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Pages 199-207

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From page 199...
... He received his Bachelor's, Master's, and Ph.D. degrees in mechanical engineering from Purdue.
From page 200...
... ERICH BLOCH is Director of the National Science Foundation. He joined IBM Corporation in 1952 after receiving a B.S.
From page 201...
... He joined Ford Motor Company in 1970 as Director of Chemical and Physical Science. He is a member of the National Academy of Engineering, where he served as chairman of the Academy committee that drafted the guidelines for the Engineering Research Centers.
From page 202...
... He was Chairman of the Agricultural Engineering Department at Michigan State University, and then Dean of the College of Engineering at Washington State University, where he also taught mechanical engineering.
From page 203...
... After earning a Bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering at Cornell University, he held a number of engineering and manufacturing management positions in Deere's domestic and overseas divisions. In 1980 he was named Vice-President in charge of Manufacturing Development, a position in which he was responsible for the strategic planning and evaluation of new and advanced manufacturing systems and technologies.
From page 204...
... ROLAND W SCHMITT is Chairman of the National Science Board (governing body of the National Science Foundation)
From page 205...
... :::: JAMES J SOLBERG is a Professor of Industrial Engineering at Purdue University and Associate Director of the Computer Integrated Design, Manufacturing, and Automation Center (CIDMAC)
From page 206...
... NAM P SUH is Assistant Director for Engineering of the National Science Foundation.
From page 207...
... Dr. Walker is a past Chairman of the National Science Board, a past Chairman of the Naval Research Advisory Commission, and was the second president of the National Academy of Engineering.


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