Profile: Gordon E. Pike

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1986 MRS President as well as contracting and managing the conference facilities. In 1984, he served as chair of the Program Committee and as Meeting Chair for the Society's highly successful inaugural Spring Meeting, held in Albuquerque. He has also served on the Spciety's Publications, Finance, Corporate Participation, External Affairs, Awards, Nominations, and Long Range Planning Committees. As First Vice President and PresidentElect in 1985, Pike supported the growth of the MRS Headquarters in Pittsburgh during its second year of operation. During this

period, the Headquarters staff tripled in size, implemented a computer system for membership records and general Society management, and undertook a number of key new membership service activities. At the same time, Pike was instrumental in shaping the expansion of the MRS Short Course Program, which includes for 1986 many new course topics and more frequent and flexible schedules, as well as the new On-Site course program. He was also actively involved in establishing Journal of Materials Research, which begins publication in early 1986. Pike is a member of the American Physical Society, serving four years in the APS Visiting Physicist Program, as well as a member of the American Ceramic Society and AAAS. His concern for strong intersociety communication in the United States and abroad has resulted in a number of cooperative efforts and has set a strong momentum for exchange and interaction during the coming year. Emphasized 1984 MRS President Woody White, "Gordon Pike is one of the most dedicated, competent and well-organized individuals I have had the pleasure of working with. Under his direction, the Society is assured of continued growth, while maintaining as its primary goal its service to the world community of materials research professionals." Pike outlines his plans for 1986 in an article in this issue.

1986 MRS Executive Committee G. E. Pike Sandia National Laboratories K. C. Taylor GM Research Laboratories

J. B. Ballance Materials Research Society E. N. Kaufmann Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory

J. E. E. Baglin IBM Watson Research Center R. C. Ewing University of New Mexico C. W. Draper AT&T Technologies

1986 MRS Councillors B. R. Appleton Oak Ridge National Laboratory R. W. Balluffi Massachusetts Institute of Technology W. L. Brown A T&T Bell Laboratories R. P. H. Chang AT&T Bell Laboratories M. S. Dresselhaus Massachusetts Institute of Technology

J. C. C. Fan MIT Lincoln Laboratory L. C. Feldman AT&T Bell Laboratories L. W. Hobbs Massachusetts Institute of Technology N. M. Johnson Xerox PARC J. Narayan Microelectronics Center of North Carolina

R. M. Osgood, Jr. Columbia University R. Roy Pennsylvania Slate University F. Spaepen Harvard University L. R. Testardi National Bureau of Standards F. W. Young Oak Ridge National Laboratory

MRS BULLETIN, JANUARY/FEBRUARY 1986, PAGE 51

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