I accepted an appointment as an Adjunct Professor, doing preliminary design of the ABET
recently-mandated Senior Capstone Design. I came as an Associate Professor and was
promoted and tenured four years later in 1990. I entered the Faculty Early Retirement
Program in 1996, am an Emeritus Professor, and teach one third time.

I taught Digital Electronics, Microprocessor Assembly Language Programming,
a variety of laboratory courses, and Engineering Ethics and Professionalism
while developing the Senior Design course and its associated laboratories. For the
latter I received two substantial grants from Hughes Aircraft.

I am a Senior Life Member of the IEEE, an Associate Fellow of the AIAA, a member
of ASEE, the Society for Information Display, and also the Society for Engineering Ethics.

I have been chosen for membership of Eta Kappa Nu, Phi Beta Kappa, Tau Beta Pi,
Sigma Xi, and Phi Kappa Phi. I am listed in Who’s Who in Engineering and Technology.
I am a California Registered Professional Engineer in the Control Systems and the
Nuclear branches.

I have been granted 15 patents and Research Disclosures.

I received the AB in Mathematics and Physics from Whitman College and the MS
and PhD from Cal Tech.

I visited the Albanian University of Tirana in 1991. After seeing the pitiful state
of their technical library, textbooks, and laboratories, I formed BOOKS for
ALBANIA and collected 3500 pounds of reference and text books, magazines,
engineering parts, computers, soft ware, and general nontechnical materials.
Arranging to have all this shipped to Albania was almost as difficult as
collecting the materials.

I was born in Kansas, USA. In the depths of the depression we migrated
to California from the dust bowl along with the rest of the OK-ees.