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Thursday, October 16, 2014Pebble Creek Country Club, 4500 Pebble Creek Parkway,

College Station, Texas 77845

2014 DONOR RECOGNITION &

SCHOLARSHIP/FELLOWSHIP

BANQUET

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2014 Donor Recognition & Scholarship/

Fellowship Banquet

presented by

Department of Mechanical Engineering

at Texas A&M University

Social Time

Welcome T. Jacobs

Dinner

Opening Remarks and Donor RecognitionA. Polycarpou

Outstanding Achievement AwardsT. Jacobs & A. Polycarpou

Scholarship Awards PresentationT. Jacobs

Fellowship Awards PresentationD. McAdams

Closing Remarks

T. Jacobs

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INDEX

Letter from the Department Head 1

Newly Established Endowments 2

Outstanding Achievement Awards 3

Endowed Scholarships 8

Non-Endowed Scholarships 26

Endowed Fellowships 30

Non-Endowed Fellowshipsw 34

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LETTER FROM THE DEPARTMENT HEAD

It gives me great pleasure to be in the midst of some of the brightest students in our department, and the wonderful people who are backing the progress of these students through their donations. Tonight our students get a chance to meet the people who are making a difference in their lives, and our donors get to witness in person, the lives they are influencing.

In the Department of Mechanical Engineering at Texas A&M University, we strive to provide the highest quality

education for our students, keeping our curriculum up-to-date with the latest technology and innovations in the field. It is largely through gifts from our donors that we are able to maintain the highest standards of educational experience for our students, and prepare them for careers through which they in turn can contribute to society.

We are blessed to have very generous donors, many of whom are graduates from this department. You are building a legacy that will provide continuing advancements and improvements for the department, allowing us to continue to strive toward our goal of being the greatest mechanical engineering program in the country. Your donations not only push the borders of scientific research, but also help talented and bright young students earn an education, without incurring student debts.

Our students are our future, and if these students with us tonight are any indication, it is a bright one indeed. Tonight is a celebration of the outstanding achievements of our students, a celebration of the generosity of our donors and their loyalty to their alma mater, a celebration of the joy of giving, and the celebration of the hope for a better tomorrow.

I thank our donors deeply from the bottom of my heart for their contributions to the department. To our students present here, continue on the path you are on, never stop the perseverance to excel. We will see great things from you! Thank you, and Gig ‘em.

Sincerely,

Andreas A. PolycarpouDepartment Head

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NEWLY ESTABLISHED ENDOWMENTS

Pamela B. and David E. Beers ’66 Mechanical Engineering Scholarship

Gussie and Horace P. Dansby ’32 Scholarship in Mechanical Engineering

Brenda and Jerry Gray ’62 Fellowship

Pioneer Natural Resources Company Scholarship in Mechanical Engineering

Nameer A. and Cartha Siddiqui ’94 Scholarship in Mechanical Engineering

Vivian and Arthur M. Smith Scholarship in Mechanical Engineering

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OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS

Professor Edwin S. Holdredge Award

The Professor Edwin S. Holdredge Award was established by Mr. J. Mike Walker ’66 and his wife Donna in 2003 in honor of Professor Edwin S. Holdredge. The award is presented to senior students in mechanical engineering who have scored the highest GPAs in their class. Dr. Holdredge began his career at Texas A&M in 1939 and retired in 1980 as Professor Emeritus of mechanical engineering. He was a gifted teacher and chaired forty master of science and doctor of philosophy committees. Dr. Holdredge was awarded a Distinguished Achievement Award in 1962.

Recipients:

Timothy Kroeger

Tim is a senior from Flower Mound, Texas, graduating in May of 2015. He is active in Dr. Timothy Jacobs’ Advanced Engine Research Lab on campus, where he works on projects related to advanced combustion modes and the improvement of emissions and efficiency. He plans to attend graduate school next fall to continue engine research and master more facets of mechanical engineering. In addition to research in the mechanical engineering department, he has completed a minor in German, and enjoyed an outstanding study abroad

experience in Bonn, traveling throughout western, southern, and eastern Germany. He also completed the Business Management Certificate for Engineers at the Mays Business School through an intensive program at the end of one summer, which offered exposure to the fields of study he would encounter in an MBA program. He loves music, and actively participates in the University Student Orchestra.

Jack Reid

Jack is a senior from Austin, Texas, pursuing a mechanical engineering and philosophy dual degree. He is working on a minor in mathematics as well. After the final year of his undergraduate career he intends to pursue a graduate degree in design method. His extracurricular activities at Texas A&M have included serving as a local project lead for Engineers Without Borders, and is a member of the Invisible Jungle team. He became involved in research during the spring of his freshman

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year, studying two-phase flow for the nuclear engineering department. In his sophomore year he was part of an interdisciplinary AggiE-Challenge team, that worked on modeling and predicting human arm movement based on electrical nerve signals. His most recent research work has been in the Plasma Engineering and Diagnostics Laboratory under Dr. David Staack’s guidance, where he has worked on minimizing tactile pain due to non thermal argon plasmas and developing and testing a plasma-based bio-aerosal sterilizer. He recently returned from studying abroad in Qatar and Spain.

Michael Ripperger

Michael Ripperger is a senior mechanical engineering major, class of 2014, from Amarillo, Texas. Michael is actively involved in several student organizations on and off campus, including Big Event, St. Mary’s Catholic Center, American Society of Mechanical Engineers, and Pi Tau Sigma Mechanical Engineering Honor Society. He has gained significant professional experience through four internships and a co-op with Xcel Energy, Toshiba International Corporation, Toyota Motor Corporation, and Tesla Motors. From these work

experiences and coursework at Texas A&M, Michael has developed an interest in dynamics, structural component and system design, and robotics. He plans to pursue a career in the automotive and aerospace industries after graduation in December. He plans to pursue a Master’s Degree in mechanical engineering or business administration in the future.

Brian Walther

Brian is a senior in mechanical engineering with a minor in mathematics, and will graduate in May 2015. Born and raised in Sugar Land, Texas by two Texas A&M alumni, Brian Walther is a dedicated Aggie. He is passionate about science and math. His favorite classes are those which involve hands-on design projects, where he can be creative and explore new ideas. He is a natural problem solver and enjoys the challenges faced every day in his classes. After graduation he will begin his career as a mechanical engineer at Schlumberger, where

he will design and test new components and systems to be used in downhole applications. His extra curricular activities include attending Bible study with Campus Crusade for Christ, participating in sports, and playing guitar. He will marry his fiancé, Lisa, in June 2015.

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K.R. Ramamani Undergraduate Thesis Award

The K.R. Ramamani Undergraduate Thesis Award was established in 2004 by professor K. R. Rajagopal, a faculty member in the Department of Mechanical Engineering. The award honors his father and will provide assistance to a mechanical engineering student entering their senior year in the honors program and plans to complete an undergraduate honors thesis during their senior year at Texas A&M.

Recipient: Jack Reid

Vandiver L. Childs III, Captain USAF, Memorial Scholarship Award

The Vandiver L. Childs III, Captain USAF, Memorial Scholarship Award was endowed by Dr. Dara Childs and his wife, Susan, in memory of his brother who died during the Vietnam War. Each year’s recipient will be the junior student making the top grade in the course MEEN 363, Dynamics and Vibrations. Dr. Childs holds the Leland T. Jordan Chair and has been director of the internationally acclaimed Turbomachinery Laboratory for over 25 years.

Recipient: Timothy Kroeger

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Simmang, Thompson, and Caddess Awards

The Simmang, Thompson and Caddess awards are undergraduate awards, established in 1976 in honor of professors Clifford M. Simmang, J. George H. Thompson, and J. Harvey Caddess, to recognize their years of service to the Department of Mechanical Engineering at Texas A&M. Each award recognizes a student who has excelled in the discipline area indicated. The award includes a financial stipend, a certificate, and a plaque bearing the student’s name and the title of the award. Considerations for presenting the award include strong academic performance in courses pertinent to discipline, active participation in appropriate technical or honor society, and contribution to their discipline by means of industrial employment or research participation.

Clifford M. Simmang Award in Thermal Science

Recipient: Andre J. Nel

Andre graduated with a Bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering and a minor in computer science in the spring of 2014, and is currently pursuing Master’s of engineering in mechanical engineering at Texas A&M. He has spent the last two summers interning in the petroleum industry in South Texas and Alaska. His goal is to finish his education and secure a position in a company where he would use the skills he has learned in school to solve problems. He is currently a member of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers. He is

influenced by Boy Scouts of America, and helps young scouts on their path to Eagle.

J. George H. Thompson Award in Machine Design

Recipient: John Mayo

John graduated summa cum laude with a Bachelor of Science in mechanical engineering from Texas A&M in May 2014 . John was active in Pi Tau Sigma, Tau Beta Pi, the Texas A&M Sounding Rocket Team, and Formula SAE. On the Formula SAE team, John served as project manager, tying all of the acquired knowledge through class together and learning many new management skills to lead to the team to a 2nd place win at the Lincoln competition. This fall, John started at MIT to pursue a master of science in mechanical engineering with

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research in the Biomimetic Robotics Lab. He aims to improve the capabilities of robotic system mobility for the ultimate goal of progressing space exploration through robotics. He believes continued innovation with space systems will progress technology and knowledge for the improvement of all lives on Earth. He would like to work at SpaceX in the future.

J. Harvey Caddess Award in Materials Science

Recipient: Andrea Abeln

Andrea graduated from the Department of Mechanical Engineering in May 2014. Throughout her four years in school she served as a tour guide for the department, as well as being a teaching assistant for MEEN 381. She held leadership positions in the Student Engineers’ Council, Leaders in Freshman Engineering, and the Terry Foundation Student Organization. In addition, she founded Freshmen Reaching Excellence in Engineering. She completed two internships with BP, working in both subsea engineering and wind energy.

Presently she works full-time as a Project Coordinator in Berwick, Louisiana for OneSubsea, a Cameron and Schlumberger company. In her spare time, Andrea enjoys running half marathons, playing soccer, baking, and visiting old friends in College Station. In the future, she hopes to pursue an MBA from Texas A&M and become a certified Project Manager.

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ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIPS

Gladys & William Allison ’44 Scholarship

The Gladys M. and William D. Allison ’44 Scholarship was established by the Allisons in 2006. Mr. Allison earned a mechanical engineering degree from Texas A&M in 1944 after military service in World War II. He started his career with Humble Oil and retired from Exxon USA in 1986 after a distinguished 39-year career.

Recipients:

Madison Alsup Alyssa Rinehart

Vada Dillawn William Whitten

Jonathan Fitzgerald Michelle Wise

Ellen Geis Leping Yu

William T. Asbill ’66 Memorial Scholarship

The William T. Asbill ’66 Memorial Scholarship was established by Dr. Joe Fowler, along with family and friends. The scholarship is in memory of William T. Asbill, director and senior vice president of Stress Engineering Services Inc. and Fowler’s business partner. Mr. Asbill graduated with a Bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering from Texas A&M in 1966. Asbill passed away in October 2011.

Recipients:

Minhtuan Nguyen Brian Ramirez

Edmond I. Bailey ’61 Memorial Scholarship

The Edmond I. Bailey ’61 Memorial Scholarship was established by Stress Engineering Services Inc. in honor of Edmond I. Bailey, who passed away in 2003. Bailey was the principal of Stress Engineering Services in Houston and graduated with his Bachelor’s, Master’s and Ph.D. degrees in mechanical engineering from Texas A&M.

Recipients:

Caroline Day Marshall Robert

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Alison J. Berry ’76 Scholarship

The Alison J. Berry ’76 Scholarship was endowed by Eben W. Berry, Jr.’43 in 2005. Eben Berry earned a Bachelor’s degree from Texas A&M in mechanical engineering in 1943. During World War II, he was stationed in Europe with the Combat Engineers and retired as a captain. Mr. Berry spent 35 years working for Humble Oil and retired in 1982. He endowed this scholarship in honor of his daughter, Alison Berry, Texas A&M class of 1976. Ms. Berry earned a Bachelor’s degree in zoology and a medical degree from the University of Texas Medical Branch. She is now in private practice in San Antonio, TX.

Recipients:

Evelyn Brower Dominic Jarecki

Henry J. Bettencourt ’49 Scholarship

The Henry J. Bettencourt ‘49 Scholarship was established by Dorothy F. Bettencourt, Mark H. Bettencourt ‘79 and Paul D. Bettencourt ‘80 in recognition of Henry J. Bettencourt ‘49.

Recipeint:

Christopher Obermier

Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Broussard ’44 Scholarship

The Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Broussard ’44 Scholarship was established by Mr. Douglas Broussard ’44. Mr. Broussard retired from Shell Oil Company in 1989, after a 41 - year career as Project Manager for Marine Pipelines. He managed Shell’s pioneering efforts in deep water pipelines and was the Project Manager of the Flags Gasline Project, the longest, largest and deepest offshore pipeline in the North Sea in 1976. Mr. Broussard is a member of the Mechanical Engineering Academy of Distinguished Graduates.

Recipients:

Zachary Kohn Kenneth Ogbonnaya

Tyler Marr Timothy Paulsen

Jared Marshall Rong Xu

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Clayton T. Burger ’00 Scholarship

The Clayton T. Burger ’00 Scholarship was established to help mechanical engineering transfer students who participate in varsity or intramural athletics or a student organization associated with athletics. Burger graduated in 2000 and began working for ExxonMobil. In 2003, Burger hit a golf ball 402 yards to win $80,000 in the “Longest Drive” contest. Mr. Burger has endowed this scholarship with a portion of his winnings. His gift was matched by ExxonMobil.

Recipients:

Brendan Foster Shawn Phillips

Lou & C.C. Burton ’42 Scholarship

Lou and C.C. Burton ‘42 established the Lou & C.C. Burton ‘42 Scholarship Fund in mechanical engineering. The endowment will provide one or more scholarships to full-time juniors or seniors in good standing, pursuing a degree in mechanical engineering.

Recipients:

Sima Ahmadizadyekta Victoria Nguyen

Jeffrey Brown Aaron Nitcher

Troy Carreon Rebecca Novak

Deepak Dhankani Patrick Odenborg

Jordan Fisher Richard Padilla

Jacob Friedrich Emma Partridge

Carlos Garza Holly Petrie

Troy Guichard Felipe Reyes Miftajov

Utsav Shiwakoti Elissa Richard

Abram Gutierrez Matthew Riley

John Harvey Jake Robinson

Eric Ho Joel Sam

Jeremy Horton Steven Shepherd

Michael Jablonowski Keegan Smith

Jared Lee Hunter Strickland

Saray Martinez Kevin Swinney

Andrew Morris Caitlyn Talbert

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Recipients:

Shiva Thapa Clint Weaver

Manjil Thapa Magar Kyong Windle

Cameron Villarreal Peter Wong

Hector Villegas James Young

Giancarlo Vitale Heider Javier Zapata

Jody Vu

Aaron Cohen ’52 Engineering Scholarship Fund

The Aaron Cohen ’52 Engineering Scholarship Fund was established in 1991 for Dr. Aaron Cohen by his wife and children in honor of his 60th birthday. Cohen had a long and reputable career at the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), until retiring in 1993. He then joined the Texas A&M engineering faculty and was awarded the title of Emeritus Professor. Dr. Cohen passed away in February of 2010.

Recipeints:

Taylor Sanderson Zachary Vaughn

Jeanette & Robert B. Conn ’51 Scholarship

The Jeanette & Robert B. Conn ’51 Scholarship was established by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Conn in 2007. Mr. Conn graduated from Texas A&M with a Bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering in 1951. While a student at Texas A&M, he was a member of the Corps of Cadets and B-Seniors Corps Outift. Mr. Conn is the retired vice president of A.J. Monier & Co. in San Antonio and is one of the class agents for the Class of 1951 of the San Antonio A&M Club. The Conns are 33-year members of the Century Club and are active with Aggie Hostel and the Traveling Aggies.

Recipient:

Jesse O’Connor

Don P. Dixon ’57 & Sons Scholarship

The Don P. Dixon ’57 & Sons Scholarship was established in 2006 by Don Dixon and his sons David Dixon ’89 and Douglas Dixon ’92. Mr. Dixon graduated from Texas A&M in 1959 with a Bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering. This scholarship will be awarded to students who are graduates of a private school, parochial school or home school, and have demonstrated leadership in high school through participation

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in organizations or activities such as 4-H, FCA, FFA, Scouts, JROTC, or athletics.

Recipients:

Andrew Kostrzewa Vanessa Martinez

Billie G. Earnheart ’43 Memorial Scholarship

The Billie G. Earnheart ’43 Memorial Scholarship Fund was established in 1981 by Mrs. Nan Earnheart in memory of Mr. Billie Earnheart. Mr. Earnheart graduated from Texas A&M with a Bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering in 1943. After graduation, he worked with Monsanto Chemical in Texas City and then at the Corporate Engineering department as Engineering Manager for Mechanical & Materials Technology in St. Louis, Missouri. Mr. Earnheart spent his lifetime teaching the values he learned at Texas A&M until he passed away at his home in 1981.

Recipients:

Kenny Chour Jacob Shaw

Diane P. & Thomas E. Fisher ’66 Scholarship

The Diane P. & Thomas E. Fisher ’66 Scholarship was established by the Fishers in 2002. After Mr. Thomas Fisher graduated from Texas A&M with a degree in mechanical engineering in 1966, he spent 34 years with Unocal Corporation until his retirement in 2004. Mr. Fisher played an important role in establishing one of Asia’s first natural gas industries in Thailand. His work contributed to the expansion of natural gas and electric industries throughout southern Asia. The Fishers are currently members of the President’s Endowed Scholarship Foundation at Texas A&M.

Recipients:

Alexander Demblon Zhuoran Xiao

Morris E. Foster ’65 Scholarship

The Morris E. Foster ’65 Scholarship was established in 1993 by Mr. Foster. A mechanical engineering graduate of Texas A&M, Mr. Foster was formerly president of ExxonMobil Production Company. He is a member of the Academy of Distinguished Alumni in the department of mechanical engineering, and a former member of the Engineering Advisory Council, and a member of the Texas A&M Board of Regents.

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Recipients:

Sherif El Moghazi Irina Popova

Marie & James H. Galloway, Jr. ’29 Scholarship

The Marie & James H. Galloway Jr. ’29 Scholarship was established in 2005 by Marie Galloway. Galloway received a Bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering in 1929. He joined Humble Oil and Refining Co. in 1930 as a Petroleum Engineer and advanced to Vice President and Director in 1967. Galloway implemented many revolutionary innovations which are common practice in the petroleum industry today.

Recipient:

Michael New

Bobbie & Louis Gee ’44 Endowed Scholarship

The Bobbie & Louis Gee’44 Endowed Scholarship was established in 1996 by Mr. Louis S. Gee. Mr. Gee graduated from Texas A&M in 1948 with a Bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering and went on to become the co-founder and CEO of Tippett & Gee Inc., a consulting engineering firm in Abilene, Texas.

Recipients:

Michael Moellering Zane Rudd

Mary Ann & Gordon Gibson ’55 Scholarship

The Mary Ann & Gordon Gibson ’55 Scholarship was established in 2003 by Mr. and Mrs. Gibson. Mr. Gibson graduated from Texas A&M with a degree in mechanical engineering and received his master’s in mechanical engineering from Southern Methodist University. He began his career with Lockheed Martin where he held numerous technical and management positions, and is presently the Director of Configuration Development at their Fort Worth Division.

Recipients:

Jesse Anderson Erin Barre

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Jennifer ’93 & Scott ’93 Gill Scholarship

The Jennifer ’93 & Scott ’93 Gill Scholarship is a new scholarship endowed by the Gills in August of 2013. Scott J. Gill and his wife Jennifer graduated from Texas A&M in 1993. Mr. Gill is the President and Chief Executive Officer of Milestone AV Technologies Inc., since September 2007 and CSAV Inc., since May 2005 respectively. This scholarship is awarded to female students in the department of mechanical engineering.

Recipient:

Kelsey Fieseler Daniela Ocada

Eva C. & Ernst H. Gras ’44 Memorial Scholarship

The Eva C. & Ernst H. Gras ’44 Memorial Scholarship was endowed by Ernst Gras. During his time at Texas A&M, Mr. Gras was a member of the Corps of Cadets and the Fighting Texas Aggie Band. He served in the U.S. Army as an officer in the Field Artillery and Corps of Engineers in the European Theater of Operations during the Battle of the Bulge. In 1997, Mr. Gras retired from Halliburton Oil Well Services after 50 years and passed away in 1999.

Recipients:

Christian DeBuys Manusha Karki

Francisco Falcon Tanner Kirk

Richard Green Samuel Konopczynski

Jessica McMenis Blake Leiker

Anthony Hresko Victor Leon

Matthew Martinez James McCabe

Mitchell Matthews Clare McDougall

Melanie Stiborik Graves ’77 and James R. Graves Jr. ’77 Scholarship

The Melanie Stiborik Graves ’77 and James R. Graves Jr. ’77 Scholarship was endowed by Mr. and Mrs. Graves in 2013. Mr. Graves graduated from Texas A&M with a Bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering in 1977. His wife, Melanie, graduated in the same year with a Bachelor’s degree in management. After graduating, Mr. Graves went to work for I. A. Naman and Associates as a consulting engineer until he came into his family’s mechanical contracting business, Graves Mechanical, where he serves as president.

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Recipient:

Juan Almendarez

A.W. Guill ’41 Endowed Scholarship

The A.W. Guill ’41 Endowed Scholarship was endowed by Mrs. Ursula M. Guill in 1994 in honor of her husband. Mr. Guill graduated from Texas A&M with a Bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering in 1947. After graduation, Mr. Guill worked for numerous companies and lived in Texas, England, and Scotland with his wife before finally settling in New Canaan, CT, where he founded Guillco, Inc. and served as the company’s president until his retirement. Mrs. Ursula Guill earned her degree in zoology and chemistry from the University of Texas in 1941. Her extensive volunteering included the Red Cross Bloodmobile, Meals on Wheels, the Republican Club, and the American Association of University Women Scholarship Committee.

Recipients:

James Allen Chauncer Baughman

Timothy Austin

Janice & William Hanna ’58 Scholarship

The Janice & William Hanna ’58 Scholarship was endowed by the Hannas in 1994. After graduating from Texas A&M in 1958 with a degree in civil engineering, Bill Hanna began his career with Sunray DX Oil before joining Koch Industries. In 1987, Mr. Hanna became president and chief operating officer of Koch and served as vice chairman from 1999 until his retirement in 2001. He has been a member of the Engineering Advisory Council at Texas A&M since 1990 and has been honored as an Outstanding Engineering Alumnus. The Hannas are supporters of The 12th Man Foundation, Century Club members and members of the A&M Legacy Society.

Recipients:

Juan Bastardo Patricio Ramirez-Alanis

Josiah Bezet Hayley Young

Kevin Minzenmayer

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William M. Hays Jr. ’64 Scholarship

The Williams M. Hays Jr. ’64 Scholarship was endowed by Marmon Mok Architectural Firm in 2005 following the passing away of Mr. William Hays. Mr. Hays graduated with a Bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering in 1964. While at Texas A&M, he served as first sergeant and commanding officer of Squadron Eight of the Corps of Cadets. Mr. Hays joined the Marmon Mok Architectural Firm in 1971, leading the mechanical engineering department, and was named a partner in 1976. Mr. Hays continued his involvement with Texas A&M by serving on the Chancellor’s Advisory Council and the Department’s Advisory Council. Hays was named a Distinguished Alumni of Texas A&M and Engineer Emeritus for Texas A&M Tau Beta Pi.

Recipient:

Michael Pieprzica

Tim Kerlee, Jr. Memorial Endowed Scholarship

The Tim Kerlee Jr. Memorial Endowed Scholarship Fund was established in 2002 by Tim and Janice Kerlee in honor of bonfire victim Timothy Doran Kerlee, Jr. This endowed scholarship is awarded to recipients holding freshman classification and who demonstrate good leadership skills.

Recipients:

Mitchell Carson Connor Fear

John A. Langston ’12 Scholarship

The John A. Langston ’12 Scholarship Fund was created in 2003 with proceeds received from the estate of Charlotte Ann Collins Johnson in honor of her uncle, John A. Langston. Mr. Langston graduated from Texas A&M with a degree in agriculture in 1912. He is survived by his son, John, who also graduated from Texas A&M with a degree in mechanical engineering in 1961.

Recipients:

Santiago Becerra Lauren Koll

John Feistner Alberto Lopez

Justin Feldt Joshua Mosqueda

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Recipients:

Marcelo Gonzales Ryan Rickerson

Keith Gronewoller Ashley Skinner

Kristian Hernandez Christopher Tang

Keaton Hruzek Trey Torno

Quoc Huynh

Frank M. ’21 & Wilton H. Leverett Scholarship

Recipients:

Hyeongtae Lee Herbey Ramirez

Daniel Maldonado Shady Saleh

Sebastian Olivera Joseph Walker

Betty & Jesse Luce ’56 Scholarship

The Betty & Jesse Luce ’56 Scholarship was endowed in 2003 by Mr. and Mrs. Luce. Mr. Luce joined Texas A&M after serving for four years in the Air Force in the Korean war. He graduated in 1956 from Texas A&M with a Bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering. He worked for several companies after graduation, and spent thirty years with the Mobile Oil Company as a project engineer until his retirement in 1994. He now resides in Beaumont, Texas, with his wife.

Recipient:

Jarrett Battistini

Gary W. Markham ’71 Scholarship

The Gary W. Markham ’71 Scholarship was established by Mr. Gary Markham in 2001 and is available to students who graduate from a high school in Motley County, Texas. Mr. Markham graduated from Texas A&M in 1971 with a Bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering . He worked for several production companies before joining Rimkus Consulting Group in 1986, where he served as a principal owner, director and chief operating officer. Mr. Markham was able to attend Texas A&M with the help of financial assistance and he wants to help other students from Motley County to have the same opportunity.

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Recipient:

Matthew Myers

Elizabeth & Raymond Marlow ’53 Endowed Scholarship

The Elizabeth & Raymond Marlow ’53 Endowed Scholarship was established by the Marlows in 2005. Mr. Marlow graduated with a degree in mechanical engineering from Texas A&M in 1953. After graduation, Mr. Marlow worked at Texas Instruments. In 1973, he established Marlow Industries in Dallas to serve thermo-electric needs of the defense sector. Under his leadership, the organization claimed more than 50 percent of the worldwide market share and led President George H.W. Bush to name Marlow Industries a 1991 recipient of the Malcolm Baldrige National Quality Award. At Texas A&M, Mr. Marlow was awarded the Dwight Look College Outstanding Alumni Award by the College of Engineering. Mr. Marlow is also a Member of Distinguished Graduates of the mechanical engineering department and has served on the Industry Advisory Council for the department. He passed away in October 2013.

Recipients:

Jean-Claude Faa Coleman Fincher

Mildred and Charles Mast ’51 Scholarship

The Mildred and Charles Mast ’51 Scholarship was established in 2011. Mr. Mast graduated from Texas A&M University in 1951 with a Bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering. He joined Amoco Pipeline Company following graduation, and went on to become the president of the company in 1986. He was inducted into the Texas A&M Mechanical Engineering Academy of Distinguished Graduates, and has also served on the Department’s Industrial Advisory Council.

Recipients:

Augustus Ellis Ian deVlaming

Eddie & Joe Mattei ’53 Scholarship

Joe B. Mattei ‘53 received his Bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering in 1953. During his time at Texas A&M, he was a Ross Volunteer, served as Deputy Corps Commander of the Corps of Cadets, was a member of the Student Senate, and was Senior Class President. Upon graduation, he served as First Lieutenant in the U.S. Army from 1954 to 1956. Mr. Mattei

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worked for 39 years with Exxon Corp. in key engineering, advisory and management positions. Mr. Mattei currently serves as President of EEM Enterprises, Inc. and Vice President of Carter Financial Management.

Recipient:

Ellen Tendall

William Bryan McDaniel ’47 & Frances Thomas McDaniel Memorial Scholarship

The William Bryan McDaniel ’47 & Frances Thomas McDaniel Memorial Scholarship was established by siblings Bryan, John and Kay McDaniel in honor of their parents. Mr. McDaniel ’47, graduated with Bachelor’s degrees in industrial engineering and mechanical engineering. The couple lived in Shreveport, La., and were long standing century club members of the Texas A&M Association of Former Students.

Recipient:

Mason McMillan

Joe C. Merritt ’63 Endowed Scholarship

The Joe C. Merritt Scholarship was established in 1995, and was raised in 2003 by Carolyn and Joe Merritt. Mr. Merritt served as the president and owner of Dixie Iron Works, Inc. He previously held engineering and management positions with Cooper Bessemer Company in Mt. Vernon, Ohio and Tulsa, Oklahoma. Merritt served his alma mater as president of the Brush Country A&M Club and vice president on The Association of Former Students Board.

Recipients:

Aalap Ashtamkar Joshua Lockhart

Hieu Huu Ha John Theiss

Benjamin Hill Michael Tinning

Edward R. Mrozik Scholarship

The Edward R. Mrozik Scholarship was established by Isabelle Mrozik Kitch and Kenneth Kitch in 1981, in memory of their brother, Edward Mrozik.

Recipient:

Eric Blosser

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Ginny & Emmitt J. Nelson ’51 Scholarship

The Ginny & Emmitt J. Nelson ’51 Scholarship was established by Mr. and Mrs. Nelson in 2007. Mr. Nelson graduated from Texas A&M with a Bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering in 1952. Nelson retired from Shell Oil Company after a career of over 30 years. With Shell he held a variety of management positions in operations, engineering, design, construction and maintenance of petrochemical facilities. Nelson is now president of Nelson Consulting, Inc., a safety consulting firm specializing in the Zero Injury Concept in eliminating worker injury.

Recipient:

Zachary Branigan

Thomas Christopher O’Leary ’12 Memorial Scholarship

The Thomas Christopher O’ Leary ’12 Memorial Scholarship was established in 2009 by Mr. Fred Walsh ’74 and Mrs. Merri O’Leary Walsh, in memory of their son, Thomas O’Leary, who passed away October 26th, 2008. He was a graduate of Whitehouse High School and was a current student in mechanical engineering at Texas A&M.

Recipient:

Isabel Caldwell

Janet & Thomas Paul ’62 Scholarship

The Janet & Thomas Paul ’62 Scholarship was established by Mr. Thomas Paul in 2010. After graduating from Texas A&M with a degree in mechanical engineering in 1962 and serving for two years as a U.S. Army officer, he went to work for Boeing Aircraft Company. In 1966, he joined General Electric and after 31 years, retired as the company’s vice president. Mr. Paul has served on the Mechanical Engineering Development and Advisory Council and the Dwight Look College of Engineering External Advisory and Development Council. This scholarship is awarded each year to a mechanical engineering student who is a member of the Corps of Cadets.

Recipients:

Travis Fleitman Parker West

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Ruby Lee & George Sandars ’60 Scholarship

The Ruby Lee and George Sandars ’60 Scholarship was established in 1999 by Ruby Sandars. Mr. George Sandars graduated from Texas A&M with a Bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering in 1960. During his time at Texas A&M, he was a member of the Corps of Cadets and the Fightin’ Texas Aggie Band. After leaving Texas A&M, Mr. Sandars went to work for NASA in 1962. After 37 years, he left NASA and moved to Boeing in 2000 until 2005. After leaving Boeing, Mr. Sandars worked for the Computer Science Corporation to define repairs on the NASA aircraft. He retired in 2011. Mr. and Mrs. Sandars hope that their scholarship could give a Texas A&M student a chance to make a difference in engineering and the world.

Recipient:

Jack Reid

David L. Sanders ’90 Scholarship

This scholarship was endowed by Mr. David Sanders in 2007. Mr. Sanders graduated from Texas A&M in 1990 with a Bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering. After graduation, Mr. Sanders worked in the oil, gas, and chemical industry for 23 years. He now works as a consultant for Lead Engineering. Mr. Sanders hopes that his scholarship will bring the brightest and most talented mechanical engineers to the work force, which will keep America in the forefront of technology around the world.

Recipients:

Aaron Morales-Salgado Christopher Wiggins

Eleanor A. & Thaddeus H. Sandford ’62 Scholarship

This scholarship was endowed in 2006 by Mr. Thaddeus “Thad” Sandford. Mr. Sandford graduated from Texas A&M with a Bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering in 1962. Mr. Sandford is the vice president of engineering for Boeing Intergrated Defense Systems. He worked for the U.S. Air Force from 1963 to 1989, and has two Legion of Merit awards and three Meritorious Service Medals. He graduated from the Naval War College with ‘Highest Distinction’ and was selected early for both, Lieutenant Colonel and Colonel. Mr. Sandford now resides in Seal Beach, California.

Recipients:

Brandon Jones Kyle Wiggs

Tyler Roberson

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Linda & Ralph Schmidt ’68 Scholarship

The Linda & Ralph Schmidt ’68 Scholarship was established in 2006 by Ralph A. Schmidt. Mr. Schmidt, Texas A&M Class of 1968, parlayed his Bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering into a successful 36 - year career in the oil refining industry. He is a former vice president and refinery general manager of Clark Refining and Marketing; and a consultant for Stancil & Company, where he served as managing director of Petroplus, a European oil refinery. Schmidt joined Western Refining in 2001 and served as chief operating officer until his retirement in September 2006. Now a cattle rancher and land developer, he continues to serve on the company’s board of directors.

Recipients:

Caroline Brooks Alejandra Rivera

Taylor Messinger Austin Schexnaider

Mary Jo & Donald R. Schroeter ’63 Scholarship

The Mary Jo & Donald R. Schroeter ’63 Scholarship was established by Mr. Donald Schroeter in 2006. Mr. Schroeter graduated from Texas A&M in 1963 with a Bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering. He is now retired after starting his career with Shell Oil Company in domestic service followed by 30 years with ExxonMobil affiliates and joint venture companies in foreign assignments.

Recipient:

Matthew Runyon

Evelyn & Oscar Schuchart ’43 Scholarship

The Evelyn & Oscar Schuchart ‘43 Scholarship was established by the Schucharts in 2001. Mr. Schuchart entered the school of mechanical engineering at Texas A&M in 1939. In December 1942 he married Evelyn, and in January 1943 he left for WWII service. In 1947 he completed his Bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering. He went on to become a licensed Professional Engineer, opening his own consulting engineering company in 1951. He was president of Schuchart and Associates Professional Engineers, Inc. until his retirement in 1992. This endowment provides undergraduate scholarships or graduate fellowships to full time students in good standing pursuing a degree in mechanical engineering.

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Recipients:

Arturo Sobarzo John Williams

Mollie & Jim Schulze ’50 Scholarship

The Mollie & Jim Schulze ’50 Scholarship was established by Mollie and Jim Schulze in 2002. Mr. Schulze was a veteran in World War II and graduated from Texas A&M with a Bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering in 1950. After graduation, he joined General Electric and worked there for 38 years, eventually holding the position Manager of Advanced Systems in the Air Conditioning Division. He retired from GE in 1998 and now lives on the lake in Granbury, Texas, with his wife, Mollie.

Recipient:

Ivan Cortes

Dr. Clifford M. Simmang ’36 Memorial Scholarship

The Dr. Clifford M. Simmang ’36 Memorial Scholarship was endowed by Donald L. Grant in 2006. A 1951 mechanical engineering graduate of Texas A&M, Mr. Grant retired from a long and successful career at General Electric. Dr. Simmang earned Bachelor’s and master’s degrees in science at Texas A&M and was the first person in the state to earn a Ph.D. in mechanical engineering (at the University of Texas in Austin). He served as the department head of mechanical engineering at Texas A&M for 20 years.

Recipient:

Felix Sierra

Keith R. Slaughter ’49 Scholarship

The Keith R. Slaughter ’49 Scholarship was established by Mr. Keith Slaughter and completed by his sisters, Colleen Slaughter and Erma Jean Phillips, after he passed away in 2003. Mr. Slaughter received his Bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering at Texas A&M. After a successful career at Mobil Corporation that spanned 31 years, he retired in 1984 as Project Manager for Offshore Platforms. Most of his career was in the Project Division of Mobil’s Corporate Engineering Department, working on major capital projects, both domestic and foreign.

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Recipient:

Christopher Kroupa

Jay H. Stafford ’48 Scholarship

The Jay H. Stafford ’48 Scholarship was established by Mr. Stafford in 2006. Mr. Stafford contributes annually to the fund which has increased ten fold in the past several years. Mr. Stafford graduated with Bachelor’s degrees in mechanical engineering and agriculture from Texas A&M in 1948. Mr. Stafford is a retired professional engineer from Conoco. The Staffords are 34-year members of the Century Club and members of the A&M Legacy Society.

Recipients:

Mehboob Bhatti John Hesse

Chris Caroccio Jacob Lozano

Oscar Davila Cole Matteson

Isaias De Reza David Nash

Rafael Diaz Meet Patel

Tara Givens Hunter Poole

Jose Gonzalez Lincoln Welch

Daniel Groenow Sydney Williams

Billy Joe Heath

Dee & Ted Stephens ’52 Scholarship

The Dee & Ted Stephens ’52 Scholarship was established by Mr. Ted Stephens in 1997. Mr. Stephens graduated from Texas A&M in 1952 with a Bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering. During his time at Texas A&M, Mr. Stephens served as lieutenant of the Company A Infantry in the Corps of Cadets, member of the Student Senate and Class of ’52 Treasurer for three years. After graduating from Texas A&M, Mr. Stephens served in the Corps of Engineers from 1952-1954 in the Korean War. After that, he was worked as a professional engineer with Air Conditioning Contractor, The Trane Company and Mechanical Contractor. Since then, Mr. Stephens has sold his two businesses and does limited consulting work as a registered Project Engineer in Corpus Christi, where he resides with his wife, Dee.

Recipient:

Kyle Wiggs

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Emil ’68 and Liz Swize Scholarship

The Emil ’68 and Liz Swize Scholarship in Mechanical Engineering was established in 2013 to provide one or more scholarships to full-time students in good standing pursuing an undergraduate degree in mechanical engineering. Mr. Swize graduated from Texas A&M in 1969 and worked for Dabney-Bryn Association, Inc. until he and his wife began their mechanical design business in San Antonio. Their company does mechanical contracting for schools, restaurants, and historical buildings. Mr. Swize is a member of the San Antonio A&M Club.

Recipient:

Weston Gallo

Sharon and Joel Talley ’83 Scholarship

The Sharon and Joel Talley ’83 Scholarship in mechanical engineering fund was established in 2011 to provide one or more scholarships to full-time students in good standing pursuing an undergraduate degree in mechanical engineering.

Recipient:

Pawan Bhandari Casey Gjolberg

Matthew Dang Elias Rosedahl

Turbomachinery Symposium Founders Committee Scholarship

The Turbomachinery Symposium Founders Committee Scholarship was established in 1992 by the founders committee of the Turbomachinery Symposium for students in financial need.

Recipients:

Unlisted

Gladys P. and David M. Wilks ’69 Scholarship

The Gladys P. and David M. Wilks ’69 Scholarship was established by Mr. David Wilks in 2010. Mr. Wilks graduated from Texas A&M with a Bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering in 1969. Mr. Wilks retired in 2011 as President of energy supply for Xcell Energy. Xcell is based in Minneapolis, but in recent years Mr. Wilks purchased Public Service in Colorado and Southwestern Public Service in Amarillo, where Mr. and Mrs. Wilks are now located.

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Recipients:

Hayley Sparks Morgan Stabell

Donald H. Winkler Memorial Scholarship

The Donald H. Winkler Memorial Scholarship was established in 1987 by Linda Winkler in honor of Donald Winkler. Mr. Winkler graduated from Texas A&M in 1969 with a Bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering. During his time at Texas A&M, he served as president of the student chapter of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers. Mr. Winkler was a Shell employee and an ardent promoter of Texas A&M among high school students in the Houston area.

Recipient:

Justin Buskmiller

NON - ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIPS

Advisory Council

Recipients:

Andrew Bradley Megan Gardner

Joshua Brehm Mauricio Gutierrez

John D’Angelo Fengyi Li

Lars Frederikse

Bechtel

Recipients:

Garrison Barrilleaux Sahir Rama

Boeing

Recipient:

Jordan Ellington

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British Petroleum

Recipients:

Katherine Crouch Ashely Helferich

Christopher Daughters William McGinnis

Jacob Dean Shannon Murray

Chevron

Recipients:

Trevor Kelley Kelsey Magliolo

Samuel Hubbell Christyn Thornton

Cockrell-Freeport

Recipient:

Brian Walther

Conoco Phillips

Recipients:

Christopher Daughters Ashley Helferich

Jacob Dean William McGinnis

Patrick Hart Shannon Murray

DOW Aggies

Recipient:

Maci Pechacek

Fluor

Recipients:

Sean Barry Austin Mueller

Adrian Gomez Andrew Newell

Harlan Kozita Andre Tayar

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FMC Technologies

Recipient:

Christopher Balhoff

Hess

Recipients:

Kyle Baylis Marcus Real

Tyler Hoyt

Lockheed-Martin

Recipient:

Michael Bass

Marathon Oil

Recipients:

Shyam Ravichandran Jonathan Rickert

Pioneer Natural Resources

Recipients:

Stephen Allen Sarah Lemay

John Andrews Reed Morgan

Levi Bailey Nicholas Ortiz

Matthew Daigle Priya Patel

Muhammad Hasan Tristen Tinar

Xavier Huerta-San Juan Michael Zahr

Judy K. and Donald R. Ray ‘68 Scholarship

Recipient:

Megan Steichen

Schlumberger - ASME Scholarship

Recipients:

Ryan Castelli Minhtuan Nguyen

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Schlumberger - Pi Tau Sigma Scholarship

Recipients:

Jordan Ellington Katie Letourneau

ASME Golf

Recipients:

Michael Alvarez Johnathan Markcity

Seth Loveall

Mechanical Engineering Scholarship Fund

Recipient:

Kyle Kempf

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ENDOWED FELLOWSHIPS

Baker Engineering & Risk/Quentin & Jana Baker Fellowship

Mr. and Mrs. Quentin Baker and Baker Engineering & Risk established the Baker Engineering & Risk/Quentin and Jana Baker Fellowship. Quentin and Jana’s gift was matched by the Turbomachinery Laboratory. Fellowship recipients will be graduate students in mechanical engineering and preference would be given to students working in combustion sciences in the Turbomachinery Laboratory. Mr. Baker is the in-coming Chair of the department of mechanical engineering Industry Advisory Council.

Recipient:

Matthew Gill

Sally and Ray Bowen ’58 Fellowship

The Sally and Ray Bowen ’58 Fellowship was endowed by Sallie and Don Davis ‘61 to recognize Ray Bowen, a former president of Texas A&M University. It will provide one or more fellowships to full-time students pursuing a graduate degree in the department of mechanical engineering.

Recipients:

Brian Burrows Iyabo Lawal

Nick Gawloski Colby LeWallen

Thomas Kerr

Dr. J. George H. Thompson Fellowship

The Dr. J. George H. Thompson Fellowship was endowed in honor and memory of Dr. J. George H. Thompson who taught hundreds of Aggies while serving as a member of the mechanical engineering faculty.

Recipient:

Mohammad Alizadeh Soleymaniha Mohammadreza

Ting-Ju Chen Farzam Mortazavi

Xiang Gao Oghaz Rajabzadeh

Chang-Chia Huang Forooza Samadi

Doe Young Hur Shuang Xiao

Kuktae Kim Mohamed Talel Zakhama

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Recipient:

Seunghyun Lee Qingyu Zhang

Zilong Zhang

Charles Crawford ’19 Fellowship

The Charles Crawford ’19 Fellowship was endowed in honor of Charles Crawford ’19 who served 50 years at Texas A&M as a professor, department head of mechanical engineering and Associate Dean of engineering.

Recipient:

Craig Nolan

Mechanical Engineering Graduate Fellowship

Recipients:

Olankunle Adeyeye Jinseok Kim

Colton Barnes Shravan Kotha

Wei Dai Kyungjun Lee

Matthew Daigle Yirang Liu

Nick Gangi Nader Nekoubin

Choi Hyunho Andre Nel

Akinori Ito Pravin Rajeshirke

Hongloo Jeon Sneha Sondur

Derek Kanas Thomas Vangsness

Dong-Sung Kim

Linda D and Joe R Fowler ’68 Fellowship

The Linda D. and Joe R. Fowler Fellowship was establied in 2006, and will provide for one or more full-time students pursuing a graduate degree in mechanical engineering. The gift was matched with funding from the Turbomachinery Laboratory. Mr. Fowler ’68, is both a former member and chair of the department of mechanical engineering’s Industry Advisory Council, and chaired the department’s first capital campaign. Joe is president and co-founder of Stress Engineering Services, Inc., an engineering consulting firm that provides design, analysis and testing services to a variety of industries. A registered professional engineer, Mr. Fowler is a Fellow of

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the American Society of Mechanical Engineers, a member of the Society of Experimental Mechanics, the Society of Petroleum Engineers, and is a past president of ABET, Inc. (formerly the Accreditation Board of Engineering and Technology).

Recipients:

Nicholas Fortenberry Kevin Reedy

Ralph E. James Endowed Fellowship

The Ralph E. James Endowed Fellowship was established in the year 1980 by Ralph E. James and the Turbomachinery Symposium Advisory Committee. The fellowship is awarded to one or more full-time graduate students in the department of mechanical engineering, whose area of research is in Turbomachinery.

Recipients:

Matthew Charles

Kozik-Hervey Fellowship

The Kozik - Hervey Fellowship was endowed by Donald G. Hervey in 1995. Mr. Hervey graduated with a master’s degree in Mechanical Engineering in 1965. He was the president of Hervey Engineering Consultants and endowed this fellowship in honor of Dr. Tom Kozik. Dr. Kozik was a member of the faculty in the Department of Mechanical Engineering and was awarded the title of Professor Emeritus.

Recipient:

Not Awarded

Eddie and Joe Mattei Graduate Fellowship

Joe B. Mattei ’53 received his bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering in 1953. During his time at Texas A&M, he was a Ross Volunteer, served as Deputy Corps Commander of the Corps of Cadets, was a member of the Student Senate, and was Senior Class President. Upon graduation, he served as First Lieutenant in the U.S. Army from 1954 to 1956. Mattei worked for 39 years with Exxon Corporation in key engineering, advisory and management positions. Mr. Mattei currently serves as President of EEM Enterprises, Inc. and Vice President of Carter Financial Management.

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Recipients:

Tiffany Hargett Mike Holtzclaw

Janet and Thomas Paul ’62 Graduate Fellowship

The Janet & Thomas Paul ’62 Fellowship was established by Mr. Thomas Paul in 2010. After graduating from Texas A&M with a degree in mechanical engineering in 1962 and serving for two years as a U.S. Army officer, he went to work for Boeing Aircraft Company. In 1966, he joined General Electric and after 31 years, retired as the company’s vice president. Mr. Paul has served on the mechanical engineering Industry Advisory Council and the Dwight Look College of Engineering External Advisory and Development Council. This scholarship is awarded each year to a mechanical engineering student who is a member of the Corps of Cadets.

Recipient:

Andrew Johnson

Aruna and J.N. Reddy Distinguished Fellow in Computational Mechanics

The Aruna and J.N. Reddy Distinguished Fellow in Computational Mechanics was established by J.N. Reddy and his wife Aruna in 2009. Dr. Reddy is a Distinguished Professor in the Department of Mechanical Engineering at Texas A&M and holder of the Oscar S. Wyatt Chair.

Recipient:

Not Awarded

Reed Tool Company Fellowship

Recipient:

Andre Nel

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Wilkes Family Fellowship

The Wilkes Family fellowship was endowed by Mr. James H. Wilkes in 2010 for graduate students working in or doing research in the Turbomachinery Laboratory. Mr. Wilkes graduated in 1978 with a degree in Petroleum Engineering. He resides in Fort Worth with his wife, Rebecca, and serves as the president and CEO of Texland Petroleum, Inc.

Recipient:

Not Awarded

NON - ENDOWED FELLOWSHIPS

Pioneer Natural Resources

Recipients:

Honhjoo Jeon Nick Gangi

Derek Kanas Yirang Liu

Shravan Kumar Kotha Pravin Rajeshirke

Colton Barnes Sneha Sondur

Farzam Mortazavi

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Consider giving to the Department of Mechanical Engineering.

Mechanical Engineering Excellence Fund:

This account enables the department head to enhance the mission of the department. This includes professional development for faculty, staff, students; student organization support; development activities; award recognition; and banquets and receptions for faculty, staff, and students.

Contact:

Jeremy Quast

Email: j-quast@tamu.edu

Phone: 979-862-1517

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