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Congratulations on 100 years of excellence in teaching and research. As one of the nations original departments of chemical engineering, this team has consistently produced top engineers who have gone on to create significant, world-changing innovations. This is a department on the move, primed for more notable achievements in the next 100 years. Fine job, all! | |||
| Denice Denton Dean, College of Engineering |
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Fact: more than 4000 degrees have been awarded in the past 100 years of Chemical Engineering at the UW. I am fortunate to have had the opportunity to earn one of those, receiving my bachelor’s degree in 1951. Chemical Engineering education was foundational to the launch of my career, as it was, I’m sure, for many of you. I retired from Pentair in 2002 after a very rewarding career as a Chemical Engineer. Looking back I feel deep gratitude to the UW for the education I received. For me it made all the difference. It is this gratitude that inspired me to chair this centennial reunion. We have a terrific line-up of interesting weekend events planned. You’ll connect with former classmates, professors, and industry leaders representing the depth and breadth of our field. You’ll get a insider’s view on the exciting research currently underway. And we hope you’ll share your views on the optimal direction of engineering education. We look forward to seeing you! |
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Centennial Honorary Committee |
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Albert "Les" Babb Jon & Shelley Bagg Ronald S. "Buzz" & Diane Benson Jeet Bindra J. Ray Bowen |
Carl & Ann Cady Morton David Bruce A. Finlayson William J. Heideger Ivor J. James |
Lennart N. Johanson Mrs. R. Wells Moulton Steve Rogel Betty Benson Runstad Charles Sleicher |
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Organizing Committee |
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Winslow Buxton, Centennial Chair Linda Cadwell Stancin, Centennial Vice Chair Armik Allen Jan Labyak |
Wanda Prong Francois Baneyx Eric M. Stuve |
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