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Bear Tracks - The WVU Tech Magazine Spring 2014
Bear Tracks is published annually by the WVU Tech Office of Relations & Communications for alumni, friends and supporters of the University.
issue 03 | 2014 [Champions ] National Continuing a Dream 08 0 4 Greetings Golden Bears, When I accepted the opportunity to come to WVU Tech two years ago I was overwhelmed with the encouragement and support of our wonderful alumni, faculty, staff and students. Thanks to each of you we've made tremendous strides toward our three Rs: Recruit. Retain. Rebuild. letter from the WVU TECH CEO 2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . B E AR T R AC K S Last fall we had a more than 10 percent increase in enrollment – one of only two public institutions in West Virginia to report an increase! Our fall enrollment was 1,222 with students from 28 states and 23 nations. Residence halls are nearing capacity and the dining hall is overflowing with students. In response, we have added a dining option in the new Student Success Center and are planning a "grab-and-go" eatery in the Engineering Building. We've added forensic investigation to our academic offerings and are working on an online program in aviation management. We continue to make updates to our campus facilities, including adding a new forensic crime house, an outdoor basketball court and the Welcome Wall at the campus entrance. We are planning to repave several parking lots this spring, as well as the walking path between Orndorff Hall and Old Main. We are also working with West Virginia University for our institutional reaccreditation through the Higher Learning Commission (HLC). This is a pivotal time for WVU Tech and the WVU System as we reaffirm our rigorous academic standards. We continue our commitment to offering students a top-notch education at an exceptional value. More information about the reaccreditation process can be found online at wvutech.edu. I hope you enjoy this latest edition of the Bear Tracks magazine highlighting some of our recent accomplishments. Great things are indeed happening at WVU Tech thanks to the generous support of Golden Bears like you! Thank you for your support. Sincerely, contents 2 Letter from the WVU Tech CEO 4 Campus Updates 8 Robotics Inspires Future Engineers Continuing a Dream 2 USCAA National Soccer Tournament 4 Welcome Home 6 Class Notes West Virginia University Institute of Technology Campus Executive Officer Carolyn Long Editor Dr. Adrienne King Design Katrina Baker Web Bok Kwee Toh 7 In Memoriam 8 Alumni News 2 Upcoming Events ON THE COVER: The Golden Bears took the title of National Champions in the 2013 United States College Athletic Association (USCAA) National Soccer Tournament on Saturday, November 2. WVU Tech took the title in a 2-1 victory over the University of Maine at Fort Kent. Contributors Rachelle Beckner Becky Brouse Tara Hines, '03 Dr. Adrienne King Photographers Katrina Baker James Holloway Rick Lee Bok Kwee Toh Office of Relations & Communications Old Main 201 Montgomery, WV 25136 wvutech.edu firstname.lastname@example.com Change of Address WVU Foundation PO Box 1650 Morgantown, WV 26504-1650 email@example.com Class Notes WVU Institute of Technology Office of Alumni Relations 304.442.3131 email@example.com alumni.wvutech.edu West Virginia University Institute of Technology is governed by the West Virginia University Board of Governors and the West Virginia Higher Education Policy Commission. 04 2 8 WVU Tech is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action institution. wvutech.edu S PR I N G 2 01 4 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 CAMPUS UPDATES Golden Bears represented at Undergraduate Research Day Two student teams from WVU Tech showcased their research at the 2013 Undergraduate Research Day at the Legislature. Senior mechanical engineering students Kevin Goff and Paul Shaw and senior engineering technology majors Amy Young and Hannah Clutter presented their research at the State Capitol. Tech faculty received $150,000 in state-funded research grants The West Virginia Higher Education Policy Commission (HEPC) recognized faculty from across the state that were awarded scientific research grants in conjunction with the annual Undergraduate Research TECH FACULTY Day. WVU Tech faculty members RECEIVED Dr. Stephen Goodman, Dr. Mingyu Lu, $150,000 IN Dr. Houbing Song, Dr. Baozhong Tian, STATE-FUNDED Dr. Horng-Jyh Yang and Dr. Nan Wang RESEARCH were recognized during a luncheon at the GRANTS State Culture Center. TECH JOINED WVU & WVU EXTENSION AT THE CAPITOL On March 22, WVU Tech joined forces with more than 50 WVU and WVU Extension programs for WVU's Day at the Legislature. WVU Tech provided hands-on, interactive presentations highlighting academic programs from across the University including chemistry, forensic investigation and nursing. Student Success Center Grand Opening WVU Tech held a ribbon-cutting ceremony on April 4 for the University's new Student Success Center located on the third floor of the Vining Library. The center coordinates all first-year advising, academic peer tutoring and workshops covering topics such as study skills and time management. WVU Tech hosted first Cyber-Physical Systems Symposium The Center of Excellence for Cyber-Physical Systems (WVCECPS) at WVU Tech hosted the first annual Cyber-Physical Systems (CPS) Symposium on May 2. The event featured six of the leading CPS researchers. Topics included the applications of CPS in smart grids, landslide detection, underground coal mines, emergency response and environmental monitoring. WVU Tech hosted College Summit WV and Yale Alumni Service Corps Volunteers WVU Tech hosted a special College Summit workshop featuring the Yale Alumni Service Corps on June 27 – June 30. More than 130 students from West Virginia high schools attended the workshop at WVU Tech, including students from Raleigh, Wyoming, McDowell, Webster, Putnam, Greenbrier and Mingo counties. AT&T sponsored annual Camp STEM The annual, one-week summer program teaches high school students about the STEM disciplines through hands-on, interactive learning. Now in its ninth year, the 2013 camp included 4 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . B E AR T RAC K S CAMPUS CELEBRATES 114TH COMMENCEMENT W VU Tech honored the Class of 2013 during the 114th Commencement on the Montgomery campus on May 11. The ceremony recognized 171 graduates. West Virginia Secretary of Transportation and WVU Tech alumnus Paul Mattox, Jr., '82, provided the Commencement Address. The University's Academic Awards Committee presented the Leadership Citations, which were established by former Tech president and professor emeritus Dr. Leonard C. Nelson in 1978. This year's recipients were Casey Orndorff and Monika Becker. Mattox offered final advice to the graduates, saying, "Be confident in the knowledge that the education you've received at this great institution has given you all the tools you need to be successful. All you have to do now is apply them." 60 students from across the country. With the generous support of AT&T, WVU Tech was able to offer scholarships for many of the participants and increase the number of seats in the program. school students in 22 West Virginia counties. The fair was hosted by WVU Tech, West Virginia Higher Education Policy Commission and the West Virginia Division of Culture and History. Golden Bears at the State Fair Tech hosted WVU Coach Bob Huggins and Attorney James "Rocky" Gianola WVU Tech once again participated in the West Virginia State Fair in Greenbrier County, W.Va. Faculty, staff and students provided demonstrations in renewable energy, nursing and aviation for fairgoers. West Virginia Science and Art Fair held at WVU Tech WVU Tech was the site for a West Virginia Science and Art Fair for high school and middle '13 CLASS OF The Department of Physical Education hosted an athletics coaching education and sport management panel featuring two well-known West Virginia University alumni: Attorney James "Rocky" Gianola and Men's Basketball Coach Bob Huggins on Wednesday, September 25 in the Engineering Auditorium. The presentation was sponsored in part by Summit Community Bank. S PR I N G 2 01 4 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 CAMPUS UPDATES T his year's Homecoming was celebrated with a Superheroes theme. The weekend kicked off on Friday, October 25, with the annual State of Tech Address given by CEO Carolyn Long. Following that was the Alumni of the Year Banquet where Barry Pearson, '96, was honored by the College of Business, Humanities and Social Sciences and James Smith, '86, was honored by the Leonard C. Nelson College of Engineering and Sciences. On Saturday morning, October 26, the Tech Golden Bear Alumni Association held their annual meeting. Later that afternoon students, alumni and community members gathered to watch the Homecoming parade and take part in the tailgate. This year's parade marshall was Tim O'Neal, '97. The men's and women's basketball teams kicked off their opening season. The Tech Golden Bear Alumni Association hosted a reception for alumni during the annual alumni basketball game held later in the evening. Seniors Emily Geldbach and John Walters were crowned homecoming queen and king. 6 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . B E AR T R AC K S Otis K. Rice Lecture Industry experts lend hiring tips to students The fifth annual Otis K. Rice Lecture Series featured Dr. Fred Barkey on Thursday, September 26. The event was sponsored by the West Virginia Humanities Council. Barkey's lecture, entitled "Here Come the Boomer 'Talys': Italian Immigrants and Industrial Conflict in the Upper Kanawha Valley (1903-1917)," was held in the Engineering Auditorium. WVU Tech hosted an expert panel of employers during a special "Get Hired" event on Thursday, October 10, in the Student Success Center. The 11-member panel featured employers from across the state with professional backgrounds representing a variety of majors including accounting, business, chemistry, health service administration, mechanical engineering, nursing and sport management. WVU Tech hosted dinner theatre Top Chefs of Tech The campus community was invited to a special dinner theatre performance of Les Miserables on Thursday, October 17, in the Tech Ballroom by the Charleston Light Opera Guild. Featured performers from the production, including two WVU Tech grads, performed several numbers from the musical followed by a Q&A with the audience. Ted Rose, '99, and Carl Simpkins II, '10, were among the performers on campus. A campus favorite, Top Chefs of Tech, included administrative and staff volunteers cooking a midnight breakfast for students during finals week. The event features a popular omelet station, pancakes and homemade waffles, to offset those long study sessions. T he WVU Tech community gathered on Monday, December 9, to celebrate the Lighting of Old Main and the upcoming holidays. Now in its fifth year, the festivities included the official lighting of Old Main complete with fireworks, as well as many other holiday traditions such as hot cocoa, s'mores, cookie decorating and pictures with Santa and Elf Monty. DOW Chemical Sponsored Engineering & Sciences Open House WVU Tech hosted an Engineering & Sciences Open House for students in grades 6-12 on Thursday, October 31. The event was sponsored by The DOW Chemical Company and included more than 1,000 student participants. LIGHT UP OLD MAIN FESTIVITIES "The Little Shop of Horrors" The Tech Players annual production featured a hapless florist and his carnivorous plant that feeds on human flesh. The comedy delighted fans during the performances on November 21 – 23. Holiday Open House CEO Carolyn Long hosted a Holiday Open House for faculty, staff, alumni and friends at the Robinson House on December 4. Students were invited for a holiday pizza party that evening. S PR I N G 2 01 4 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 By Dr. Adrienne King ROB Cory Igo, Samuel Johnson and Nathan Settle demonstrate their robot's climbing capabilities outside of Old Main. 8 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . B E AR T RAC K S Y ou know you're passionate about a project when you work around the clock, even sleeping in the lab, for four days straight. The Golden Bear robotics team did just that before taking their robot named "Quick Draw Claw" to a Toronto conference and competition last year. The multidisciplinary team included mechanical engineering students and recent graduates Darrell Gartin, '13; Samuel Johnson, '13; Cory Igo, '13; Joseph Menello, with support from Wyatt McClead, Jason Browning and recent electrical engineering graduates Ryan McBrayer, '13; and Nathan Settle, '13. The mechanical engineering students BOTICS INSPIRES FUTURE ENGINEERS designed and built their robot from scratch for their capstone project, with microprocessor programming assistance from their electrical engineering classmates. McBrayer explained, "My specializations in electrical engineering are control and communications systems. I was brought in to help bring their robot to life." The students' capstone advisor and assistant professor of mechanical engineering Dr. Farshid Zabihian explained, "They discovered that if they really wanted something they could achieve it. They all put in a 110 percent effort on the project. It was rewarding to see their self-satisfaction." The team traveled to the 2013 American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) Regional Student Leadership Conference where they participated in the "Remote Inspection Device" student design competition. The annual event brings together professional engineers and student members. "The objective of the project was hands-on learning. Their robot was so strong and robust that with a little more development it could have been used in mining applications," added Zabihian. The competition's obstacles proved to be more than the robot could handle in the time limit, but the students' capstone experience didn't end in Toronto. The students decided to take their project on the road and into classrooms around West Virginia in hopes of inspiring the next generation of engineers. "The idea came from them. I just tried to encourage them," said Zabihian. Igo explained, "We all came from smaller schools like Clay County High School. We wanted to show kids what you could do with a STEM education." The robotics team traveled to elementary, middle and high schools throughout West Virginia providing live demonstrations of their robot and then opening up the floor to questions. "We got lots of different questions about the design…it was a great way to engage students," Igo said. McBrayer added, "It was a great experience to see people sitting where we were 5-10 years ago getting excited about what worlds engineering can open for them." The WVU Tech robotics tradition is continuing with a new team preparing for the Unmanned Aerial Vehicles competition this semester. S PR I N G 2 01 4 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 By Rachelle Beckner TI NUING N O C a Dream I n her childhood, Ammy Michelle Webb enjoyed numerous activities and sports, including ballet, swimming, cheerleading, reading, debate team, drama and chorus. "She was very proud of all of her accomplishments," said her father, John Webb, as he Webb spent would tell me about recently flipped through a scrapbook Ammy organized with all her her childhood in all the things she was ribbons, certificates and news clippings. St. Albans, attending learning." She wasn't the star of any sports team or theater production, but McKinley Middle That all changed School and St. Albans when Ammy and Ammy was well-liked and highly involved in her community. When High School, where two friends were she died in a tragic car crash in September 2002, people in the she competed on the killed in a car crash community wanted to honor her memory. swimming and forenalong Route 60 sics teams. Upon high near Shrewsbury an school graduation, early morning in Ammy worked for City National Bank and Olive Garden, at September 2002. Devastated by her death, Ammy's parents its former location in the Town Center Mall in Charleston, – John and Carol Webb – weren't sure how to handle their W.Va, all while attending classes as a freshman at WVU grief and have their daughter's memory live on. But Tech. "I told her she had to work hard and show us that friends had a suggestion that gave some solace for she was going to apply herself for college," her father said. John and Carol. "It shouldn't be easy. I told her if we saw her applying "(They) … suggested that we start a scholarship fund herself, we'd help her." in Ammy's name," John said. "Carol and I looked at each Ammy worked hard, applying her math skills to pursue other and knew that was what we should do. We knew how a civil engineering degree at WVU Tech. "She enjoyed the important this degree was to Ammy." math," John Webb said. "She was intrigued by the strength Friends and family contributed to the scholarship over of steel and bridges. When I'd take her out to dinner, she the years. Ammy's fiancé at the time, Aubrey Ayash, and 10 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . B E AR T RAC K S John operates Webb Plumbing in Spring Hill and Carol has worked for the St. Albans Post Office for more than two decades. Last year, John toured a potential construction site. The professional giving him the tour was a mechanical engineer. "He said to me, 'Webb. Webb. Did you have a daughter who attended Tech?'" John recalled recently. "I asked him if he knew Ammy. He told me how she changed his life. He was a student at Tech at the same time as Ammy and was struggling with some of the math. She helped him study that semester and encouraged him to stay in school. Now, he's a mechanical engineer." We want to help someone else achieve what she couldn't. his family made a generous contribution to the scholarship. "We were more fortunate than some, so we put a large gift in there," Aubrey recently recalled. "It mattered to us. My mother was close to Ammy, but more importantly (my mother) knew how much Ammy meant to me so she made a large donation to the scholarship." Now, students pursuing a civil engineering degree at WVU Tech can receive financial help through the Ammy Michelle Webb Civil Engineering Endowed Scholarship, which provides financial support for a sophomore, junior or senior civil engineering student with a B average and who has financial need. No athletes are eligible for the award. While Ammy participated in sports and activities in her youth, she focused her attention on her studies in college, her parents explained. Ammy was 22 when she died. She was a young woman with a bright future, full of ambition and vision. Her father said she eventually planned on a career in public service. "She liked to help people. She would have done a good job (in politics)," he said. In her short life span, Ammy impacted a lot of lives, her parents said. It was evident during her funeral service, when hundreds of visitors lined up outside the funeral home to pay their respects. "She tutored quite a few people in an official and unofficial capacity," Aubrey said. "I heard about how she helped people at the funeral. People I didn't know would tell me stories about her helping them study, or learn a concept." Ammy's influence is evident even today as John and Carol continue their lives in the Kanawha Valley. That's the kind of influence Ammy had in people's lives. John and Carol want their daughter's influence to continue at WVU Tech through her scholarship. The scholarship keeps their daughter's memory alive, but more importantly it provides a way for Ammy to continue to be an influence in other students' lives. "We want to help someone else achieve what she couldn't," the Webbs said. Donations to the Ammy Michelle Webb Civil Engineering Endowed Scholarship may be made using the enclosed enveloped or by contacting the WVU Tech Office of Development at 304.442.1078. Ammy's father John affectionately remembers his daughter's loving spirit. S PR I N G 2 01 4 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 By Becky Brouse W VU Tech and the City of Charleston were proud to host the 2013 USCAA National Soccer Championship Tournament for men and women from October 31 – November 2 in Charleston, W.Va. The University will also host the tournament along with 10 men's teams and 10 women's teams again in 2014. The national tournament was a huge opportunity for WVU Tech and Charleston to showcase the University and the City of Charleston. During the tournament, attendees got to experience the Charleston Civic Center, Schoenbaum Stadium (Coonskin Park) and Trace Fork Soccer Complex. The city received guests from around the country which had a nearly 500 thousand dollar economic impact on the area. WVU Tech's Office of Alumni Relations hosted a tailgate at Schoenbaum Stadium for WVU Tech alumni, students, fans, faculty and staff to kick off the tournament prior to the men's game on October 31. Guests had the chance to enjoy trunk-or-treat and a costume contest. The food was provided by Chef Paul Smith, son of Tech alumni Reggie Smith, '74, and Sarah (Sally) Smith, '73. The support of the fans was noticeable from all aspects as the teams played in front of a home crowd of family, friends and Golden Bear fans. Tech felt their presence and appreciated every minute of it. 12 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . B E AR T RAC K S "It was a great accomplishment for the University and the student body. We had amazing support throughout the tournament, without them we wouldn't have been able to beat one of the best teams I've seen in my coaching career from Maine Fort Kent," said WVU Tech men's head coach Luis Cortell. WVU Tech's men's and women's teams both participated in the tournament. The women's squad entered the tournament as the tenth seed but upset seed No. 7, Paul Smith's College, with a score of 2-0. The Golden Bears then WVU Tech Brings USCAA NAT faced 2012 tournament runners-up, No. 2 seed Daemen College. WVU Tech fell in a narrow 3-2 loss to the eventual runners-up of the 2013 tournament. The top-seeded men's team defeated the No. 2 seed, University of Maine Fort Kent, 2-1 to take the National Read the fans' reactions via Storify: www.wvute.ch/soccerfans13. We had amazing support throughout the tournament, without them we wouldn't have been able to beat one of the best teams I've seen in my coaching career... - Luis Cortell, head men's soccer coach TIONAL TOURNAMENT to West Virginia Title in 2013! The Golden Bears were the victors over the Bengals during the regular season (4-3) and history repeated itself. WVU Tech was the runner-up in the 2012 USCAA Men's Soccer National Championship and managed to win on a penalty kick golden goal in this year's championship. The 2014 USCAA Soccer Championship Tournament will be held at Schoenbaum Stadium and Trace Fork Soccer Stadium again next fall. The men's and women's teams both look forward to the opportunity to participate in, and host, the tournament for the second year in a row. S PR I N G 2 01 4 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 By Tara Hines, ' 03 Welcome � � Home Golden Alumni Honored at Commencement � � The Office of Alumni Relations at WVU Tech has begun a tradition for a very special group of alumni…our Golden Alumni! These alumni have celebrated 50 years since their graduation from Tech and have helped to build our University into what it is today. 14 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . B E AR T RAC K S ach year, the 50th anniversary class is invited to return to their alma mater during WVU Tech's annual Commencement celebration weekend. This two-day event kicks off with a tour of campus. This is a chance to revisit places that hold special meaning to them and to see how Tech has grown since their days as students. The former classmates and their guests are then invited to a reception in their honor at the president's house hosted by CEO Carolyn Long. The following morning a special breakfast is held before the Commencement ceremony in the University's Bear's Den. Guests include the Commencement speaker, Golden Alumni, platform party and other special guests. The menu features traditional brunch fare including ham, made-to-order omelets, biscuits and gravy, French toast and other pastries. The event provides guests an opportunity to share stories and reminisce about their time at Tech. The major highlight for our Golden Alumni is a chance to once again don the traditional cap and gown and walk in the Commencement ceremony along with our current graduates. Karen Gill, '63, said, "To walk in the processional line in front of the students was such an honor." As each of their names are read, the Golden Alumni are recognized and receive a certificate of achievement for the accomplishments they have made since their graduation. After the Commencement ceremony, graduates and their families are invited to attend a reception with our Golden Alumni that is hosted by WVU Tech and the Tech Golden Bear Alumni Association. Having this group back on campus is a great opportunity for our newest alumni to talk to them and get advice as they venture out into the workforce. We want to build relationships between alumni of all ages. This is the first step in bridging that gap and combining our history with our future. Each year this event continues to grow and last year the Golden Alumni Class of 1963 set a record for the number of alumni in attendance with 16 graduates returning along with their spouses and families. Golden Alumni in attendance were Eric Anderson, John Copley, Edward Donalson, Linda Donalson, Karen Gill, Earl Harshbarger, Nancy Hart, Charles Kuhl, Delmas Lane, Stephen Light, John Mooney, Charles Raines, Frank Seller, Morley Shamblen, William Shorter and Marylu Walker. Class agents Edward and Linda Donalson and Nancy Hart contacted many of their fellow Golden Bears and made this past reunion one to remember. Not only were old friendships rekindled, but new ones were made. Gill also recalls more of how she and her friends felt that day, "From the beginning until the end we were impressed by the detail and planning that went into making this a special time for us. Everything from the invitations to the freshly pressed gowns that awaited us on our arrival were top notch." Gill's Golden Alumni 1963 – 2013 husband, Jimmy, graduated in 1968 and before leaving the ceremony last year remarked, "I can't wait to come back in five years so I can take part in this event." This year we are honoring the Golden Alumni class of 1964. If you are a part of this graduating class, or any upcoming class, and would like to serve as a class agent, please contact the Office of Alumni Relations at 304.442.3131 or e-mail email@example.com. We can help get you started reaching out to and reconnecting with your former classmates. 50 Years � S PR I N G 2 01 3 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 CLASS NOTES 1960s Roger Griffith, '68, was named president of the Tech Foundation. Ed Robinson, '69, was elected to serve as a member of the Tech Foundation. 1970s King Boyce, '72, plans to retire this year after 41 years of service in the public school system. John Jarrett, (above), '84, served as the project manager for the construction of the WVU Tech Welcome Wall and began serving on the Tech Golden Bear Alumni Association Board of Directors in May 2013. Jason Landers, '88, was elected to serve on the Tech Golden Bear Alumni Association Board of Directors in September 2013. Kendra Bailey Prine, '01, and her husband, Joe Prine, '01, welcomed their first daughter, Morgan Abigail (above). 1990s Sarah (Sally) Smith, (above), '73, served as the guest speaker during the 2013 WVU Tech Student Convocation. Ralph (Rick) Williams, '75, is working as the senior manager of employee relations for OFS Fitel, LLC in Georgia. John Fischer, '78, was promoted to executive vice president of HealthSmart's western region. 1980s John McDaniel, '80, director of engineering and technical services for Arch Coal, Inc., received the "Because of You" Engineering Professional Award at the 4th annual Miners' Celebration Conference. Edward O. Watson, '81, joined the city of Hopewell, Va.'s staff as the director of public works. Paul Mattox, '82, was elected to serve on the Tech Golden Bear Alumni Association Board of Directors effective November 2013. 16 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . B E AR T RAC K S Teresa McNeil, '90, was elected to the Tech Golden Bear Alumni Association Board of Directors in October 2013. Joyce Gentry, '91, joined Potesta & Associates, an engineering and environmental consulting firm, at its Charleston corporate office as a senior engineer. Eric Bess, '95, joined Hatch Mott MacDonald in Charleston, W.Va., and was named secretary of the Tech Foundation. Rebecca Randolph, '97, was elected to serve as the vice-president of the Tech Foundation. Tim O'Neal, '97, joined the Tech Golden Bear Alumni Association Board of Directors in May 2013. Tina Williams', '99, daughter, Camryn, served as a 2013 Homecoming crown bearer. 2000s Kevin Highlander, '01, was hired as the senior manager at Arnett Foster Toothman PLLC in the accounting firm's tax practice. Joe Cline, '02 and Tamara Cline, '04, welcomed their first son, Holt (above). Ronald Hatfield, '02, became the regional director of ViSalus Sciences. Jason Perry, '02, is an associate with Stanley D. Lindsey & Associates Ltd., in Brentwood, Tenn. He recently wrote an article titled "Rapid Response" in the March 2013 issue of Modern Steel Construction. Jason Blackhurst, '03, and his wife, Elicia, welcomed their second child, Finn Edward. Tara Thomas Hines, '03, was accepted into the master's degree program for Integrated Marketing Communications at West Virginia University. Kaci Foster, '03 and '04, was elected to the Tech Golden Bear Alumni Association Board of Directors in September 2013. Foster recently went to work for Ramsey Eye Care in Charleston, W.Va. Her son, David, served as a 2013 Homecoming crown bearer. In Memoriam Jake Lease, '03, is the new sports events manager at the Dallas Convention and Visitors Bureau. Stephen Holcomb, '09, started his own business practice as an independent New York Life agent. 2010s Andrew Blatt, '12, was honored by West Virginia Governor Earl Ray Tomblin during his 2013 State of the State speech for his work overseeing Gestamp's new $22 million dollar laser cutting project. Casey Orndorff, '13, is studying at Louisiana Tech University to receive his Ph.D. in computational analysis and modeling with emphasis in math, computer science and biomedical engineering. Amanda Simpson, '13, was accepted into the veterinary medicine program at the University of Missouri. TO SUBMIT CLASS NOTES, PLEASE E-MAIL US AT firstname.lastname@example.com. 1940s Golden Bears Dorothy E. Facinoli, '46, of Adamstown, Md., passed away at her home on July 19, 2013. Dr. Ernest Nester passed away on 1950s Robert L. Breeden, '50, of Maclean, Va., passed away on March 15, 2013. Breeden was the vice president for publication and educational materials for the National Geographic Society and created the first official guidebook of the White House at the insistence of First Lady Jackie Kennedy. Jane Ann Kennedy, '54, of Montgomery, W.Va., passed away on June 30, 2013. March 25, 2013. Nester spent his professional life as a professor of civil engineering, department chairman of civil engineering and, later, dean of engineering at WVU Tech. Dr. Surinder Kumar Ram, professor of electrical engineering at WVU Tech, passed away on April 30, 2013. Alan Swiger passed away on June 6, 2013. Swiger was the assistant supervisor of campus services at WVU Tech. 1960s Dr. Michael Lewis, '65, of Charleston, W.Va., passed away on August 2, 2013. Lewis was appointed as secretary of the DHHR by Governor Earl Ray Tomblin. Upon his passing Tomblin said, "Throughout his (Lewis) career, he was a kind, compassionate healthcare advocate who dedicated his life to the health of all West Virginians." Nile Williams, '65, of Herndon, Va., passed away on October 21, 2013. Mustafa Kol, '66, a native of Izmir, Turkey, passed away peacefully on October 9, 2013 surrounded by his loved ones. S PR I N G 2 01 4 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17 alumni NEWS Twenty-four Tech alumni and their spouses, along with members of the WVU Tech administration, came together at an event on ALUMNI May 31 in Cary, North Carolina. The alumni CHAPTER gathering was organized by Hank Wright, '68 KICK-OFF and Richard "Dick" Hart, '62. The formation of this new alumni chapter will give Golden Bears living in the central North Carolina area a place to stay in touch with others and support their alma mater. RALEIGH, N.C. 2013 HALL OF FAME INDUCTION The Golden Bear Athletic Department inducted five outstanding alumni into the Hall of Fame on Friday, September 6. The inductees were Jerri Aleshire, '00, Ronald Beatty, '90, Kenneth Knapp, '60, Eric Smith, '03 and Jim Welker, '59. A dinner was held in honor of these alumni as they became a part of a long list of Golden Bear athletes to be recognized for their talents both on and off the playing field. WVU TECH ATHLETIC REUNION Richard "Dick" Hart, '62, hosted a reunion for all former Tech athletes on Saturday, September 7, on the campus of WVU Tech. Alumni from all over came to catch up with old friends and relive memories. 2013 ALUMNI BASKETBALL GAME During this year's Homecoming celebration, WVU Tech hosted the annual Alumni Game. Former players of all graduation years came out to face each other on the court. In what was a very entertaining game our alumni proved they still have what it takes. 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|Impaired exercise performance after successful liver transplantation.
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|BACKGROUND: Recipients of heart, lung, and kidney transplants have impaired peak exercise performance (peak Vo2 40% to 60% predicted, reduced anaerobic threshold [AT]) without evidence of ventilatory or cardiac limitations. The aim of this study was to determine whether similar exercise impairment occurs in liver transplant recipients. METHODS: We studied eight healthy liver transplant recipients (age 42+/-9 [SD] years, 6 male, 31+/-13 months posttransplant). Immunosuppression included FK506 or cyclosporine, azathioprine or mycophenolate mofetil, and prednisone. Subjects underwent lung function testing and cardiopulmonary exercise testing on a cycle ergometer. RESULTS: Peak exercise oxygen consumption (Vo2) was 22+/-8 ml/min/kg (66+/-20% predicted maximum). No subject demonstrated exercise desaturation or ventilatory limitation (peak minute ventilation 55+/-8% predicted maximum voluntary ventilation). Peak heart rate was 87+/-8% of predicted maximum. Early AT was evident (1.2+/-0.34 L/min, 48+/-11% predicted Vo2max). CONCLUSIONS: Liver transplant recipients exhibit impaired peak exercise performance similar to that observed after other solid organ transplants, possibly as a result of chronic deconditioning or myopathy related to immunosuppressive medications.
|A L Stephenson; E M Yoshida; R T Abboud; G Fradet; R D Levy
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Unbeliveable... DB you and MC are the only ones following the $! Congrats, now dig deeper and see the real reason behind the slight of hand... Turbo Tax Timmy aluded to the "DEA" this am in his report to congress!
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"DEA" = The "Dead Enterprize Adjustment"... in compensation.
Goldman's new pay plan: Rip-off investors even more at the high-frequency trading desk, but this time do more of this trading in Goldman's executive personal accounts. This way a chunk of the obscene profits are off the company's books and go directly to the executives own accounts. It's like wrestling with a pig.. These guys spent 95% of their 'work' day focused on their personal compensation.
As a shareholder, I believe it's imperative that Managment acts appropriately and this is a very good step in the right direction. As for the sarcasm, when you look at the past behavior on Wall Street and by Bankers by and large, one word comes to mind, GREED, that far surpasses anyone imagination. One might use the word PIGS, but what have pigs ever done but make a commitment. I suggest that everyone think past their noses and look a bit to the future benefit of the country and world at large. Finally, why should shareholders have to pay a "RETENTION" bonus to someone who's past PERFORMANCE (can't call it a performance bonus) is terrible that it has resulted in bankrupting the company. He should be fired, and slapped silly on the way out.
Your instant trading platform, and other methods, by the way leaves a lot to be desired when it comes to a fair playing field. So, it's not like you always take the high road. This is a good start though.
Interesting ... Step one, pay bonuses in stock due to vest in the long term. Step two, sell the company and invoke an obscure change of control clause to vest the stocks in the short term. We should all just become bankers, investors and managers. There is no need to toil the earth for a living.
Well, cynicism aside...I guess it's a start...but then again, if I, as a GS shareowner, can't figure out who's getting screwed in this deal, it's probably me! Ughh.
don't be fooled. GS paid their employees an average of 700K in bonus money. The exedcutives impacted by this already got theirs and won't be taxed like Europe is doing.
Shares at risk - I think that means if the shares are underwater when the restriction lapses, Goldman Sachs will make them whole.
Oh! Now I get it: "Heads, we win; Tails, you lose." Of course! Doin' the Lord's work down at GS...
No cash = no taxes so compensation for the management committee is grossed up by 45%+ when you include state and local taxes.
Well, we know what is happening to the top 30 employees, how about the remaining 14,000 employees ?
I understand that the package also contains an AK-47 for each one of their "chosen" leaders
Look the people of Goldman Sachs busted their rumps to succeed the way they did. They did not break the rules of engagement that were allowed to them by US, FR, and UK governments. Who's responsible--its the people of those governments and their officials, that's who is responsible. GS employees shouldn't be penalized, for our shortness of thought as citizens in these governments, who allowed business to be done the way it was done. Personally, I think that the UK and FR are two faced, and are just trying to get some of that action, because of the hurt they put on themselves, when they realized "we screwed up." So, now, FR and UK "wanna do [tax] bidiness" with GS. Personally, I think that's good news for the USD--I'm tell'n ya now.
Pig Wrestling and Not again . . .hats off to your comments. "Good show!"
One of the thirty people Goldman is listing is Edward Codd Ed Forst the person who abruptly left Goldman in mid-2008 when his old group cost Goldman nearly $3 billion dollars. He showed up at Harvard as the first ever Executive Vice President and now he has left that job abruptly and shown up back at Goldman. Hardly deserving of a bonus at all, since his Leveraged Loan effort was central to Goldman losing so much money. Or perhaps he knows where the bodies are buried. There is a lot of resentment among junior partners about why he was allowed back.
I also found this blog on the Wall Street Journal which may help explain this issue. It is dated June 20, 2008 and claimed that he was the first executive officer ever not to get a second eight years as a partner. Perhaps the political wind has changed again, for now he is back. To quote: "ED FORST WHO WAS HEAD OF LEVERAGED LOAN BUSINESS WHICH TOOK 1.7 BILLION HIT in 2007 and 800 MILLION HIT IN 2008 IS GONE. HE WAS CHIEF ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER AND THEN HEAD OF INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT. UNDER HIM THE ALPHA FUND IS DOWN 60%."
His tenure at Harvard was no better. He was in charge of the financial issues over the very year in which Harvard underperformed all its rival schools.
The French and British are on to something :) This guy deserves no bonus.
It's a very cleaver way to avoid income taxes...and a good public relation job becuase many normal people who aren't familiar with compensation in stocks probably think these MGMT are not getting any bonuses!
The concept of investing hard earned money into a company means a reasonable return should be expected by the investor. GS was over $240/shr before the crash, then tumbled to $59/shr, and has now recovered to $166/shr. With 2009 earnings over $18/shr and a payout of only 0.84% means to me that the management side of this company is only watching out for management. If i were a shareholder, i would dump this stock immediately and invest in a more suitable, investor freindly company that has a reasonable return in the 3% range.
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Here's a list of some notable CBs:
* Deion Sanders (94 DPOY, 8x Pro-Bowl, 6x All-Pro 1st, 2x All-Pro 2nd)
* Rod Woodson (93 DPOY, 7x Pro-Bowl, 5x All-Pro 1st, 0x All-Pro 2nd)
* Willie Brown (9x Pro-Bowl, 5x All-Pro 1st, 2x All-Pro 2nd)
* Night Train Lane (7x Pro-Bowl, 3x All-Pro 1st, 3x All-Pro 2nd)
* Mel Blount (75 DPOY, 5x Pro-Bowl, 2x All-Pro 1st, 2x All-Pro 2nd)
* Charles Woodson (09 DPOY, 7x Pro-Bowl, 2x All-Pro 1st, 3x All-Pro 2nd)
* Champ Bailey (10x Pro-Bowl, 3x All-Pro 1st, 3x All-Pro 2nd)
* Ronde Barber (5x Pro-Bowl, 3x All-Pro 1st, 1x All-Pro 2nd)
* Aeneas Williams (7x Pro-Bowl, 2x All-Pro 1st, 2x All-Pro 2nd)
* Mike Haynes (9x Pro-Bowl, 2x All-Pro 1st, 6x All-Pro 2nd)
* Darrelle Revis (3x Pro-Bowl, 2x All-Pro 1st, 0x All-Pro 2nd)
* Nnamdi Asomugha (3x Pro-Bowl, 2x All-Pro 1st, 2x All-Pro 2nd)
Lester Hayes also won DPOY at CB, but it was unfortunately the only time he could ever could crack AP-1 team, with just one other year on 2nd.
Charles Woodson had a brilliant season in 2009, but Revis was just too great to ignore. He should already have received his DPOY and now it'll be very difficult to get it, much like the seasons Derrick Thomas and DeMarcus Ware both put up 20 Sacks and didnt win. Yet, he's 26 entering 2011 and reasonably has four to five more years in his athletic prime. Injury risk is always there, but not too much standing in his way from racking up All-Pro accolades especially with his study and work habits. He's nearly matched everybody not named Deion Sanders, Rod Woodson and Willie Brown and he's played four seasons.
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Does anyone know when Cullen Christian will announce his verbal commitment? I heard he was supposed to announce today but I don't know what time and I have not heard anything yet. Any info would be appreciated.
fair point that
I appreciate it.
Come on, don't leave us hanging!
the way this press conference is going....Alaska Time Zone
630 iirc
easy, killer, easy...
question about something I didn't know. Based on your neg point total, I'd say you're the jackass.
Who is Cullen Christian?
silly me. i've been looking at my computer screen too long, and i thought i saw a comma in the middle of this thread title. i assumed this post was a question about cullen's religious affiliation. i was wrong.
How dare the OP waste 12 seconds of our time with a simple question with a simple answer.
We should all put ski masks on and go beat the crap out of the first group of women we see (by the way... did you hear about the MSU football team yet????????????)
Did you guys hear that some MSU Football players were allegedly involved in an assault at a dorm?
kicked off team!
WOTS is that Roundtree got contacts. Hopefully that should help spark a breakout season this year.
Well this will blow your mind: We have this Tate Forcier guy coming in at QB this year and he is DA BOMB!!!>!>!11 I mean he's basically jesus with the football. FUCK SHIT UP!!!!!!!!!!!!
Tate's getting compared to Tebow already?
I COULD NOT BE MORE EXCITED about the future of this thread!!!
Giving you a +1 since somebody negged you for no apparent reason. The negging has gotten ridiculous around here. People SHOULD be allowed to complain when a million topics are made about one subject without the OP even looking first.
Was it really too much to ask to look at the board and read the other two threads entitled "Cullen Christian"? Would that really have been that difficult?
quite often. I check the posting on the right side all the way down. I don't usually go any deeper than that. If I don't see anything there, I might ask a question.
We are mere minutes away!!! I've been waiting for this moment my whole (MGo)life.
When Cullen announces he is going Blue, I am going to posbang every post in this thread in celebration.
By the way, why is there not a live blog for this?
Also, does anyone have a link to a live stream?
Not that I know of, but Helmholdt has a thread on The Fort that he'll post the result in as soon as CC announces. And I mean as soon as it happens.
What is taking so long? It's 6:32 and I'm starting to think he isn't announcing. We are screwed.
Is anybody listening/watching this? I couldn't find the radio station online.
I'm streaming WTKA but they have hockey on.
kdka is the only news on after 6:30. They better say something about the penn hills show stopa.
Still no word. Watching this thread and twitter like a stalker...
Someone should do a fake play by play
*Cullen takes the five hats and places them on the table*
*Cullen's Coach just finished discussing what a great kid Cullen is and how hard he works. Also said he will be a lock-down corner and has a future in the NFL*
*Cullen steps up to the Mic*
"first I would like to thank God, my family and all my coaches"
"Next, I would like to thank all the coaches that recruited me. I met a ton of awesome people and this was a really, really hard decision, but..."
Abrahamic or non-Abrahamic deity?
This is taking FOR-EV-ER
and wipes his tressel
I was doing some facebook stalking and as of now, there was still no info posted.
and then started slapping women.
...which means he's a Wolverine, cuz they like taking things from WVU. (I keed, I keed)
... Then he picked up a ski mask, and announced he was going to MSU.
(edit: great minds think alike?)
Stop lying. I almost had a myocardial infarction before I realized that the MSU hat should actually be a ski mask.
You nearly gave me a heart attack. My computer loaded up the page in such a way that only the subject line "He picked up the MSU hat" was showing, and it wasn't until I scrolled down did I realize you were joking.
Even after that, +1. Please don't scare me like that again...
and some money fell out.
Would it be a recruiting violation to offer free MGoPoints to recruits if they come to Michigan?
Picked up the Kansas hat and got verbally violated!


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Here is the first F1 race report of the season from the Melbourne Grand Prix by Timo Glock, Jerome D'Ambrosio and the Marussia Virgin Racing team.
The Marussia Virgin Racing team achieved its objective of bringing two cars to the chequered flag in the season-opening Australian Grand Prix in Melbourne.
Both Jerome D'Ambrosio and Timo Glock completed the race, with Timo finishing in an unclassified position and Jerome managing 16th place in his first ever F1 race.
Jerome DAmbrosio said he was "really happy with his debut race with Marussia Virgin Racing.
He said: "I started really well and I felt comfortable in the car, even though I think that I could have gone a bit faster at the end of the race. But the most important thing is that we completed the race and this will give me plenty of experience which will be useful for the next races.
"I would like to thank the team for a great job all weekend. We had a very productive time and we will carry the lessons through to the next race in Malaysia and hopefully start moving forward from there."
Timo Glock was pleased with the car's speed but struggled with a front left wheel problem. He commented: "I was behind Jarno Trulli, then caught him and got past him in the pitstop. Unfortunately at the pitstop the front left wheel was loose and I had to drive round for one lap very slowly then come into the pits.
"Unfortunately the drive pegs were damaged but we repaired it, and I at least was able to rejoin the race. For the first couple of laps it was okay but then the car had quite a lot of vibration, so I just tried to focus on finishing the race. In the end it was a little disappointing but at least we demonstrated good reliability and brought both cars to the finish."
John Booth, Marussia Virgin Racing Team Principalwas satisfied with more track time to gather data and improve performance.
He said: "First and foremost we have to be happy that we achieved our objective of a two-car finish.
The problem with Timos wheel is disappointing and even when he was back out on track his progress was hampered as a consequence of the damage sustained. Jrme delivered a good debut race performance so he can feel very proud of what he has achieved this weekend. Finally, congratulations to the team for a big push for the start of the season."
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The Knoxville Chamber of Commerce is looking for volunteers to help clean up the downtown area this weekend. The goal is to spruce things up before visitors from around the world come to the area next month for the 50th anniversary of the Knoxville Nationals. Volunteers will be supplied with gloves, trash bags and weed killer and will be focusing on sidewalks, streets and alleys in the downtown area, followed by a few places on the main highways if time allows.
Chamber Board of Directors member Todd Chambers says it's important for the people of Knoxville to take pride in our community, and do what we can to provide an inviting community and downtown area for our guests to enjoy. He says the chamber is expecting many visitors next month and they want to show off what a great community we have here in Knoxville.
The clean-up will take place Saturday morning from 8-11am and any amount of help would be greatly appreciated. The group will meet in Dr. Larry Formanek's parking lot on the corner of First and Main streets.
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