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PROVIDENCE SECTION
MENTOR DIRECTORY |
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CHARTER:
The
Providence Section Executive Committee is requesting volunteers to act
as mentors for our Student members. Volunteering
mentors will be celebrated by the Section and have contact and
experience/interest information listed on the Section web site and
delivered to Section Student Chapters.
Our members have a wealth of experiences that can be applied to
guiding emerging engineers, a gift that takes little effort or time on
our part and may have a lasting impact on individuals and the
profession. We urge you
to respond to the e-mail address below and provide the following
contact information with a summary of experience/interests.
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Steve
Alam (salam@mediaone.net)
Associate Member for 20 years
617 591 1211 x29
Experience/Interests:
25 years of experience, almost all in medical or bio-tech
instrumentation. with some process control. Embedded systems, 8
and 16 bit mircos (Intel, Dallas, Motorola, Real time D/A and control
ccts., Power Ultrasound (surgical) Able, PALASM, and some Lattice PLD
design, Various assmeblers, Fortran (SLAC), Pascal, C, and C++ on VMS,
Windows, and a smattering of Linux
Education:
B.S.C.S. BU 1995 (2 years E.E. at North Eastern, and one year
of chemistry at Earl ham College (IN) and countless seminar
hours.
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Harold
Belson (h.belson@ieee.org)
Belson Engineering
401-683-4135
Experience/Interests:
Facilities Engineering Manager, with experience in providing facility
and utility planning, construction design, master planning, capital
improvements planning, capital repair programming, architect and
engineering consultant contract management and real estate management.
Retired after thirty five years at the Naval Complex at Newport, RI.
Registered Professional Engineer. Past Chairman, Providence Section,
IEEE; currently a member of the Executive Committee.
Education:
Bachelor of Science In Electrical Engineering, Illinois Institute of
Technology, Chicago, Ill, Masters of Business Administration,
University of Rhode Island.
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Carolyn
Duby (carolynd@pathfindersol.com)
Pathfinder Solutions
508-673-5790
Experience/Interests: Carolyn
is a co-founder and master consultant at Pathfinder Solutions. They
focus on the development of software for high performance real-time
systems using a process called Model Based Software Engineering using
the Unified Modeling Language. Carolyn has over 10 years experience in object-oriented development
and teaches C++ and model-based software engineering. Education:
Bachelors
and Masters, from Brown University in computer science.
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Richard
Hook (r.hook@ieee.org)
Retired
401-822-0205
Experience/Interests:
Management
of research and development for metrology equipment in: Wright aero
Corp, General Electric, Mechanical Technology, Neptune Meter Company,
Brown and Sharpe Manufacturing Company.
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Michael
A. Jones (majpe@verizon.net)
Robson Woese, Bedford, MA
781-271-1750
Experience/Interests:
13 years experience with providing
campus/facility upgrades and designs for
substations, power distribution, alarm system, instrumentation and
control systems. Have worked at the Naval Complex in
Newport, RI, Crosby Valve, and Exponent Failure
Analysis. During designs, performed protective device
overcurrent coordination, fault current, voltage drop, and harmonic
analysis. Design areas include Class I, Division 1
& 2 Hazardous locations. Forensic
investigations include ride control system at major amusement park
in Orlando, FL, and high voltage fault injury and
damage in Louisiana. Presently work at Brown
University. Have a U.S. Patent No. 6,283,138, Pressure
Relief Valve Monitoring Device, awarded September 4, 2001. VMD is
a network connected instrument measuring and recording
overpressure events and valve seat leakage.
Network communication through RS-485 or HART protocol.
Registered Professional Engineer.
Education:
Bachelor of Science In Electrical Engineering, University of Rhode
Island, Masters of Science In Electrical
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Donald
W. Lutz (grandpadon@webtv.net)
Avco
Research Laboratory, Textron.
508-563-3950
or 727-399-9643
Experience/Interests: Over
thirty years of experience in design, construction & installation
of high power sources, associated instrumentation, control, integrating
& monitoring of these integral systems. For pulsed high voltage
power supplies, air core magnets, [in the range of 3,000 to 40,000
gauss] & power supplies to drive them. Associated with these
systems were vacuum, gas handling, gas storage, piping & control
components, including electrical, mechanical & flow schematics,
diagrams & working drawings for these systems. These systems were
for medium to large scale pulsed discharge electrical & gas dynamic research lasers.
These lasers operated at power levels from kilowatts to
megawatts & voltage levels from kilovolts to mega volts. Donald
also applies his vast experience to lecturing on topics such as “Missile
Re-Entry Solution”, “Magneto-Hydro-Dynamics, (M.H.D.) a means of
producing D-C power”, "Gas Driven Lasers" (G.D.L.) and
"Electric Discharge Laser’s" (E.D.L.).
Education:
Lincoln College, Boston, MA [ABS], in Electrical Engineering. Northeastern
University, Boston, MA [BBA], in Engineering & Management.
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Vik
Mehrotra (vikm@venuscapital.com)
Venus
Capitalk Management, Inc.
617-423-1901
Experience/Interests: starting
companies,
seed stage money raising, Portfolio Management, stock markets,
technology investing, venture capital, IPO’s, Investment banking. Education:
MBS, Finance, RIT, Rochester, NY; Ex-Paine Webber, Hedge fund manager
and managing
partner at a VC fund - www.voyagervp.com |
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Hugh
Meier (hugh.meier@mltelecom.com)
President,
Meier & Loftus Communications
www.mltelecom.com
401-935-2075
Experience/Interests: Telecommunications
Design Consulting, including voice systems (PBX, Centrex), data
network components, cable infrastructure, and video systems for large
clients in a campus environment. |
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