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James M. Moran

James M. Moran graduated from high school at the age of 16 but was not able to afford to go to college right away. He worked and studied at night

Harold W. Sonn

Harold was born in Trenton, N.J., and raised in Metuchen, N.J. He graduated from Rutgers University – New Brunswick, N.J., with a degree in mechanical engineering. He took four years

Peter C. Schultz Ph.D.

Peter C. Schultz, Ph.D. is an inventor, engineer, and business executive. Peter C. Schultz and two colleagues invented an optical fiber that has become the basis of the internet. Schultz,

Richard Matthews

Richard “Dick” Matthews was awarded the REA Distinguished Engineer Award in 1984. While he wasn’t an RU Engineering graduate in the 4 year program, he studied at Rutgers at other

Donald O. Kiser

Donald O. Kiser, Rutgers Engineering class of 1952, was honored with the REA Distinguished Engineer Award in 1985.

Louis Napoli

Louis Napoli graduated from Rutgers in 1961 with a Masters in Electrical and Electronics Engineering. He was a member of Pi Mu Epsilon (national mathematics honor society) and Tau Beta

William P. Koster Ph.D.

William P. Koster wrote the journal, Surface integrity of machined structural components during his time at the Air Force Materials Laboratory at the Wright-Patterson Air Force Base near Cincinnati, Ohio.

Suzzanne Nagel, Ph.D.

Director of Manufacturing Process Research and Development Laboratory, AT&T Bell Laboratories Engineering Research Center, Princeton, New Jersey MS, Ceramic Engineering, 1970 PhD, Ceremic Engineering, 1972 Suzanne R. Nagel led a

Malcolm G. McLaren IV Ph.D.

Mal McLaren is CEO of the McLaren Engineering Group, which he founded in 1977. He earned a bachelor’s degree in civil engineering from Cornell University and a master’s in structural