioux City, IA 51102712-898-2354 712-233-3225
Another amazing year has passed as we continue tosettle and become involved back in NW Iowa. Izzyhas taken to riding horse at Grandma and Grandpa’s,so it is out to the farm every chance we let her.Hope everything is going well for all of you andyours in these interesting times.
Goddard, Chad Illinois Dept. of Transportation5133 Washington 3E 201 West Center CourtDowners Grove, IL 60515 Schaumburg, IL 60196630-724-1491 [email protected]
Irlbeck, Brian (Josie) Q-Cells North America1323 Pacific Beach Drive, 95 Federal St, 2nd Fl.Unit D San Francisco. CA 94107San Diego, CA 92109 415-541-9300619-737-6708 [email protected]@gmail.com
Manatt, Drew (Tanya) Manatt’s, Inc.Brooklyn (2) 6333 NW Beaver Dr.Broderick (1) Johnston, IA 50131
7549 Barnsley Dr. 515-278-0247Johnston, IA 50131 [email protected]@yahoo.com
Following graduation I worked for Peter Kiewit andSons for a couple years building roads primarily inArkansas. For the past 7 years I’ve worked for our
family business in the Des Moines Metro Division.I am active in the AGC and other relatedassociations in the highway industry. Theexperience has been fun and fulfilling.
Miner, Jason (Susan) Flatiron Construction Corp.Vivian (3) 10188 E. I-25 Frontage Road
788 York Street Firestone, CO 80504Denver, CO 80206 720-494-8142303-839-5564 [email protected]@aol.com
Schwager, Dale (Valerie) Foundation Service Corp.2305 3rd Ave. S.E. 220 Waterloo Rd.Altoona, IA 50009 Hudson, IA [email protected] 319-988-9802
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Boelman, Adam (Dena)Emma (6 yrs) Jones-Blythe Construction Co.Alexis (2 mo) 1030 West Reynolds Street
2425 Westchester Blvd. P.O. Box 5113Springfield, IL 62704 Springfield, IL 62705217-726-5532 217-787-1640
Heggen, Edward Vincent “Evan” (Janet)Taryn (3) Cramer and Associate, Inc.Aidan and Caleb (4 mo) 3100 SW Brookside Dr.
104 E. Washington St. Grimes, IAColfax, IA 50054 [email protected]
Kies, Katie Centric Projects913-787-7330 2024 Main [email protected] Suite One West
Kansas City, MO 64108816-812-4245
Miners, T. J. (Michelle) Nelson Electric CompanyCamden 618 14th Avenue SW
4595 Snowgoose Court Cedar Rapids, IA 52404Marion, IA 52302 319-366-6257319-377-4246 [email protected]@mchsi.com
Sporaa, Shadrach (Jessica)Quali (9) Henning Construction Co, LLCQiana (5) P.O. Box 394
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Levi (1) Johnston, IA 501311516 S Avenue 515-253-0943Boone, IA 50036 [email protected]@webild.com
I am still running the new construction activities ofKum & Go L.C. for the southern region. This areais made up of Missouri, Arkansas, Oklahoma and onan occasion will run the work in Iowa.
Strub, Joseph (Rita) Gilbane Building CompanyHudson (3) 8433 Enterprise CircleEaston (0 yr, 5 mo) Bradenton, FL 34202
4903 9th Ave. E. 941-737-2216Bradenton, FL 34208 [email protected]@gmail.com
Swanson, Don (Rebecca) Kreco Metals5821 Elm Street 900 Kelly Ryan DriveOmaha, NE 68106 Blair, NE 68008402-880-8962 [email protected] [email protected]
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Blomme, Nathan Balfour Beatty Construction616 Oakbrook Pl. 3100 McKinnonManhattan, KS 66503 Dallas, TX731-467-0046 [email protected]
Assistant Project Manager for Balfour BeattyConstruction working on the Fort RileyReplacement Hospital Project in Fort Riley, Kansas.
Hott, Benjamin General Constructors Inc. of the2510 23 ½ Ave. Quad Cities563-349-7368 480 42nd [email protected] Bettendorf, IA 52722
I am a project manager for an industrial/municipalcontractor. We build bridges, water and waste watertreatment facilities, infrastructure and largefoundations for many local industrial companies andmunicipalities.
Kopp, Nick (Kelly) Modern Piping, Inc.Ella 8370 West i35W Service Dr.
Kaitlyn Balinese, MN 55449Megan 763-786-7800
P.O. Box 48656 [email protected] Rapids, MN [email protected]
Poland, Eric (Tabitha Schrufer)2055 Thomasville Rd.Apt D301Tallahassee, FL [email protected]
Currently attending Law School at Florida StateUniversity.
Ross, Phillip Mechanical, Inc.2951 N Talman Ave Unit 1R 225 Fencl LaneChicago, IL 60618 Hillside, IL 60162
White, Jennifer McMinemee (Alan)Cora (1) J & H Services, Inc.
[email protected] [email protected]
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Burgod, Nathan (Amanda)2905 Sheridan Ave. Architectural Wall SystemsDes Moines, IA 50310 6601 Westown Parkway515-402-1089 Suite 100
West Des Moines, IA 50266515-255-1556
Gleisberg, Ariana Wright (Jonathan)Addison (6) Thermo Fisher ScientificKileigh (4) 925 W 1800 SAiden (2) Logan, UT
1562 W 800 S 435-792-8143Logan, UT [email protected]@thermo.com
Guggisberg, Angie Minnesota Zoo1355 Pascal Street N. 13000 Zoo BoulevardSt. Paul, MN 55108 Apple Valley, MN 55124651-262-9348 [email protected] [email protected]’m a PM at the Minnesota Zoo… and I think I havequite possibly one of the coolest jobs ever. We are
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finishing up the new penguin exhibit – it’s prettyawesome looking. And I am designing and buildinga black bear exhibit now.
The fun part? When you’re having “one of thosedays” you can go for a stroll, watch the people andcheck out the animals. They are both entertainingand educational.
Kruse, Brad Mortenson Construction14135 Plymouth Ave. 700 Meadow Lane NorthBurnsville, MN 55337 Minneapolis, MN 55422952-240-3666 [email protected] [email protected]
Muller, Jordan (Jillian) Peterson Contractors, Inc.512 Pine St. 104 Blackhawk St.Reinbeck, IA 50669 Reinbeck, IA 50669
Payne, Joshua Dutch Mill Supply Inc.1012 West Third Street 1713 Fifield RoadPella, IA 50219 Pella, IA 50219319-461-1756 641-628-9525
Rhoads, Clinton (Mindy)Beckett (3)Caleb (1)
Albuquerque, [email protected]
Romero, Jason (Amber) Turner Construction18800 1st Pl W. 830 4th Ave S, #400Bothell, WA 98012 Seattle, WA [email protected] [email protected]
Currently MEP Superintendent.
Swinning, Thomas (Jessica)Mikayla (1) Granite Construction Company
1357 Cape Cod Way Ukiah, CAConcord, CA 94521 707-974-3514925-787-9649 [email protected]@att.net
Wessels, Brian (Amber) Greiner Construction14169 Dearborn Path 625 Marquette Ave.Rosemount, MN 55068 Suite 840651-252-1612 Minneapolis, MN [email protected] 612-338-1696
Have been working at Greiner Construction foralmost 3 years in Minneapolis and have enjoyed thechange. Continue to grow and pursue new producttypes in the market. Most recently we have hadcontinued success in the multi-family/senior livingmarket as that continues to rebound.
I have had the opportunity to work with other ISUalumni and be involved with the studentorganizations through my professional organizationsand am proud of the level of education and qualityof students that the ConE program is producing.
Amber and I are expecting our first child inSeptember and look forward to that next chapter inour life. We already have ISU bibs, outfits andblankets waiting for the baby!
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Miltenberger, Josh (Jennifer) Russell Construction105 E. Grove Rd. 4600 E. 53rd StreetLong Grove, IA 52756 Davenport, IA 52807563-320-4502 [email protected] [email protected]
I have been with Russell Construction five years thissummer and recently completed the YMCASupportive Housing project in Des Moines (140-unithousing unit on the south edge of downtown DesMoines). I have been a Project Manager for acouple years now and have worked in design/build,CMc, and hard bid contract formats.
Jen and I bought a home in Long Grove afterrelocating from Des Moines in Fall 2009. We’vebeen able to get involved in the local communityand I was recently appointed to the City of LongGrove Planning and Zoning Commission. I’ve alsohad the opportunity to serve on the ConstructionEngineering Industry Advisory Council since theSpring of 2010; it was great to be a part of the 50th
celebration.
Plymesser, Cliff (Naomi) EFCOCole (1) 1800 NE Broadway Ave.
3021 Oakland St. Des Moines, IA 50313Ames, IA 50014 515-313-4222515-450-2537 [email protected]@gmail.com
Working as a project engineer for EFCO workingmainly on our mega projects designing custom
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formwork applications (segmental bridge machines,tunnels, etc.). Also started teaching ConE 340:Concrete and Steel Construction in Fall of 2010.This has been a very challenging but rewardingexperience for me, especially since I am still fulltime with EFCO. Naomi and I enjoying life withour first (Cole) and are expecting another boy in10/11. We’ve been keeping busy with churchactivities as well as home remodeling projects.
Jestrab, Eric CB&I515-450-9694 [email protected][email protected]
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Andersen, Jerad J. (Allison) Modern PipingLucy Mae (< 1) 1919 Dodge Rd NE
1605 9th St. Cedar Rapids, IA 52402Marion, IA 52302 319-364-0131319-899-7060 [email protected]@jerrysWorkstations.com
I am currently working as the 3D CAD/BIMManager for Modern Piping. I am constantlychallenging the industry near me to keep pushingthe available technology. The bulk of my workfocuses on Design-Build projects as well asIndustrial and Bio-Pharma, with the occasionalCommercial and Medical/Hospital project crossingmy path. Aside from Modern I also run my ownsmall business, JerrysWorkstations.com, where Isell CAD, BIM, Gaming, and High-Performancedesktop computers. With the newborn daughter,day job, and small business, there’s never a dullmoment!
Dittus, Ken (Jill) Granite Construction12200 Peach Crest Dr Apt D 2 Taft Ct.Germantown, MD 20874 Rockville, MD 20850641-351-9803 [email protected] [email protected]
The project that I am currently on is a new sevenmile 6-lane highway. There are 13 new highwaybridges, 5 bridge widenings, and over 500,000 tonsof asphalt. I am the Field Engineer in charge of theasphalt and roadway finishes.
Hotovec, Chad (Staci) Burns & McDonnelJohnathon 9400 Ward Parkway
14807 West 150th St. Kansas City, MO 64114
Olathe, KS 66062 816-823-7077515-450-4959 [email protected]@gmail.com
Humphreys, Jake (Samantha)Bothell, WA 98011 Mortenson Construction206-778-9152 Bellevue, WA
I just finished working on a 6 story hospital bedtower in Wenatchee, WA for Central WashingtonHospital. We integrated many of the latesttechnologies and prefabrication techniques whichmade this very interesting. I got married in 2009and we went to St. Lucia last summer for ourhoneymoon, which we strongly recommend.
Kurth, Jim (Marianne) Rudolph and Sletten, Inc.Alden (17 mo) 16851 Hale Ave.
515-988-1048 Irvine, CA 92606949-223-6828
McKee, Jeffrey Engelsma Construction, Inc.23513 Birch Circle 7119 31st Ave NRogers, MN 55374 Minneapolis, MN 55427612-201-6803 [email protected] [email protected]
Rasmussen, , Eric A. Univ. of North Carolina640 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. at Chapel HillApt. 324 Kenan-Flagler Business SchoolChapel Hill, NC 27514 [email protected]@hotmail.co
Schoch, Bradley (Jen) Mayo ClinicRochester, MN 200 1st St [email protected] Rochester, MN 55905
Stoulil, Andy (Megan)United Rentals Trench SafetyAdyn (1) 4010 SE Capitol Cir.
880 SE Deerfield Ln. Grimes, IA 50111Waukee, IA 50263 515-979-2999515-979-2999 [email protected]@gmail.com
I am the Territory Representative for United RentalsTrench safety. I help underground contractorsacross Iowa increase production and meet OSHA’ssafety requirements for trenching and excavating
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using shoring and shielding systems. The projects Ihave dealt with range from 5’ to 40’ deep in alltypes of soil. Project types have included sanitarysewer lines, lift stations, high pressure gas lines,electrical services, foundations, bore pits, fuel tankinstallations & replacements, and soil remediation.
Wagner, Andrew (Emily) Friedler ConstructionAmara Juli (turns 2 on 2525 N. Elston Ave.
8/14/11) Chicago, IL 606475435 West Bryon Street 773-489-1818Chicago, IL 60641773-226-0188 [email protected]@gmail.com
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Barchman, Matt (Sally) JE Dunn Constr. Co.Evalyn (2) 1001 LocustEmarsyn (6 mo) Kansas City, MO 64106
13228 W 75th Terrace 816-292-8642Lenexa, KS 66205 [email protected][email protected]
Eveland, Jason (Kelsey) Hansen Company, Inc.West Des Moines, IA 5665 Greendale Rd, Suite A515-943-1643 Johnston, IA [email protected] 515-270-1117
Lindquist, Eric (Karissa) Adjustable Forms Inc.630-359-7521 1 E. Progress Rd.
Lombard, IL 60148630-953-8700
My wife Karissa and I finally tied the knot lastNovember after meeting six years ago at Iowa State.Currently working as Project Manager forAdjustable Forms Inc. Things have been prettychallenging over the past year, but starting to slowlyturn around. We’re fortunate enough to be workingon a 34 story retirement project on the north side ofChicago called Admiral at the Lake, as well as a 16story Ronald McDonald House Charities. A fewlarge apartment projects look pretty promising outahead, as well as some higher education work.Currently working on transitioning our currentpreconstruction/project management/detailing intofull BIM environment. I plan on taking the PEexam sometime in the spring of 2012.
Osier, Tom (Laura) Kirkland & Ellis LLp501 N. Clinton St #603 300 N LasalleChicago, IL 60654 Chicago, IL 60654515-450-9356 [email protected] [email protected]
Verdon, Benjamin David Bear Inc.210 S. Praireview Dr. #423 4430 114th St.West Des Moines, IA 50266 Urbandale, IA 50322563-379-1105 [email protected] [email protected]
Weller, Matt Falewitch Construction Serv., Inc.6928 Lafayette Ave. 8720 S. 114th St., Suite 100Omaha, NE 68132 LaVista, NE 68128402-850-1792 [email protected] [email protected]
Wright, Benjamin (Chanda) Monarch RenovationsKatelynn (4 mo) 304 15th St, Studio 201
2940 Berkshire Drive Des Moines, IA 50309Norwalk, IA 50211 515-274-5404515-418-2446 [email protected]@gmail.com
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Culhane, Shawn Culhane Premier Properties111 S Gadwall Ln P.O. Box 341017Cedar Park, TX 78613 Austin, TX 78734512-590-0850 512-590-0850
After working in construction management inAustin, TX for the 18 months succeeding graduationfrom the ConE program, I took a leap of faith andmade the move to self-employment in residentialreal estate sales. My main focus is in luxury andwaterfront properties in the Austin area. I feel mydegree in construction engineering and my shortexperience in commercial construction have thus farbeen very beneficial to my real estate career, bothwith credibility as well as helping clients through a“different” point of view. All is well in Austin and Ithink everyone should move here!
Harry, Brian (Kelly) Ryan Companies US, Inc.2845 Volquardsen Ave. 201 N. Harrison St, Ste. 400Davenport, IA 52804 Davenport, IA 52801563-468-8575 563-823-8137
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Jennett, Tim (Kate) JE Dunn Construction1410 Ridgewood Drive 901 S. Mopec ExpresswayLeander, TX 78641 Barton Oaks Plaza [email protected] Suite 290
Austin, TX 78746512-687-6113
Marbach, Lee (Julia) Russell Construction Co.1608 Summit Lane #2 4600 E 53rd StreetDavenport, IA 52803 Davenport, IA 52807563-210-4060 [email protected] [email protected]
Julia and I are expecting our first this October. Weare excited and can’t wait for the new arrival. I amalso working as a Project Engineer for RussellConstruction Company in Davenport, Iowa focusingon preconstruction.
Norton, Andrew (Katie) Hensel Phelps Constr. Co.606 W. Colt Rd. 444 N. 44th St.Chandler, AZ 85225 Phoenix, AZ 85034712-898-0279 [email protected]@gmail.com
It’s amazing how many people from Iowa aremigrating south to Arizona, seems like every time Iwear a shirt with Iowa State on it I meet someoneelse from Iowa.
Sowder, Edward M. Calhoun-Burns & Assoc.2904 SE Weatherstone St. 1500 30th StreetGrimes, IA 50111 W. Des Moines, IA 50266515-205-1120 [email protected] [email protected]
Stoulil, Mitch (Heather) Katelman Steel FabricationBryce (3 mo) 2030 2nd Ave.
110 Hannah Circle Council Bluffs, IA 51501Underwood, IA 51576 712-323-3131515-720-1556 [email protected]
Sullivan, Brian (Andrea) Sullivan ConstructionAiden (5)Connor (1)
1412 270th St.Nashua, IA [email protected]
Wetmore, Tom (Alison) Tom Wetmore3604 N Bosworth, Apt. #2 55 E Monroe Street
Chicago, IL 60613 Suite 3100630-750-8532 Chicago, IL [email protected] [email protected]
Zikra, Alex Power Construction Company2360 Palmer Drive
Schaumburg, IL 60173847-214-6426
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Bell, Nicole (Bryan Schmidt) Turner Constr. Co.9736 Larsen Street 2345 Grand Blvd., Suite 1000Overland Park, KS 66214 Kansas City, MO 64108816-256-6199 [email protected] [email protected]
I am currently a Project Engineer working in theSpecial Projects Division for Turner Construction. Iserve on the USGBC Central Plains chapter as theirOutreach/Events Chairperson and am in charge ofthe LEED training and materials for Turner’s KCoffice. When I’m not at work, I enjoy spendingtime with my fiancé, Bryan, planning our weddingfor September 2011, playing with our dog, Ryder,working out, going to sporting events, hanging outwith friends, and traveling.
Daniels, Chris The Weitz Company563-212-1642 5904 Thornton Ave.
Des Moines, IA 50321515-246-4700
I am currently a Project Engineer at The WeitzCompany working on West Des Moines schooldistrict jobs as a CMa role.
Elliott, Scott (Amber Ronald) Heery Intl, Inc.1815 SW White Birch Circle #15 450 Mill St. SWAnkeny, IA 50023 Mitchellville, IA 50169641-521-0878 [email protected] [email protected]
I just recently finished up construction on the newAnkeny High School at Prairie Trail in Ankeny,Iowa in the spring ’11 with Construction ServicesInc. out of West Des Moines, Iowa. I have sincebeen hired by Heery International out of Cleveland,Ohio as Construction Manager on the new IowaDepartment of Corrections facility upgrade at ICIWin Mitchellville, Iowa. The project entails new
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construction of a full-service hospital, food servicebuilding, administrative building, and aminimum/medium general population building. Inaddition, there will be an electrical distributionupgrade to service all old/new buildings onsite.
Olson, Nick EFCO Forms1425 W Grand Ave. 250 S. Northwest Hwy.Unit 4W Suite 310Chicago, IL 60642 Park Ridge, IL 60068319-415-4239 [email protected]@efcoforms.com
Working out of the EFCO Chicago district office,consulting and distributing concrete formwork andshoring throughout the greater Chicago area,Wisconsin, and the upper peninsula of Michigan.Enjoy living in Chicago, trying new things,attending the various events, and watching theWhite Sox lose to the Twins when they’re in town.It’s been great watching fellow ConE grads as theybeing their careers, including our Chicago districtengineer Joben Grimmius (ConE 2008). EFCO hasa strong relationship with Iowa State and theconstruction engineering program and sincegraduating, I have had the opportunity to participatein student visits to our facilities in Des Moines,guest lecturing on campus, and recruiting at thecareer fair. It’s always great to get back on campus,looking forward to football games in the fall.
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Basara, Marc Weis Builders, Inc.5441 Bartlett Boulevard 7645 Lyndale Ave SMound, MN 55364 Minneapolis, MN 55423651-353-7395 [email protected]
Bowden, Clark JE Dunn Construction107 NW 102nd Street 1001 Locust StreetKansas City, MO 64155 Kansas City, MO 64106
Cade, Peter L. Viking Automatic Sprinkler5040 Waterbury Road 201 SE Shurfine Dr.Des Moines, IA 50312 Ankeny, IA 50021515-771-1266 [email protected]
It’s been almost exactly a year since we graduatedand I am starting to miss it! I didn’t think I wouldever say that. Currently I am working at VikingAutomatic Sprinkler as a designer and projectmanager. I couldn’t have asked to fall into a bettercareer path. It has been a tough learning curve but Iknow it will pay off down the road. I never wouldhave guessed I would have been given so muchresponsibility after only 9 months of beingemployed. It’s a great feeling.
Claussen, Anna Weis Builders15839 Freedom Lane 7645 Lyndale Ave SApple Valley, MN 55124 Minneapolis, MN 55423507-473-3174 612-243-5000
Davis, Austin Alberici Constructors7534 Fleta Street 8800 Page AvenueSt. Louis, MO 63123 Overland, MO 63114319-939-0269 [email protected] [email protected]
Coming out of school I spent about eight months ona project at the St. Louis Science Center, and amnow spending a few months in the main office doingsome training. Soon I will be back out in the fieldworking as a Project Engineer in our GeneralBuilding & Healthcare market. I hope all is wellwith everyone!
Hanus, Trevor C. (Andrea Willaert)[email protected]
Trevor will be graduating from NorthwesternUniversity with a Master’s of Science in CivilEngineering with a Structural Engineering emphasisin August 2011. Directly after graduation, he willbe getting married to Andrea Willaert whom he metat Iowa State University. Trevor is interested inrenewable energy, sustainable design, and structuralhealth monitoring. He is working at theInfrastructure Technology Institute in Evanston, ILduring the 2011 summer, but is currently seekingfull-time employment at an Engineering firmanywhere in the US.
Jahnke, Matthew (Marianna) Bluestone Engrg.5015 Emerson Dr. 9119 Northpark Dr.Ames, IA 50014 Johnston, IA 50131920-246-3638 515-727-0700
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[email protected]@bluestonepme.com
Karns, Matthew (Leah) BCS Construction Services7917 Townsend Avenue 590 Market StreetUrbandale, IA 50322 W. Des Moines, IA 50266515-321-3215 [email protected]
Lane, Chad J.E. Dunn Construction816-728-8064 Kansas City, [email protected]
Mathes, Jay623 6th StreetAmes, IA [email protected]
I am currently a Masters student in the CCEEprogram studying Construction Engineering andManagement. I am also a Graduate ResearchAssistant working for Dr. Jennifer Shane on riskmitigation in internal traffic control on highwayprojects.
Moye-Rowley, Mike Kiewit Power Constructors9401 Bell Rd. #342 9104 Renner Blvd.Lenexa, KS 66219 Lenexa, KS 64106319-321-4508 515-710-6813
[email protected] working the Project Controls departmentas a scheduling engineer. Remembering LarryCormicle’s golden rule: All dogs have tails.
Potthoff, Rachel Ryan Companies US, Inc.5645 Muirfield Dr SW 625 First St SE, Suite 175
Unit 10 Cedar Rapids, IA 52401Cedar Rapids, IA 52404 319-731-2807563-271-9420 [email protected]@gmail.com
Rachel is enjoying her role as Associate ProjectManager for Ryan Companies US, Inc. She iscurrently working on multiple projects in the CedarRapids area. Outside of work, she has kept busywith bicycling, backstage work for a localcommunity theatre, and golf.
Quiroga Cruz, Patricio EnriqueClaudia Bernardita Navarro VillarroelGalvarino 92, Playa Ancha
Sievers, Ryan Institute of Transportation623 6th St. 2711 South Loop Drive, Suite 4700Ames, IA 50010 Ames, IA [email protected]
Currently working on Graduate Thesis on remotemonitoring of historic covered bridges to completeMasters of Science in Structural Engineering atIowa State University and on pace to graduate inDecember 2011. Currently seeking full-timeemployment from a Design-Build Firm or GeneralContractor in the Madison, Wisconsin area forJanuary 2012 start.
Trible, Andrew Ames Construction, Inc.12240 Cattle Lane 2000 Ames Dr.Watertown, MN 55388 Burnsville, MN 55306515-451-6648 [email protected] [email protected]
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Jacobs, Cory Hussmann6827 Jake Barnes Court 4360 112th St. Ste. 102Johnston, IA 50131 Urbandale, IA 50322563-357-1032 [email protected] [email protected]
After graduating in May of 2011, I started workingat Hussmann, a company who manufactures therefrigerated and frozen display cases atsupermarkets. My job at Hussmann is to take a listof cases a store wants and using our case data, sizerefrigeration equipment to handle the load.
Lewton, Matthew Weitz Industrial3606 Badger Dr. SW 1065 Sierra Ct NE Suite ACedar Rapids, IA 52404 Cedar Rapids, IA 52402319-350-0323 [email protected] [email protected]
Working for an Industrial Contractor.
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At the Senior Banquet(s), graduating seniors wereasked to fill out a form that included their futureplans and how they would like to be remembered.We have reprinted this information for those whogave us permission. Congratulations to thegraduates!
Bowers, RyanHobbies: Motorsports, work and constructionrelated things.Future plans: Get a job, start a family, pay off billsHow would you like to be remembered?: Hardworking student.
Cassidy, LucasHobbies: FishingFuture plans: Work in Cedar Rapids @ AcmeElectric Co. Hope to become a PM and start afamily somewhere in Iowa.How would you like to be remembered?: By thehole in the ceiling of the UDCC. I promise it was anaccident.
Corcoran, TimHobbies: Fishing, hunting, golfingFuture plans: Working in Omaha for Remlon, Inc.How would you like to be remembered?: A goodguy to be around who loves ConstructionEngineering.
Formanek, BrentonHobbies: Fishing, hunting, hiking, skiingFuture plans: Estimator at M.A. Mortenson inChicagoHow would you like to be remembered?:Hardworking and fun loving
Harder, MattHobbies: Biking, fishing, snowboarding, frisbeegolfFuture plans: I hope to get a job for a largecontractor. I am going to get married in 2011 inIowa. I would like to own my own contractingbusiness in the future.How would you like to be remembered?: As ahardworking student proud to graduate Iowa State inConstruction Engineering.
Jensen, AlexHobbies: Sports (watching and playing), fishing,hanging with my posse
Future plans: Find a job soon – go back home andtry to start own business, take over dads business.How would you like to be remembered?: As agood friend and a good partner in class labs andgroups.
Knudsen, GregHobbies: Hunting, fishing, riding dirt bikes, sports,golfFuture plans: Looking for a job in the mountainsHow would you like to be remembered?: A goodperson that worked hard and still was verypersonable and enjoyed having fun.
Loes, JoelHobbies: Golf, carpentry/woodworkingFuture plans: Move to Albuquerque, NM with mygirlfriend to work for Klinger Constructors as aProject Manager.How would you like to be remembered?: As ahard worker and a good learner that always had agood joke to tell.
Nielsen, JamesHobbies: Basketball, snow skiing, piano, golf,hiking, outdoor activities, traveling.Future Plans: Get a job, get married, and beextremely happy and successful.How would you like to be remembered?: Assomeone who has a promising future because of myhard work. Also, someone who has tremendouspride in Iowa State University.
Norberg, AustinHobbies: Hunting, fishing, golfingFuture Plans: Working for Seedorff Masonry, Inc.How would you like to be remembered?: Forusing the skills learned from the ConE program inmy community.
Peterson, LukeHobbies: Playing golf, playing video games, andwatching sports.Future plans: Move to Denver, CO with mygirlfriend to find a job.How would you like to be remembered?: As afund and hardworking student and a good friend.
Schlag, MeganHobbies: Anything outdoors, tennis, being withfriends and family.Future plans: Working for Pepper Construction inChicago, IL.
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How would you like to be remembered?: As apositive, friendly, and hard-working ConE studentexcited to graduate and start a new phase in my life.
Stickfort, DerekHobbies: Hockey, motorcycle riding, golf, videogames, coaching.Future plans: Join the Navy in the area of nuclearpropulsion or the Sea Bees.How would you like to be remembered?: As agood friend and hardworking team member.
Tipp, TerryHobbies: Sports and runningFuture plans: Going back home and keepsearching for jobs.
Weller, KyleHobbies: Football, volleyball, snowboarding,swimming, etc.Future plans: Either working for TurnerConstruction in Kansas City or NAVFAC in SanDiego.How would you like to be remembered?: As ahard working student who can work hard and havefun at the same time.
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Adams, CaseyHobbies: Hunting, work on cars, church activities.Future plans: I start working for MODUS onDecember 20 as a Mechanical Engineer. My wifeand I hope to purchase a home in the next year andbegin a family in about 2 years.
Allen, DouglasHobbies: Hunting, fishing, exercising.Future plans: Find full-time job, most likely marrymy girlfriend after I have a job. Family I will tryand stay close and stay in Mid-West.How would you like to be remembered?: Personyou can talk to, and will help out when needed.Team player, fair and honest.
Basara, MarcHobbies: Boating, sports, cooking, competitiveshooting, traveling.Future plans: Project Engineer at Weis Builders inMinneapolis. I will also be attending graduateschool at the University of St. Thomas, in the TwinCities, to pursue a M.S. in real estate anddevelopment.
How would you like to be remembered?: By thelevel of enjoyment I had from learning with myfriends, and my enjoyment of the program. Not tomention my overall awesomeness.
Bassett, ClaireHobbies: Snowboarding, coaching First LegoLeague, reading, traveling.Future plans: Get a job and gain real worldexperience. Also, getting a pilot’s license would becool.
Berg, MichaelHobbies: Camping, fishing, hunting, and traveling.Bowden, ClarkHobbies: Disc golf, cycling, restoring antiquetractors.Future plans: Work for JE Dunn as asuperintendent trainer in Kansas City.How would you like to be remembered?: Aleader in the program who cared for his fellowstudents.
Cade, PeterHobbies: Boxing, fishing, working out, andrelaxing.Future plans: Still waiting for a job. I am excitedto get settled and start a new life.
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Collier, CamronHobbies: Hunting, fishing, family.Future plans: I want to work in Iowa so I can raisemy son and any other future children in Iowa.How would you like to be remembered?: Iworked hard during school to keep a cum GPAabove 3.0.
Collins, RyanHobbies: Fishing, lifting weights, music.Future plans: Pursue a career in infrastructuredevelopment in the energy market. I have a job withBlack & Veatch come January 2011. I haveinterned with B & V the previous two summers.How would you like to be remembered?: I liketo work hard to get a job/assignment done and workhard to have a good time.
Cutler, PeterFuture plans: Currently I’m building decks anddoing small private contracting work. I’m still
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looking for work and hope to find something in theupcoming year.
Cutler, ScottHobbies: Outdoor adventure sportsFuture plans: I’m hoping for a successful career inthe industry.How would you like to be remembered?: I wouldlike to be remembered as a hard worker and a goodteammate.
Davis, AustinHobbies: Playing and watching sports, golf, discgolf, movies, hanging out with friends.Future plans: I am moving to St. Louis to work forAlberici Constructors in their GeneralBuilding/Healthcare market.How would you like to be remembered?: As ahardworking student who did good things for AGCand the ConE Department. Also as a guy who knewhow to have a good time as well.
Davison, AliciaFuture plans: I will be getting married in Feb.2011 and moving to Peoria, IL.
Fuller, JakeHobbies: Bicycling, nature, road trips, music,friends and family.Future plans: Learning
Gerber, TedHobbies: Basketball, golf, disc golf, tennisFuture plans: I have accepted a Sales Engineeringposition in Urbandale, IA. I will also be gettingmarried after graduation and am looking forward tostarting a family.
Goedken, NickHobbies: Wakeboarding, running, ISU athletics,community service.Future plans: Work for Walsh Group’s NationalBuilding Group (federal work) and move around alot. Would like to become involved in communitiesthat I move to.How would you like to be remembered?: A ConEconcerned with the community who wasn’t afraid togo out with friends on a weeknight.
Hafencher, KarlHobbies: Playing sports, guitar, small buildingprojects.
Future plans: Acquire a full-time job within theconstruction industry. Currently looking in largercities such as Chicago.How would you like to be remembered?:Hardworking and easy to get along with.
Hanus, TrevorHobbies: Woodworking, outdoors activities,skiing, sailing.Future plans: Attend graduate school atNorthwestern University for Structural Engineering.
Harriman, BenjaminHobbies: Fishing, hunting, outdoorsFuture plans: I plan to have a career in theelectrical estimating field. Eventually work up toproject management area.How would you like to be remembered?: I am ahard working student who has balanced work,school, being a member of the Story City volunteerFire Dept., and friends and family throughout mycareer.
Hennessey, AustinHobbies: Golfing, fishing, being outdoors,traveling, hockey, spending time with family andfriends.Future plans: Currently going to be moving toChicago and working for Pepper ConstructionCompany. Live and work in Barrington, IL as anassisted project engineer/MEP coordinator.
Hilton, JimmyHobbies: Golf, fishing, hunting, boating, watchingISU athletics.Future plans: Working for Kiewit Underground inOmaha, NE. Will be starting by working in theoffice estimating and other activities for bids. Noplans for a family now. I just want to grow myknowledge and career in construction.How would you like to be remembered?:Hopefully as a hard working student that liked toplay hard also.
Jahnke, MatthewHobbies: Hunting, fishing, electrical wiring.Future plans: Electrical Design Consultant forBluestone Engineering.
Janechek, MikeHobbies: Woodworking, football, fishing, hangingout with friends.
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Future plans: I plan to find a job with a Midwestbased bridge contractor, being a project engineer orproject manager. I also plan to settle down aroundthe Iowa area.
Karns, MatthewFuture plans: I’m currently looking for full timeemployment.How would you like to be remembered?: Hardworker, knowledgeable.
Kimsey, KeithHobbies: Family, old trucks, barbequeFuture plans: I want a great job with great benefitsand I want to build a hot rod.How would you like to be remembered?: Icompleted this program without ever living inAmes.
Klein, JasonHobbies: HuntingFuture plans: Find a job with a smaller companywhere I can become an integral part of the company,helping the company grow as I gain experience andresponsibility within the organization.
Lane, ChadHobbies: Family, friends, construction, football,tailgating cyclones.Future plans: Work in KC for SE Dunn Const.
Lewton, MattHobbies: FriendsFuture plans: unknownHow would you like to be remembered?:Wouldn’t
Mathes, JayHobbies: Habitat for Humanity, snowboarding,playing guitar, pool, basketball.Future plans: Graduate school, Iowa StateUniversity, CCEE.How would you like to be remembered?: Cluboriented leader who was extremely competent andhard working. Often soft-spoken but alwayseffortful.
McColloch, MitchHobbies: Paintball, golf, hunting, fishingFuture plans: Work as a MEP design consultant.
Meyer, BradHobbies: Snowboarding, wakeboarding, music
Future plans: Going to law school
Moss, JacobHobbies: Guitar, canoeing, cross country skiingFuture plans: Unsure
Mulloy, PatrickFuture plans: Still looking for a job.How would you like to be remembered?: Lovedto help the younger students with anything andhelped recruit people to ConE.
O’Grady, RowdyHobbies: Hunting and fishing, spending time withfamily and friends, and working on the family farm.Future plans: I would like to make an impact onthe construction industry utilizing the knowledgeand skills I have gained in the ConstructionEngineering program at Iowa State University.
O’Loughlin, PhillipHobbies: Wrestling, hunting, footballFuture plans: Get a job working in ConstructionManagement.How would you like to be remembered?: I wouldlike to be remembered as someone who finishes thejob.
Olson, NickHobbies: Fishing, snowboarding, motorcycles,volleyball, camping, movies, softball, tailgating forISU football.Future plans: Work with Efco Corp. in Chicago,IL.How would you like to be remembered?: Assomeone who could always light up the classroom.A friend to each student and faculty member I wasin contact with.
Pokorney, MikeHobbies: Hunting, fishing, woodworking,snowboarding.Future plans: Return to MN, working for M.A.Mortenson as a field engineer.How would you like to be remembered?:Hardworking, helpful, positive attitude.
Potthoff, Rachel
Quid, RyanHobbies: Sports, music, woodworking.
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Future plans: Hope to have a job in the near futureand start a family once I am comfortable andestablished in my career.
Quiroga Cruz, PatricioHobbies: Reading, play soccer and swimming.Future plans: Visiting family and then come backto the grad program.How would you like to be remembered?: Theoldest guy attending class at that moment.Everything is possible from different country andlanguage.
Roberts, EwattHobbies: Reading, working and playing with myfamily, playing Facebook Scrabble.Future plans: Currently seeking careeremployment, while guiding our oldest child throughthe college admissions process. Also, keeping ourtwo youngest on the academic fast track.How would you like to be remembered?: I wouldlike to be remembered as a student that overcamehis obstacles and completed the program on a highnote.
Rosso, ChristopherFuture plans: I plan to move back to Illinois towork for Exelon Nuclear in their ProjectManagement Division.
Shabino, RyanHobbies: Soccer Club, golf, biking, disc golf.Future plans: Work for Kiewit ConstructionCompany – The Underground District, in PortlandOregon as a Field Engineer.
Seibert, JohnHobbies: Hanging with friends, poker, videogames, watching sports.Future plans: Work for a company back home.
Sievers, RyanHobbies: Traveling, athletics, and being outdoors.Future plans: Structural Engineering at Iowa StateUniversity, graduating class of December 2011.How would you like to be remembered?: Beingheavily involved in Learning Community, Habitatfor Humanity, DBIA, XLC, and other organizationsaround ISU.
Smith, BrantonHobbies: Wood working, college sports,snowboarding.
Future plans: Working for Koester Construction inDes Moines, IA.How would you like to be remembered?: Hardworking and generally awesome.
Steffes, NathanFuture plans: Building America one project at atime.How would you like to be remembered?: I’m agreat believer in luck and I find the harder I work,the more I have of it.
Taylor, ColtonHobbies: Snowboarding, wakeboarding,motorcycles.Future plans: I want to find a job that I love doing.Eventually I’ll start a family here in Iowa. I want tobe having fun.How would you like to be remembered?: I wouldlike to be remembered as fun-loving and open tonew ideas.
Theulen, TaylorHobbies: Foosball, golf, playing bagsFuture plans: I plan to find a job in theConstruction Engineering field within the next threemonths. I will be starting a family in the near futurewith my girlfriend who has just graduated fromGrandview University.How would you like to be remembered?: A verydedicated student who helped others with theirstudies to better our educations. A person wholoved to have a great time and is a true competitor infoosball.
Van Utrecht, BrianHobbies: Sports, riding 4-wheelers, skiing.Future plans: Got married May 29, 2010. Stilllooking for a full time job, preferably in theMidwest.
Wiitanen, StephenFuture plans: I will be working in Kansas City,MO with Turner Construction as a Field Engineer.
Wilks, TannerHobbies: Buying tools to add to my personalDeWalt arsenal.Future plans: Taken job as a Project EngineerOCCI, Inc. – Osage Constructors, Fulton, MO.How would you like to be remembered?: Hardworking, knowledgeable of heavy/civil projects,leadership oriented in the program and
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extracurricular activities. Involved w/Peer Mentorsprogram, AGC Cabinet, NAHB Cabinet, ASCHeavy/Civil Team Captain 2009.
Wolfe, NathanHobbies: Frisbee golf, fishing and playing pool.Future plans: Accepted an offer with MassElectric Construction Company in BostonMassachusetts. Will begin in August of 2010. MassElectric is an electrical specialty subcontractor(power plants, waste water plants, light rail).How would you like to be remembered?: 18months of Co-op experience with the Iowa DNRwhile graduating in 5 yrs. sustaining a 3.0 GPA.
Wolff, NickHobbies: Boating, fishing, camping, sports, discgolf.Future plans: Plan on making a name for myself inthe Construction Industry, settling down with a wifeand family as well as adding another St. Bernard tothe group.How would you like to be remembered?: Fondly.
Zaletel, ColeHobbies: Snowboarding, boating, golfingFuture plans: Searching for a project managerposition in the Construction Industry. Somedaysettle down and start a family.How would you like to be remembered?: Ahardworking college student who gave 110% ineverything I did. I lived my college experience tothe fullest.
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Anderson, AaronHobbies: Hunting, fishing, firearmsFuture plans: U.S. Navy Pilot, Officer CandidateSchool in August and flight school after that. Wanta family someday. After Navy, start my ownbusiness.How would you like to be remembered?:Knowledgeable about construction and alwayshaving good input. Hard working and good rolemodel.
Bakkum, BenHobbies: Reading, movies, music, sports, spendingtime with family and friends.Future plans: Find a job, start a family, get my PElicense.
How would you like to be remembered?: Assomebody who always had something to complainabout, but man was he right about a lot of things.
Catus, RyanHobbies: Basketball, partyingFuture plans: Move to Overland Park, KS forwork with Black and Veatch. Most likely relocate afew times in the first 5 years then hopefully findsomeone to start a family with.How would you like to be remembered?: As agood, honest, and respectful man.
Cleveland, MitchellHobbies: Fishing, baseball, campingFuture plans: Currently took a position withWoodruff Construction. I hope to eventually movemy family back to Dewitt in no more than 10 yrs.Currently have two boys – Maddox-3 and Grady-1.How would you like to be remembered?: Hardworking, never giving up.
Conkin, JakeHobbies: Sports, cheering on the Cyclones,watching the history channel.Future plans: Just go where life takes me.How would you like to be remembered?: To beremembered as a fun-loving guy who worked hard.
Conlon, AidanHobbies: Soccer, snowboardingFuture plans: I plan on working for KiewitUnderground, getting a job, and continue beingawesome at life.
Cronin, ScottHobbies: Running, biking, water sports,snowboardingFuture plans: I will be working in the constructionindustry somewhere in the Midwest.How would you like to be remembered?: As anindividual who considers others more importantthan myself, and is career oriented, practicingintegrity and giving back to the community.
Dabrowski, KonradHobbies: Weightlifting, playing pool, jazzercisingFuture plans: Get a house, have a family, run thefamily business after getting full-time experience inthe industry.How would you like to be remembered?:Someone who can always put a smile on your faceand make you laugh.
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Dennis, ZacharyHobbies: Outdoor activities, sportsFuture plans: Working for Turner Constructionafter graduation. Getting married after graduation.How would you like to be remembered?: Helpful,someone who you can count on.
Grewcock, EricHobbies: Hunting, boating, fishing, NebraskafootballFuture plans: I plan on working for Kiewit to starta lifelong career. I will be living in Denver, CO.
Horan, BridgetHobbies: Swimming, running, music, being outsideFuture plans: I will be working for the next 2years with an international Catholic developmentorganization called Fidesco. My training will startin mid-July in France, and then I will be sent to ayet-to-be-determined country in South America,Africa, or Asia.
Hoskins, ScottFuture plans: Working for Cramer and AssociatesHow would you like to be remembered?: 2010-2011 AGC President, ASC team captain.Hudyma, WallyHobbies: Outdoor activities, travelingFuture plans: Job in California. Learn the industryand become a valuable asset. Start a family.How would you like to be remembered?: Aperson people were glad to know.
Johnson, JakeHobbies: Watching sports, musicFuture plans: Working in Davenport, IA withRussell Construction.How would you like to be remembered?: As agood guy.
Kabat, EricaHobbies: Running, playing sports, spending timewith friends, being outdoorsFuture plans: Married in July 2011, beginning ajob with Power Construction as a Project Engineerin Chicago, IL. Obtaining my MBA the first fewyears out of college as a young professional.How would you like to be remembered?: I wouldlike to be remembered as a leader and role modelthat inspired younger ConE’s to become involved.
Kaehler, AlexHobbies: Outdoors, snowboarding, biking
Future plans: Working in Minnesota.How would you like to be remembered?: Hardworking and Innovative Thinking. Very concernedwith energy efficiency and buildings embodiedenergies.
Kataras, PeterHobbies: Volleyball, boating, sailing, biking,snowboardingFuture plans: I plan to start working for Black &Veatch starting July 2011 in Kansas City, I will bethere for about a year than my goal is to gettransferred to England, Portland, or South America.I hope to get married to my girlfriend before I gettransferred.How would you like to be remembered?: I wouldlike to be remembered by my professional etiquette,my contribution to construction companies and mypersonal characteristics. A friend someone you caneasily ask a question and know you are getting anhonest answer.
Koloseus-Gagnon, ThomasHobbies: Hanging out with family and friendswhen I have free time.Future plans: Apply to ISU M.B.A. Graduateprogram and graduate with a high G.P.A.How would you like to be remembered?: I wouldlike to be remembered as the student that learned hecould accomplish anything that you set your mindon.
Lebler, MikeHobbies: Hockey, hunting, fishing, golfFuture plans: Play professional hockey in Austria.
Meyn, AustinHobbies: AthleticsFuture plans: Project Engineer, JE DunnConstruction.How would you like to be remembered?: “ThePing-Pong legend of Town Engineering”.
Miller, BridgetteHobbies: Volleyball, running events, working out,tubing in the summer, messing with people in theCapstone room!Future plans: Project Engineer with Plano-Coudonin Baltimore, MD.How would you like to be remembered?: The girlwho reminded Scott Hoskins he smelt like booze theentire last week of class! I’m going to miss Konrad,
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Austin, Dave, Zach, Erica, Bailey, Lauren, Ryan,Brett, Max, Scott and Angela!!
Noteboom, RyanHobbies: Hunting, fishing, farming, and watchingsports.Future plans: Work for Peterson Contractors, Inc.,possibly do some hobby farming a few years downthe road.How would you like to be remembered?: As afun-loving and dedicated student not hesitant toextend a helping hand to someone in need.
Owen, Thomas JohnHobbies: Competitive running, involvement in on-and off-campus clubs and committees, helpingothers through community service.Future plans: Use my challenging job to help mebecome an employee of the management staff at mycompany; eventually start a family; livingsomewhere warm.How would you like to be remembered?: I wouldlike to be remembered as a guy who went againstthe odds to get where I did.
Prettyman, JayHobbies: Building model airplanesFuture plans: Right after graduation I think I amgoing to join the family custom home-buildingbusiness back home in Prior Lake, MN.How would you like to be remembered?: As aclassy guy who enjoyed his college experience.
Rinker, IanHobbies: Sports, woodworkingFuture plans: Find a job and start a family.How would you like to be remembered?: ISUConE.
Shaw, JacobHobbies: Hunting, fishing, woodworkingFuture plans: Graduate school at Iowa StateUniversity.
Roderick, ChrisHobbies: Hanging out with Jake JohnsonFuture plans: Work in Cedar RapidsHow would you like to be remembered?:Favorably
Rohde, AngelaHobbies: Playing sports and spending time withfamily and friends.
Future plans: After graduation, I will be moving toKansas City to start working for TurnerConstruction in June. Then on August 27 I will begetting married in Omaha to my best friend.Eventually we plan to start up our own business.How would you like to be remembered?:Someone you can rely on.
Thevenot, GuyHobbies: Hockey, golf, construction, technologyFuture plans: Co-owner/General Contractor withVeritas Systems Construction in St. Joseph,Missouri. Volunteer coach with minor hockey in St.Joseph, Missouri. Planning to start a family in thenear future.How would you like to be remembered?: A hard-worker that goes above and beyond; someone thatsteps up and takes the leadership role; someone whois successful in all he does.
Van Drew, MikeFuture plans: Get a job, start a familyHow would you like to be remembered?: Hardworking, good teammate, enjoyed college.
Vos, JadenHobbies: Watersports, motorcycling, classic cards,snowmobilingFuture plans: I plan to begin my career at PellaCorporation and continue to farm.How would you like to be remembered?: As adiligent, respectful, hard worker.
Warning, DavidHobbies: Golfing, woodworking, ping pongFuture plans: I plan to work for M.A. MortensonCompany in Minneapolis, MN, and will be gettingmarried during the summer of 2012.How would you like to be remembered?: For myleadership throughout the ConE program andsomeone always willing to help others. I would alsolike to be remembered for my work in continuing tobuild the NAHB student chapter.
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Class Lists
The 1963 Bachelors graduates
Bruce Byers, Jack Gethmann, Terry McGiverin, JohnSorenson
The 1964 Bachelors graduates
Andrew Ask, Halvard Johnson (deceased), Thomas Line,Tony Neal
The 1965 Bachelors graduates
Richard DeMore, Steve Dunlap (deceased), GaryGotfredson, Ann Lavalie-Schar, Warren Vosler
The 1966 Bachelors graduates
Fred Andringa, Jim Brubaker, Glenn DeStigter, JerryGosselink, Rich Greenlee, Ray Hendrix, Pat Klein, NormLarson, Vaughn McIlrath, Cork Peterson, JamesProchaska, Tom Wedewer, Tom Werderitsch
The 1967 Bachelors graduates
Darrell Ball, Bob Behling, Mike Carlstrom, DarylHallquist, Gary Hemmen, Pete Kaser, Gary Lamb, DougLysne, Mike McPherson, John Miller, Mike Paradise,Tom Peterson, Noel Raufaste, Pat Rossmiller, Russ Wall
The 1968 Bachelors graduates
Don Alm, Leon Ihle, Gerry Larson, Dave Lovejoy,Steve Maloney, Loren Menz, Paul Moltz, Steve Murphy,Rich Oehlerts, Ron Southard, Harold Sullivan, MarvinTen Clay, Mike Terrell, Larry VanManen
The 1969 Bachelors graduates
John Buyert, Roger Gilbert, Dennis Lindsley, TomPrendergast, Jack Taylor (deceased), Gregg Tharnstrom,Sam Thomas, Jock Thompson, and Ed Voss
The 1970 Bachelors graduates
Jim Berkland, Edd Collins, Joe Dahlman, Les Duff, BillFrank, Dan Gannon, Jack Guinn, Stanley Hanson, DaveJohnson, Steve Jones, Loren Kneeland, Everett Krug,John Martin, Denny Miller, Merle Ocken, Doug Ohde,Bob Prosperi, Terry Randall, Joe Sanders, Rich Schultz,Bob Smalling, Steve Treharne
The 1971 Bachelors graduates
Dennis Bausman, Ron Christensen, Jim Coffman,George Enderson, Dave Erb, Gary Forristall, RickGeiler, Pete Goodwin, Everett Gustafson, JosephGordon, Rich Harlson, Jim Kincart, Jim Koepnick, LarryLeege, Jim Maifield, Chuck Major, Lee Martinsen, DaveMiller, Ron Norby, Doug Powell, Dave Ranker, SteveSeifert, Jeff Sheriff, Don Smith, George Spevacek, DeanSwinton, John Thornquist, Chuck VanFossen, TerrenceWebb, Jim Whitcome, Larry Workman
The 1972 Bachelors graduates
Bob Agnes, Jim Benike, Bob Blahnik, John Borns, DougBrandes, Ron Deihl (deceased), John Detlefsen, PhilEckhoff, Bill Eich, Chuck Floyd, Steve Grosland, TodHanneman, Dan Ilten, Norm Klootwyk, Gerry Lange,Dennis Lewis, John Lukin, Russ Manning, LarryMoeller, Mike Murphy, Ken Seeger, Mark Shumate,Tom Sido, Mike Stangl, Jim Stecker, Rich Sulzbach,Dennis Thompson, John Walters, Steve Werden
The 1973 Bachelors graduates
Dennis Alvestad, Rickey Anderson, Craig Calligan, TimClark, Dave Dvorak, Steve Engelbart, Ray Flatland,Dennis Fowler, Dennis Gilbert, Kent Glesener, TomHale, Craig Hamilton, Bob Hanson, Ron Jochimsen,Doug Jones, Bob Logan, Henry Mathes (deceased),Larry McAlpin, John Menninga, Dennis Naberhaus,Dennis Nott, Doug Ohlfest, Rich Otto, Bob Pfeiler, FredRahbar, Tom Rogers, Kevin Strong, Jim Webb, DarwynWitte, Kyong-Ha Yang
The 1974 Bachelors graduates
Jim Backman, Dean Barrett, Bob Boswell, Dave Brooks,John Cahill, Paul Campbell, Jim Dickinson, JasonEvans, Warren Fortune, Miles Gardner, Doug Johnson,Tracey Lambert, Steve Leavitt, John Lutt, EdMcCormick, Chuck Nizzi, Gil Perry, Mike Petersen, BillPfeffer, Roger Repstien, Jon Tiemeyer, Larry White,Mike Whitlatch
The 1975 Bachelors graduates
Larry Bjork, Randy Conner, Tony Cotter, RogerCousins, Jim Dean, Dave Ekenberg, Mark Gronewold,Joe Harmon, Tom Heggen, Mark Herrick, RogerHonsbruch, Steve Jackson, Don Jungst, Steve Kane(deceased), Scott Kinkade (deceased), Tim Leinen, PatLorey, Alan Lutenegger, Mike Maas, Tim McFarland,Les Mikulecky, Albert Miller, Joe Mlady, RichardMueller, Jerry Nieman, Jack O’Brien, Doug Otte, EricRadius (deceased), Rich Reinke, Scott Richards, Jon
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Singelstad, Earl “Hap” Spencer, Don Thompson, HarlanVandezandschulp, Pete Winchell, Wayne Wurzer
The 1976 Bachelors graduates
Rich Adams, Keith Burbank, Mike Carroll, SteveDowning, Kim Fields, Nick Flannery, Dan Glines, RichGolay, Wayne Graeve, Mark Hilton, Mike Hunt, BillLink, Curt McCline, Tom McCormick, Jim McElroy,Steve Ford, Tim Muller, Carl Nelson, Dwayne Netley,Thomas Noonan, Martin Poduska, Louis Riedmann,George Roland, Jerry Sande, Rich Schoene, IsaacShisler, Bob Seipold, Ken Sorensen, Jeff Spanel, JeffStone, Rick Tollakson, Rich Troyer, Rob Vannoy,Lauren Wurzer, Mark Zeigler, Steve Zimmerman
The 1977 Bachelors graduates
Doug Barry, Dave Bartilson, Steve Blount, SteveBraesch, Cragon Caboth, John Christensen, Gary Crist,Milt Dakovich, Guy Deal, Dave Dickinson, Neal Dodd,Bryan Duffy, Donald Engstrom, John Evans, TedFeilmeier, Bob Fett, Tom Finnerty, Guy Gast, BillGoodall, Nick Grunzweig, Craig Hansen, Howard Harris,Steve Hay, Tom Hughes (deceased), Judd Hunemuller,Paul Johnson, Paul Koester, Greg Larson, Don Martin,Pat Murray, Leon Naberhaus, Jim Robinson, DeanSandell, Tom Stockdale, Tim Sullivan, Jim Swanstrom,Terry Thompson, Tim Wheeler
The 1978 Bachelors graduates
Mark Althoff, Rich Alexander, Steve Amento, JohnBenike, Brian Boesenberg, Jim Bosshart, Rick Brandon,Bob Carter, Jeff Chadima, Dan Churchill, DennisChurchill, Dave Conlon, Larry Cormicle, Jon Crumpton,Tim Dickerson, Larry Dillon, Pete Douglas, ChrisDummermuth, Ron Elsner, Jim England, Scott Fabere,Tom Fieweger, Jim Fritcher, Mike Gawley, MikeGraeve, Jeff Hansen, Bill Hornaday, Dave Ivis, SteveJohann, Dave King, Jon Koerner, Tom Krage, SteveLang, Craig Larson, David C. Larson, Dave J. Larson,Doug Lawrence, Chad Lewis, Scott Linn, Bob Marsh,Jeff Moore, Mark Morse, Arthur Newman, Mike Novy,Keith Ones, Rocco Pigneri, Bill Potter, Jim Rainforth,Mike Rehm, Rick Roseland, Habibollah Sabzehzar, NickSchapman, Pete Shelp, Gary Shevik, Eric Torkildson,Lynn Wenger, John Wolf, Leon Yoder
The 1979 Bachelors graduates
Aliyu Abubakar, D. Craig Anderson, Dave Anderson,Bill Bales, Larry Beck, Mark Bell, Tom Borns, MarkBoschult, Mike Boucher, Mike Brandt, Darrel Brostrom,Al Bush, Mark Christensen, Rich Clarke, Doug Coffee,Duane Coon, Mark Cramer, Jim Davis, Paul Dawson,Ralph Dillon, Dennis Duke, Larry Erps, Gary Fils, Craig
Francois, Alan Gast, Joe Gerleman, James Giannelli,Paul Giroux, Mike Glander, Craig Goettsch, MikeGorman, Patrick Grablin, Jim Hagberg, Pamela Harman,Lee Harmsen, Steve Hauser, Ed Hendrickson, PaulHenkels, Bill Heston, Dave Hill, Syd Hobbs, EricHorlyk, Steve Johnson, Mike Karlson, Tom Lebo, JimLilly, Jeff Lorenzen, Jerry Ludwig, Gary Marrin, GregMartin, Spencer McGruder, Jeff McKay, Jay Merkel,Tom Mitton, Dan Mullen, Steve Olson (deceased), BobPayne, Fred Pech, Ron Pedersen, Gary Prescott, PaulRaymond (deceased), Barry Rogers, Keith Ruhland,Ahmed Sasso, Steve Schmidt, Lynne Schluter, DanielSchuster, Scott Sheller, Gary Showalter, Mike Sikorski,Stan Simmons, Don Stark, Dan Strotman, Ron Sweeney,Craig Tieck (deceased), Larry Walsh, Jim Walstrom, JimWashburn, Pete Welin, Bob Westendorf, Kevin Williams
The 1980 Bachelors graduates
John Adam, Richard Allison, Mark Anderson, DaveBarkley, Rod Bickert, Ali Bitar, Scott Blunck, BryanBoerschel, David Bosshart, Jim Boutwell, Karl Breckon,Willie Calderwood, Jim Carlson, Doug Carper, MikeCasey, Chuck Connor, Greg Czapanskiy, Scott Davis,Dave Duke, Randy Dusil, Val Fagre, George Feazell,Michael Ford, Kevin Gibbs, Mark Godar, Steve Greenig,Phil Gudgel, Joe Hassenfritz, John Henkels, Randy Holt,Tom Jensen, Dave Johnson, Mark Johnson, TimJohnson, Jeff Johnston, Randy Kirchner, Fred Kruse,Chris Larson, Kenton Larson, Gary Leapley, Jim Leavitt,Steve Leonard, Jack Man, Dave McCarthy, NormMcDonald, Tom Moore, Doug Morgan, Jeff Nading,Larry Niebuhr, Brett Nuckolls, Bob Pasquariello, CraigPepper, Becky Peterson, Brad Phillips, Ritchie Price,Wayne Prior, Jeff Pullen, Ted Reeve, Robert Reinke, PatRichter, Craig Rosenow, Dirk Schafer, Whitney Scully,Lary Sheffert, Scott Smiley, Dean Spratt, KeithStohlgren, Mike Tousley, John Vogt, Jon Walker, CraigWallace, George Wang, Brian Weaver, BrianWilliamson, Brandt Williamson, Dana Witt (deceased),Steve Wolter, Scott Wolterman, Rich Wyatt, AraYessaian, Kirk Zeller
The 1981 Bachelors graduates
Ahmad Aliwat, Curt Andersen, Brian Anderson, Rick A.Anderson, Gary Barkhurst, Bruce Beisler, Steve Bell,Jim Benge, Craig Bjorklund, Jim Brady, Tim Brady,Monique Campos Lange, Mike Carpenter, RandyClarahan, Randy Cole, Thane Davis, Doug DeStigter,Tim Dillavou, Scott Dixon, Kirk Drees, Loren Field,Rich Flathers, Earl Fleagle, James Fosdick, Don Foster,Kent Friedrichsen, John Gehrls, Jim Getman, PaulGoldhorn, Brett Gunnink, Gerry Granahan, Jeff Hall,Peter Hall, Lee Hansen, Hans Hansl, Alex Hart, DougHerrman, Greg Higginbotham, Doug Hirsch, KevinHolcomb, Al Holmberg, Larry Hurley, Mark Hunsicker,Gregg Hunter, Scott Hurd, Mike Hutter, Susan (Colbert)
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Hyler, Craig Kelling, Greg Knau, Dale Knueppel, RobertKrier, Doug Kumm, Kevin Kupka, Ian Lamp, RobertLie, Dave Little, Brian Littrell, Bob Logan, Steve Logue,Steve Loudin, Jim Lowndes, Mark Loxterkamp, CraigMack, Chris Manning, George Martens, Peter Martin,Marty Massman, Gary Matt, Dean McCormick, JohnMcDonald, Maryam Morshed, Scott Morton, Pat Neelan,Joe Nestvedt, Jim Nissen, Thomas Novak, KevinOsgerby, Brad Palmer, Neal Palmer, Gerald Peterson,Deb Pullen-Workman, Owen Raun, Joel Reinert, SteveRoberts, Karl Roth, Mike Sample, Randy Sanman, BobSautter, Jeff Schebler, Terry Schroeder, JimSchwamman, Tim Seibert, Dan Sloan, Gust Soteropulos,Craig Spidle, Jeff Stewart, Glen Stinn, Dave Tech, TomThomas, Jim Thompson, Dan Timmons, BrentUnderwood, Dan Venter, Mike Welter, Dave Wenthe(deceased), Dave Wesely, Bryan Zarn, Doug Zerbe
The 1982 Bachelors graduates
Roger Anderson, Nick Badding, Matt Bailey, Mark Ball,Kent Bearson, Dan Biere, Ralph Boedeker, MikeBontrager, Tim Boone, Steve Bosshart, GretchenBothwell, Scott Bretthauer, Ken Chicoine, ScottCicciarelli, Daniel Conley, Sarah Craiger, Scott Crosser,Kevin Culp, Bob Dakovich, Dean Denardi, Bob Doss,Dwight Dohlman, Victoria Dumdei, Amir Ebrahimi, JeffEhm, Mike Ellingson, Bryan Faktor, Gary Fleming, JeffForbes, Dennis Ford, Carey Fowler, Jim Fry, JayGabrielson, Bill Gahan, David Gatto, Jeff Geske, MikeGritters, Dan Hanson, Bob Harmon, David Hawn, KevinHelgevold, Tom Henderson, Matt Hetzler, Paul Higgins,Steve Ho, Rod Hoffman, Tony Hovenga, DaveHullinger, Bill Johnson, John Keleher, Steve Kleiman,John Knibbe, Brian Knudsen, Mark Kramer, FredLangdon, Gary Leach, Chris Lindhart, Jerry Long, ScottMadson, Todd Mattison, Kimberly McDonnell, JohnMeis, Brad Mills, Al Molln, Michael Morris, Gary Noel,Mark Olson, Paul Oberhaus, Tom Parham, Mikl Parsons,Mark Rasmusson, Randy Reihmann, Tom Rolfes, MikeSchmidt, Rick Schultze, Scott Shriver, Mike Shuba,Craig Southorn, Brad Strehlow, Jay Swanstrom, ScottThompson, Rich Tjelmeland, Kevin Tubbs, AniekanUsoro, Dan Van Dyke, Larry Welder, Sherman Welker,Jeff Wenzel, Steve Westby, Eric Wilbur, Tim Wright,Jeff Yoder, Dave Yungclas
The 1983 Bachelors graduates
Kouros Ansari, Jon Barstad, Tim Bickert, BretBroullette, Jim Cooper, Scott Cranston, Jim Cripps, JayDillavou, Jeff Dingwall, Rhonda Distefano, Joel Doyle,Bryce Erickson, Gary Frentress, Mike Gerard,Abolghassem Ghafghazi, Mark Gmitro, Jim Greco, NizarHamad, Mark Haynes, Galen Heying, Scott Higgins,Keith Hill, Ken Houseman, Mark Hutchens, BehzadJafari, Stephanie Jessen, Brent Johnson, Hamdi Kanaan,Jeff Knight, Greg Kooker, Jeff Larson, Bryan Lower,
Bill Lubbert, Jeff Lucas, Brad Martin, Pat McDonald,Don Medema, Phil Neumann, Scott Niebuhr, JohnNieman, Nia Ong, Jim Patrick, Lowell Penning, DougPerrenoud, Gerald Peters, Tim Ranch, Basil Rhymes,Tim Rigsby, John Rivisto, Jim Russell, Ben Schwab,John Shilkaitis, Jamie Sipes, Todd Sirotiak, Jeff Smith,Ray Smith, Kelly Stevenson, Doug Struss, Mike Sugre,Bob TenEyck, Clement Teo, Bruce Thomas, KimWatson-Eberhard, Dave Wharff
The 1984 Bachelors graduates
Greg Anderson, Steve Boat, Donna Buchwald, JonBuenneke, Kevin Butts, Scott Cahalan, Jeff Clancy, LoriClement, (Michael) Al Coluccy, Dave Coziahr, R.Andrew Cox, Tom Coziahr, Kevin Currie, Kevin Decker,Steve Donner, Joel Doyle, Keith Ebert, Mikel Edwards,Paul Engelstad, Dave Forbes, Andy Frank, Greg Gerdes,Mark Guetzko, Doug Graeve, Bruce Gritters, JeffHansen, Todd Hauser, John Hayes, Brad Heemstra,Brian Hodgin, George Jessen, Steve Kaspar, MikeKaufman, Randy Kibsgaard, Martin Kilheeney, BrianLaurenzo, Andy Lounsbury, Joe Maddy, Dwight Magee,Mike Mathiasmeier, Jane Martin, Seth McLaughlin,Karen Moeller-Thinnes, Catherine Morgan, Amy Myers-Engel, Bryan Myers, Randy Nelson, Bernie Newton, BobOwens, Donna Praska, Mike Reuland, Dave Ricken,Steven Rogers, Gary Schmit, John Schneider, JonSealine, Joel Seaton, Kyle Smith, Mark Sorensen, DarrenSpenler, Mike Stensland, Bill Stotts, Eric Stroud, DallasSweet, John Thomas, Mark Thompson, Scott Thompson,Clark Taylor, Doug Wall, Dan Ward, Randy Westbrook,Keith Whyte
The 1985 Bachelors graduates
Dave Albertson, Ali Ali-Tai, Paul Barnes, KennethBonus, Bob Bridger, Kevin Bussard, Rob Callaghan,Greg Carlson, Joe Carsky, Eric Coe, Brian Danielson,Lee Dooney, Todd Ellgren, Bill Faoro, Joe Fay, ScottFleagle, Greg Franzen, Greg Hansen, Scott Hansen,Martin Hoffey, Steve James, Carlin Jensen, Doug Jessen,Mohammad Kanaan, Paul Kieffer, Jon Kuenstling, DanLeonard, John Lesh, Al Loeffelholz, Mark Martin, JohnMeier, Kent Meyn, Chuck Miller, Dave Mortimer, TylerNagle, Mark Nolta, Bob Nordland, Bob Parmalee, RonPelton, Dave Pepper, Dean Petersen, Kirk Peterson, JeffRager, Bill Ringsdorf, Al Schimmelpfennig, TomSchlueter, Dan Slattery, Steve Smith, Mark Solberg,Kimberly Stephenson-Eucher (deceased), Mike Stoecker,Bob Thomas, Jeff Turk, Mike Turk, Scott Ure, MikeVaile, Lee Vannoy, Lynn Vannoy, Chris Waber, ShaneWalgamuth, Dave Weeks, Jeff Werthmann, Curt Weston,Greg Willis, Jann Wilson, Scott Wittkop
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The 1985 Masters graduate
Scott Higgins
The 1986 Bachelors graduates
Kevin Binder, Gary Boring, Tim Brown, Dan Cahill,Kevin Casali, Kevin Clemens, Gary Conkin, LisaCowger, Chip Crawford, Wadih Daher, Dave Dimond,Dave Dixon, Chuck Ehrlich, Tom Ehrlich, Jon Ewing,Joe Flemming, Steve Freese, Steve Gromala, JohnHendrickson, John Katschkowsky, Marc Kinseth, HarryKoenigs, Steve Leverington, Todd Liebbe, SteveLoneman, Steve Ludwig, Greg Marks, Jim May, FrancisModjeski, Dan Novak, Dave O’Dear, Joel Peterson,Dana Rand, Liz Reid-Benjamin, Drew Retz, AaronRosenbery, Tom Schmall, Kevin Seyko, Mike Sievers,Larry Sinnwell, Randy Smith, Wayne Snyder, KevinSpooner, Craig Stearns, Mark Stritzel, Walter Smith,Kok-Heng Tan, Khing Teo, Roger Wendt, AndyWyckoff
The 1987 Bachelors graduates
Tom Archer, Nader Antonio Bokaie, Arlan Bolstad,Steve Brandt, Bart Braughler (deceased), Hock BengChong, Jim Creath, Steve Daxon, Steve DeGroote, GeoffEastburn, Steve Fangman, Mark Fowler, Joel Goehner,Andy Granner, Chris Harrison, Scott Hutchens, DonJones, Craig Jorgensen, Scott Kelly, Chuck Kemp, Mary(Benike) Kisilewski, Russ Lewton, John Mahlstede,Kevin Markhardt, Mark McCarty, Steve Nelson, ScottNewbury, Randy Pauley, Andy Pope, Todd Propp, ScottRoecker, Dan Scholtes, Roger Smith, Mark Swenson,Bill Timmons, Jim Voss, Jim Walker, Jim Whitworth,Scott Wilming
The 1988 Bachelors graduates
Kurt Bailey, John Brennan, Kevin Brink, ToddBuchanan, Bob Cain, Greg Campen, Ken DeRose, LarryDix, Don Drake, Ali El-Zein, Steve Ferguson, RonGaudreault, Bryan Geisler, Joe George, Tom Gill, RogerGrout, Bob Hamilton, Dave Harmelink, MattHindermann, David Howard, Scott Hudnutt, BruceHugo, Todd Jabaay, Michael Johnson, Brent Johnston,John Kavouris, Brian Klusendorf, Dave Lancaster, CurtLarson, Jeff Larson, Jeff Lehman, Dave Lehr, MarkLeuer, Ki Sing Lim, Eric Loomis, Ken Meyeraan, JohnMozena, Dan Neppl, Scott Niebuhr, Al Perkovich, JeffPeterson, Ramzi Qamar, Dave Ruggles, Brian Rumpf,Louis Sajovec, Mark Schraeder, Randy Sharp, MikeSmearman, Bob Sodders, Peter Stearney, Tim Tempel,Jeff Wagner
The 1988 Masters graduate
Mark Nelson
The 1989 Bachelors graduates
Pierre Adam, Greg Armstrong, Walt Babb, Ed Beal,Todd Berry, Allan Bolchazy, Dave Burke, Russ Buscher,Jeff Chapman, Doug Clark, Renee Coffin-White, DanielCulp, Ron DeHart, Alan Farley, Steve Ganch, CraigHabben, Lance Henning, Nick Herrig, RogerHunwardsen, Joel Johnson, Jim Kaplanes, KevinKoellner, Richard LaNasa, Bryan Manfull, RichMartinson, Haytham Miskawi, Bob Nangle, ChuxNwokedi, Mark Olesen, Tom Parietti, Randy Peters,Tony Quarve, Chris Rech, Ron Rens, Brad Schenck, JoelSchriever, Martin Schuetze, Pat Sleezer, Steve Springer,Phil Stearney, Lim Tan, Pat Van Treeck, Steve VanWeelden, Kurt Welker, Jim Voegel, Saren White
The 1989 Masters graduates
Yash Anantharaj, Mohd Bachh, Swagata Guhathakurta,Steve Kaspar, Carlos Moreno, Fred Rahbar, MarkWagner
The 1990 Bachelors graduates
Mark Baughman, Kevin Behling, Bill Borgo, Gary Brill,Rich Busch, Jeff Carlson, Stacy Case, Robert Cramer,Steve Day, Tom DeVany, Jeff Drury, Mike Ernster,Mark Egner, Pat Evans, Tim Flickinger, Jeff Geier, RossHarms, Terry Heiliger, Dave Herzberg, Vince Junker,Chee Kau, Jim Kennedy, Greg Lorei, John Lunsford, JimMaloney, Wade McKee, John McMullen, Meisenheimer,Eric Moltz, Mary Nelson-Eliasen, Jon Newton, AlanNilsson, Tim Righi, Matt Romanowski, BrianRossmiller, Nick Ruba, Greg Schulte, Tom Schumacher,Paul Snethen, Bill Stauduhar, Steve Struble, SteveSturm, Chuck Sweetman, Tim Thomas, Mark Wageman,Rick Wagner, Keith Weidenbach, Scott Wendling, AndyWolter
The 1990 Masters graduates
Esam Badawi, Dave Harmelink, Mike Hubers, ChrisManning, Steve Njos, Muhkerjee Subhransu
The 1991 Bachelors graduates
Brian Brewer, Earl Collins, Brent Cooper, JuddDavidson, Bob Davis, Tom Davison, Darrin Dehmlow,Prashant Desai, Scott Draper, John Elliott, Mike Espeset,Paul Francois, Cory Freeborn, Pat Gannon, Pat Geary,Douglas Gebhardt, Mark Gilbreath, Mark Gunderson,Djohan Halim, Greg Hemmen, Joe Hentges, Tony Hibbs,Stewart Krummen, Brad Larson, Dan Lewis, Rhonda
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Lewis, Dave Lyon, Jeff Marks, Mark McDermott, RussMeier, Kyle Mettin, Doug Moore, Mike Orgler, JohnPelton, Doug Persinger, Bart Petersen, Brian Pietig,Steve Pigneri, Gene Postma, Leon Pua, Jay Rasmussen,Kurt Reser, Jeff Schwartz, Shawn Sleezer, Brad Stamp,Steve Swanson, Jason Warren, Tom Wengert, KenWydajewski, Joo Yeong
The 1991 Masters graduates
Tom DeVany, Guillermo Recarte, Chandrika Vardhan,Surya Pidaparti
The 1992 Bachelors graduates
Chuck Anderson, Trevor Anderson, Steve Baumann,Brian Bezanis, Lynnette Buttler, Randy Cummings,David DeGroot, Ali Dobaey, Jim Eipert, Jim Frye,Kendall Griffith, Brad Hofer, Brad Jensen, Curt Johnson,Wayne Kraft, Bruce Marsh, Mike Nelson, James Renoe,Bruce Rewerts, Elizabeth Robertson, Edward Schultz,Mike Sheesley, Dave Stealy, Don Stevens, Troy Turner,Jim Wahle, John Windolf
The 1992 Masters graduates
Mohammad Asif, Naresh Pallegar, Yvan Rodriguez,Cem Sahin, Rifat Sonmez
The 1993 Bachelors graduates
Jerry Atcheson, Jason Auer, Anthony Beier, Eric Bertaud(deceased), Steve Clausen, Jason Crookshank, HeatherCunz, Ron Ensley, Eric Floyd, Kyle Greenley, MikeHarger, Kevin Harrington, Vance Hikiji, Greg Hosch,Heather (Cunz) Jensen, Tony Jones, Mark Kintner, MarkKutchen, Wayne Mander (deceased), John Marburg,Rick Mascardo, Chad Mussman, Scott Neubauer, KelliQuinn, Kevin Reeg, Kent Ristau, Kirk Seely, SeanTerrell, Steve Troyer, Bill Vandenberg, Jeff VanEs,Kevin Voss
The 1993 Masters graduates
Kevin Behling, Mike Orgler, Salim Rajan, Gad Roitman,Virdi Gurvirinder
The 1994 Bachelors graduates
Chris Ahrenholtz, Shakil Ansari, Tim Becker, SteveBrindle, Brice Blank, David Burgus, Chad Bunner, BradChurchill, Marcus Fedler, Bob Frohn, Matt Garwood,Mark Haines, Dan Hoefert, Darin Jacobs, TravisLourens, Shane McFadden, Allen Mcintosh, SteveMiller, Tony Miller, Trent Mostaert, Chris Paris, LorriPaul, Nick Ruden, Jay Runestad, Dave Stanley, SteveStecker, Scott Turczynski, Kent Vaske, Rondea Wine
The 1994 Masters graduates
Anslem Tirimanne, Sheng-Jer (Daniel) Wu
The 1995 Bachelors graduates
Ahmad Al-Khayyat, Kirk Alm, Aaron Benike, AndyBenkert, Kent Brcka, Dan Bruce, Dave Cantrell, ScottCarrigan, Paul Chandler, Stephanie Clausen, Jeff Colton,Jennifer Davisson, Matt DeJong, Steve Eikanger, GrantElliott, Mike Ernst, Scott Feller, Dave Fisk, Dean Herbst,Brad Jones, Jason Jones, Chad Kehrt, Sharon King, DougLarson, Amy McConeghey, Gary McDermitt, BrianMcDermott, Bill McKee, Tom Melton, Ron Marolf,Greg Menke, Kevin Merryman, Brent Nagen, DanPittman, John Pladsen, Mark Sheets, Anthony Sherman,Jeff Smith, Andy Stapleton, Bill Van Rossum, JasonWalker, Scott Ward, Judson Wilmott, MelissaWinterstien, Ray Zeliadt
The 1995 Masters graduates
Sara (Birkland) Elliott, Justina Erviritina, Abie Ladson
The 1995 Doctoral graduate
Dave Harmelink
The 1996 Bachelors graduates
Ammar Al-Ojaili, Scott Anselme, Shane Baker, KevinBeaulieu, Thomas Becker, Russ Bertrand, Rich Brumm,Yuan Chin, Darren Conlee, Shawn Dziedzic, EricEkstrand, Lance Elliott, Erick Eshelman, Todd Goodrich,Michael Halbur, Troy Hodapp, Kim Hubbard, RodJohnson, Craig Kolacia, Jeremy Lux, Todd McCollough,Curtis McDowell, Bryan Michal, Matt Miller, MelindaPackebush, Kowk-Chu Pang, Nate Pearson, StephanieRohler, Bryan Schnurr, Kirsta Scranton, Paul Solberg,Amy Stairs, Phillip Stephenson, Chad Terry, AaronTubbs, Rose Marie VanZandt, Mike Wallis, Joel Waltz,Brian Wells, Ted Willis, Stacy Zerr
The 1996 Masters graduates
Rich Busch, Eric Carlson, Carter Dedolph, Lance Elliott,Beth Hartmann, Laura McCollough, Arcot Naresh, BradSonnenberg, Kelly Tilford, Robert Weddall
The 1996 Doctoral graduate
Rifat Sonmez
The 1997 Bachelors graduates
Said Almaawali, Tom Binder, Troy Blizzard, JasonBrown, Brian Check, Tim Chipman, Mike Cooper,
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Kevin Dalager, Chad Derus, Beth Duyvejonck, ShawnDziedzic, Seth Elgin, Joe Fisher, Chris Fleshner, MikeFriesth, Darin Hage, Michael Hass, Tom Heger, SarahHellman, Mark Hoenk, Matt Huggins, John Hyun, WaltJackson, Michael King, Gregory Kinser, Chad Kirby,Aaron Knepel, Matt Koenen, Colleen Ladd, D.H. GabrielLau, Joe Lauritson, Kevin Lex, Jeff Manning, JeremyManning, Jim Martin, Jamey Meints, Scott Meldrum,Scott Mortensen, Craig Moss, Chad Nelsen, PeteNielsen, Ben Nikolin, Chris Obrecht, Kevin Ott, BradPerkins, Chris Pfeifer, Eric Roitsch, Brad Sanders, TravisSchwartz, Robby Schwarzenbach, Mark Simbrowsky,Eric Simon, Troy Smothers, Angie Snyder, JoelStueland, Jason Thomas, Bomb Topark-Ngarm, DougWaldeier, Tim Wong
The 1997 Masters graduates
Bryan Cawley, Todd Sirotiak
The 1997 Doctoral graduate
Faramarz (Fred) Rahbar
The 1998 Bachelors graduates
Karmyn Babcock, Dan Baxter, Jennifer Bleigh, NicoleBuscher, Adrianne Cline, Josh Coppes, ClaytonCubbage, Aaron DeCamp, Jason DeStigter, Dale Drent,Dale Even, Aaron Gordon, Jeff Hammer, MatthewHarrington, Charlie Harris, Tyler Harris, Rodney Hintz,Marc Hughes, Matt Jepsen, Dan Keagle, Ryan Kipp,Ryan Krogstad, Chris Krumwiede, Ann Larson, ChadLayland, Mario Leuzzi, Kevin McClain, Greg Mitchem,Ryan Moore, Shawn Moser, Luke Naughton, BrentNielsen, Corey Nook, Cole Philips, Casey Port, DanPottratz, Jason Rechkemmer, Brandon Reynolds, JamieRich, Jennifer Rusk, Matt Ryan, Frank Sarno, AlishaSchmitz, Jonathan Schiefer, Brian Shattuck, Eric Sill,Stacy Slater, Chris Smith, Matt Smith, Chris Stewart,Mark Stoller, Holly Streeter-Schaefer, Khim-Leong Tan,Craig Tobin, Chad VanRheenen, Steve Watson, GeorgeWhite, Darrin Wirt, Kirk Wischmeyer, Jon Wolff, Han-Meng Woo, Siew-Chin Yeong
The 1998 Masters graduates
Ahmed Al-Hammadi, Serhan Celik, Brian Ellsworth,Chris Nelson, Steve Pigneri, Khim-Liong (Lawrence)Tan
The 1999 Bachelors graduates
Jeff Andrews, Ken Bronson, Greg Burda, CherylCarlson, Kevin Charlson, Brandon Christiansen, RichClark, Jeremy Cortesio, Brian David, Andrew Earhart,Steve Edwards, Aron Frakes, Brian Gaul, Azmi Ghozi,
Tara Gleason, Cortney Graber, Matt Gumm, JohnHalloran, Matt Hamilton, Mike Harryman, Tara Henson,Steve Heyne, Corey Higgins, Shawn Holmes, AaronHoman, Todd Kamp, Travis Kock, Travis Kuehner, ScottKutchen, A.J. Loss, Ben Lovin, Chris McNamara, AaronMiller, Matt Miller, Rich Montague, Sam Nanfito, VijayNarayanan, Michael Nelson, Ryan Nelson, GarrettNordyke, Katie Pacholski, Jeff Penning, Tracy Petricka,Quentin, Platt, Jason Schuster, Dustin Schwake, AimeeSeivert, Dave Smith, Jenny Spence, Darin Stevenson,Ted Teegarden, Brian Teeters, Jamella Tolbert, TimTometich, Jason Vorwald, Wing-Kei Wong, AliciaWorden
The 1999 Masters graduates
Matt Fagen, Branden Stephan, Siew-Chin Yeong
The 2000 Bachelors graduates
Derik Aido, Jon Altes, Chad Bassman, Travis Benson,Jamie Beyer, Vanessa Brandt, Mike Callahan, AdamCameron, Chris Dudding, Hudsadin Eamsherangkul,Todd Edsall, Judith Ehmer, Todd Friemel, MelonyGibbs, Steve Golumbeck, Brian Hedgren, Ryan Heier,Matt Hillis, Robert Hostetler, Brandon Jones, EricKaufman, Nathan Kirstein, Jeff Knepper, Emily Kunz,Hoon-Hong Lee, Mark Leusink, Andy Lundy, ToddMajeres, John Maranowicz, Jeffrey Martin, MikeMcCoy, Matt McKinney, Jon Merk, Ben Merta, Valarie(Bullard) Meyer, Katie Minter, Stephanie Morrison,Adam Papesh, Ryan Peterson, Pat Prediger, MattProctor, Dominic Punelli, Nate Purdy, Chad Rafoth, MattRalston, Lindsay Sauer, Ross Schaefer, Ron Stafford,Dave Swies, Bruce Timmons, Paul Tremmel, BrandonValdez, Jay Wavering, Eric White, Jason Willis, NickWolf, Hannah Wooledge
The 2000 Masters graduates
Karmyn Babcock, Judith Ehmer, D.H. Gabriel Lau, ChunLi, Iwan Pribadi, Hernando Quintero, Jeff Stewart
The 2001 Bachelors graduates
Heather Adams, Ben Bruns, Heather Burns, ChrisClausen, Scott DeYoung, Charles Dyxin, Dave Flemmer,Chad Goddard, Ben Golding, Kasey Harken, CoreyHarms, David Herrema, Travis Hodapp, Kevin Hodgson,Megan Hurd, Brian Irlbeck, Jaquelyn Junginger, LeeKaiser, Nic Kaminski, Angela Kelly, Jeff Knutsen,Adam Kouri, Chris Krieg, Scott Kueter, MatthewLarson, Celeste Lewis, James Lutter, Andrew Manatt,Ryan May, Ibrahime M’Bbapanza,, Jason Miner, RikMyhre, Steve Nelson, Brian Overbaugh, Dave Peterson,Ross Piper, Brian Pittman, Kyle Rahe, Jon Richardson,Nic Riesenberg, Meaghan Ryan, Rodney Sanders, Jeff
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Scandrett, Dale Schwager, Andy Smith, Loren Snyder,Shamus Stephens, Justin Strahan, Craig Streit, BarrySullivan, Aaron Toney, Elizabeth Valdez, JonathanVandekrol, Matt Vander Pol, Matt Vanheiden, KristaViet, Tim Vogel, Kevin Walker, Jason White, RoryWiebel, Elizabeth Wood
The 2001 Masters graduates
Ozdemir Cetin, Tarek Elmisalami, Zhili Gao, Dongying(Judy) Jiang, Cynthia Patterson, Syuin-Chet Tee
The 2001 Doctoral graduate
Tarek Elmisalami
The 2002 Bachelors graduates
Casey Ackermann, Nicholas Aldrich, Jeffrey Austin,Adam Boelman, Kyle Bolejack, Alex Bonzer, TimothyBouska, Douglas Bristol, Timothy Callahan, LukeCzerwinski, Russell Dodson, Josh Dooley, ChristopherDoyle, Alan Elder, Jason Engel, Phillip Engler, DarwisFensury, Nicholas Ford, Brandon Frideres, GretchenFrietsche, Aaron Garner, Jonathan Hand, Michael Hazel,Edward Heggen, Kelly Henderson, Joshua Hermsen,Peter Huey, Matthew Jesson, Erik Johansen, Kevin Kain,Issa Karadsheh, Kathleen Kies, Bradley Klinkefus,Christopher Kreftmeyer, Melissa Leek, Nicholas Leimer,Terry Leonard, Bradley Linman, David McLatchie,Theodore Meiners, Paul Meyer, Elizabeth Monaghan,Wesley Murdoch, Michael O’Connor, Adam Pfab, AdamPetersen, Brian Pollock, Yiendra Porayouw, AaronRipple, William Roozenboom, Michael Schaefer,Rolando Schrupp-Rivero, Brandon Schulte, ShadrachSporaa, Jamie Stanley, Diane Strawn, Joseph Strub,Bradley Sullivan, Don Swanson, Matthew Thompson,Cynthia Twedt, Brian Van Arendonk, Jaron Vos, JasonWells, Jason Wiener, Matthew Wiener, Tim Williams,Adam Wood
The 2002 Masters graduates
Jamie Beyer, Dong Chen, Aldona Jelinek, Melissa Leek,Jingxi (Cece) Li, Lifeng Li, Michael McArtor
The 2003 Bachelors graduates
Zachary Allen, D Bradley Barickman, Joseph Beumer,Nathan Blomme, Adam Boeckmann, Matthew Bosman,Tylor Bottorff, Phillip Burgmeier, Brant Carr, NicholasCarter, Ryan Cheeseman, Justin Clausen, ChadCoalbank, Edward Cox, Barry Determan, Isaac Drew,Eric Farley, Jodel Fesenmaier, Brian Fliehler, NathanFranje, Tony Fucinaro, Cory Gapstur, NathanielHagberg, James Hapke, Nathan Harty, Michelle Heikens,Derek Hemphill, Joshua Herman, Perry Hines, Sarah
Homan, Benjamin Hott, Hilary Jensen, Quincy Jones,Brian Kacmarynski, Nicholas Kopp, Brad Kunz, JustinLechtenberg, Ryan Llewellyn, Alan Manyin, JulieMartin, Jennifer McMinemee, Walter Nashert IV, CheriNordstrom, Nicholas Obbink, Ananto Prasetyo, JosephProsek, Tyler Raun, Phillip Ross, John Ryan, ScottSchiftlett, Joel Schimmer, Kyle Schott, Korey Schroeder,Grant Sjostrom, Adam Smith, Eric Soenksen, JoshuaStaudt, Nathan Summers, Cody Tacke, Joseph Tripp-Rieks, Edna Vazquez, Matthew Van Loon, Ryan Weller,Michael Wolfe, Yew-Choong Wong, Christopher Wood,James Young, Jr
The 2003 Masters graduate
Mauricio Arbelaez, Stephen Frank, Jacob Thorius
The 2004 Bachelors graduates
David Audino, Nurhidayah (Hida) Azmy, AnthonyBernhard, Brian Bishop, Matthew Bockes, Brent Boots,Justin Brown, Nathan Burgod, Rusty Chamberlain,Andrew Cilio, Michael Clayburg, Alexis Coen, KassiColman, Melissa Conley, Eric Cowles, Timothy Davis,Ross Dix, Ryan Edwards, Benjamin England, ArianaWright Gleisberg, Justin Grager, Anthony Grieser,Angela Guggisberg, Ryan Hawkins, David Hayek, JacobHotchkiss, Jason Hulsebus, Sarah Hundley, Jared Jones,Ryan Kauffman, Brett Ketelsen, Bradley Kruse, MarkLee, Louisa Lorensen, Craig Montz, Jordan Muller,Andrew Munsch, Thomas Osier, Joshua Payne, LesliePeterson, Matthew Madison, Clinton Rhoads, JasonRomero, Anthony Scully, Donavan Smith III, JamesSmith, Russell Smith, Mark Snyder, Daniel Solem,James Sparks, Hui-Tong Su, Thomas Swinning, PeterTaylor, Richard Tucker, Sara Van Roekel, Shane Weis,Brian Wessels, Alan White, Nicholas Darrell Williams,Nicholas David Williams, Geoffrey Zehnder.
The 2004 Masters graduates
Kiran Ankanahalli-Shivaram, Jin-Wook Chung, Manop(Lim) Kaewmoracharoen, Seonghoon Kim, DeepakMakarla, Tolga Meco, Mary Rukashaza, Diane Strawn
The 2004 Doctoral graduates
Augusto Canales, Zhili Gao
The 2005 Bachelors graduates
Mark Anthony, Brian Blank, Michael Boettcher, ScottBorgerding, Benjamin Bunge, Richard Corcoran, BrianCrow, Jamie Crubaugh, Jeffrey Elkins, Justin Fisher,Gareth Fleischer, Andrew Grubb, Steven Halverson,Julie Halvorson, Joseph Harris, Matthew Hornibrook,Eric Jestrab, Minas Kavallieros, Brian Klemme, Nicholas
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Lauters, Kerry Megraw, Tyler Meyerholz, KentMickelson, Joshua Miltenberger, Tyrel Murray, JustinOlson, Cliff Plymesser, Jeffrey Quinn, MichaelRichardson, Bryan Sandvig, Clifford Schafer, KirtSchmidt, Dominique Selgrade, Joshua Thrap, WilliamTreasure, Brett Walker, Chad White, Gary Wickering,Luke Wilgenbusch, David Wilson, Crystal Wojtysiak
The 2005 Masters graduates
James Nelson, Hariharan Pattabhi Seetharaman, CliffPlymesser, Nolan Raadt, Edna Vazquez, NicholasWilliams, Zheng Zhong
The 2006 Bachelors graduates
Stephen Ahlers, Anthony Alleman, Robert Amundson,Nicholas Andera, Jerad Andersen, Nicholas Andersen,Nicholas Bement, Jason Bersch, Anastasia Bitker, JasonBrekken, Russell Bollig, James Bowers, Josh Braby,Aaron Brace, Carl Brush, Aaron Bunge, Joseph Butler,Scott Cornelius, Michael Cramer, Kenneth Dittus,Jonathan Doll, Case Doorn, Ryan Drapeaux, PhilipEmanuel, Anthony Erickson, Ryan Ferris, Curt Gillum,Glen Gleason, Ryan Haaland, Ryan Hackenmiller,Richard Harris, Scott Hildebrand, Chad Hotovec, JakeHumphreys, Eric Johnson, Derek Juhl, Jamie Knox,Jacob Kress, James Kurth, Benjamin Lehan, JonathanLewton, Kevin Lind, Tyler Manker, James Matzinger,Patrick McClain, Ryan McGuire, Jeffrey McKee, PeterMercuris, Nathan Mittag, Jeffrey Moellers, CraigMontgomery, Adam Nelson, Lincoln Nichols, DustinNordell, Matthew Olberding, Nels Overgaard, DavidParr, Zachary Peterson, Joshua Pick, Nathan Pilcher,David Rahe, Tyler Ramaekers, Eric Rasmussen, GinaRiesberg, Nicholas Rivera, Chad Schmidt, BradleySchoch, Daniel Seiler, Jonathan Shepherd, Aaron Smith,Derek Snead, Andrew Stoulil, Luke Strahan, BrettTempleton, Nicholas Tjaden, Justin VanCoughnett,Andrew Wagner, Dustin Waters, Colin Waits, ColeWeaver, Arlo Wieczorek, Michael Woolley
The 2006 Masters graduates
Nathaniel Hagberg, Eric Jestrab, James Tometich
The 2006 PhD graduate
Dong ChenThe 2007 Bachelors graduates
Matthew Barchman, Brian Boekholder, NicholasCaratelli, Lucas Clausen, Adam Clemons, BradCorkrean, Adam Dillavou, Adam Douglas, Lee Ebel,Jason Eveland, Christopher Fredericksen, DavidFrischmeyer, Daniel Frohardt, Joshua Gaube, WayneGordon, Rondal Hale, Brandon Halsey, Samuel
Hoffman, Jesse Howe, Ashlynn Hunter, Kakeru Iikubo,Kelsey Johnson, Aaron Kendall, Thomas Kinsinger,Jason Knipp, Andrew Kobusch, Kisten Koch, KlintKruse, Jessica Kundinger, Anthony Latoria, EricLindquist, Caleb Lyon, Tyler Mark, Jerry Mihovilovich,Geoffrey Miller, Kyle Mueller, Jonathan Nack, JacobNollin, Kelsey Peverill, Eric Poland, Clifton Rhoads,Andrew Rotta, Casey Schafbuch, Christopher Schweers,John Seidl, Tyler Sparks, Zachary Steffen, GabrielStofferahn, Mark Sullivan, Christopher Thennes, RichardTrower, Nicholas Veldman, Benjamin Verdon, AndrewVogel, John Vonnahme, Lucas Wall, Adam Ward,Daniel Ward, Matt Weller, Jesse Werner, JoshuaWiederholt, Brandon Wollery, Douglas Woolever,Benjamin Wright, Carl Zeilger
The 2007 Masters graduate
Mayur Bisani, Cole Landau, Darren McWhirt
The 2008 Bachelors graduates
Randall Andrews, Loren Bouchard, Adam Brainerd,Michael Christy, Shawn Corey, Shawn Culhane, DustynCurran, Adam Drake, Scott Ewell, VincentFadden,Zachary Finch, Jonathon Gapinski, RobertGreiner, Troy Greve, Michael Hameister, Jacob Harris,Brian Harry, Amanda Hausman, Matthew Haverkamp,Samuel Heinselman, Kevin Heisdorffer, MatthewHendrickson, Anders Hurd, Justin Jackson, Renoj Jacob,Timothy Jennett, Brian Johnson, Derrick Jungers, BenKruse, Grant Lovin, Zachary Loy, Matthew Luck,Lemuel Mamuya, Lee Marbach, Joshua Markel, AaronMartens, Cory McDermott, Tyler Millard, Jason Moritz,Andrew Norton, Katie Olson, Ryan Paul, Paul Pestel,Andrew Petersen, Bruce Pomerleau, Kelsey Powell, ColeQualheim, James Rhynas, Drew Roberts, PaulRoggenbuck, Robert Rypma, Bryan Schmidt, GreggSchmidt, Garrett Schroeder, Scott Schurman, MatthewSchwark, Robert Scott, Andrew Siegrist, JeffreySoseman, Edward Sowder, Jesse Spain, Mitchell Stoulil,Brian Streeper, Brian Sullivan, Jeffrey Theis, RobertTiedeman, Seamus Turnbull, Jon Van Erkel, CodyWeber, Joshua West, Thomas Wetmore, Joshua Wise,Dustin Worthington, Adi Zhuravel, Alexander Zikra
The 2008 Masters graduates
Mohammed Al Qady, Asish Seeboo
The 2008 PhD graduates
Islam El-Adaway, Todd Sirotiak
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The 2009 Bachelors graduates
Luke Barnum, Anthony Blasco, Ryan Bolinger, SeanBrummer, Noemi Calderon, Christopher Daniels,Nicholas Dekovic, Hermes Diaz, Jeremy Edmondson,Alex Egeland, Scott Elliott, Michael Grim, JobenGrimmius, Kyle Grunder, Nathan Hamm, ChristopherHeemstra, Michael Hopp, Samuel Jennett, Erik Johansen,John Kelly, David Kubik, Matthew Larsen, Luke Miller,Ryan Peterson, Jeffrey Peterson, Eric Peterson, BrianPhipps, Ryan Pigneri, Garett Plotts, Edward Predl, DerekRehm, Brian Steffens, Landon Streit, Daniel Stukenholtz,Jerry Van Oort, Frederick Chase Westercamp, ScottWilliams.
The 2009 Masters graduates
Aaron Brncich, Cory McDermott
The 2009 PhD graduates
Manop (Lim) Kaewmoracharoen, Tarek Mahfouz
The 2010 Bachelors graduates
Douglas Allen, Marc Basara, Claire Bassett, MichaelBerg, David Boulanger, Clark Bowden, Peter Cade,Anna Claussen, Camron Collier, Ryan Collins, ScottCutler, Peter Cutler, Luke Daugherty, Austin Davis,Alicia Davison, Marko Dostanic, Laura Ellis, JakeFuller, Ted Gerber, Nicholas Goedken, Karl Hafencher,David Hanks, Trevor Hanus, Benjamin Harriman, AustinHennessey, Jimmy Hilton, Matthew Jahnke, MichaelJanechek, Matthew Karns, Keith Kimsey, Jason Klein,Jonathan Klemm, Chad Lane, Brian Leitch, MatthewLewton, Andrew Lowthorp, Jay Mathes, MitchellMcColloch, Ryan McGreger, Anthony Meinke, BradMeyer, Brandon Montgomery, Jacob Moss, MichaelMoye-Rowley, Patrick Mulloy, Brandon Nanke, BoydNetley, Arren Nguyen, Phillip O’Loughlin, RowdyO’Grady, Nick Olson, Bradley Paulsen, MichaelPokorney, Rachel Potthoff, Blake Pratt, Ryan Quid,Patricio Quiroga Cruz, Ewatt Roberts, Nicholas Roberts,Christopher Rosso, Matthew Schultz, MichaelSchupbach, Johnathan Seibert, Ryan Shabino, RyanSievers, Branton Smith, Nathan Steffes, NathanielStevenson, Colton Taylor, Taylor Theulen, AndrewTrible, Brian Van Utrecht, Matt Warner, Steve Wiitanen,Tanner Wilks, Nathan Wolfe, Nicholas Wolff, MatthewZaletel
The 2010 Masters graduates
Larry Cormicle, Kevin McLain, John Owens, JainarineRamkumar, Ali Satar Ali Aleksandr Sergek, ElizabethThoma, Tong Wang, Aaron Zutz
The 2011 Bachelors graduates
Aaron Andersen, Benjamin Bakkum, Luke Bowdish,Ryan Catus, Mitchell Cleveland, Jacob Conkin, AidanConlon, Scott Cronin, Konrad Dabrowski, ZacharyDennis, Christopher Engelstad, Eric Grewcock, KennethGutowski, Wesley Hinnah, Bridget Horan, ScottHoskins, Walter Hudyma, Cory Jacobs, Jacob Johnson,Erica Kabat, Alexander Kaehler, Peter Kataras, ThomasKoloseus-Gagnon, Kevin Leavitt, Michael Lebler, BaileyMarlow, Sasha Mecham, Austin Meyn, Brett Miller,Bridgette Miller, Adam Mueller, Nimota Nasiru, RyanNoteboom, Thomas Owen, David Parr, Jay Prettyman,Derek Prouty, Joey Rains, Shea Ridge, Ian Rinker,Christopher Roderick, Angela Rohde, Eric Sanders,Marcus Seden, Jacob Shaw, Philip Sidles, CreightonStifel, Guy Thevenot, Michael Van Drew, Jaden Vos,David Warning, Brian Watson, Robert West, LaurenWiest
The 2011 Masters graduates
Bradley Kruse
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Alumni Index with YearAbubakar, Aliyu BS1979Ackermann, Casey BS2002Adam, Pierre BS1989Adam, John BS1980Adams, Richard BS1976Adams, Heather BS2001Agnes, Robert BS1972Ahlers, Stephen BS2006Ahrenholtz, Christopher BS1994Aidoo, Derick BS2000Albertsen, David BS1985Aldrich, Nicholas BS2002Alexander, Richard BS1978Aliwat, Ahmad BS1981Al-Khayyat, Ahmad BS1995Alleman, Anthony BS2006Allen, Zachary BS2003Allen, Douglas BS2010Allison, Richard BS1980Alm, Don BS1968Alm, Kirk BS1995Almaawali, Said BS1997Al-Ojaili, Ammar BS1996Al Qady, Mohammed PHD2008Al-Hammadi, Ahmed MS1998Al-Tai, Ali BS1985Altes, Jonathan BS2000Althoff, Mark BS1978Alvestad, Dennis BS1973Amento, Steven BS1978Amir Ebrahimi, Amir M. BS1982Amundson, Robert BS2006Anantharaj, Yashavanth MS1989Andera, Nicholas BS2006Andersen, Curt BS1981Andersen, Nicholas BS2006Andersen, Jerad BS2006Anderson, David BS1979Anderson, Darrell BS1979Anderson, Greg BS1984Anderson, Trevor BS1992Anderson, Brian BS1976Anderson, Rick BS1981Anderson, Mark BS1980Anderson, Rick BS1973Anderson, Charles BS1992Anderson, Roger BS1982Anderson, Hannah BS2000Anderson, Sean BS2009Andrews, Jeff BS1999Andrews, Randall BS2008Andringa, Fredrick BS1966Ankanahalli-Shivaramu,K.B.MS2004Ansari, Shakil BS1993Ansari, Kouros BS1983Anselme, Scott BS1996Anthony, Mark BS2005Arbalaez, Mauricio MS2003Archer, Thomas BS1987Armstrong, Gregory BS1989Asif, Mohammad MS1992Ask, Andrew BS1964
Atcheson, Gerald BS1993Audino, David BS2004Auer, Jason BS1993Austin, Jeffrey BS2002Azmy, Nurhidayah BS2004Babb, Walter BS1989Babcock, Karmyn BS1998
MS2000Bach, Mohd MS1989Backman, James BS1974Badawi, Essam A MS1990Badding, Nicholas BS1982Bailey, Kurt BS1988Bailey, Matthew BS1982Baker, Shane BS1996Bales, Rooster BS1979Ball, Darrell BS1967Ball, Mark BS1982Barchman, Matthew BS2007Barickman, D. Bradley BS2003Barkhurst, Gary BS1981Barkley, David BS1980Barnes, Paul BS1985Barnum, Luke BS2009Barrett, Dean BS1974Barry, Douglas BS1977Barstad, Jon BS1983Bartilson, David BS1977Basara, Marc BS2010Bassett, Claire BS2010Bassman, Chad BS2000Baughman, Mark BS1990Baumann, Steven BS1992Bausman, Dennis BS1971Baxter, Daniel BS1998Beal, James BS1989Bearson, Kent BS1982Beaulieu, Kevin BS1996Beck, Laurence BS1979Becker, Thomas BS1996Becker, Timothy BS1994Behling, Kevin BS1990
MS1993Behling, Robert BS1967Beier, Anthony BS1993Beisler, Bruce BS1981Bell, Mark BS1979Bell, Steven BS1981Bell, Nicole BS2009Bement, Nicholas BS2006Benge, James BS1981Benike, James BS1972Benike, Aaron BS1995Benike, John BS1978Benjamin, Elizabeth BS1986Benkert, Andrew BS1995Benson, Travis BS2000Berg, Michael BS2010Berkland, James BS1970Bernhard, Anthony BS2004Berry, Todd BS1989Bersch, Jason BS2006
Bertaud, Eric BS1993Bertrand, Russell BS1996Beumer, Joseph BS2003Beyer, Jamie BS2000
MS2002Bezanis, Brian BS1992Bickert, Timothy BS1983Bickert, Roderick BS1980Biere, Dan BS1982Binder, Thomas BS1997Binder, Kevin BS1986Birkland-Elliott,Sara MS1995Bisani, Mayur MS2007Bishop, Brian BS2004Bitar, Ali BS1980Bitker, Anastasia BS2006Bjork, Lawrence BS1975Bjorklund, Craig BS1981Blahnik, Robert BS1972Blank, Brice BS1994Blank, Brian BS2005Blasco, Anthony BS2009Bleigh, Jennifer BS1998Blizzard, Troy BS1997Blomme, Nathan BS2003Blount, Stephen BS1977Blunck, Scott BS1980Boat, Steven BS1984Bockes, Matthew BS2004Boeckmann, Adam BS2003Boedeker, Ralph BS1982Boekholder, Brian BS2007Boelman, Adam BS2002Boerschel, Bryan BS1980Boesenberg, Brian BS1978Boettcher, Michael BS2005Bokaie, Nader BS1987Bolchazy, Allan BS1989Bolejack, Kyle BS2002Bolinger, Ryan BS2009Bollig, Russell BS2006Bolstad, Arlan BS1987Bontrager, Michael BS1982Bonus, Kenneth BS1985Bonzer, Alex BS2002Boone, Timothy BS1982Boots, Brent BS2004Borgerding, Scott BS2005Borgo, William BS1990Boring, Gary BS1986Born, Stephanie BS1996Borns, John BS1979Borns, Thomas BS1979Boschult, Mark BS1979Bosman, Matthew BS2003Bosshart, Steven BS1982Bosshart, David BS1980Bosshart, James BS1978Boswell, Robert BS1974Bothwell, Gretchen BS1982Bottorff, Tylor BS2003Bouchard, Loren BS2008
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Boucher, Michael BS1979Boulanger, David BS2010Bouska, Timothy BS2002Boutwell, James BS1980Bowden, Clark BS2010Bowers, James BS2006Bowers, Ryan BS2009Braby, Joshua BS2006Brace, Aaron BS2006Brady, Timothy BS1981Brady, James BS1981Braesch, Steven BS1977Brainerd, Adam BS2008Brandes, Douglas BS1972Brandon, Rick BS1978Brandt, Michael BS1979Brandt, Steven BS1987Braughler, Bart BS1987Brcka, Kent BS1995Breckon, Karl BS1980Brekken, Jason BS2006Brennan, John BS1988Breon, Crystal BS2005Bretthauer, Scott BS1982Brewer, Brian BS1991Bridger, Robert BS1985Brill, Gary BS1990Brindle, Steven BS1994Brink, Kevin BS1988Bristol, Douglas BS2002Bronson, Kenneth BS1999Brooks, David BS1974Brostrom, Darrel BS1979Brouillette, Bret BS1983Brown, Jason BS1997Brown, Timothy BS1986Brown, Justin BS2004Brubaker, James BS1966Bruce, Daniel BS1995Bruellman, Clark BS2009Brumm, Richard BS1996Brummer, Sean BS2009Bruns, Ben BS2001Brush, Carl BS2006Buchanan, Todd BS1988Buchwald, Donna BS1984Buenneke, Jon BS1984Bunge, Aaron BS2006Bunge, Benjamin BS2005Bunner, Chad BS1994Burbank, Keith BS1976Burda, Gregory BS1999Burgmeier, Phillip BS2003Burgod, Nathan BS2004Burgus, David BS1994Burk, Amy BS1995Burke, David (Deceased) BS1989Busch, Richard BS1990
MS1996Buscher, Russell BS1989Buscher, Nicole BS1998Bush, Al BS1979Bussard, Kevin BS1985Butler, Joseph BS2006
Buttler, Lynnette BS1992Butts, Kevin BS1984Buyert, John BS1969Byers, Bruce BS1963Caboth, Cragon BS1977Cade, Peter BS2010Cahalan, Scott BS1984Cahill, Daniel BS1986Cahill, John BS1974Cain, Robert BS1988Calderon, Noemi BS2009Calderwood, William BS1980Callaghan, Robert BS1985Callahan, Michael BS2000Callahan, Timothy BS2002Calligan, Craig BS1973Cameron, Adam BS2000Campbell, Paul BS1974Campen, Greg BS1988Campos Lange, T. Monique BS1981Canales, Augusto PHD2004Cantrell, David BS1995Caratelli, Nicholas BS2007Carlson, Eric MS1996Carlson, Jeffrey BS1990Carlson, Greg BS1985Carlson, James BS1980Carlstrom, Mike BS1967Carpenter, Michael BS1981Carper, Douglas BS1980Carr, Brant BS2003Carrigan, Scott BS1995Carroll, Michael BS1976Carsky, Joseph BS1985Carter, Robert BS1978Carter, Nicholas BS2003Casali, Kevin BS1986Case, Stacy BS1990Casey, Michael BS1980Cassidy, Lucas BS2009Cawley, Bryan MS1997Caywood, Grant BS1916Celik, Serhan MS1998Cetin, Ozdemir MS2001Chadima, Jeffrey BS1978Chamberlain, Rusty BS2004Chandler, Paul BS1995Chapman, Jeffrey BS1989Charlson, Kevin BS1999Check, Brian BS1997Cheeseman, Ryan BS2003Chen, Dong MS2002
PHD 2006Chicoine, Kenneth BS1982Chin, Yuan BS1996Chipman, Timothy BS1997Chong, Hock BS1987Christensen, Mark BS1979Christensen, John BS1977Christensen, Ronald BS1971Christiansen, Brandon BS1999Christy, Michael BS2008Chung, Jin Wook MS2004Churchill, Brad BS1994
Churchill, Daniel BS1978Churchill, Dennis BS1978Cicciarelli, Scott BS1982Cilio, Andrew BS2004Clancy, Jeffrey BS1982Clarahan, Randy BS1981Clark, Douglas BS1989Clark, Richard BS1999Clark, Timothy BS1973Clarke, Richard BS1979Clausen, Steven BS1993Clausen, Chris BS2001Clausen, Lucas BS2007Clausen, Justin BS2003Claussen, Anna BS2010Clay, Jennifer BS1995Clayburg, Michael BS2004Clemens, Kevin BS1986Clement, Lori BS1984Clemons, Adam BS2007Cline, Adrianne BS1998Coalbank, Chad BS2003Coe, Eric BS1985Coffee, Douglas BS1979Coffman, James BS1971Cole, Randy BS1981Collier, Camron BS2010Collins, Earl BS1991Collins, Edward BS1970Collins, Ryan BS2010Colman, Kassi BS2004Colton, Jeff BS1995Coluccy, Michael BS1984Conkin, Gary BS1986Conlee, Darren BS1996Conley, Daniel BS1982Conley, Melissa BS2004Conlon, David BS1978Conner, Randall BS1975Connor, Charles BS1980Coon, Duane BS1979Cooper, Mike BS1997Cooper, Brent BS1991Cooper, Jim BS1983Coppes, Joshua BS1998Corcoran, Richard BS2005Corcoran, Timothy BS2009Corey, Shawn BS2008Corkrean, Brad BS2007Cormicle, Larry BS1978Cornelius, Scott BS2006Cortesio, Jeremy BS1999Cotter, Anthony BS1975Cousins, Roger BS1975Cowger, Lisa BS1986Cowles, Eric BS2004Cox, Robert BS1984Cox, Edward BS2003Coziahr, Thomas BS1984Coziahr, David BS1984Cramer, Mark BS1979Cramer, Robert BS1990Cramer, Michael BS2006Cranston, Scott BS1983
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Crawford, John BS1986Creath, James BS1987Cripps, James BS1983Crist, Gary BS1977Crookshank, Jason BS1993Crosser, Scott BS1982Crow, Brian BS2005Crubaugh, Jamie BS2005Crumpton, Jon BS1978Cubbage, Clayton BS1998Culhane, Shawn BS2008Culp, Kevin BS1982Culp, Daniel BS1989Cummings, Randy BS1992Cunz, Heather BS1993Curran, Dustyn BS2008Currie, Kevin BS1984Cutler, Scott BS2009Cutler, Peter BS2010Czapanskiy, Gregory BS1980Czerwinski, Luke BS2002Daher, Wadih BS1986Dahlman, Joseph BS1970Dakovich, Milton BS1976Dakovich, Robert BS1982Dalager, Kevin BS1997Daniels, Christopher BS2009Danielsen, Bryan BS1985Daugherty, Luke BS2010David, Brian BS1999Davidson, Judd BS1991Davis, Robert BS1991Davis, James BS1979Davis, Timothy BS2004Davis, Scott BS1980Davis, Thane BS1981Davis, Austin BS2010Davison, Thomas BS1991Davison, Alicia BS2010Dawson, Paul BS1979Daxon, Steven BS1987Day, Stephen BS1990Deal, Guy BS1977Dean, James BS1975DeCamp, Aaron BS1998Decker, Kevin BS1983Dedolph, Jr., Carter T MS1996DeGroot, David BS1992DeGroote, Stephen BS1987Dehart, Ronald BS1989Dehmlow, Darrin BS1991Deihl, Ronald BS1972DeJong, Matthew BS1995Dekovic, Nicholas BS2009Demore, Richard BS1964DeNardi, Dean BS1982DeRose, Kenneth BS1988Derus, Chad BS1997Desai, Prashant BS1991DeStigter, Jason BS1998DeStigter, Glenn BS1966Destigter, Douglas BS1981Determan, Barry BS2003Detlefsen, John BS1972
DeVany, Thomas BS1990MS1991
DeYoung, Scott BS2001Diaz, Hermes BS2009Dickerson, Timothy BS1978Dickinson, David BS1977
MS1980Dickinson, James BS1974Dillavou, Timothy BS1981Dillavou, Jay BS1983Dillavou, Adam BS2007Dillin, Larry BS1978Dillon, Ralph BS1979Dimond, David BS1986Dingwall, Jeffrey BS1983Distefano, Rhonda BS1983Dittus, Kenneth BS2006Dix, Larry BS1988Dix, Ross BS2004Dixon, Scott BS1981Dixon, David BS1986Dobaey, Ali BS1992Dodd, Neal BS1977Dodson, Russell BS2002Dohlman, Dwight BS1982Doll, Jonathan BS2006Donner, Steven BS1984Dooley, Josh BS2002Dooney, Lee BS1985Doorn, Case BS2006Doss, Robert BS1982Dostanic, Marko BS2010Douglas, Peter BS1978Douglas, Adam BS2007Downing, Steven BS1976Doyle, Joel BS1983Doyle, Chris BS2002Drake, Donald BS1988Drake, Adam BS2008Drapeaux, Ryan BS2006Draper, Scott BS1991Drees, Kirk BS1981Drent, Dale BS1998Drew, Isaac BS2003Driskell, Melissa BS1995Drury, Jeff BS1990Dudding, Christopher BS2000Duff, Leslie BS1970Duffy, Bryan BS1977Duke, David BS1980Duke, Dennis BS1979Dumdei, Victoria BS1982Dummermuth, Chris BS1978Dunlap, Steve BS1965Dusil, Randall BS1980Duyvejonck, Beth BS1997Dvorak, David BS1973Dyxin, Charles BS2001Dziedzic, Shawn BS1996Eamsherangkul, Hudsadin BS2000Earhart, Andrew BS1999Eastburn, Geoffrey BS1987Ebel, Lee BS2007Eberhard, Kimberly BS1983
Ebert, Keith BS1984Eckhoff, Philip BS1972Edmondson, Jeremy BS2009Edsall, Todd BS2000Edwards, Mickel BS1984Edwards, Steven BS1999Edwards, Ryan BS2004Egeland, Alex BS2009Egner, Mark BS1990Ehm, Jeff BS1982Ehmer, Judith MS2000
BS2000Ehrlich, Charles BS1986Ehrlich, Thomas BS1986Eich, William BS1972Eikanger, Steven BS1995Eilers, Heather BS2001Eipert, James BS1992Ekenberg, David BS1975Ekstrand, Eric BS1996El-Adaway, Isla PHD2008Elder, Alan BS2002Elgin, Seth BS1997Eliasen, Mary BS1990Elkins, Jeffrey BS2005Ellgren, Todd BS1985Ellingson, Michael BS1982Elliott, Lance MS1996
BS1996Elliott, Grant BS1995Elliott, John BS1991Elliott, Scott BS2009Ellis, Laura BS2010Ellsworth, Brian MS1998Elmisalami, Tarek MS2001
PHD2001Elsner, Ronald BS1978El-Zein, Ali BS1988Emanuel, Philip BS2006Enderson, George BS1971Engel, Amy BS1984Engel, Jason BS2002Engelbart, Steven BS1973Engelstad, Paul BS1980England, James BS1978England, Benjamin BS2004Engler, Phillip BS2002Engstrom, Donald BS1977Enserro, Elizabeth BS1992Ensley, Ronald BS1993Erb, David BS1971Erickson, Bryce BS1983Erickson, Anthony BS2006Ernst, Michael BS1995Ernster, Mike BS1990Erps, Lawrence BS1979Ervitarini, Justina C MS1995Eshelman, Erick BS1996Espeset, Michael BS1991Eucher, Kimberly BS1985Evans, John BS1977Evans, Jason BS1974Evans, Patrick BS1990Evanson, Sarah BS1997
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Eveland, Jason BS2007Eveland, Kelsey BS2007Even, Dale BS1998Ewell, Scott BS2008Ewing, Jon BS1986Faber, Alexis BS2004Fabere, Scott BS1978Fadden, Vincent BS2008Fagen, Matthew MS1999Fagre, Val BS1980Faine, Jeffrey BS2009Faktor, Bryan BS1982Fangman, Steven BS1987Faoro, William BS1985Farley, Alan BS1989Farley, Eric BS2003Fay, Joseph BS1985Feazell, George BS1980Fedler, Marcus BS1994Feilmeier, Ted BS1977Feller, Scott BS1995Fensury, Darwis BS2002Ferguson, Steven BS1988Ferris, Ryan BS2006Fesenmaier, Jodel BS2003Fett, Robert BS1977Fetters, Amy BS1996Field, Loren BS1981Fields, Kim BS1976Fieweger, Thomas BS1978Fils, Gary BS1979
MS1983Finch, Zachary BS2008Finnerty, Thomas BS1977Fisher, Joseph BS1997Fisher, Justin BS2005Fisk, David BS1995Flannery, Darrell BS1976Flathers, Richard BS1981Flatland, Raymond BS1973Fleagle, Scott BS1985Fleagle, Earl BS1981Fleischer, Gareth BS2005Fleming, Gary BS1982Flemmer, David BS2001Flemming, Joseph BS1986Fleshner, Christopher BS1997Flickinger, Timothy BS1990Fliehler, Brian BS2003Floyd, Charles BS1972Floyd, Eric BS1993Forbes, David BS1984Forbes, Jeffrey BS1982Ford, Michael BS1980Ford, Steven BS1976Ford, Dennis BS1982Ford, Nicholas BS2002Formanek, Brenton BS2009Forrest, John MS1999Forristall, Gary BS1971Fortune, Warren BS1974Fosdick, James BS1981Foster, Donald BS1980Fowler, Carey BS1982
Fowler, Mark BS1987Fowler, Dennis BS1968Frakes, Aron BS1999Francois, Craig BS1979Francois, Paul BS1991Franje, Nathan BS2003Frank, Andy BS1984Frank, Stephen MS2003Frank, William BS1970Franzen, Gregory BS1985Fredericksen, Christopher BS2007Freeborn, Cory BS1991Freese, Stephen BS1986Frentress, Gary BS1983Frideres, Brandon BS2002Friedrichsen, Kent BS1981Friemel, Todd BS2000Friesth, Michael BS1997Frietsche, Gretchen BS2002Frischmeyer, David BS2007Fritcher, James BS1978Frohardt, Daniel BS2007Frohn, Robert BS1994Fry, James BS1982Frye, James BS1992Fucinaro, Tony BS2003Fuller, Jake BS2010Gabrielson, Jay BS1982Gahan, William BS1982Ganch, Steven BS1989Gannon, Patrick BS1991Gannon, Daniel BS1970Gao, Zhili MS2001
PHD2004Gapinski, Jonathon BS2008Gapstur, Cory BS2003Gardner, Miles BS1974Garner, Aaron BS2002Garwood, Matthew BS1994Gast, Alan BS1979Gast, Guy BS1977Gatto, David BS1982Gaube, Joshua BS2007Gaudreault, Ronald BS1988Gaul, Brian BS1999Gawley, Michael BS1978Geary, Patrick BS1991Gebhardt, Douglas BS1991Gehrls, John BS1981Geier, Jeffrey BS1990Geiler, Frederick BS1971Geisler, Bryan BS1988George, Joseph BS1988Gerard, Michael BS1983Gerber, Ted BS2010Gerdes, Gregory BS1984Gerleman, Joseph BS1979Geske, Jeff BS1982Gethmann, Jack BS1963Getman, James BS1981Ghafghazi, Abolghassem BS1983Ghozi, Azmi BS1999Giannelli, James BS1979Gibbs, Reese BS1980
Gilbert, Dennis BS1973Gilbert, Roger BS1969Gilbreath, Mark BS1991Gill, Thomas BS1988Gillum, Curt BS2006Giroux, Paul BS1979Glander, Robert BS1979Gleason, Glen BS2006Gleisberg, Ariana BS2004Glesener, Kent BS1973Glines, Daniel BS1976Gmitro, Mark BS1982Godar, Mark BS1980Goddard, Chad BS2001Goedken, Nicholas BS2010Goehner, Joel BS1987Goettsch, Craig BS1979Golay, Richard BS1976Goldhorn, Paul BS1981Golding, Ben BS2001Golumbeck, Steve BS2000Goodall, William BS1977Goodrich, Todd BS1996Goodwin, Peter BS1971Gordon, Joseph BS1971Gordon, Aaron BS1998Gordon, Wayne BS2007Gorman, Michael BS1979Gosselink, Jerry BS1966Gotfredson, Gary BS1965Graber, Cortney BS1999Grablin, Patrick BS1979Graeve, Michael BS1978Graeve, Douglas BS1984Graeve, Wayne BS1976Grager, Justin BS2004Granahan, Gerald BS1981Granner, Andrew BS1987Greco, James BS1983Greenig, Steven BS1980Greenlee, Rich BS1966Greenley, Kyle BS1993Greiner, Robert BS2008Greve, Troy BS2008Gries, Brandon BS2007Grieser, Anthony BS2004Griffith, Kendall BS1992Grim, Michael BS2009Grimmius, Joben BS2009Gritters, Bruce BS1984Gritters, Michael BS1982Gromala, Steven BS1986Gronewold, Mark BS1975Grosland, Steven BS1972Grout, Roger BS1988Grubb, Andrew BS2005Gruber, Kimberly BS1996Grunder, Kyle BS2009Grunzweig, Nicholas BS1977Gudgel, Phillip BS1980Guetzko, Mark BS1984Guggisberg, Angela BS2004Guhathakurta, Swagata MS1989Guinn, John BS1970
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Gumm, Matthew BS1999Gunderson, Mark BS1991Gunnink, Brett BS1981Gustafson, Everett BS1971Haaland, Ryan BS2006Habben, Craig BS1989Hackenmiller, Ryan BS2006Hafencher, Karl BS2010Hagberg, James BS1979Hagberg, Nathaniel BS2003
MS2006Hage, Darin BS1997Haines, Mark BS1994Halbur, Michael BS1996Hale, Tom BS1973Hale, Rondal BS2007Halim, Djohan BS1991Hall, Peter BS1981Hall, Jeffery BS1981Halloran, John BS1999Hallquist, Daryl BS1967Halsey, Brandon BS2007Halverson, Steven BS2005Halvorson, Julie BS2005Hamad, Nizar BS1983Hameister, Michael BS2008Hamilton, Robert BS1988Hamilton, Craig BS1973Hamilton, Matthew BS1999Hamm, Nathan BS2009Hammer, Jeffrey BS1998Hand, Jonathan BS2002Hanks, David BS2010Hannemann, Tod BS1972Hansen, Scott BS1985Hansen, Lee BS1981Hansen, Gregory BS1985Hansen, Jeffrey BS1984Hansen, Craig BS1977Hansl, Hans BS1981Hanson, Daniel BS1982Hanson, Robert BS1973Hanson, Stanley BS1970Hanus, Trevor BS2010Hapke, James BS2003Harder, Matthew BS2009Harger, Michael BS1993Harken, Kasey BS2001Harlson, Richard BS1971Harman, Pamela BS1979Harmelink, David BS1988
MS1990PHD1995
Harmon, Joseph BS1975Harmon, Robert BS1982Harms, Ross BS1990Harms, Corey BS2001Harmsen, Leroy BS1979Harriman, Benjamin BS2010Harrington, Matthew BS1998Harrington, Kevin BS1993Harris, Tyler BS1998Harris, Charlie BS1998Harris, Howard BS1977
Harris, Richard BS2006Harris, Joseph BS2005Harris, Jacob BS2008Harrison, Christopher BS1985Harry, Brian BS2008Harryman, Michael BS1999Hart, J. BS1981Hartmann (Lin), Beth MS1996Harty, Nathan BS2003Hass, Michael BS1997Hassenfritz, Joseph BS1980Hauser, Todd BS1984Hauser, Stephen BS1979Hausman, Amanda BS2008Haverkamp, Matthew BS2008Hawkins, Ryan BS2004Hawn, David BS1982Hay, Steven BS1977Hayek, David BS2004Hayes, John BS1984Haynes, Mark BS1983Hazel, Michael BS2002Hedgren, Brian BS2000Heemstra, Bradley BS1984Heemstra, Christopher BS2009Heger, Thomas BS1997Heggen, Thomas BS1975Heggen, Edward BS2002Heier, Ryan BS2000Heikens, Michelle BS2003Heiliger, Terry BS1990Heinselman, Samuel BS2008Heisdorffer, Kevin BS2008Helgevold, Kevin BS1982Hemmen, Gregory BS1991Hemmen, Gary BS1967Hemphill, Derek BS2003Henderson, Thomas BS1982Henderson, Kelly BS2002Hendrickson, John BS1986Hendrickson, Ed BS1979Hendrickson, Matthew BS2008Hendrix, Raymond BS1966Henkels, John BS1980Henkels, Paul BS1979Hennessey, Austin BS2010Henning, Lance BS1989Hentges, Joseph BS1991Herbst, Dean BS1995Herman, Josh BS2003Hermsen, Joshua BS2002Herrema, David BS2001Herrick, Mark BS1975Herrig, Nick BS1989Herrman, Douglas BS1981Herzberg, Dave BS1990Heston, William BS1979Hetzler, Matthew BS1982Heying, Galen BS1983Heyne, Stephen BS1999Heyne, Tara BS1999Hibbs, Tony BS1991Higginbotham, Greg BS1981Higgins, Paul BS1982
Higgins, Scott BS1983Higgins, Corey BS1999Hikiji, Vance BS1993Hildebrand, Scott BS2006Hill, Keith BS1983Hill, John BS1979Hillis, Matthew BS2000Hilton, Mark BS1976Hilton, Jimmy BS2010Hindermann, Matthew BS1988Hines, Perry BS2003Hintz, Rodney BS1998Hirsch, Douglas BS1981Ho, Stephen BS1982Hobbs, Syd BS1979Hodapp, Troy BS1996Hodapp, Travis BS2001Hodgin, D. Brian BS1984Hodgson, Kevin BS2001Hoenk, Mark BS1997Hofer, Brad BS1992Hofert, Daniel BS1994Hoffey, Martin BS1985Hoffman, Rodney BS1982Hoffman, Samuel BS2007Holcomb, Kevin BS1981Holmberg, Alan BS1981Holmes, Shawn BS1999Holt, Randy BS1980Homan, Aaron BS1999Homan, Sarah BS2003Honsbruch, Roger BS1975Hopp, Mike BS2009Horlyk, Eric BS1979Hornaday, William BS1978Hornibrook, Matthew BS2005Hosch, Gregory BS1993Hostetler, Robert BS2000Hotchkiss, Jacob BS2004Hotovec, Chad BS2006Hott, Benjamin BS2003Houseman, Kenneth BS1983Hovenga, Anthony BS1982Howard, David BS1988Howe, Jesse BS2007Hubbard, Cheryl BS1999Hubers, Michael J MS1990Hudnutt, Scott BS1988Huey, Peter BS2002Huggins, Matthew BS1997Hughes, Thomas BS1977Hughes, Marc BS1998Hugo, Bruce BS1988Hullinger, David BS1982Hulsebus, Jason BS2004Humphreys, Jake BS2006Hundley, Sarah BS2004Hunemuller, Judd BS1977Hunsicker, Mark BS1981Hunt, Michael BS1976Hunter, Gregg BS1981Hunwardsen, Roger BS1989Hurd, Scott BS1981Hurd, Anders BS2008
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Hurley, Lawrence BS1981Hutchens, Scott BS1987Hutchens, Mark BS1983Hutter, Michael BS1981Hyler, Susan BS1981Hyun, John BS1997Ihle, Leon BS1968Iikubo, Kakeru BS2007Ilten, Daniel BS1972Irlbeck, Brian BS2001Ivis, David BS1978Jabaay, Todd BS1988Jackson, Stephen BS1975Jackson, Walt BS1997Jackson, Justin BS2008Jacob, Renoj BS2008Jacobs, Darin BS1994Jafari, Behzad BS1983Jaggia, Chandrika Vardhan MS1991Jahnke, Matthew BS2010James, Stephen BS1985Janechek, Michael BS2010Jelinek, Aldona MS2002Jennett, Timothy BS2008Jennett, Samuel BS2009Jensen, Thomas BS1980Jensen, Carlin BS1985Jensen, Bradley BS1992Jensen, Alexandre BS2009Jepsen, Matthew BS1998Jessen, George BS1984Jessen, Douglas BS1985Jesson, Matthew BS2002Jestrab, Eric MS2006Jiang, Dongying MS2001Jochimsen, Ronald BS1973Johann, Steven BS1978Johansen, Erik BS2002Johansen, Erik BS2009Johnson, Michael BS1988Johnson, Curt BS1992Johnson, Joel BS1989Johnson, William BS1982Johnson, Saren BS1989Johnson, Douglas BS1974Johnson, Steven BS1979Johnson, Rodney BS1996Johnson, Paul BS1974Johnson, Mark BS1980Johnson, David BS1970Johnson, David BS1980Johnson, Timothy BS1980Johnson, Brent BS1983Johnson, Brian BS2008Johnson, Erik BS2006Johnson, Halvard BS1964Johnston, Brent BS1988Johnston, Jeffrey BS1980Jones, Stephen BS1970Jones, Jason BS1995Jones, Douglas BS1973Jones, Anthony BS1993Jones, Donald BS1987Jones, Bradley BS1995
Jones, Brandon BS2000Jones, Quincy BS2003Jones, Jared BS2004Jorgensen, Craig BS1987Juhl, Derek BS2006Jungers, Derrick BS2008Junginger, Jaquelyn BS2001Jungst, Donald BS1975Junker, Vincent BS1990Kacmarynski, Brian BS2003Kaewmoracharoen, Manop MS2004Kain, Kevin BS2002Kaiser, Lee BS2001Kaminski, Nicholas BS2001Kamp, Todd BS1999Kanaan, Mohammad BS1985Kanaan, Hamdi BS1983Kane, Steven John BS1975Kaplanes, James BS1989Karadsheh, Issa BS2002Karlson, Michael BS1979Karns, Matthew BS2010Kaspar, Steven BS1984Katschkowsky, John BS1986Kau, Chee BS1990Kauffman, Ryan BS2004Kaufman, Michael BS1984Kaufman, Eric BS2000Kavallieros, Minas BS2005Kavouris, John BS1988Keagle, Dan BS1998Kehrt, Chad BS1995Keleher, John BS1982Kelling, Craig BS1981Kelly, Scott BS1987Kelly, Angela BS2001Kelly, John BS2009Kemp, Charles BS1987Kendall, Aaron BS2007Kennedy, James BS1990Kerr, Sarah BS1982Ketelsen, Brett BS2004Kibsgaard, Randy BS1984Kieffer, Paul BS1985Kies, Kathleen BS2002Kilheeney, Martin BS1984Kim, Seong MS2004Kimsey, Keith BS2010Kincart, Jim BS1971King, Sharon BS1995King, David BS1978King, Michael BS1997Kinkade, Scott BS1975Kinser, Gregory BS1997Kinseth, Marc BS1986Kinsinger, Thomas BS2007Kinter, Melony BS2000Kintner, Mark BS1993Kipp, Ryan BS1998Kirby, Chad BS1997Kirchner, Randal BS1980Kirstein, Nathan BS2000Kisilewiski, Mary BS1987Kleiman, Stephen BS1982
Klein, Patrick BS1966Klein, Jason BS2010Klemm, Jonathan BS2010Klemme, Brian BS2005Klinkefus, Bradley BS2002Klootwyk, Norman BS1972Klusendorf, Brian BS1988Knau, Gregory BS1981Kneeland, Loren BS1970Knepel, Aaron BS1997Knepper, Jeffrey BS2000Knibbe, John BS1982Knight, Jeffrey BS1983Knipp, Jason BS2007Knox, Jamie BS2006Knudsen, Brian BS1982Knudsen, Gregory BS2009Knueppel, Dale BS1981Knutsen, Jeff BS2001Kobusch, Andrew BS2007Koch, Kristen BS2007Kock, Travis BS1999Koellner, Kevin BS1989Koenen, Matt BS1997Koenigs, Harold BS1986Koepnick, Jim BS1971Koerner, Jonathan BS1978Koester, Paul BS1977Koester, Matthew BS2009Kohns, Larry BS1968Kolacia, Craig BS1996Kooker, Greg BS1983Kopp, Nicholas BS2003Kouri, Adam BS2001Kraft, Wayne BS1992Krage, Thomas BS1978Kramer, Mark BS1982Kreftmeyer, Christopher BS2002Kress, Jacob BS2006Krieg, Christopher BS2001Krier, Robert BS1981Krogstad, Ryan BS1998Krug, Everett BS1970Krummen, Stewart BS1991Krumwiede, Christopher BS1998Kruse, Frederick BS1980Kruse, Ben BS2008Kruse, Brad BS2004Kruse, Klint BS2007Kubik, Dave BS2009Kuehner, Travis BS1999Kuehni, Rose Marie BS1996Kuenstling, Jon BS1985Kueter, Scott BS2001Kumm, Doug BS1981Kundinger, Jessica BS2007Kunz, Brad BS2003Kupka, Kevin BS1981Kurth, James BS2006Kutchen, Mark BS1993Kutchen, Scott BS1999Ladd, Colleen BS1997Ladson, A.B. MS1995Lamb, Gary BS1967
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MS2002Lehan, Benjamin BS2006Lehman, Jeffrey BS1988Lehr, David BS1988Leimer, Nicholas BS2002Leinen, Timothy BS1975Leitch, Brian BS2010Leonard, Daniel BS1985Leonard, Steven BS1980Leonard, Terry BS2002Lesh, John BS1985Leuer, Mark BS1988Leusink, Mark BS2000Leuzzi, Mario BS1998Leverington, Steven BS1986Lewis, Dennis BS1972Lewis, Chadwick BS1978Lewis, Richard BS1991Lewis, Rhonda BS1991Lewton, Russell BS1987Lewton, Jonathan BS2006Lewton, Matthew BS2010Lex, Kevin BS1997
Li, Chun MS2000Li, Jingxi MS2002Li, Lifeng MS2002Lie, Robert BS1981Liebbe, Todd BS1986Lilly, James BS1979Lim, Ki BS1988Lind, Kevin BS2006Lindhart, Christopher BS1982Lindquist, Eric BS2007Lindsley, Dennis BS1969Line, Thomas BS1964Link, William BS1976Linman, Bradley BS2002Lin, Mary E MS1996Linn, Scott BS1978Little, David BS1981Littrell, Brian BS1981Llewellyn, Ryan BS2003Loeffelholz, Alan BS1985Loes, Joel BS2009Logan, Robert BS1973Logan, Robert BS1981Logue, Steven BS1981Loneman, Steven BS1986Long, Jerry BS1982Loomis, Eric BS1988Lorei, Greg BS1990Lorensen, Louisa BS2004Lorenzen, Jeffrey BS1979Lorey, Patrick BS1975Loss, A. BS1999Loudin, Stephen BS1981Lounsbury, Andy BS1984Lourens, Travis BS1994Lovejoy, David BS1968Lovin, Benjamin BS1999Lovin, Grant BS2008Lower, Bryan BS1983Lowndes, James BS1981Lowthorp, Andrew BS2010Loxterkamp, Mark BS1981Loy, Zachary BS2008Lubbert, William BS1983Lucas, Jeffrey BS1983Luck, Matthew BS2008Ludwig, Jerry BS1979Ludwig, Steven BS1986Lukin, John BS1972Lundy, Andrew BS2000Lunsford, John BS1990Lutenegger, Alan BS1975Lutt, John BS1974Lutter, Jim BS2001Lux, Jeremy BS1996Lyon, David BS1991Lyon, Caleb BS2007Lysne, Douglas BS1967Maas, Michael BS1975Mackewicz, Craig BS1981Maddy, Joseph BS1984Madison, Matthew BS2004Madsen, Brian BS2009Madson, Scott BS1982
Magee, Dwight BS1984Magnuson, Matthew BS2009Mahlstede, John BS1987Maifield, James BS1971Majeres, Todd BS2000Majeres-Patterson, Cynthia MS2001Major, Charles BS1971Makarla, Deepak MS2004Maloney, James BS1990Maloney, Stephen BS1968Mamuya, Lemuel BS2008Man, Jack BS1980Manatt, Andrew BS2001Mander, Wayne BS1993Manfull, Bryan BS1989Manker, Tyler BS2006Manning, Christopher BS1981Manning, Jeremy BS1997Manning, Russell BS1972Manning, Jeff BS1997Manyin, Alan BS2003Maranowicz, John BS2000Marbach, Lee BS2008Marburg, John BS1993Mark, Tyler BS2007Markhardt, Kevin BS1987Markle, Joshua BS2008Marks, Gregory BS1986Marks, Jeffrey BS1991Marolf, Ronald BS1995Marrin, Gary BS1979Marsh, Bruce BS1992Marsh, Robert BS1978Martens, George BS1981Martens, Aaron BS2008Martin, Gregory BS1979Martin, Peter BS1981Martin, James BS1997Martin, Don BS1977Martin, John BS1970Martin, Jane BS1984Martin, Mark BS1982Martin, Bradley BS1983Martin, Jeffrey BS2000Martin, Julie BS2003Martinsen, Lee BS1971Martinson, Richard BS1989Mascardo, Rick BS1993Massman, Martin BS1981Mathes, Henry BS1973Mathes, Jay BS2010Mathiasmeier, Michael BS1984Matt, Gary BS1981Mattison, Todd BS1982Matzinger, James BS2006May, James BS1986May, Ryan BS2001Mbapanza, Ibrahime BS2001McAlpin, Larry BS1973McArtor, Michael MS2002McCarthy, David BS1980McCarty, Mark BS1987McClain, Kevin BS1998McClain, Patrick BS2006
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McCline, Curtis BS1976McColloch, Mitchell BS2010McCollough, Todd BS1996McCollough, Laura A MS1996McCormick, Thomas BS1976McCormick, Dean BS1981McCoy, Michael BS2000McDermitt, Gary BS1995McDermott, Brian BS1995McDermott, Mark BS1991McDermott, Cory BS2008McDonald, Patrick BS1983McDonald, John BS1981McDonald, Norman BS1980McDonnell, Kimberly BS1982McDowell, Curtis BS1996McElroy, James BS1976McFadden, Shane BS1994McFarland, Timothy BS1975McGiverin, Terry BS1963McGreger, Ryan BS2010McGrew, Kenneth D. BS1917McGruder, Spencer BS1979McGuire, Ryan BS2006Mcilrath, Vaughn BS1966McIntosh, G. Allen BS1994McKay, Jeffrey BS1979McKee, Wade BS1990McKee, William BS1995McKee, Jeffrey BS2006McKinney, Matthew BS2000McLatchie, David BS2002McLaughlin, Seth BS1984McMinemee-White, JenniferBS2003McMullen, John BS1990McNamara, Christopher BS1999McPherson, Michael BS1967McWhirt, Darren MS2007Meco, Tolga MS2004Medema, Donald BS1983Megraw, Kerry BS2005Meier, John BS1985Meier, Russell BS1991Meiners, Theodore BS2002Meinke, Anthony BS2010Meints, Jamey BS1997Meis, John BS1982Meisenheimer, Daryl BS1990Meldrum, Scott BS1997Melton, Thomas BS1995Menke, Gregory BS1995Menninga, Johnny BS1973Menz, Loren BS1968Mercuris, Peter BS2006Meredith, Jessica BS2009Merk, Jonathon BS2000Merkel, Jay BS1979Merryman, Kevin BS1995Merta, Benjamin BS2000Mettin, Kyle BS1991Meyer, Valarie BS2000Meyer, Paul BS2002Meyer, Brad BS2010Meyeraan, Kendall BS1988
Meyerholz, Tyler BS2005Meyn, Kent BS1985Michael, Bryan BS1996Mickelson, Kent BS2005Mihovilovich, Jerry BS2007Mikulecky, Lester BS1975Millard, Tyler BS2008Miller, Albert BS1975Miller, Steven BS1994Miller, Charles BS1985Miller, Matt BS1996Miller, Dennis BS1970Miller, David BS1971Miller, Aaron BS1999Miller, Anthony BS1994Miller, Matthew BS1999Miller, Luke BS2009Miller, Geoffrey BS2007Mills, Bradley BS1982Miltenberger, Joshua BS2005Miner, Jason BS2001Minter, Kathleen BS2000Miskawi, Haytham BS1989Mitchem, Greg BS1998Mittag, Nathan BS2006Mitton, Thomas BS1979Mlady, Joseph BS1975Modjeski, Francis BS1986Moeller, Larry BS1972Moellers, Jeffrey BS2006Molln, Alan BS1982Moltz, Vincent BS1968Moltz, Eric BS1990Montague, Richard BS1999Montgomery, Craig BS2006Montz, Craig BS2004Moore, Doug BS1991Moore, Ryan BS1998Moore, Tom BS1980Moore, Jeffrey BS1978Moore, Cheri BS2003Moreno, Carols A MS1989Morgan, Catherine BS1984Morgan, Douglas BS1980Moritz, Jason BS2008Morris, Michael BS1982Morrison, Stephanie BS1995Morse, Mark BS1978Morshed, Maryam BS1981Mortensen, Scott BS1997Mortimer, David BS1985Morton, Scott BS1981Moser, Shawn BS1998Moss, Craig BS1997Moss, Jacob BS2010Mostaert, Trent BS1994Moye-Rowley, Michael BS2010Mozena, John BS1988Mueller, Richard BS1975Mueller, Kyle BS2007Mukherjee, Subhransu MS1990Mullen, Daniel BS1979Muller, Timothy BS1976Muller, Jordan BS2004
Mulloy, Patrick BS2010Munsch, Andrew BS2004Murdoch, Wesley BS2002Murphy, Michael BS1972Murphy, Stephen BS1968Murray, Patrick BS1977Murray, Tyrel BS2005Mussman, Chad BS1993Myers, Bryan BS1984Myhre, Rik BS2001Naberhaus, Dennis BS1973Naberhaus, Leon BS1977Nack, Jonathan BS2007Nading, Jeff BS1980Nagen, Brent BS1995Nagle, Tyler BS1985Nanfito, Samuel BS1999Nangle, Robert BS1989Narayanan, Vijay BS1999Naresh, Arcot L MS1996Nashert, Walter BS2003Naughton, Luke BS1998Neal, Paul BS1964Neelan, Patrick BS1981Nelsen, Chandler BS1997Nelson, James S MS2005Nelson, Mark MS1988Nelson, Christopher MS1998Nelson, Randy BS1984Nelson, Steven BS1987Nelson, Michael BS1992Nelson, Carl BS1976Nelson, William BS1969Nelson, Ryan BS1999Nelson, Michael BS1999Nelson, Steve BS2001Nelson, Adam BS2006Neppl, Daniel BS1988Nestvedt, Joseph BS1981Netley, Dwayne BS1976Netley, Boyd BS2010Neubauer, Scott BS1993Neumann, Philip BS1983Newbury, Scott BS1987Newman, Arthur BS1978Newton, Bernard BS1984Newton, Jonathan BS1990Nguyen, Arren BS2010Nichols, Lincoln BS2006Nickel, Branson BS2001Niebuhr, Scott BS1988Niebuhr, Steven BS1983Niebuhr, Lawrence BS1980Nielsen, Brent BS1998Nielsen, Peter BS1997Nielsen, James BS2009Nieman, Jared BS1975Nieman, Jon BS1983Nikolin, Benjamin BS1997Nilsson, Alan BS1990Nissen, James BS1981Nizzi, Charles BS1974Njos, Steven D MS1990Noel, Gary BS1982
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Pauley, Randall BS1987Paulsen, Bradley BS2010Payne, Robert BS1979Payne, Joshua BS2004Pearson, Nathan BS1996Pech, Fred BS1979Pedersen, Ronald BS1979Pelton, John BS1991Pelton, Ronald BS1985Penning, Lowell BS1983Penning, Jeff BS1999Pepper, Dave BS1985Pepper, Craig BS1980Perkins, Bradley BS1997Perkovich, Alan BS1988Perrenoud, Douglas BS1983Perry, Gilbert BS1974Persinger, Douglas BS1991Pestel, Paul BS2008Peters, Gerald BS1983Peters, Randall BS1989Petersen, Michael BS1974Petersen, Bart BS1991Petersen, Dean BS1985Petersen, Adam BS2002Petersen, Andrew BS2008Peterson, Kirk BS1985Peterson, Joel BS1986Peterson, Becky BS1980Peterson, David BS2001Peterson, Gerald BS1981Peterson, Jeffrey BS1988Peterson, Ryan BS2000Peterson, Zachary BS2006Peterson, Leslie BS2004Peterson, Jeffrey BS2009Peterson, Luke BS2009Peterson, Eric BS2009Peterson, Ryan BS2009Peterson, Gale BS1966Peterson, Thomas BS1967Petricka, Tracy BS1999Peverill, Kelsey BS2007Pfab, Adam BS2002Pfeffer, William BS1971Pfeifer, Christine BS1997Pfeiler, Robert BS1973Philips, Cole BS1998Phillips, Bradley BS1980Phipps, Brian BS2009Pick, Joshua BS2006Pidaparti, Surya MS1991Pietig, Brian BS1991Pigneri, Rocco BS1978Pigneri, Steven BS1991
MS1998Pigneri, Ryan BS2009Pilcher, Nathan BS2006Piper, Ross BS2001Pittman, Daniel BS1995Pittman, Brian BS2001Pladsen, John BS1995Platt, Quentin BS1999Plotts, Garett BS2009
Plymesser, Cliff BS2005MS2005
Poduska, Martin BS1976Pokorney, Michael BS2010Poland, Eric BS2007Pollock, Brian BS2002Pomerleau, Bruce BS2008Pope, Andrew BS1987Porayouw, Yiendra BS2002Port, Casey BS1998Postma, Gene BS1991Potter, William BS1978Potthoff, Rachel BS2010Pottratz, Daniel BS1998Powell, Douglas BS1971Powell, Kelsey BS2008Prasetyo, Ananto BS2003Praska, Donna BS1984Pratt, Blake BS2010Prediger, Patrick BS2000Predl, Edward BS2009Prendergast, Thomas BS1969Prescott, Gary BS1979Pribadi, Iwan MS2000Price, Ritchie BS1980Prior, Wayne BS1980Prochaska, James BS1966Proctor, Matthew BS2000Propp, Todd BS1981Prosek, Joseph BS2003Prosperi, Robert BS1970Pua, Lean BS1991Pullen, Jeff BS1980Punelli, Dominic BS2000Purdy, Nathaniel BS2000Qamar, Ramzi BS1988Qualheim, Cole BS2008Quarve, James BS1989Quid, Ryan BS2010Quinn, Kelli BS1993Quinn, Jeffery BS2005Quintero, Hernando MS2000Quiroga Cruz, Patricio BS2010Raadt, Nolan MS2005Radius, Eric Leonard BS1975Rafoth, Chad BS2000Rager, Jeffrey BS1985Rahbar, Faramarz BS1973
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Rosenow, Craig BS1980Ross, Phillip BS2003Rossmiller, Brian BS1990Rossmiller, Patrick BS1967Rosso, Christopher BS2010Roth, Karl BS1981Rotta, Andrew BS2007Ruba, Nicholas BS1990Ruden, Nicholas BS1994Ruggles, David BS1988Ruhland, Keith BS1979Rukashaza-Mukome, Mary MS2004Rumpf, Brian BS1988Runestad, Jay BS1994Rusk, Jennifer BS1998Russell, James BS1983Ryan, Matthew BS1998Ryan, Meaghan BS2001Ryan, John BS2003Rypma, Robert BS2008Sabzehzar, Habib BS1978Sahin, Cem MS1992Sajovec, Louis BS1988Sample, Michael BS1981Sande, Jerry BS1976Sandell, Carl BS1977Sanders, Joseph BS1970Sanders, Bradley BS1997Sanders, Rodney BS2001Sandvig, Bryan BS2005Sanman, Randall BS1981Sarno, Frank BS1998Sarno, Stacy BS1998Sasso, Ahmed BS1979Sauer, Lindsay BS2000Sautter, Robert BS1981Scandrett, Jeffrey BS2001Schaefer, Ross BS2000Schaefer, Michael BS2002Schafbuch, Casey BS2007Schafer, Dirk BS1980Schafer, Clifford BS2005Schapman, Nicholas BS1978Schebler, Jeffery BS1981Schenck, Bradley BS1989Schiefer, Jonathan BS1998Schimmelpfennig, Alan BS1985Schimmer, Joel BS2003Schlag, Megan BS2009Schlueter, Thomas BS1985Schluter, Lynne BS1979Schmall, Thomas BS1986Schmidt, Michael BS1982Schmidt, Steven BS1979Schmidt, Chad BS2006Schmidt, Gregg BS2008Schmidt, Bryan BS2008Schmidt, Kirt BS2005Schmit, Gary BS1984Schmitz, Alisha BS1998Schneider, John BS1984Schnurr, Bryan BS1996Schoch, Bradley BS2006Schoene, Richard BS1976
Scholtes, Daniel BS1987Schott, Kyle BS2003Schraeder, Mark BS1988Schriever, Joel BS1989Schroeder, Terry BS1981Schroeder, Korey BS2003Schroeder, Garrett BS2008Schrupp-Rivero, Rolando BS2002Schuetze, Martin BS1989Schulte, Greg BS1990Schulte, Brandon BS2002Schultz, Edward BS1992Schultz, Richard BS1970Schultz, Matthew BS2010Schultze, Richard BS1982Schumacher, Thomas BS1990Schupbach, Michael BS2010Schurman, Scott BS2008Schuster, Jason BS1999Schuster, Daniel BS1979Schwab, Benjamin BS1983Schwager, Dale BS2001Schwake, Dustin BS1999Schwamman, James BS1981Schwarck, Matt BS2008Schwartz, Jeffry BS1991Schwartz, Ann BS1998Schwartz, Travis BS1997Schwarzenbach, Robby BS1997Schweers, Christopher BS2007Scott, Robert BS2008Scranton, Kirsta BS1996Scully, Whitney BS1980Scully, Anthony BS2004Sealine, Jon BS1984Seaton, Joel BS1984Seeboo, Asish PHD2008Seeger, Kenneth BS1972Seely, Kirk BS1993Seibert, Tim BS1981Seibert, Johnathan BS2010Seidl, John BS2007Seifert, Stephen BS1971Seiler, Daniel BS2006Seipold, Robert BS1976Selgrade, Dominique BS2005Seyko, Kevin BS1986Shabino, Ryan BS2010Sharp, Randy BS1988Sharples, Stephanie BS1983Shattuck, Brian BS1998Sheesley, Michael BS1992Sheets, Mark BS1995Sheffert, Lary BS1980Sheller, Scott BS1979Shelp, Peter BS1978Shepherd, Jonathan BS2006Sheriff, Jeffrey BS1971Sherman, Anthony BS1995Shevik, Gary BS1978Shifflett, Scott BS2003Shilkaitis, John BS1983Shisler, Isaac BS1976Showalter, Gary BS1979
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Sjostrom, Grant BS2003Slattery, Daniel BS1985Sleezer, Patrick BS1989Sleezer, Shawn BS1991Sloan, Daniel BS1981Smalling, Robert BS1970Smearman, Michael BS1988Smiley, Scott BS1980Smith, Walter BS1986Smith, Jeff BS1983Smith, Jeffrey BS1995Smith, Matthew BS1998Smith, Steven BS1985Smith, Randall BS1986Smith, Donald BS1971Smith, Roger BS1987Smith, Kyle BS1984Smith, Aaron BS1998Smith, Christopher BS1998Smith, Raymond BS1982Smith, David BS1999Smith, Andrew BS2001Smith, Adam BS2003Smith, Russell BS2004Smith, James BS2004Smith, Donavan BS2004Smith, Branton BS2010Smith, Zachary BS2009Smothers, Troy BS1997Snead, Derek BS2006Snethen, P. Bryon BS1990Snyder, Wayne BS1986Snyder, Loren BS2001Snyder, Angela BS1997Snyder, Mark BS2004Sodders, Robert BS1988Soenksen, Eric BS2003Solberg, Mark BS1985Solberg, Paul BS1996Solem, Dan BS2004Sonmez, Rifat MS1992
PHD1996Sorensen, Kenneth BS1976Sorensen, Mark BS1984Sorenson, John BS1963Soseman, Jeffrey BS2008
Soteropulos, Gust BS1981Southorn, Craig BS1982Sowder, Edward BS2008Spain, Jesse BS2008Spanel, Jeffery BS1976Sparks, James BS2004Sparks, Tyler BS2007Spence, Jenny BS1999Spencer, Earl BS1975Spenler, Charles BS1984Spevacek, George BS1971Spidle, Craig BS1981Spooner, Kevin BS1986Sporaa, Shadrach BS2002Spratt, Dean BS1980Springer, Steven BS1989Squires, Vanessa BS2000Stafford, Ronald BS2000Stamp, Bradley BS1991Stangl, Michael BS1972Stanley, David BS1994Stanley, Jamie BS2002Stapleton, Andrew BS1995Stapleton, Lorri BS1994Stark, Donald BS1979Staudt, Aimee BS1999Staudt, Josh BS2003Stauduhar, William BS1990Stealy, David BS1992Stearney, Peter BS1988Stearney, Phillip BS1989Stearns, Craig BS1986Stecker, Steven BS1994Stecker, James BS1972Steffen, Zachary BS2007Steffens, Brian BS2009Steffes, Nathan BS2010Stensland, Michael BS1984Stephan, Branden MS1999Stephens, Shamus BS2001Stephenson, Phillip BS1996Stevens, Don BS1992Stevenson, Darin BS1999Stevenson, Kelly BS1983Stevenson, Nathaniel BS2010Stewart, Christopher BS1998Stewart, Jeffrey BS1981
MS2000Stickfort, Derek BS2009Stinn, Glen BS1981Stockdale, Thomas BS1977Stoecker, Michael BS1985Stofferahn, Gabriel BS2007Stohlgren, Keith BS1980Stoller, Mark BS1998Stone, Jeffrey BS1976Stotts, William BS1984Stoulil, Andrew BS2006Stoulil, Mitchell BS2008Strahan, Justin BS2001Strahan, Luke BS2006Strawn, Diane BS2002
MS2004Streeper, Brian BS2008
Streeter-Schaefer, Holly BS1998Strehlow, J. Bradshaw BS1982Streit, Craig BS2001Streit, Landon BS2009Stritzel, Mark BS1986Strong, Kevin BS1973Strotman, Daniel BS1979Stroud, Eric BS1984Strub, Joseph BS2002Struble, Steven BS1990Struss, Douglas BS1983Stueland, Joel BS1997Stukenholtz, Daniel BS2009Sturm, Steve BS1990Su, Hui BS2001Sugrue, Michael BS1983Sullivan, Harold BS1968Sullivan, Timothy BS1977Sullivan, Barry BS2001Sullivan, Bradley BS2002Sullivan, Brian BS2008Sullivan, Mark BS2007Sulzbach, Richard BS1972Summers, Nathan BS2003Sundermann, Gina BS2006Swanson, Donald BS2002Swanson, Steven BS1991Swanstrom, Jay BS1982Swanstrom, James BS1977Sweeney, Ron BS1979Sweet, Dallas BS1984Sweetman, Charlie BS1990Swenson, Mark BS1987Swies, Dave BS2000Swinning, Thomas BS2004Swinton, Dean BS1971Tacke, Cody BS2003Tan, Khim-Liong MS1998Tan, Kok BS1986Tan, Lim-Yan BS1989Taylor, Jack BS1969Taylor, Clark BS1984Taylor, Peter BS2004Taylor, Colton BS2010Tech, David BS1981Tee, Syuin-Chet MS2001Teegarden, Edward BS1999Teeters, Brian BS1999Tempel, Timothy BS1988Templeton, Brett BS2006Ten Clay, Marvin BS1968Ten Eyck, Robert BS1983Teo, Clement BS1983Teo, Khing BS1983Terrell, Sean BS1993Terrell, Michael BS1968Terry, Chad BS1996Tharnstrom, Gregg BS1969Theis, Elizabeth BS2002Theis, Jeffrey BS2008Thennes, Christopher BS2007Theulen, Taylor BS2010Thien, Hilary BS2003Thinnes, Karen BS1984
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Thomas, Robert BS1985Thomas, Bruce BS1983Thomas, Timothy BS1990Thomas, Thomas BS1981Thomas, John BS1984Thomas, Samuel BS1969Thomas, Jason BS1997Thompson, Mark BS1984Thompson, Scott BS1984Thompson, Jock BS1969Thompson, Donald BS1975Thompson, James BS1981Thompson, Dennis BS1972Thompson, Terrence BS1977Thompson, Scott BS1982Thompson, Matthew BS2002Thorius, Jacob MS2003Thornquist, John BS1971Thrap, Joshua BS2005Tieck, Craig BS1979Tiedeman, Robert BS2008Tiemeyer, Jon BS1974Tilford, Kelly MS1996Timmerman, Emily BS2000Timmons, Daniel BS1981Timmons, William BS1987Timmons, Bruce BS2000Tipp, Terry BS2009Tirimanne, Anselem P.R. MS1994Tjaden, Nicholas BS2006Tjelmeland, Richard BS1982Tobin, Craig BS1998Tolbert, Jaimie BS1999Tollakson, Rick BS1976Tometich, James MS2006Tometich, Timothy BS1999Toney, Aaron BS2001Topark-Ngarm, Pattanapong BS1997Torkildson, Eric BS1978Tousley, Michael BS1980Treasure, William BS2005Treharne, Stephen BS1970Tremmel, Paul BS2000Trible, Andrew BS2010Tripp-Rieks, Joseph BS2003Trower, Richard BS2007Troyer, Steve BS1993Troyer, Richard BS1976Tubbs, Kevin BS1982Tubbs, Aaron BS1996Tucker, Richard BS2004Turczynski, Scott BS1994Turk, Michael BS1985Turk, Jeff BS1985Turnbull, Seamus BS2008Turner, Troy BS1992Twedt, Cynthia BS2002Underwood, Brent BS1981Ure, Scott BS1985Usoro, Aniekan BS1982Vaile, Michael BS1985Valdez, Brandon BS2000Valdez, Elizabeth BS2001Van Erkel, Jon BS2008
Van Es, Jeff BS1993Van Fossen, Charles BS1970Van Loon, Matthew BS2003Van Oort, Jerry BS2009Van Rheenen, Chad BS1998Van Roekel, Sara BS2004Van Rossum, William BS1995Van Treeck, Patrick BS1989Van Utrecht, Brian BS2010Van Weelden, Steven BS1989Vanarendonk, Brian BS2002VanCoughnett, Justin BS2006Vande Zandschulp, Harlan BS1975VandeKrol, Jonathan BS2001Vandenberg, William BS1993Vander Pol, Matthew BS2001Vandyke, Daniel BS1982Vanheiden, Matt BS2001Vanmanen, Larry BS1968Vannoy, Lee BS1985Vannoy, Lynn BS1985Vannoy, Robbin BS1976Vaske, Kent BS1994Vazquez, Edna BS2003
MS2005Veldman, Nicholas BS2007Venter, Daniel BS1981Virdi, Gurvirinder MS1993Verdon, Benjamin BS2007Viet, Krista BS2001Voegel, James BS1989Vogel, Timothy BS2001Vogel, Andrew BS2007Vogt, John BS1980Vonnahme, John BS2007Vorwald, Jason BS1999Vos, Jaron BS2002Vosler, Warren BS1965Voss, Kevin BS1993Voss, Edward BS1969Voss, James BS1987Waber, Christopher BS1985Wageman, Mark BS1990Wagner, Mark P MS1989Wagner, Richard BS1990Wagner, Jeffrey BS1988Wagner, Andrew BS2006Wahle, James BS1992Waits, Colin BS2006Waldeier, Douglas BS1997Walgamuth, Shane BS1985Walker, Jason BS1995Walker, James BS1987Walker, Jon BS1980Walker, Kevin BS2001Walker, Brett BS2005Wall, Douglas BS1984Wall, Lucas BS2007Wall, Russell BS1967Wallace, Craig BS1980Wallis, Michael BS1996Walsh, Larry BS1979Walstrom, James BS1979Walter, John BS1972
Waltz, Joel BS1996Wang, George BS1980Ward, Daniel BS1984Ward, Scott BS1995Ward, Adam BS2007Ward, Danny BS2007Warner, Matt BS2010Warren, Jason BS1991Washburn, James BS1979Washnieski, Megan BS2001Waters, Dustin BS2006Watson, Stephen BS1998Wavering, Jay BS2000Weaver, Brian BS1980Weaver, Cole BS2006Webb, Terrence BS1971Webb, James BS1973Weber, Eric BS2001Weber, Cody BS2008Wedewer, Thomas BS1966Weddall, Robert MS1996Weeks, David BS1985Weidenbach, Keith BS1990Weis, Shane BS2004Welder, Larry BS1982Welin, Peter BS1979Welker, Sherman BS1982Welker, Kurt BS1989Weller, Ryan BS2003Weller, Kyle BS2009Weller, Matt BS2007Wells, Brian BS1996Wells, Jason BS2002Welter, Mike BS1981Wendling, Scott BS1990Wendt, Roger BS1986Wenger, Lynn BS1978Wengert, Thomas BS1991Wenthe, David Alan BS1981Wenzel, Jeffrey BS1982Werden, Stephen BS1972Werner, Jesse BS2007Werthmann, Jeffrey BS1985Wesely, David BS1981Wessels, Brian BS2004West, Joshua BS2008Westbrook, Randy BS1984Westby, Steven BS1982Westendorf, Robert BS1979Westercamp, Chase BS2009Weston, Curtis BS1985Wetmore, Thomas BS2008Wharff, David BS1983Wheeler, Timothy BS1977Whitcome, James BS1971White, George BS1998White, Eric BS2000White, Carol BS1989White, Larry BS1974White, Jason BS2001White, Alan BS2004White, Chad BS2005Whitlatch, Michael BS1974Whitworth, James BS1987
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Whyte, Keith BS1984Wickering, Gary BS2005Wiebel, Rory BS2001Wieczorek, Arlo BS2006Wiederholt, Joshua BS2007Wiener, Jason BS2002Wiener, Matthew BS2002Wiitanen, Steve BS2010Wilbur, Eric BS1982Wilgenbusch, Luke BS2005Wilks, Tanner BS2010Williams, Kevin BS1979Williams, Nicholas BS2004Williams, Timothy BS2002Williams, Nicholas MS2005Williams, Scott BS2009Williamson, S. Brandt BS1980Williamson, J. Brian BS1980Willis, Ted BS1996Willis, Gregory BS1985Willis, Jason BS2000Wilming, Scott BS1987Wilmott, Judson BS1995Wilson, Jann BS1985Wilson, David BS2005Winchell, Peter BS1975Windolf, John BS1992Wine, Rondea BS1994Wirt, Darrin BS1998
Wischmeyer, Kirk BS1998Wise, Joshua BS2008Witt, Dana BS1980Witte, Darwyn BS1973Wittkop, Scott BS1985Wolf, John BS1978Wolf, Nicholas BS2000Wolfe, Michael BS2003Wolfe, Nathan BS2010Wolff, Jonathan BS1998Wolff, Nicholas BS2010Wolter, Andrew BS1990Wolter, Stephen BS1980Wolterman, Scott BS1980Wong, Timothy BS1997Wong, Wing-Kei BS1999Wong, Yew-Choong BS2003Woo, Han-Meng BS1998Wood, Elizabeth BS2001Wood, Adam BS2002Wood, Christopher BS2003Woolery, Brandon BS2007Woolever, Douglas BS2007Woolley, Michael BS2006Worden, Alicia BS1999Worthington, Dustin BS2008Wright, Timothy BS1982Wright, Benjamin BS2007Wu, Sheng-Jer MS1994
Wurzer, Lauren BS1976Wurzer, Wayne BS1975Wyatt, Richard BS1980Wyckoff, Andrew BS1986Wydajewski, Kenneth BS1991Yang, Kenneth BS1973Yeong, Joo BS1991Yeong, Siew-Chin MS1999Yessaian, Ara BS1980Yoder, Jeffrey BS1982Yoder, Leon BS1978Young, James BS2003Yungclas, David BS1982Zaletel, Matthew BS2010Zarn, Bryan BS1981Zehnder, Geoffrey BS2004Zeigler, Mark BS1976Zeigler, Carl BS2007Zeimen, Danny BS2001Zeliadt, Raymond BS1995Zeller, Kirk BS1980Zerbe, Douglas BS1981Zerr, Stacy BS1996Zheng, Zhong MS2005Zhuravel, Adi BS2008Zikra, Alexander BS2008Zimmerman, Steven BS1976
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Index by State/City
ALASKAAnchorage
Erickson, Bryce BS1983Rainforth, James BS1978
Eagle RiverLarson, Chris BS1980
HomerNeal, Paul BS1964
PalmerMoser, Shawn BS1998
ALABAMAHoover
Anderson, Darrell BS1979Madison
Merkel, Jay BS1979Town Creek
Manning, Russell BS1972WarriorConner, Randall BS1975
ARKANSASBella Vista
Beck, Laurence BS1979Conway
Solberg, Mark BS1985Hot Springs
Flannery, Darrell BS1976Hot Springs National Park
Fleagle, Earl BS1981Sherwood
Pelton, Ronald BS1985
ARIZONAApache Junction
Culp, Kevin BS1982Casa Grande
Schiefer, Jonathan BS1998Cave Creek
Webb, Terrence BS1971Chandler
Norton, Andrew BS2008Sandell, Carl BS1977
GilbertAidoo, Derick BS2000Leinen, Timothy BS1975Sweet, Dallas BS1984
GlendaleBlasco, Anthony BS2009Glines, Daniel BS1976
Green ValleyGleason, Glen BS2006
MesaBrush, Carl BS2006
Munds Park
Fowler, Dennis BS1968Oro Valley
Blank, Brian BS2005Gosselink, Jerry BS1966LaNasa, Richard BS1989
PhoenixBertrand, Russell BS1996Bontrager, Michael BS1982Dillon, Ralph BS1979Doll, Jonathan BS2006Elkins, Jeffrey BS2005Ensley, Ronald BS1993Hall, Jeffery BS1981Hunemuller, Judd BS1977Miller, Dennis BS1970Montague, Richard BS1999Mostaert, Trent BS1994Nelsen, Chandler BS1997Pech, Fred BS1979Stoller, Mark BS1998Veldman, Nicholas BS2007Walstrom, James BS1979Werden, Stephen BS1972
PrescottKarlson, Michael BS1979
ScottsdaleArcher, Thomas BS1987DeStigter, Glenn BS1966Gilbert, Dennis BS1973Hansen, Craig BS1977Harriman, Benjamin BS2010Heggen, Thomas BS1975Muller, Timothy BS1976Randall, Terry BS1970Reinke, Richard BS1975Streit, Craig BS2001Waits, Colin BS2006
SurpriseGardner, Miles BS1974
TempeCrumpton, Jon BS1978
TucsonAmundson, Robert BS2006Byers, Bruce BS1963Cline, Adrianne BS1998Reuland, Michael BS1984Walker, James BS1987Whitlatch, Michael BS1974
VailKinseth, Marc BS1986
CALIFORNIAAlameda
Vogel, Timothy BS2001Anaheim Hills
Klinkefus, Bradley BS2002Antelope
Van Treeck, Patrick BS1989Arroyo Grande
Zerbe, Douglas BS1981Bakersfield
Engler, Phillip BS2002Benicia
Schaefer, Ross BS2000Bishop
Larson, Bradley BS1991Brea
Gustafson, Everett BS1971Burbank
Brennan, John BS1988Nwokedi, Chukwuemka
BS1989Calabasas
Ansari, Kouros BS1983Carlsbad
Sipes, James BS1983Carmel
Mcilrath, Vaughn BS1966Carmichael
Granner, Andrew BS1987Citrus Heights
Martin, Gregory BS1979Claremont
Hendrickson, Ed BS1979Concord
Swinning, Thomas BS2004Copperopolis
Flatland, Raymond BS1973Costa Mesa
Hamilton, Matthew BS1999Coto De Caza
Barnes, Paul BS1985Cottonwood
Ones, Keith BS1978Cupertino
Underwood, Brent BS1981Dublin
Dekovic, Nicholas BS2009Elk Grove
Berkland, James BS1970Hale, Tom BS1973
EncinitasErps, Lawrence BS1979
FallbrookHanson, Robert BS1973
FolsomKanaan, Mohammad BS1985Miskawi, Haytham BS1989
FremontYeong, Siew-Chin BS1998
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FresnoSabzehzar, Habib BS1978
Ft. BraggLubbert, William BS1983
FullertonStephenson, Phillip BS1996
IrvineDesai, Prashant BS1991Helgevold, Kevin BS1982Kurth, James BS2006Laski, Tara BS1999Whyte, Keith BS1984
La MesaWestendorf, Robert BS1979
LafayetteGiroux, Paul BS1979
Laguna NiguelCarlson, James BS1980
Lake ForestKirchner, Randal BS1980
LakewoodHayes, John BS1984Logan, Robert BS1973
LivermoreLittrell, Brian BS1981
Long BeachBrady, James BS1981Nanfito, Samuel BS1999Smith, Walter BS1986
Los AltosSmothers, Troy BS1997
Los AngelesKlootwyk, Norman BS1972Lovin, Grant BS2008
MaderaAl-Khayyat, Ahmad BS1995
Mission ViejoLukin, John BS1972Nelson, Randy BS1984Ruhland, Keith BS1979
MonroviaNielsen, Brent BS1998
MoragaEvans, Jason BS1974Faoro, William BS1985
Mountain ViewRypma, Robert BS2008
MurrietaDaher, Wadih BS1986
NapaWine, Rondea BS1994
Newport BeachBorgo, William BS1990Jepsen, Matthew BS1998
OakleyDickerson, Timothy BS1978
OrangeThomas, Timothy BS1990
OrangevaleBussard, Kevin BS1985
PacificaHarman, Pamela BS1979
PalmdaleBoswell, Robert BS1974
Palo AltoNelson, Michael BS1999
Palos Verdes EstatesSoteropulos, Gust BS1981
PasadenaStangl, Michael BS1972
PerrisMcDonald, John BS1981
PioneerCase, Stacy BS1990
PlacentiaTen Eyck, Robert BS1983
PleasantonHazel, Michael BS2002
PowayDooney, Lee BS1985
Rancho CordovaMaranowicz, John BS2000
Rancho Palos VerdesSeaton, Joel BS1984
Rancho Santa MargaritaFeilmeier, Ted BS1977Perkovich, Alan BS1988
Redwood CityBurda, Gregory BS1999Larson, Matthew BS2001
RiversideO'Dear, David BS1986
RocklinLunsford, John BS1990
RosevilleShuba, Michael BS1982
SacramentoBailey, Matthew BS1982Davis, Scott BS1980Meier, John BS1985Moeller, Larry BS1972Wyatt, Richard BS1980
San CarlosTech, David BS1981
San DiegoBeyer, Jamie BS2000Frye, James BS1992Irlbeck, Brian BS2001McAlpin, Larry BS1973McDonnell, Kimberly BS1982Morshed, Maryam BS1981Nelson, Steven BS1987Petersen, Dean BS1985Powell, Kelsey BS2008Voegel, James BS1989
San Francisco
Davis, James BS1979Hostetler, Robert BS2000Platt, Quentin BS1999Smith, Adam BS2003Wood, Elizabeth BS2001
San JoseJensen, Carlin BS1985Mercuris, Peter BS2006Nilsson, Alan BS1990Quinn, Kelli BS1993Tempel, Timothy BS1988
San RamonJohnson, Steven BS1979McDonald, Patrick BS1983Schimmer, Joel BS2003Thompson, Scott BS1984
Solana BeachWashburn, James BS1979
SonomaHolmberg, Alan BS1981
Studio CityTjelmeland, Richard BS1982
TemeculaSimmons, Stanley BS1979
Thousand OaksHale, Rondal BS2007
TorranceRoecker, Scott BS1987
Trabuco CanyonAl-Tai, Ali BS1985Downing, Steven BS1976
ValenciaHurd, Scott BS1981
VeniceLorensen, Louisa BS2004
VistaSeiler, Daniel BS2006
Walnut CreekRahbar, Faramarz BS1973Reeg, Kevin BS1993
WatsonvilleRichards, Scott BS1975
Woodland HillsYessaian, Ara BS1980
Yorba LindaGritters, Michael BS1982
COLORADOArvada
Van Es, Jeff BS1993Aurora
Zerr, Stacy BS1996Avon
Halloran, John BS1999Spanel, Jeffery BS1976
Bow MarBosshart, James BS1978
Brighton
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Quinn, Jeffery BS2005Broomfield
Hamilton, Craig BS1973Broomfield
Hannemann, Tod BS1972Buena Vista
Bosshart, David BS1980Moltz, Vincent BS1968Philips, Cole BS1998
Castle RockHamilton, Robert BS1988Postma, Gene BS1991Rewerts, Bruce BS1992
CentennialNook, Corey BS1998Sullivan, Harold BS1968Zeigler, Mark BS1976
Colorado SpringsCoffee, Douglas BS1979Goettsch, Craig BS1979Raine, Celeste BS2001Schenck, Bradley BS1989Stritzel, Mark BS1986Tiedeman, Robert BS2008Wendt, Roger BS1986
Commerce CityThomas, Jason BS1997
DenverBerry, Todd BS1989Coziahr, Thomas BS1984
Gaube, Joshua BS2007Llewellyn, Ryan BS2003Miner, Jason BS2001Naughton, Luke BS1998Niebuhr, Scott BS1988Peverill, Kelsey BS2007Prochaska, James BS1966Rotta, Andrew BS2007Sanman, Randall BS1981Smith, David BS1999Weller, Matt BS2007
DivideDemore, Richard BS1964Smith, Kyle BS1984
DurangoHarder, Matthew BS2009
EatonSchimmelpfennig, Alan
BS1985Edgewater
Lauters, Nicholas BS2005Edwards
Stamp, Bradley BS1991Thomas, Robert BS1985
ElbertSharples, Stephanie BS1983
ElizabethDeRose, Kenneth BS1988
Dillavou, Timothy BS1981Englewood
Erb, David BS1971Erie
Crookshank, Jason BS1993Neppl, Daniel BS1988
EvergreenHoffman, Rodney BS1982Koch, Kristen BS2007
FoxfieldKnibbe, John BS1982
FriscoMcClain, Kevin BS1998
Ft. CollinsElliott, Grant BS1995Haynes, Mark BS1983McGuire, Ryan BS2006Norby, Ronald BS1971Swanstrom, James BS1977Willis, Ted BS1996
Glenwood SpringsBoat, Steven BS1984
GoldenCharlson, Kevin BS1999Faktor, Bryan BS1982Ranker, David BS1971
Grand JunctionSullivan, Mark BS2007
Greenwood VillageHornaday, William BS1978
Highlands RanchAllison, Richard BS1980Collins, Earl BS1991
JohnstownKavallieros, Minas BS2005
LakewoodBosshart, Steven BS1982Coe, Eric BS1985May, Ryan BS2001Noonan, Tom BS1976
LarkspurLiebbe, Todd BS1986Washnieski, Megan BS2001
LittletonAlbertsen, David BS1985Boots, Brent BS2004Davis, Thane BS1981Harrington, Kevin BS1993Johann, Steven BS1978Kobusch, Andrew BS2007Linman, Bradley BS2002McCollough, Todd BS1996Paradise, Michael BS1967
Lone TreeEnserro, Elizabeth BS1992
LongmontDingwall, Jeffrey BS1983Nading, Jeff BS1980
LouisvilleSchwarck, Matt BS2008
LovelandGibbs, Reese BS1980Granahan, Gerald BS1981Walsh, Larry BS1979
ParkerBrouillette, Bret BS1983Callahan, Michael BS2000Christensen, Ronald BS1971Davis, Robert BS1991Ivis, David BS1978Koenen, Matt BS1997
PeytonEikanger, Steven BS1995
PuebloNeelan, Patrick BS1981
SalidaMoltz, Eric BS1990
SilverthorneCripps, James BS1983
Steamboat SpringsMaloney, Stephen BS1968Sloan, Daniel BS1981
SuperiorLehman, Jeffrey BS1988Moore, Ryan BS1998
ThorntonBuscher, Nicole BS1998Thomas, John BS1984
WestminsterGraeve, Michael BS1978Graeve, Douglas BS1984Hughes, Marc BS1998Krage, Thomas BS1978Schaefer, Michael BS2002
Winter ParkThennes, Christopher BS2007
CONNECTICUTBrooklyn
Fils, Gary BS1979
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIAWashington
Ford, Michael BS1980
DELAWAREBear
Boedeker, Ralph BS1982Dover
Davison, Thomas BS1991
FLORIDAAltamonte Springs
Repstien, Roger BS1974Alva
Lowndes, James BS1981
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ApopkaRomanowski, Matthew
BS1990Boca Raton
Wang, George BS1980Boynton Beach
Jones, Quincy BS2003Bradenton
Grablin, Patrick BS1979Kunz, Brad BS2003Magee, Dwight BS1984Strub, Joseph BS2002
CantonmentEgner, Mark BS1990
Cape CoralAsk, Andrew BS1964
DebaryAlexander, Richard BS1978
Ft. Walton BeachRanch, Timothy BS1983
GenevaZeller, Kirk BS1980
Howey in the HillsLine, Thomas BS1964
JacksonvilleWheeler, Timothy BS1977
Jacksonville BeachWeidenbach, Keith BS1990
JupiterBrooks, David BS1974Koepnick, Jim BS1971Lesh, John BS1985
Lake Clarke ShoresHeier, Ryan BS2000
Lake MaryPeterson, Thomas BS1967
LakelandWall, Russell BS1967
LongwoodBrostrom, Darrel BS1979Olberding, Matt BS2006Stauduhar, William BS1990
MiamiMcLatchie, David BS2002Witt, Dana BS1980
NaplesPotter, William BS1978
OrlandoEckhoff, Philip BS1972Frohardt, Daniel BS2007Ladd, Colleen BS1997Mark, Tyler BS2007
Palm Beach GardensHobbs, Syd BS1979
Palm CityBeisler, Bruce BS1981
PensacolaClarke, Richard BS1979
RiverviewBarkley, David BS1980
St. PetersburgPope, Andrew BS1987
TallahasseePoland, Eric BS2007
TampaCheck, Brian BS1997Jones, Donald BS1987Thornquist, John BS1971Walker, Jon BS1980Wilming, Scott BS1987
VeniceOehlerts, Richard BS1968
WellingtonCotter, Anthony BS1975
WindermereHolmes, Shawn BS1999
Winter ParkZeliadt, Raymond BS1995
Winter SpringsNelson, Carl BS1976Otto, Richard BS1973
GEORGIAAlpharetta
Yoder, Leon BS1978Athens
King, Michael BS1997Atlanta
Brandt, Michael BS1979Cahalan, Scott BS1984Hofert, Daniel BS1994Olson, Justin BS2005Phillips, Bradley BS1980Schultze, Richard BS1982
CummingGotfredson, Gary BS1965Troyer, Richard BS1976
DaculaRager, Jeffrey BS1985
EvansWelder, Larry BS1982
GraysonSmith, Roger BS1987
KennesawForbes, David BS1984
LoganvilleHundley, Sarah BS2004
MariettaMartin, Don BS1977
Peachtree CityBoerschel, Bryan BS1980
Peachtree CityMarkhardt, Kevin BS1987
Powder SpringsFowler, Carey BS1982Houseman, Kenneth BS1983
StockbridgeSchroeder, Korey BS2003
VidaliaMikulecky, Lester BS1975
Warner RobinsMcPherson, Michael BS1967
GUAMChalan Pago
Kelly, John BS2009
HAWAIIHonolulu
Lewton, Jonathan BS2006Kilauea
Hansen, Scott BS1985
IOWAAckworth
Stephens, Shamus BS2001Adel
Grieser, Anthony BS2004White, Carol BS1989
AinsworthFedler, Marcus BS1994
AlbiaScott, Robert BS2008
AldenJacobs, Darin BS1994
AlgonaBuscher, Russell BS1989
AltaMillard, Tyler BS2008
AltoonaDeCamp, Aaron BS1998Gillum, Curt BS2006Horlyk, Eric BS1979Jones, Jason BS1995Miller, Aaron BS1999Murray, Tyrel BS2005Schulte, Brandon BS2002Schwager, Dale BS2001Vannoy, Robbin BS1976
AmesAdam, John BS1980Anderson, Brian BS1976Azmy, Nurhidayah BS2004Becker, Timothy BS1994Bell, Steven BS1981Bement, Nicholas BS2006Boekholder, Brian BS2007Bolstad, Arlan BS1987Bouchard, Loren BS2008Bouska, Timothy BS2002Bruce, Daniel BS1995Buchwald, Donna BS1984Chicoine, Kenneth BS1982Chipman, Timothy BS1997
125
Cormicle, Larry BS1978Cowles, Eric BS2004Cramer, Michael BS2006DeGroot, David BS1992Dix, Larry BS1988Drake, Donald BS1988Draper, Scott BS1991Drury, Jeff BS1990Egeland, Alex BS2009Espeset, Michael BS1991Eucher, Kimberly BS1985Geary, Patrick BS1991Hapke, James BS2003Harmelink, David BS1988Heemstra, Bradley BS1984Heemstra, Christopher
BS2009Hendrickson, Matthew
BS2008Hennessey, Austin BS2010Hilton, Jimmy BS2010Hofer, Brad BS1992Jahnke, Matthew BS2010Kincart, Jim BS1971Knau, Gregory BS1981Kutchen, Mark BS1993Lambert, Tracey BS1974Larson, Gregory BS1977Leek, Melissa BS2002Loy, Zachary BS2008Manyin, Alan BS2003Martens, George BS1981McCormick, Dean BS1981McCoy, Michael BS2000McDonald, Norman BS1980Meyn, Kent BS1985Neubauer, Scott BS1993Osgerby, Kevin BS1981Papesh, Adam BS2000Parham, Thomas BS1982Parsons, Mike BS1982Plymesser, Cliff BS2005Potthoff, Rachel BS2010Powell, Douglas BS1971Quiroga Cruz, Patricio
BS2010Sharp, Randy BS1988Shilkaitis, John BS1983Shriver, Scott BS1982Sievers, Ryan BS2010Sirotiak, Todd BS1983Snyder, Angela BS1997Sparks, Tyler BS2007Stevens, Don BS1992Stickfort, Derek BS2009Strehlow, J. Bradshaw
BS1982Vannoy, Lynn BS1985
Voss, James BS1987Wengert, Thomas BS1991Wilmott, Judson BS1995
AnamosaEngelbart, Steven BS1973Fliehler, Brian BS2003Pilcher, Nathan BS2006
AnitaMartin, John BS1970
AnkenyAlvestad, Dennis BS1973Anselme, Scott BS1996Austin, Jeffrey BS2002Barnum, Luke BS2009Baxter, Daniel BS1998Binder, Kevin BS1986Bolejack, Kyle BS2002Bollig, Russell BS2006Brace, Aaron BS2006Brewer, Brian BS1991Carper, Douglas BS1980Carr, Brant BS2003Cheeseman, Ryan BS2003Corey, Shawn BS2008DeStigter, Jason BS1998Diaz, Hermes BS2009Elgin, Seth BS1997Ellgren, Todd BS1985Elliott, Scott BS2009England, Benjamin BS2004Ewell, Scott BS2008Fensury, Darwis BS2002Frideres, Brandon BS2002Gumm, Matthew BS1999Harken, Kasey BS2001Harris, Richard BS2006Harris, Joseph BS2005Hemphill, Derek BS2003Hendrickson, John BS1986Henning, Lance BS1989Hodapp, Travis BS2001Johnson, Erik BS2006Kinter, Melony BS2000Kooker, Greg BS1983Kruse, Klint BS2007Layland, Chad BS1998Leavitt, Steven BS1974Lewton, Russell BS1987Lex, Kevin BS1997Lutter, Jim BS2001Martin, Mark BS1982Meyer, Valarie BS2000Miller, Luke BS2009Packebush, Melinda BS1996Pottratz, Daniel BS1998Sill, Eric BS1998Stanley, David BS1994Staudt, Aimee BS1999
Strahan, Justin BS2001Strahan, Luke BS2006Swenson, Mark BS1987Taylor, Colton BS2010Thrap, Joshua BS2005Timmons, Daniel BS1981Van Loon, Matthew BS2003Walker, Kevin BS2001Walker, Brett BS2005Wall, Lucas BS2007Waters, Dustin BS2006West, Joshua BS2008Wilson, David BS2005Woolery, Brandon BS2007Worden, Alicia BS1999
ArgyleKlemme, Brian BS2005
ArlingtonMoellers, Jeffrey BS2006
ArmstrongJensen, Alexandre BS2009
BarnumSullivan, Timothy BS1977
BeaverHammer, Jeffrey BS1998
BellevueDaugherty, Luke BS2010Weber, Cody BS2008
BettendorfBenge, James BS1981Daxon, Steven BS1987Ernster, Mike BS1990Hodgin, D. Brian BS1984Karadsheh, Issa BS2002Koellner, Kevin BS1989Loss, A. BS1999Mulloy, Patrick BS2010Peterson, Luke BS2009Roland, George BS1976Russell, James BS1983Snyder, Mark BS2004Swanson, Steven BS1991Tipp, Terry BS2009Ward, Scott BS1995
Blue GrassCahill, John BS1974Getman, James BS1981Knutsen, Jeff BS2001Richardson, Michael BS2005Schmidt, Gregg BS2008
BondurantFreeborn, Cory BS1991Hawkins, Ryan BS2004Hemmen, Gregory BS1991Hemmen, Gary BS1967Moss, Jacob BS2010Turk, Michael BS1985
126
BooneDillavou, Adam BS2007Long, Jerry BS1982Runestad, Jay BS1994Sporaa, Shadrach BS2002Waltz, Joel BS1996
BridgewaterFeazell, George BS1980
BrooklynShowalter, Gary BS1979
BryantGreve, Troy BS2008
BurlingtonDuke, Dennis BS1979Freese, Stephen BS1986Howe, Jesse BS2007Mathiasmeier, MichaelBS1984Schmidt, Michael BS1982Seibert, Tim BS1981Wirt, Darrin BS1998
CalmarLechtenberg, Justin BS2003
CambridgeManfull, Bryan BS1989Meldrum, Scott BS1997Peters, Gerald BS1983
CarrollBadding, Nicholas BS1982Duff, Leslie BS1970Naberhaus, Leon BS1977
CarsonGordon, Aaron BS1998
Cedar FallsKeagle, Dan BS1998Mattison, Todd BS1982Murphy, Michael BS1972Tripp-Rieks, Joseph BS2003Windolf, John BS1992
Cedar RapidsAllen, Douglas BS2010Anderson, Mark BS1980Cramer, Mark BS1979Dusil, Randall BS1980Dvorak, David BS1973Eastburn, Geoffrey BS1987Faine, Jeffrey BS2009Gerard, Michael BS1983Grim, Michael BS2009Hopp, Mike BS2009Johnson, Joel BS1989Johnson, Saren BS1989Lewton, Matthew BS2010Lundy, Andrew BS2000Reid, Bradley BS2009Scranton, Kirsta BS1996Seidl, John BS2007Singelstad, Jon BS1975Stevenson, Kelly BS1983
Struss, Douglas BS1983Thinnes, Karen BS1984Wall, Douglas BS1984Wieczorek, Arlo BS2006
CentervilleFinch, Zachary BS2008
CharitonRosa, Ashlynn BS2007
Charles CityHendrix, Raymond BS1966
CherokeeChristensen, John BS1977
ClarenceFleming, Gary BS1982
ClarionClemons, Adam BS2007
Clear LakeHanus, Trevor BS2010Kibsgaard, Randy BS1984Penning, Jeff BS1999Ricken, David BS1984
ClemonsJones, Jared BS2004
ClintonBersch, Jason BS2006Daniels, Christopher BS2009Junginger, Jaquelyn BS2001Raun, Tyler BS2003Soenksen, Eric BS2003
ClioMarolf, Ronald BS1995
CliveBockes, Matthew BS2004Braby, Joshua BS2006Carroll, Michael BS1976Doss, Robert BS1982Hillis, Matthew BS2000Lang, Steven BS1978Larson, Kenton BS1980McMullen, John BS1990Moore, Tom BS1980Reeve, Ted BS1980Schnurr, Bryan BS1996Smith, Steven BS1985Strawn, Diane BS1987Wolter, Stephen BS1980
ColfaxBell, Mark BS1979Heggen, Edward BS2002
ColoAhlers, Stephen BS2006
Council BluffsBristol, Douglas BS2002Brummer, Sean BS2009Coziahr, David BS1984Edwards, Ryan BS2004Higginbotham, Greg BS1981Hovenga, Anthony BS1982
Seipold, Robert BS1976Thien, Hilary BS2003White, Jason BS2001
CrescoAndera, Nicholas BS2006Frohn, Robert BS1994
CrestonSmith, Donald BS1971
CummingLounsbury, Andy BS1984Staudt, Josh BS2003
Dallas CenterFowler, Mark BS1987Jensen, Bradley BS1992
DanburyCameron, Adam BS2000
DanvilleSmith, Christopher BS1998
DavenportAliwat, Ahmad BS1981Brandt, Steven BS1987Corcoran, Timothy BS2009Grunder, Kyle BS2009Harry, Brian BS2008Heinselman, Samuel BS2008Kendall, Aaron BS2007Kraft, Wayne BS1992Marbach, Lee BS2008McNamara, Christopher
BS1999Meier, Russell BS1991Nieman, Jared BS1975Nieman, Jon BS1983Terry, Chad BS1996Van Fossen, Charles BS1971White, Chad BS2005Zarn, Bryan BS1981
De WittProctor, Matthew BS2000
DecorahKipp, Ryan BS1998Wyckoff, Andrew BS1986
DelhiVorwald, Jason BS1999
DenverMolln, Alan BS1982
Des MoinesAldrich, Nicholas BS2002Anthony, Mark BS2005Bassman, Chad BS2000Bowers, James BS2006Bruns, Ben BS2001Burgod, Nathan BS2004Cade, Peter BS2010Carter, Nicholas BS2003Chapman, Jeffrey BS1989Clark, Richard BS1999Currie, Kevin BS1984
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Davidson, Judd BS1991Davis, Tim BS2004Dodson, Russell BS2002Doyle, Joel BS1983Edmondson, Jeremy BS2009Faber, Alexis BS2004Flickinger, Timothy BS1990Fuller, Jake BS2010Gahan, William BS1982Gilbreath, Mark BS1991Hansen, Jeffrey BS1984Harmon, Robert BS1982Harryman, Michael BS1999Hart, J. BS1981Hibbs, Tony BS1991Hutchens, Scott BS1987Jesson, Matthew BS2002Johnson, Mark BS1980Jones, Brandon BS2000Kelly, Angela BS2001Kimsey, Keith BS2010Kirstein, Nathan BS2000Knox, Jamie BS2006Koester, Paul BS1977Koester, Matthew BS2009Kutchen, Scott BS1999Lancaster, David BS1988Linn, Scott BS1978Lux, Jeremy BS1996Marburg, John BS1993Marks, Jeffrey BS1991Michael, Bryan BS1996Miller, David BS1971Nguyen, Arren BS2010Ohde, Douglas BS1970Pigneri, Steven BS1991Porayouw, Yiendra BS2002Roberts, Ewatt BS2010Sample, Michael BS1981Scandrett, Jeffrey BS2001Schweers, Christopher
BS2007Sherman, Anthony BS1995Sorenson, John BS1963Stevenson, Darin BS1999Stroud, Eric BS1984Su, Hui BS2001Tacke, Cody BS2003Taylor, Jack BS1969Theis, Jeffrey BS2008Tousley, Michael BS1980Trower, Richard BS2007Tubbs, Kevin BS1982Wharff, David BS1983Williamson, S. Brandt
BS1980Witte, Darwyn BS1973Zeimen, Danny BS2001
DeWittFleagle, Scott BS1985Grager, Justin BS2004Ocken, Merle BS1970
DubuqueConlon, David BS1978Enderson, George BS1971Gaul, Brian BS1999Hansen, Gregory BS1985McDermott, Cory BS2008Sievers, Michael BS1986
DurantWhite, Eric BS2000Dyersville
Yoder, Jeffrey BS1982Earlham
Anderson, Hannah BS2000Babcock, Karmyn BS1998Butts, Kevin BS1984Driskell, Melissa BS1995
EldridgeKnepper, Jeffrey BS2000Niebuhr, Lawrence BS1980Tremmel, Paul BS2000Tucker, Richard BS2004Wolf, Nicholas BS2000
Elk HornFredericksen, Christopher
BS2007Elkhart
Stafford, Ronald BS2000Turczynski, Scott BS1994
ElyLower, Bryan BS1983
EmersonMcKee, Wade BS1990
EpworthMueller, Kyle BS2007
EsthervilleSchroeder, Garrett BS2008
FairfaxBunge, Aaron BS2006Rahe, Kyle BS2001
FairfieldSchafer, Clifford BS2005
FarmersburgFormanek, Brenton BS2009
Ft. DodgeHackenmiller, Ryan BS2006Kolacia, Craig BS1996Madsen, Brian BS2009
Ft. MadisonCulp, Daniel BS1989
Garden GroveThomas, Thomas BS1981
GarrisonWalker, Jason BS1995
Gilbert
Mander, Wayne BS1993Stecker, James BS1972
GladbrookPetersen, Bart BS1991
GlenwoodCollins, Ryan BS2010Ringsdorf, William BS1985
GoldfieldMeinke, Anthony BS2010
Goose LakeGordon, Wayne BS2007
GowrieWilks, Tanner BS2010
Grand JunctionCoon, Duane BS1979
Grand RiverCollier, Camron BS2010O'Grady, Rowdy BS2010
GrangerFlemmer, David BS2001Rolfes, Thomas BS1982Van Roekel, Sara BS2004
GreeleyHunt, Michael BS1976
GreenfieldMorgan, Douglas BS1980
GrimesCramer, Robert BS1990Ekstrand, Eric BS1996Fangman, Steven BS1987Ferguson, Steven BS1988Frischmeyer, David BS2007Johansen, Erik BS2002Larson, Jeffrey BS1983Madison, Matthew BS2004Morrison, Stephanie BS1995Niebuhr, Steven BS1983Nuckolls, Brett BS1980Sowder, Edward BS2008Squires, Vanessa BS2000
GrinnellChurchill, Daniel BS1978Churchill, Dennis BS1978Godar, Mark BS1980
Grundy CenterClark, Douglas BS1989Clausen, Justin BS2003
HalburTheulen, Taylor BS2010
HiawathaCubbage, Clayton BS1998Kaufman, Eric BS2000
HintonField, Loren BS1981Mullen, Daniel BS1979
HolsteinBarry, Douglas BS1977
Holy Cross
128
Borgerding, Scott BS2005Taylor, Peter BS2004
HospersJungers, Derrick BS2008
HudsonDehart, Ronald BS1989
HumboldtDavid, Brian BS1999Rechkemmer, Jason BS1998Sande, Jerry BS1976
HuxleyColman, Kassi BS2004Drew, Isaac BS2003Harms, Corey BS2001Hikiji, Vance BS1993Orgler, Michael BS1991Sparks, James BS2004
IndependenceCrosser, Scott BS1982Janechek, Michael BS2010Larson, Douglas BS1995O'Loughlin, Phillip BS2010Schwartz, Ann BS1998Schwartz, Travis BS1997
IndianolaBrady, Timothy BS1981Brown, Justin BS2004Burk, Amy BS1995Butler, Joseph BS2006Coalbank, Chad BS2003Crubaugh, Jamie BS2005Hutchens, Mark BS1983Nestvedt, Joseph BS1981Paulsen, Bradley BS2010Seeger, Kenneth BS1972Selgrade, Dominique BS2005Smith, Russell BS2004Williams, Scott BS2009
Iowa CityBlount, Stephen BS1977Grunzweig, Nicholas BS1977Meyerholz, Tyler BS2005Moore, Doug BS1991Moye-Rowley, Michael
BS2010Peterson, Eric BS2009Sauer, Lindsay BS2000Tiemeyer, Jon BS1974Warren, Jason BS1991
Iowa FallsGehrls, John BS1981
JanesvilleSpencer, Earl BS1975
JohnstonBunner, Chad BS1994Churchill, Brad BS1994Gerleman, Joseph BS1979Hodapp, Troy BS1996
Laurenzo, Brian BS1984Manatt, Andrew BS2001Manning, Christopher
BS1981Martinson, Richard BS1989McColloch, Mitchell BS2010McElroy, James BS1976Peters, Randall BS1989Pittman, Brian BS2001Prosperi, Robert BS1970Schwarzenbach, Robby
BS1997Spooner, Kevin BS1986Toney, Aaron BS2001Venter, Daniel BS1981
KelleyHarmsen, Leroy BS1979Mickelson, Kent BS2005
KeotaSwanstrom, Jay BS1982
KesleyDix, Ross BS2004
KnoxvilleBeal, James BS1989Bishop, Brian BS2004Harrington, Matthew BS1998Kamp, Todd BS1999
La Porte CityWerner, Jesse BS2007
Lake MillsRoberts, Stephen BS1981
Lake ViewWallace, Craig BS1980
Le ClaireFriemel, Todd BS2000
Le MarsPenning, Lowell BS1983Herbst, Dean BS1995Hodgson, Kevin BS2001Meis, John BS1982Rand, Dana BS1986
LeonSmith, Branton BS2010
LockridgeBurgmeier, Phillip BS2003
Long GroveMiltenberger, Joshua BS2005
MacedoniaForristall, Gary BS1971
MadridHudnutt, Scott BS1988Kubik, Dave BS2009Perkins, Bradley BS1997Troyer, Steve BS1993
ManchesterGuetzko, Mark BS1984Marsh, Robert BS1978
Manning
Detlefsen, John BS1972Steffes, Nathan BS2010
MansonPeterson, Leslie BS2004
MaquoketaEngland, James BS1978Sheets, Mark BS1995
MarcusLeavitt, James BS1980
MarionAndersen, Jerad BS2006Bartilson, David BS1977Cousins, Roger BS1975Fay, Joseph BS1985Hentges, Joseph BS1991Marsh, Bruce BS1992Meiners, Theodore BS2002Merta, Benjamin BS2000Novy, Michael BS1978Snead, Derek BS2006Tobin, Craig BS1998
MarshalltownBonzer, Alex BS2002Calderon, Noemi BS2009Gapinski, Jonathon BS2008Gethmann, Jack BS1963Hay, Steven BS1977Iikubo, Kakeru BS2007Mahlstede, John BS1987Meyeraan, Kendall BS1988Olson, Katie BS2008Welker, Sherman BS1982
Mason CityBrcka, Kent BS1995Douglas, Adam BS2007Hubbard, Cheryl BS1999Jessen, George BS1984Little, David BS1981Schmit, Gary BS1984Sheller, Scott BS1979Watson, Stephen BS1998
MaxwellHand, Jonathan BS2002Merryman, Kevin BS1995Wolfe, Michael BS2003
McIntireBrumm, Richard BS1996
MeridenFerris, Ryan BS2006
Middle AmanaReihmann, Randy BS1982
Missouri ValleyLeusink, Mark BS2000
MitchellvilleBailey, Kurt BS1988
MonticelloKlein, Jason BS2010
Moville
129
Manker, Tyler BS2006Mt. Pleasant
Caboth, Cragon BS1977Mt. Vernon
Kleiman, Stephen BS1982Ruden, Nicholas BS1994Wiebel, Rory BS2001Wischmeyer, Kirk BS1998
NashuaSullivan, Brian BS2008
NevadaRistau, Kent BS1993
New ProvidenceJackson, Walt BS1997Williams, Timothy BS2002
New SharonVan Utrecht, Brian BS2010
NewellOvergaard, Nels BS2006
NewhallRetz, Drew BS1986
NewtonGast, Guy BS1977Graber, Cortney BS1999
North EnglishHeyne, Stephen BS1999Heyne, Tara BS1999
North LibertyDrapeaux, Ryan BS2006El-Zein, Ali BS1988Nordell, Dustin BS2006Willis, Jason BS2000
NorwalkAltes, Jonathan BS2000Cornelius, Scott BS2006Haaland, Ryan BS2006Henderson, Kelly BS2002Schmidt, Steven BS1979Simon, Eric BS1997Snethen, P. Bryon BS1990Vonnahme, John BS2007Wright, Benjamin BS2007
OsceolaBurgus, David BS1994Paul, Ryan BS2008
OskaloosaDickinson, David BS1977Dickinson, James BS1974Franje, Nathan BS2003Nielsen, James BS2009
OtleyMenninga, Johnny BS1973
OttumwaKinsinger, Thomas BS2007Rhynas, James BS2008
PaloStreeper, Brian BS2008
Paullina
Ebel, Lee BS2007Pella
Gerdes, Gregory BS1984Mathes, Jay BS2010Payne, Joshua BS2004Turnbull, Seamus BS2008Van Rheenen, Chad BS1998Van Weelden, Steven BS1989
PeostaKueter, Scott BS2001
PerryFarley, Alan BS1989
Pleasant HillHulsebus, Jason BS2004McClain, Patrick BS2006Vanarendonk, Brian BS2002Ward, Danny BS2007Workman, Larry BS1971
Polk CityHagberg, Nathaniel BS2003Ryan, John BS2003Sajovec, Louis BS1988Schafbuch, Casey BS2007Tometich, Timothy BS1999Twedt, Cynthia BS2002
RadcliffeLauritson, Joseph BS1997
Red OakDrake, Adam BS2008
ReinbeckFleshner, Christopher BS1997Muller, Jordan BS2004Peterson, Gale BS1966
RinardMiller, Steven BS1994
RiversideMontz, Craig BS2004Rich, James BS1998
Rock RapidsWarner, Matt BS2010
RolandTempleton, Brett BS2006
RolfeSandvig, Bryan BS2005
RunnellsDooley, Josh BS2002Kain, Kevin BS2002Vannoy, Lee BS1985
Sac CityPratt, Blake BS2010
SalemDean, James BS1975
ScrantonZimmerman, Steven BS1976
Sergeant BluffKehrt, Chad BS1995
SheldahlKnudsen, Gregory BS2009
SheldonStruble, Steven BS1990
SidneyLowthorp, Andrew BS2010
Sioux CityAgnes, Robert BS1972Bolinger, Ryan BS2009Brown, Timothy BS1986Destigter, Douglas BS1981Geisler, Bryan BS1988Gill, Thomas BS1988Honsbruch, Roger BS1975Johnson, Douglas BS1974Larson, David BS1978Leonard, Steven BS1980Lewis, Richard BS1991Logan, Robert BS1981McCline, Curtis BS1976Netley, Dwayne BS1976Netley, Boyd BS2010Obbink, Nicholas BS2003Ohlfest, Douglas BS1973Pittman, Daniel BS1995Prescott, Gary BS1979Rens, Ronald BS1989Reynolds, Brandon BS1998Sulzbach, Richard BS1972Vande Zandschulp, Harlan
BS1975Wiener, Matthew BS2002
SlaterDrent, Dale BS1998
SolonHauser, Todd BS1984Krug, Everett BS1970Schebler, Jeffery BS1981Wurzer, Wayne BS1975
SpencerShabino, Ryan BS2010
Spirit LakeBerg, Michael BS2010Dohlman, Dwight BS1982Eich, William BS1972Gilbert, Roger BS1969Larson, David BS1978Vogel, Andrew BS2007
SpringvilleWenzel, Jeffrey BS1982
State CenterConkin, Gary BS1986Nolta, Mark BS1985
Storm LakeJennett, Samuel BS2009
Story CityBusch, Richard BS1990Corcoran, Richard BS2005Cummings, Randy BS1992Turner, Troy BS1992
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Welter, Mike BS1981Strawberry Point
Norberg, Austin BS2009Sully
Vos, Jaron BS2002Swisher
Schoene, Richard BS1976Thor
Friesth, Michael BS1997Thurman
Cassidy, Lucas BS2009Tiffin
Ford, Nicholas BS2002Steffen, Zachary BS2007
ToddvilleVoss, Kevin BS1993
ToledoLyon, Caleb BS2007
UnderwoodStoulil, Mitchell BS2008
UnionMatzinger, James BS2006
UrbandaleAtcheson, Gerald BS1993Burbank, Keith BS1976Christiansen, Brandon
BS1999Cooper, Mike BS1997Cooper, Jim BS1983Czerwinski, Luke BS2002Dimond, David BS1986Ehrlich, Charles BS1986Garwood, Matthew BS1994Halverson, Steven BS2005Harger, Michael BS1993Hass, Michael BS1997Heiliger, Terry BS1990Henkels, Paul BS1979Karns, Matthew BS2010Kauffman, Ryan BS2004Kumm, Doug BS1981Pigneri, Ryan BS2009Port, Casey BS1998Ripple, Aaron BS2002Schupbach, Michael BS2010Shattuck, Brian BS1998Shepherd, Jonathan BS2006Smith, Jeffrey BS1995Tollakson, Rick BS1976Wilgenbusch, Luke BS2005Wolff, Nicholas BS2010Young, James BS2003Zaletel, Matthew BS2010
Van MeterAnderson, Roger BS1982Fetters, Amy BS1996Jones, Anthony BS1993Junker, Vincent BS1990
Wiederholt, Joshua BS2007Vinton
Calderwood, William BS1980Vandyke, Daniel BS1982
WashingtonHotchkiss, Jacob BS2004Miller, Matt BS1996Phipps, Brian BS2009
WaterlooBassett, Claire BS2010Boeckmann, Adam BS2003Conley, Melissa BS2004Dakovich, Milton BS1976Dostanic, Marko BS2010Fortune, Warren BS1974Homan, Aaron BS1999Homan, Sarah BS2003Jackson, Stephen BS1975Knipp, Jason BS2007Nelson, William BS1969Punelli, Dominic BS2000Sanders, Joseph BS1970Stanley, Jamie BS2002Swinton, Dean BS1971Tolbert, Jaimie BS1999Wolter, Andrew BS1990
WaukeeClausen, Chris BS2001Garner, Aaron BS2002Lorey, Patrick BS1975McGreger, Ryan BS2010Merk, Jonathon BS2000Mills, Bradley BS1982Mittag, Nathan BS2006Newbury, Scott BS1987Stoulil, Andrew BS2006Sweeney, Ron BS1979
WaukonSeibert, Johnathan BS2010
Webster CityPeterson, Joel BS1986Peterson, Gerald BS1981
WesleySiegrist, Andrew BS2008
West BendBruellman, Clark BS2009
West Des MoinesBall, Darrell BS1967Boesenberg, Brian BS1978Boettcher, Michael BS2005Bonus, Kenneth BS1985Buchanan, Todd BS1988Buenneke, Jon BS1984Bunge, Benjamin BS2005Carlstrom, Mike BS1967Clausen, Lucas BS2007Cole, Randy BS1981Cooper, Brent BS1991
Cutler, Scott BS2009Cutler, Peter BS2010Dillavou, Jay BS1983Dumdei, Victoria BS1982Edwards, Mickel BS1984Engel, Jason BS2002Eveland, Jason BS2007Eveland, Kelsey BS2007Gerber, Ted BS2010Graeve, Wayne BS1976Greiner, Robert BS2008Grubb, Andrew BS2005Hagberg, James BS1979Halsey, Brandon BS2007Hanks, David BS2010Harrison, Christopher BS1985Herman, Josh BS2003Johansen, Erik BS2009Kemp, Charles BS1987Kinser, Gregory BS1997Majeres, Todd BS2000Manning, Jeff BS1997Miller, Geoffrey BS2007Mitton, Thomas BS1979Montgomery, Craig BS2006Mozena, John BS1988Myers, Bryan BS1984Nelson, Michael BS1992Newman, Arthur BS1978Pauley, Randall BS1987Pepper, Craig BS1980Petersen, Adam BS2002Peterson, David BS2001Rasmusson, Mark BS1982Rehm, Michael BS1978Roberts, Drew BS2008Schulte, Greg BS1990Sinnwell, Lawrence BS1986Sodders, Robert BS1988Solem, Dan BS2004Stockdale, Thomas BS1977Stone, Jeffrey BS1976Sundermann, Gina BS2006Treasure, William BS2005Vaske, Kent BS1994Verdon, Benjamin BS2007Wickering, Gary BS2005Yungclas, David BS1982
West LibertyBowers, Ryan BS2009
West PointSanders, Bradley BS1997Sanders, Rodney BS2001
WilliamsburgSpenler, Charles BS1984Vaile, Michael BS1985
Windsor HeightsBoucher, Michael BS1979
131
Jensen, Thomas BS1980Winterset
Armstrong, Gregory BS1989Clemens, Kevin BS1986Weaver, Brian BS1980
YarmouthBaker, Shane BS1996
IDAHOBoise
Nott, Dennis BS1973Pullen, Jeff BS1980
Idaho FallsAdams, Richard BS1976Roseland, Richard BS1978
SandpointGannon, Daniel BS1970
ILLINOISAlgonquin
Elliott, John BS1991Algonquin
Larson, Jeffrey BS1988Alsip
Marrin, Gary BS1979Antioch
Mihovilovich, Jerry BS2007Arlington Heights
Frank, Andy BS1984Ihle, Leon BS1968Novak, Daniel BS1986Tan, Khim-Liong MS1998
AuroraLeuer, Mark BS1988
AuroraSummers, Nathan BS2003
BarringtonMartin, Peter BS1981Olesen, Mark BS1989Pepper, Dave BS1985Stearney, Peter BS1988
BataviaLawrence, Douglas BS1978Propp, Todd BS1981
BeecherPacholski, Catherine BS1999
BellevilleBoone, Timothy BS1982
BethaltoConnor, Charles BS1980
BloomingtonHarris, Tyler BS1998
Blue MoundDavison, Alicia BS2010
BourbonnaisRosenow, Craig BS1980
BurnhamLeuzzi, Mario BS1998
Burr RidgeMartin, James BS1997
CarpentersvilleSpence, Jenny BS1999
CaryAnderson, David BS1979DeGroote, Stephen BS1987Higgins, Scott BS1983Seyko, Kevin BS1986Wageman, Mark BS1990
ChathamJohnson, David BS1980Wavering, Jay BS2000
ChicagoAlleman, Anthony BS2006Anderson, Rick BS1973Bolchazy, Allan BS1989Bosman, Matthew BS2003Brown, Jason BS1997Cahill, Daniel BS1986Cilio, Andrew BS2004Dziedzic, Shawn BS1996Ganch, Steven BS1989Grimmius, Joben BS2009Hermsen, Joshua BS2002Huey, Peter BS2002Ketelsen, Brett BS2004Kilheeney, Martin BS1984Kock, Travis BS1999Lucas, Jeffrey BS1983Markle, Joshua BS2008Meyer, Paul BS2002Nikolin, Benjamin BS1997Olson, Nick BS2010Osier, Thomas BS2004Overbaugh, Brian BS2001Pfab, Adam BS2002Rhymes, Basil BS1983Roggenbuck, Paul BS2008Ross, Phillip BS2003Schlag, Megan BS2009Schott, Kyle BS2003Schultz, Edward BS1992Simbrowsky, Mark BS1997Stensland, Michael BS1984Sullivan, Barry BS2001Theis, Elizabeth BS2002Wagner, Andrew BS2006Weller, Ryan BS2003Westercamp, Chase BS2009Wilson, Jann BS1985Wong, Yew-Choong BS2003Zikra, Alexander BS2008
Clarendon HillsRogers, Steven BS1984
Coal ValleyWard, Daniel BS1984
Collinsville
Reinert, Joel BS1981Crystal Lake
Cowger, Lisa BS1986Knight, Jeffrey BS1983Nissen, James BS1981Peterson, Kirk BS1985
DecaturBaumann, Steven BS1992
Deer ParkEvans, John BS1977
DekalbGannon, Patrick BS1991Wood, Christopher BS2003
Des PlainesCox, Edward BS2003Rahe, David BS2006
Downers GroveGoddard, Chad BS2001
EdwardsGeske, Jeff BS1982
EdwardsvilleReser, Kurt BS1991
ElginAuer, Jason BS1993Dawson, Paul BS1979Kaminski, Nicholas BS2001
ElmhurstLindquist, Eric BS2007
Fox River GroveQuid, Ryan BS2010
FrankfortKavouris, John BS1988
GilbertsLamp, Ian BS1981
Glen CarbonSido, Thomas BS1972
Glen EllynBenkert, Andrew BS1995Jabaay, Todd BS1988
GlenviewJames, Stephen BS1985May, James BS1986
Grant ParkPeterson, Jeffrey BS1988
GrayslakeAdam, Pierre BS1989Loudin, Stephen BS1981Nollin, Jacob BS2007Nordland, Robert BS1985Sturm, Steve BS1990
GurneePeterson, Ryan BS2000
Hawthorn WoodsTharnstrom, Gregg BS1969Wallis, Michael BS1996
HeyworthMassman, Martin BS1981
Hinsdale
132
Anderson, Sean BS2009Slattery, Daniel BS1985
Hoffman EstatesScully, Anthony BS2004Weber, Eric BS2001Woo, Han-Meng BS1998
HuntleySchlueter, Thomas BS1985
La GrangeMortimer, David BS1985Moore, Jeffrey BS1978
Lake ForestStohlgren, Keith BS1980
Lake In The HillsLehr, David BS1988Ure, Scott BS1985
Lake VillaBretthauer, Scott BS1982DeYoung, Scott BS2001
Lake ZurichGolumbeck, Steve BS2000
LibertyvilleBjorklund, Craig BS1981Krier, Robert BS1981
LisleMoritz, Jason BS2008
LombardNashert, Walter BS2003
Loves ParkBehling, Kevin BS1990
Machesney ParkSjostrom, Grant BS2003
MapletonCampen, Greg BS1988
McHenryDehmlow, Darrin BS1991
MendotaMaas, Michael BS1975
MillingtonKreftmeyer, Christopher
BS2002Mokena
Obrecht, Christopher BS1997Moline
Mackewicz, Craig BS1981Rossmiller, Brian BS1990
MontgomeryFabere, Scott BS1978Kuehner, Travis BS1999Wells, Brian BS1996
MorrisonHedgren, Brian BS2000
NapervilleBearson, Kent BS1982Finnerty, Thomas BS1977Frakes, Aron BS1999Greco, James BS1983Kaufman, Michael BS1984
Kintner, Mark BS1993Sugrue, Michael BS1983Thomas, Samuel BS1969Weeks, David BS1985
North AuroraWilliams, Kevin BS1979
NorthbrookHyun, John BS1997
OswegoDodd, Neal BS1977
PalatineDerus, Chad BS1997Eipert, James BS1992Magnuson, Matthew BS2009Stearney, Phillip BS1989
Park RidgeHafencher, Karl BS2010
PekinRogers, Thomas BS1973
PeoriaCicciarelli, Scott BS1982Rumpf, Brian BS1988
Port ByronMcKay, Jeffrey BS1979
Prospect HeightsSteffens, Brian BS2009
Rock IslandHott, Benjamin BS2003Loomis, Eric BS1988
RockfordBehling, Robert BS1967Johnson, Brent BS1983
Kaplanes, James BS1989Sautter, Robert BS1981Waldeier, Douglas BS1997
RoscoeWeller, Kyle BS2009
Round LakeSikorski, Michael BS1979
San JoseDoyle, Chris BS2002
SchaumburgBinder, Thomas BS1997
ShorewoodScholtes, Daniel BS1987
South BarringtonLatoria, Anthony BS2007
SpringfieldBoelman, Adam BS2002Hines, Perry BS2003Persinger, Douglas BS1991Sorensen, Mark BS1984
St. CharlesBickert, Timothy BS1983Mueller, Richard BS1975Rosso, Christopher BS2010Smith, Jeff BS1983
Sugar GroveHiggins, Corey BS1999
SycamoreBorn, Stephanie BS1996
Vernon HillsGeier, Jeffrey BS1990
VeronaProsek, Joseph BS2003
WarrenvilleGromala, Steven BS1986
WashingtonColton, Jeff BS1995Ludwig, Steven BS1986
Western SpringsBezanis, Brian BS1992Callaghan, Robert BS1985
WestmontStapleton, Andrew BS1995Stapleton, Lorri BS1994Thomas, Bruce BS1983
WheatonChristensen, Mark BS1979Nielsen, Peter BS1997Treharne, Stephen BS1970Van Rossum, William
BS1995Waber, Christopher BS1985Wetmore, Thomas BS2008
WillowbrookPelton, John BS1991
WilmetteCrawford, John BS1986
WoodstockCreath, James BS1987
INDIANABrownsburg
Blahnik, Robert BS1972Carmel
Renoe, James BS1992Crown Point
Gronewold, Mark BS1975Granger
Loeffelholz, Alan BS1985Indianapolis
Evanson, Sarah BS1997Jungst, Donald BS1975
LafayetteBreon, Crystal BS2005
South BendBrindle, Steven BS1994Matt, Gary BS1981
ValparaisoGeorge, Joseph BS1988Megraw, Kerry BS2005
West LafayetteSchuster, Daniel BS1979
133
KANSASEmporia
Lee, Mark BS2004Rech, Christopher BS1989
Kansas CityPalmer, Neal BS1981
LansingWerthmann, Jeffrey BS1985
LawrenceHoward, David BS1988Smith, Randall BS1986
LeawoodFloyd, Eric BS1993Gudgel, Phillip BS1980Kelly, Scott BS1987Lorei, Greg BS1990
LenexaCasey, Michael BS1980Eilers, Heather BS2001Harris, Jacob BS2008Haverkamp, Matthew BS2008Herrig, Nick BS1989Hullinger, David BS1982
ManhattanBlomme, Nathan BS2003Gast, Alan BS1979
OlatheChristy, Michael BS2008DeJong, Matthew BS1995Edsall, Todd BS2000Hoffey, Martin BS1985Hotovec, Chad BS2006Hunter, Gregg BS1981Kirby, Chad BS1997Kohns, Larry BS1968Larson, Curt BS1988McDermott, Mark BS1991Mitchem, Greg BS1998Nelson, Steve BS2001Paris, Christopher BS1994Peterson, Becky BS1980Purdy, Nathaniel BS2000Rafoth, Chad BS2000Schraeder, Mark BS1988Turk, Jeff BS1985Valdez, Brandon BS2000Valdez, Elizabeth BS2001
Overland ParkAckermann, Casey BS2002Bell, Nicole BS2009Cain, Robert BS1988Carlson, Greg BS1985Clement, Lori BS1984Corkrean, Brad BS2007Evans, Patrick BS1990Heger, Thomas BS1997Logue, Steven BS1981McCarthy, David BS1980
McDermott, Brian BS1995Melton, Thomas BS1995Meredith, Jessica BS2009Pietig, Brian BS1991Ramaekers, Tyler BS2006Schmidt, Bryan BS2008Streeter-Schaefer, Holly
BS1998Wells, Jason BS2002Wiitanen, Steve BS2010
Prairie VillageRogers, Barry BS1979Schafer, Dirk BS1980Vosler, Warren BS1965
Roeland ParkKies, Kathleen BS2002
ShawneeHalbur, Michael BS1996Moore, Cheri BS2003
Shawnee MissionStewart, Jeffrey BS1981
TopekaHaines, Mark BS1994
WestwoodBarchman, Matthew BS2007
WichitaVoss, Edward BS1969
KENTUCKYFrankfort
Rhody, Debra BS1981La Grange
Kaiser, Lee BS2001Louisville
Pigneri, Rocco BS1978Qamar, Ramzi BS1988
ProspectKing, David BS1978
Baton RougeHoffman, Samuel BS2007Noel, Gary BS1982
KennerJestrab, Eric BS2005
MandevilleKrumwiede, Christopher
BS1998New Orleans
Allen, Zachary BS2003Slidell
Buttler, Lynnette BS1992Whitworth, James BS1987
YoungsvilleVazquez, Edna BS2003
MASSACHUSETTSActonFloyd, Charles BS1972Auburndale
Ludwig, Jerry BS1979BelmontWolfe, Nathan BS2010BostonWorthington, Dustin BS2008FraminghamLie, Robert BS1981IpswichCasali, Kevin BS1986LexingtonGruber, Kimberly BS1996SunderlandLutenegger, Alan BS1975WatertownPeterson, Ryan BS2009
MARYLANDAnnapolis
O'Brien, Jack BS1975Bethesda
Sullivan, Bradley BS2002Dayton
Henderson, Thomas BS1982Germantown
Dittus, Kenneth BS2006Hanover
Scully, Whitney BS1980Hollywood
Schumacher, Thomas BS1990Jessup
Schmitz, Alisha BS1998Manchester
Smearman, Michael BS1988Parkton
Miller, Albert BS1975Silver Spring
Chamberlain, Rusty BS2004Towson
Johnson, Curt BS1992Towson
Whitcome, James BS1971
MAINEBath
Richter, Patrick BS1980
MICHIGANBeverly HillsPerrenoud, Douglas BS1983Farmington HillsFrank, William BS1970MidlandNaberhaus, Dennis BS1973Mt. PleasantSheffert, Lary BS1980Pleasant LakeKelling, Craig BS1981Rockford
134
Dixon, Scott BS1981St. JosephKlusendorf, Brian BS1988TroyMiller, Charles BS1985
MINNESOTAAfton
Hosch, Gregory BS1993Albert Lea
Claussen, Anna BS2010Andover
Grout, Roger BS1988Apple Valley
Lind, Kevin BS2006Williams, Nicholas BS2004
AustinPlotts, Garett BS2009
AvonChandler, Paul BS1995
BasterLeege, Lawrence BS1971
Battle LakeMadson, Scott BS1982
BlaineBeumer, Joseph BS2003
Blooming PrairieLysne, Douglas BS1967
BloomingtonHerrick, Mark BS1975Larson, Craig BS1978
Brooklyn ParkCarter, Robert BS1978
BuffaloStecker, Steven BS1994
BurnsvilleKruse, Brad BS2004
ChamplinDay, Stephen BS1990McKee, Jeffrey BS2006Sheriff, Jeffrey BS1971
ChanhassenGatto, David BS1982McKinney, Matthew BS2000Pladsen, John BS1995Schmall, Thomas BS1986
ChaskaGreenig, Steven BS1980Leverington, Steven BS1986Pokorney, Michael BS2010Tjaden, Nicholas BS2006
Circle PinesKuenstling, Jon BS1985
CloquetEllingson, Michael BS1982
Coon RapidsElsner, Ronald BS1978Kopp, Nicholas BS2003
Roozenboom, WilliamBS2002
Schwake, Dustin BS1999Eagan
Goodwin, Peter BS1971Harlson, Richard BS1971Hauser, Stephen BS1979Oberhaus, Paul BS1982Schultz, Richard BS1970
Eden PrairieBarstad, Jon BS1983Eliasen, Mary BS1990Gunderson, Mark BS1991Hunwardsen, Roger BS1989McFarland, Timothy BS1975Nelson, Adam BS2006Sarno, Frank BS1998Sarno, Stacy BS1998Sorensen, Kenneth BS1976
EdinaAnderson, Greg BS1984Ellis, Laura BS2010Hall, Peter BS1981
ElginRoberts, Nicholas BS2010
ExcelsiorDuyvejonck, Beth BS1997Martinsen, Lee BS1971Ten Clay, Marvin BS1968
FaribaultLorenzen, Jeffrey BS1979O'Connor, Michael BS2002
FarmingtonCallahan, Timothy BS2002Sweetman, Charlie BS1990
Golden ValleyAnderson, Charles BS1992Ernst, Michael BS1995
Grey EagleRivisto, John BS1983
HanoverHerzberg, Dave BS1990
HastingsNickel, Branson BS2001
HollandaleVan Erkel, Jon BS2008
HopkinsFritcher, James BS1978Heikens, Michelle BS2003
Inver Grove HeightsFett, Robert BS1977Spevacek, George BS1971
Lake ElmoLeitch, Brian BS2010Weis, Shane BS2004
LakevilleBenjamin, Elizabeth BS1986Even, Dale BS1998
Rosenbery, Aaron BS1986Lino Lakes
Maddy, Joseph BS1984Mantorville
Ewing, Jon BS1986Maple Grove
Blizzard, Troy BS1997Curran, Dustyn BS2008Schroeder, Terry BS1981Shifflett, Scott BS2003
Maple PlainFadden, Vincent BS2008
MazeppaBenike, John BS1978
MerrifieldBackman, James BS1974
MinneapolisBarickman, D. Bradley
BS2003Burke, David BS1989Elliott, Lance MS1996Fesenmaier, Jodel BS2003Harty, Nathan BS2003Heisdorffer, Kevin BS2008Herrema, David BS2001Hill, John BS1979Hornibrook, Matthew BS2005Ilten, Daniel BS1972Johnson, Brian BS2008Martin, Jeffrey BS2000Morgan, Catherine BS1984Pearson, Nathan BS1996Rusk, Jennifer BS1998Schuetze, Martin BS1989Spratt, Dean BS1980Stofferahn, Gabriel BS2007Winchell, Peter BS1975Wise, Joshua BS2008
MinnetonkaBoulanger, David BS2010Buyert, John BS1969Crist, Gary BS1977Hayek, David BS2004Johnson, Michael BS1988Kinkade, Scott BS1975Nack, Jonathan BS2007Shelp, Peter BS1978Walgamuth, Shane BS1985Wolff, Jonathan BS1998
NorthfieldHalvorson, Julie BS2005Petricka, Tracy BS1999White, Larry BS1974
OronocoKisilewiski, Mary BS1987
OsseoCunz, Heather BS1993Southorn, Craig BS1982
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OwatonnaWelker, Kurt BS1989
Pine CityWiener, Jason BS2002
Pine IslandHindermann, MatthewBS1988
Pine SpringsBasara, Marc BS2010
PlymouthEhm, Jeff BS1982Griffith, Kendall BS1992Johnson, Timothy BS1980Kennedy, James BS1990Kieffer, Paul BS1985Lewis, Chadwick BS1978Taylor, Clark BS1984Vander Pol, Matthew BS2001
PrincetonLewis, Rhonda BS1991
Prior LakeBecker, Thomas BS1996Benson, Travis BS2000Klein, Patrick BS1966Petersen, Michael BS1974Ruba, Nicholas BS1990
RichfieldHintz, Rodney BS1998
RochesterBenike, James BS1972Benike, Aaron BS1995Bronson, Kenneth BS1999Elder, Alan BS2002Grosland, Steven BS1972Leimer, Nicholas BS2002Praska, Donna BS1984Prendergast, Thomas BS1969Schoch, Bradley BS2006
RosemountFrancois, Craig BS1979Hassenfritz, Joseph BS1980Leonard, Terry BS2002Lovin, Benjamin BS1999Wessels, Brian BS2004
SavageBrekken, Jason BS2006Greenlee, Rich BS1966
ShakopeeErickson, Anthony BS2006Krieg, Christopher BS2001Strong, Kevin BS1973
Squaw LakeBarrett, Dean BS1974
St. Louis ParkKrummen, Stewart BS1991McFadden, Shane BS1994Smith, Matthew BS1998
St. PaulBitker, Anastasia BS2006
Campbell, Paul BS1974Dalager, Kevin BS1997Guggisberg, Angela BS2004Smith, Donavan BS2004Thompson, Terrence BS1977Wagner, Richard BS1990Woolever, Douglas BS2007
StacySmith, Aaron BS1998
StillwaterGritters, Bruce BS1984Ryan, Matthew BS1998
Vadnais HeightsPiper, Ross BS2001
VergasMenz, Loren BS1968
VirginiaThompson, Donald BS1975
WatertownTrible, Andrew BS2010
West St. PaulWestby, Steven BS1982
WinonaFrietsche, Gretchen BS2002Modjeski, Francis BS1986Schwab, Benjamin BS1983
WoodburyMoss, Craig BS1997
MISSOURIBallwin
Jacob, Renoj BS2008Lindsley, Dennis BS1969
BeltonDeterman, Barry BS2003
Blue SpringsBorns, Thomas BS1979Righi, Timothy BS1990
BransonStreit, Landon BS2009
ChesterfieldDeNardi, Dean BS1982
Excelsior SpringsMinter, Kathleen BS2000
GladstoneLane, Chad BS2010
GlasgowMcCarty, Mark BS1987
GlencoeSpidle, Craig BS1981
GrovespringRuggles, David BS1988
Kansas CityAudino, David BS2004Bowden, Clark BS2010Clayburg, Michael BS2004Donner, Steven BS1984Dyxin, Charles BS2001
Franzen, Gregory BS1985Hamm, Nathan BS2009Harris, Charlie BS1998Huggins, Matthew BS1997Kundinger, Jessica BS2007Myhre, Rik BS2001Newton, Bernard BS1984Rehm, Derek BS2009Richardson, Jon BS2001Riesenberg, Nic BS2001Schmidt, Chad BS2006Ward, Adam BS2007Woolley, Michael BS2006
Lees SummitBorns, John BA1970Gapstur, Cory BS2003Lourens, Travis BS1994Petersen, Andrew BS2008Ralston, Matthew BS2000Timmons, William BS1987Timmons, Bruce BS2000
LibertyStearns, Craig BS1986
NixaStark, Donald BS1979
PacificWittkop, Scott BS1985
ParkvilleKing, Sharon BS1995
SedaliaSpain, Jesse BS2008
SmithvilleKoenigs, Harold BS1986
SpringfieldBeier, Anthony BS1993
St. CharlesDuke, David BS1980Goodrich, Todd BS1996Schwamman, James BS1981
St. JosephPatrick, James BS1983
St. LouisDavis, Austin BS2010Jones, Douglas BS1973Morris, Michael BA1982VandeKrol, Jonathan BS2001
St. PetersStoecker, Michael BS1985
St. RobertConlee, Darren BS1996
WarrensburgGoedken, Nicholas BS2010
WaynesvilleFosdick, James BS1981
WildwoodSchultz, Matthew BS2010
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MISSISSIPPIOlive Branch
Newton, Jonathan BS1990
MONTANABozeman
Gunnink, Brett BS1981Kalispell
Bothwell, Gretchen BS1982Manhattan
Hallquist, Daryl BS1967
NEBRASKAAshland
Sleezer, Shawn BS1991Aurora
Bottorff, Tylor BS2003Bellevue
Stinn, Glen BS1981Wolf, John BS1978Martin, Bradley BS1983
BenningtonAndersen, Curt BS1981
ElkhornBoschult, Mark BS1979Foster, Donald BS1980Gawley, Michael BS1978
GreenwoodGeiler, Frederick BS1971
GretnaLeapley, Gary BS1980Lehan, Benjamin BS2006
LaVistaGries, Brandon BS2007
LincolnFarley, Eric BS2003
MurdockMurdoch, Wesley BS2002
Nebraska CityJackson, Justin BS2008Stukenholtz, Daniel BS2009
OmahaAdams, Heather BS2001Ahrenholtz, Christopher
BS1994Biere, Dan BS1982Brainerd, Adam BS2008Crow, Brian BS2005Ebert, Keith BS1984Engstrom, Donald BS1975Fucinaro, Tony BS2003Gorman, Michael BS1979Guinn, John BS1970Hanson, Stanley BS1970Hausman, Amanda BS2008Hunsicker, Mark BS1981Larsen, Matthew BS2009McDermitt, Gary BS1995
McGruder, Spencer BS1979McIntosh, G. Allen BS1994Pfeiler, Robert BS1973Pick, Joshua BS2006Predl, Edward BS2009Riedmann, Louis BS1976Schurman, Scott BS2008Swanson, Donald BS2002Vandenberg, William BS1993Walter, John BS1972Wesely, David BS1981
PapillionDistefano, Rhonda BS1983Mettin, Kyle BS1991Weaver, Cole BS2006
SchuylerEmanuel, Philip BS2006
NEW JERSEYBordentown
Gaudreault, Ronald BS1988Cherry Hill
Rivera, Nicholas BS2006Mahwah
Price, Ritchie BS1980North Haledon
Bjork, Lawrence BS1975Vernon
Glander, Robert BS1979
NEW MEXICOAlbuquerque
Engelstad, Paul BS1980Flemming, Joseph BS1986Friedrichsen, Kent BS1981Giannelli, James BS1979Loes, Joel BS2009McMinemee-White, Jennifer
BS2003Menke, Gregory BS1995Novak, Thomas BS1981Rhoads, Clint BS2004Shumate, Mark BS1972Smith, Raymond BA1982Smith, Zachary BS2009Thompson, Dennis PRF1971Van Oort, Jerry BS2009White, Alan BS2004
Los LunasPollock, Brian BS2002
Rio RanchoBales, Rooster BS1979Mamuya, Lemuel BS2008
RoswellWestbrook, Randy BS1984
TijerasSchluter, Lynne BS1979
NEVADALas Vegas
Flathers, Richard BS1981Harris, Howard BS1977Pfeifer, Christine BS1997Topark-Ngarm, Pattanapong
BS1997Wedewer, Thomas BS1966Wong, Timothy BS1997
RenoLange, Gerald BS1972Wong, Wing-Kei BS1999
NEW YORKBrooklyn
Pua, Lean BS1991Delmar
Andrews, Jeff BS1999Fairport
Kupka, Kevin BS1981Fresh Meadows
Man, Jack BS1980Gloversville
VanCoughnett, Justin BS2006Monroe
Knueppel, Dale BS1981New York
McDowell, Curtis BS1996Nelson, Ryan BS1999Tubbs, Aaron BS1996
Staten IslandCoppes, Joshua BS1998Johnson, David BS1970
YonkersCarsky, Joseph BS1985
NORTH CAROLINAApex
Thompson, James BS1981Arden
Rasmussen, Eric BS2006Asheville
Hyler, Susan BS1981Camp Lejeune
Knepel, Aaron BS1997Cary
Johnston, Jeffrey BS1980Charlotte
Ball, Mark BS1982Cox, Robert BS1984Kouri, Adam BS2001Nagle, Tyler BS1985Wood, Adam BS2002
Elizabeth CityLamb, Gary BS1967
FarmvilleTerrell, Sean BS1993
Matthews
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Blunck, Scott BS1980Mooresville
Wenger, Lynn BS1978New Bern
Williams, Nicholas BS2004Pikeville
Stewart, Christopher BS1998Pinehurst
Swies, Dave BS2000Raleigh
Katschkowsky, John BS1986Robbinsville
Vanmanen, Larry BS1968Waxhaw
Leonard, Daniel BS1985Wilmington
Heston, William BS1979McGiverin, Terry BS1963Schuster, Jason BS1999Smith, Andrew BS2001
Winston SalemMaloney, James BS1990
OHIOAvon
Kruse, Frederick BS1980Chagrin Falls
Thompson, Jock BS1969Chesterland
Zehnder, Geoffrey BS2004Cincinnati
Johnston, Brent BS1988Langdon, Frederick BS1982Lyon, David BS1991McLaughlin, Seth BS1984Neumann, Philip BS1983
ClevelandHenkels, John BS1980Hoenk, Mark BS1997
ColumbusDeal, Guy BS1977
CopleyClarahan, Randy BS1981
DublinFrancois, Paul BS1991Welin, Peter BS1979
LancasterFry, James BS1982
Liberty TownshipBleigh, Jennifer BS1998
MansfieldSnyder, Wayne BS1986
MarionDuffy, Bryan BS1977
MasonEberhard, Kimberly BS1983Williamson, J. Brian BS1980
Medina
Smalling, Robert BS1970Perrysburg
Coffman, James BS1971Dillin, Larry BS1978
ToledoDouglas, Peter BS1978
West ChesterSchapman, Nicholas BS1978
XeniaLewis, Dennis BS1972
OKLAHOMAOklahoma City
Luck, Matthew BS2008Wurzer, Lauren BS1976
PerryBlank, Brice BS1994
Ponca CityLutt, John BS1974
SapulpaGlesener, Kent BS1973
OREGONAloha
Stotts, William BS1984Beaverton
Knudsen, Brian BS1982Perry, Gilbert BS1974
BrookingsRoth, Karl BS1981
KeizerLink, William BS1976
Lincoln CityShevik, Gary BS1978
OntarioSealine, Jon BS1984
TalentNangle, Robert BS1989
PENNSYLVANIAAvondale
Raufaste, Noel BS1967Cranberry Township
Barkhurst, Gary BS1981Easton
Brandes, Douglas BS1972Fleetwood
Hill, Keith BS1983Fogelsville
Gordon, Joseph BS1971West Chester
Fieweger, Thomas BS1978Yardley
Parmelee, Robert BS1985
SOUTH CAROLINAAiken
Major, Charles BS1971
BlythewoodFleischer, Gareth BS2005
ColumbiaKoerner, Jonathan BS1978
Ft. MillHeying, Galen BS1983
GreenvilleViet, Krista BS2001
MauldinSnyder, Loren BS2001
SenecaBausman, Dennis BS1971
SOUTH DAKOTABrandon
Rasmussen, Jay BS1991Brookings
Jochimsen, Ronald BS1973Dakota Dunes
Rhoads, Clifton BS2007Harrisburg
Hage, Darin BS1997Hartford
Habben, Craig BS1989McCook Lake
Beaulieu, Kevin BS1996North Sioux City
Thompson, Matthew BS2002Sioux Falls
Jones, Bradley BS1995Medema, Donald BS1983Schmidt, Kirt BS2005Zeigler, Carl BS2007
VermillionDoorn, Case BS2006
TENNESSEEBrentwood
Johnson, William BS1982Joelton
Miller, Matthew BS1999Knoxville
Gabrielson, Jay BS1982Kneeland, Loren BS1970
MaryvilleTerrell, Michael BS1968
MemphisLovejoy, David BS1968
NashvilleGoehner, Joel BS1987
New MarketQuarve, James BS1989
PegramEdwards, Steven BS1999
SmyrnaMartin, Jane BS1984
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TEXASAledo
Hetzler, Matthew BS1982Allen
Anderson, Trevor BS1992Weston, Curtis BS1985
AmarilloLarson, Norman BS1966
AustinFisher, Justin BS2005Hutter, Michael BS1981Kacmarynski, Brian BS2003Klemm, Jonathan BS2010Krogstad, Ryan BS1998Pestel, Paul BS2008Qualheim, Cole BS2008Wright, Timothy BS1982
BeaumontMussman, Chad BS1993
BellaireRaun, Owen BS1981
Canyon LakePayne, Robert BS1979
Cedar ParkCulhane, Shawn BS2008Pomerleau, Bruce BS2008Solberg, Paul BS1996
ColleyvilleJohnson, Paul BS1974
CoppellKruse, Ben BS2008
CorinthClausen, Steven BS1993
DallasFisk, David BS1995Forbes, Jeffrey BS1982Hameister, Michael BS2008Lilly, James BS1979Lindhart, Christopher BS1982Munsch, Andrew BS2004Nordyke, Garrett BS1999Otte, Douglas BS1975Smith, James BS2004Springer, Steven BS1989
Del RioRyan, Meaghan BS2001
El PasoManning, Jeremy BS1997
ElginClancy, Jeffrey BS1982
EulessHansl, Hans BS1981
Flower MoundBoutwell, James BS1980Czapanskiy, Gregory BS1980Gmitro, Mark BS1982
FriendswoodHilton, Mark BS1976
FriscoEarhart, Andrew BS1999Jafari, Behzad BS1983
Ft. WorthClay, Jennifer BS1995
GranburyDecker, Kevin BS1983
Grand PrairieLee, Hoon-Hong BS2000Nagen, Brent BS1995
GrapevineAndrews, Randall BS2008Caratelli, Nicholas BS2007
HoustonAndersen, Nicholas BS2006Anderson, Rick BS1981Brandon, Rick BS1978Calligan, Craig BS1973DeVany, Thomas BS1990Eshelman, Erick BS1996Hurley, Lawrence BS1981Leach, Gary BS1982Meisenheimer, Daryl BS1990Nichols, Lincoln BS2006Peterson, Jeffrey BS2009
IrvingHolt, Randy BS1980Jessen, Douglas BS1985
KellerHildebrand, Scott BS2006White, George BS1998
Lake DallasKeleher, John BS1982
LaredoTeegarden, Edward BS1999
LeanderJennett, Timothy BS2008
LewisvilleHiggins, Paul BS1982
LubbockPedersen, Ronald BS1979
ManorFeller, Scott BS1995
McKinneyBokaie, Nader BS1987Wagner, Jeffrey BS1988
Missouri CityLoxterkamp, Mark BS1981McCormick, Thomas BS1976
PflugervilleEhrlich, Thomas BS1986Poduska, Martin BS1976
PlanoLoneman, Steven BS1986
RichardsonDanielsen, Bryan BS1985Hansen, Lee BS1981
Richmond
Breckon, Karl BS1980Rosenberg
Chadima, Jeffrey BS1978Rowlett
Pfeffer, William BS1971Saginaw
Jones, Stephen BS1970San Antonio
Mortensen, Scott BS1997Sleezer, Patrick BS1989Wilbur, Eric BS1982
SouthlakeSmiley, Scott BS1980
SpringSheesley, Michael BS1992
Sugar LandWolterman, Scott BS1980
The WoodlandsMcKee, William BS1995
Wichita FallsOwens, Robert BS1984
UTAHHerriman
Vanheiden, Matt BS2001Logan
Gleisberg, Ariana BS2004Ogden
Zhuravel, Adi BS2008Sandy
Hugo, Bruce BS1988
VERMONTSt. Albans
Carlson, Jeffrey BS1990
VIRGINIAAldie
Hamad, Nizar BS1983Alexandria
Cantrell, David BS1995Annandale
Braesch, Steven BS1977Arlington
Martens, Aaron BS2008Stealy, David BS1992
AshburnOtt, Kevin BS1997
BristowWydajewski, Kenneth
BS1991Burke
Mascardo, Rick BS1993Centreville
Bitar, Ali BS1980Hawn, David BS1982
DullesDudding, Christopher BS2000
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Fairfax StationStrotman, Daniel BS1979
GainesvilleMeints, Jamey BS1997
Glen AllenParietti, Thomas BS1989
LortonYang, Kenneth BS1973
ManassasAlthoff, Mark BS1978Golay, Richard BS1976
MechanicsvilleStevenson, Nathaniel BS2010
MidlothianMurphy, Stephen BS1968
PoquosonKramer, Mark BS1982
PortsmouthVogt, John BS1980
PurcellvilleHurd, Anders BS2008
RichmondOlson, Mark BS1982
ViennaJuhl, Derek BS2006
WilliamsburgGebhardt, Douglas BS1991
YorktownConley, Daniel BS1982
WASHINGTONBellevue
Amento, Steven BS1978Golding, Ben BS2001
BellinghamWendling, Scott BS1990
BothellHumphreys, Jake BS2006Romero, Jason BS2004Seely, Kirk BS1993
East WenatcheeTorkildson, Eric BS1978
EdmondsHirsch, Douglas BS1981
Federal WayFrentress, Gary BS1983
IssaquahEngel, Amy BS1984
KentBabb, Walter BS1989Harmon, Joseph BS1975
Medical LakeCranston, Scott BS1983
Nine Mile FallsEkenberg, David BS1975
OlympiaPasquariello, Robert BS1980Prediger, Patrick BS2000
SammamishBaughman, Mark BS1990
SeattleAlm, Kirk BS1995Brink, Kevin BS1988Greenley, Kyle BS1993Peterson, Zachary BS2006
SnohomishUsoro, Aniekan BS1982
SpokaneHerrman, Douglas BS1981
VancouverAlm, Don BS1968Lebo, Thomas BS1979
WashougalBernhard, Anthony BS2004
WEST VIRGINIAMorgantown
Dummermuth, Chris BS1978Cody
Boring, Gary BS1986Gillette
Collins, Edward BS1970Jackson
Kerr, Sarah BS1982
WISCONSINAppleton
Ford, Steven BS1976Morton, Scott BS1981
Beaver DamSchneider, John BS1984
BentonJohnson, Rodney BS1996
Black CreekGoodall, William BS1977
Black River FallsHolcomb, Kevin BS1981
BrookfieldRigsby, Timothy BS1983
BrooklynSchriever, Joel BS1989
CedarburgDrees, Kirk BS1981
ChetekNizzi, Charles BS1974
ChiltonHarms, Ross BS1990
Cuba CityTimmerman, Emily BS2000
De ForestBrill, Gary BS1990
DelafieldDakovich, Robert BS1982
FranklinCampos Lange, T. Monique
BS1981
GraftonFields, Kim BS1976
GreendaleMurray, Patrick BS1977
HartlandJorgensen, Craig BS1987
HolmenHanson, Daniel BS1982
HortonvilleMiller, Anthony BS1994
HudsonMorse, Mark BS1978
JanesvilleReinke, Robert BA1979
KenoshaFisher, Joseph BS1997Kress, Jacob BS2006
LaCrosseWebb, James BS1973
Lake GenevaNarayanan, Vijay BS1999
MadisonCarpenter, Michael BS1981Coluccy, Michael BS1984Marks, Gregory BS1986Prior, Wayne BS1980
McFarlandCortesio, Jeremy BS1999
Menomonee FallsStueland, Joel BS1997
MilwaukeeDahlman, Joseph BS1970
MuskegoTieck, Craig BS1979
OnalaskaFord, Dennis BS1982
OshkoshMartin, Julie BS2003
PrescottKuehni, Rose Marie BS1996Teeters, Brian BS1999
ReedsburgPalmer, Bradley BS1981
RiponBickert, Roderick BS1980
SheboyganBush, Al BS1979
St. Croix FallsCarrigan, Scott BS1995
WausauMeyer, Brad BS2010
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AUSTRALIAQLD
Mlady, Joseph BS1975
BOLIVIASchrupp-Rivero, Rolando
BS2002
CANADAON
Mbapanza, Ibrahime BS2001Seifert, Stephen BS1971Thompson, Scott BS1984
COSTA RICASanta Ana
Shisler, Isaac BS1976
GERMANYEhmer, Judith BS2000Roitsch, Eric BS1997
HONG KONGKwok-Chu, Pang BS1996Robinson, James BS1977
INDONESIAGhozi, Azmi BS1999Halim, Djohan BS1991Prasetyo, Ananto BS2003
IRANTehran
Amir Ebrahimi, Amir MohamBS1983
Ghafghazi, AbolghassemBS1982
JORDANAmman
Kanaan, Hamdi BS1983
MALAYSIAJohor
Tan, Kok BS1986Negeri Sembilan
Ong, Nai BS1983Perak
Chong, Hock BS1987Sarawak
Teo, Clement BS1983Teo, Khing BS1986
SelangorKau, Chee BS1990Lim, Ki BS1988
NETHERLANDSAmsterdam
Bridger, Robert BS1985
NIGERIAAbubakar, Aliyu BS1979
OMANSalalah
Al-Ojaili, Ammar BS1996Sur
Almaawali, Said BS1997
SINGAPOREHo, Steve BS1982
THAILANDBangkok
Eamsherangkul, HudsadinBS2000
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