MRS Membership Approves New Constitution
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Featured Volunteer Brian Holloway What is your favorite element? Carbon.
What common household item do you use in your lab? Aluminum foil.
What do you read first in MRS Bulletin? Washington News.* What was the last book you read? Talking God, by Tony Hillerman. What inspired you to be a materials researcher? The path of least resistance; I would have made a great starving artist and let’s just say my odds as a pro sports success make the lottery look good. What did you first do as an MRS volunteer? Walked into the wrong meeting because I got lost in the hotel in Boston. What is your Motto? Make sure you know where your meetings are. If you were not a materials researcher, what would you be? Congressional staffer or a fishing guide in the Florida Keys. *Now incorporated in SCIENCE POLICY.
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Above: Brian and his wife Laura Holloway (back) on vacation with friends Lorie and Nolan Glantz. Right: Brian Holloway trying to find his way home in Key West.
Brian Holloway is an assistant professor in the Department of Applied Science at the College of William & Mary. For MRS, he served as the MRS/Optical Society of America Congressional Fellow (1997–1998) and as chair of the Congressional Fellowship Subcommittee (1999–2001). He has been a member of the Public Affairs Committee, Government Affairs Subcommittee since 1998 and the MRS representative on the
Alliance for Science & Technology Research in America (ASTRA) Board of Directors since 2001. To contribute to MRS Featured Volunteer, send in your responses to the questions to MRS Bulletin, 506 Keystone Drive, Warrendale, PA 15086-7573, USA; fax 724-779-8313; e-mail Bulletin@ mrs.org. Include your name, volunteer activity, address, fax, and e-mail.
MRS BULLETIN/OCTOBER 2002
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