Education

[Aaron Koehl]

B.S. Computer Science, Christopher Newport University, 2003

Starting work next week on the Master's in Systems Engineering at the University of Virginia--graduation will be this April, 2005.

[Matt Meiser]

BS in Electrical Engineering from Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology in 1996 and now I'm a software architect for a large engineering consulting company.

[Carl Eyman]

My granddaughter just applied there (Rose Hulman). Was accepted, I believe, but made another choice. I was a little disapointed; thought it seemed to be an excellent school.

[Jim McFall]

High school grad with regents degree in science and math. Directly to the Coast Guard where i learnde to operate high pressure Boilers. From there to the insurance industry as a commissioned National Board Inspector. All suring this time nites at Community college but no degree. I do not recommend that approach for anyone. Put my daughter thru Marist College and the son went the IBEW apprentist route and is now a journeman Electriction.
HKU is a tough place to get a degree from and I'm still working on it.
I also am more than half way finished getting my CPCU and AU which is insurance industry crap.
Young people should learn that you do not EARN a living, you LEARN a living.

Jim

[Chris Padilla]

B.S. in Electrical Engineering from Colorado State University in Fort Collins, CO (1995)
M.S. in Electrical Engineering from The University of Colorado at Boulder, focus on Electromagnetics (1997)

For fun, the wifey:

B.S. in Electrical Engineering from The University of Belgrade in Belgrade, Serbia, Yugoslavia (1993)
Ph.D in Electrical Engineering from The University of Colorado at Boulder, focus on Optics and Electromagnetics (1998)

Can you guess where we met??

[Robert Ducharme]

BS in Math and Physics

MS in Computer Science '77

Numerous post graduate classes, US Navy Submarine School

[Mike Scoggins]

B.S. in Petroleum Engineering, 1986, Texas Tech University, Lubbock, TX

Worked on an MBA for a couple of semesters @ Tech until my wife finished school, but never completed it.

[Donnie Raines]

And "they" said we wood workers are not educated! Huh!

Thanks to all who posted!


Donnie Raines

[Kent Cori]

BS in Civil and Environmental Engineering - University of Wisconsin, Madison when we still used slider rules (we Badgers are everywhere!)
MBA - University of Wisconsin, Whitewater (10 years later)
Continuously ongoing education and loss of hair rasing two kids.

[Brad Schmid]

B.S. in Electrical Engineering from The Pennsylvania State University (1990)

[Tim Sproul]

BS University of Illinois Champaign Urbana
PhD (life sciences - immunology) Northwestern University.

Have no idea if they were worth it....

[Chris Padilla]

Well, Dr. Sproul...I hope you can come by Saturday!

[Wes Bischel]

Hey Tim,

I spent 2 years at U of I and grew up in Evanston.
Ever go to D&D Finer Foods on Noyes Ave.?

Wes - transplant on the other coast

[Tim Sproul]

Wes,

I did my doctorate at Northwestern but lived in downtown Chicago proper. I didn't see much of Evanston other than a bit of the downtown area within walking distance of the campus. Never did go to D&D finer foods, that I can recall. My wife was at dental school at UIC, hence why we were living downtown....driving is second nature to me. She abhores a commute longer than 5 or 10 minutes.

[Arvin Brown]

University of Tennessee - Go Vols!

BS - Mechanical Engineering
MBA
Minor in Math
Minor in Spanish