MRS Members Elect 1993 Officers, Councillors
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MRS Members Elect 1993 Officers, Councillors In the yearly elections held this past September, MRS members elected three new officers and six new councillors to serve terms beginning in 1993. Following is a complete 1993 roster.
1993 MRS Officers
1993 MRS Councillors
President S. Thomas Picraux (1993) Sandia National Laboratories
*Bill R. Appleton (1995) Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Robert Hull (1994) AT&T Bell Laboratories
Aaron N. Bloch (1994) Columbia University
Carol M. Jantzen (1994) Westinghouse Savannah River Company
R.P.H. Chang (1994) Northwestern University
*June D. Passaretti (1995) Pfizer Inc. Specialty Minerals Group
Russell R. Chianelli (1994) Exxon Research and Engineering Company
Paul S. Peercy (1994) Sandia National Laboratories
Immediate Past President G. Slade Cargill III (1993) IBM T.J. Watson Research Center First Vice President (President Elect) *John C. Bravman (1993) Stanford University Second Vice President *Julia M.Phillips (1993) AT&T Bell Laboratories
*Clifton W. Draper (1995) AT&T Bell Laboratories Engineering Research Center
Secretary Lynn A. Boatner (1993) Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Gregory C. Farrington (1993) University of Pennsylvania
Treasurer *A. Kay Hays (1994) Sandia National Laboratories
*Merton C. Flemings (1995) Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Rustum Roy (1993) Pennsylvania State University *Richard W. Siegel (1995) Argonne National Laboratory Carl V. Thompson (1993) Massachusetts Institute of Technology *Newly Elected
*J. Murray Gibson (1995) University of Illinois—Urbana (Term of office expires at the end of the year indicated in parentheses.)
Grass Roots Education Session 1992 MRS Fall Meeting Thursday, December 3, 12:05-1:25 P.M. Salon A/B, Boston Marriott Show your interest in and commitment to K-12 education by attending the Grass Roots Education Session chaired by Finley Shapiro, Drexel University, and Ken Eckelmeyer, Sandia National Laboratories. This session will highlight science education needs, as perceived by schools and teachers; suggest ways that technical professionals can get involved in science education; and present specific examples of successful programs and activities.
Speakers and Topics: Lee DeLorme, Executive Director of Engineers for Education, "Overview of U.S. Science Education, Opportunities for Involvement of Technical Professionals." Sandra Spooner, Assistant Superintendent for Curriculum, Cambridge Public Schools, "What Kinds of Help Schools and Teachers Would Like From Scientists and Engineers." Rob Sorenson, School Partnership Program, Sandia National Laboratories, "How Scientists and Engineers Can Be Effective in Science Education Enrichment: A Training Session Illustrated with Demonstrations of Effective Activities." Plus: In the Thursday evening poster session, look for the posters displaying K-12 science activities, along with sources of activities you can d o with students or provide to teachers.
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MRS BULLETIN/NOVEMBER 1992
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