

2000 WISE ALUMNI
Bulletin Board

Lindsay Bose: I am still designing
building power systems for an Architecture & Engineering firm. I
have recently been transfered to New York City to assist with the
renovation and expansion of the Jacob Javits convention center
(1/07) I just received word that I have passed the PE test.
(7/07)
Updated Mike
Burg: I graduated Rutgers Law in 2006, and have
been working in the IP Group at Drinker Biddle & Reath LLP in
Philadelphia. I'm splitting my time between patent and trademark
prosecution and litigation. I'm getting married in November 2008. (3/08)
Updated Erin File:
Just updated a year ago, but lots of changes. I left the Patent Office
in July after 3 years and took a position as a student associate at
Finnegan Henderson LLP in DC. I am working there full time while
attending GW Law School in the evenings. Justin Hendrix is going to be
working as a Summer Associate at my firm this summer so we will be
reunited this summer in DC--8 years later. (1/08)
Kelly Goodyear: I'm probably the most delinquent little intern
from 2000! I'm still at NASA. I still love it. Things are really hopping
here with our Shuttles flying again and in my Space Station world, we're
having all the international partners coming on board (Europe and Japan)
in the next year or so. It's all pretty exciting! I'm living in downtown
Houston these days instead of the suburbs. I really enjoy it... except
the commute... (03/07)
Mauricio Gutierrez:
I finished my Masters at MIT in June 2004 and am working at Delta Search
Labs, Inc. in Cambridge, MA. (1/05) I returned to the Washington area
in 2006 and have been working at the Nuclear Regulatory Commission since
that time. I am currently in a rotation program to broadly learn how the
agency works. (3/07)
Update! Justin
Hendrix: After graduating from K-State, I spent 5 years in
the Navy's submarine force, stationed in Pearl Harbor, HI. In 2006, I
started law school at the University of Kansas and will be working in IP
law this next summer at Finnegan Henderson in Washington DC. I had a
partial WISE reunion working with James Devaney in patent law at a large
firm in Kansas City. This summer, I will have another partial reunion
working with Erin File in patent law at the law firm in Washington DC.
(1/08)
Jennifer (Elliott) Hostetler:
In December I started a new job with M Cubed Technologies in Newark, DE
as a manufacturing engineer. The company produces ceramic composite
bullet-proof tiles for the military. (1/06)
Jon Horek: I received my
BS in mechanical engineering from Illinois (Urbana-Champaign), and PhD
in mechanical engineering from Northwestern. (10/06) I recently
left my research position at Modine and began working as a mechanical
engineer for Sargent & Lundy. Power generation has long been an interest
of mine, and I will now be designing coal-fired plants around the US and
potentially the world. We are still in Chicago, and plan to be for the
foreseeable future. (05/07)
Kelly
Goodyear: I got a job as a contractor for NASA, if you can believe it.
I'll be working for USA (United Space Alliance). USA is a joint venture between Boeing and
Lockheed Martin, so it's a pretty reputable company. USA has only been around for about 4
years. I'll be working on site at NASA in Houston. My job title is engineering staff for
ISS (International Space Station for those of you who don't follow) Mission Planning.
About one week out of four, I'll do "shift" work in the mission control room,
talking directly to the astronauts. I decided after last semester that I needed a break
from school before I got my masters, so this works out really well. I start on July
2nd." (04/01) I
hope you are all doing well and finding yourselves exactly
where you want to be during the holidays! My job is great. I know I
say this every time, but anyone who comes any where near Houston (or
Texas for that matter!) should definitely let me know. I'd love to see
someone out here! Hope everyone has a great holiday break and the best
new year ever! (12/01)
Gardner Olson: May of
2002 I accepted a full-time engineering position with The Metropolitan
Water District of Salt Lake & Sandy. I am concurrently working to
obtain a Masters' Degree in Project Management & Civil Engineering
at the University of Utah. Happily married. (5/03)
Justin Watkins:
I graduated from OSU with a degree
in civil engineering last spring. I am near completion of my first
year at University of San Diego Law School. After two more years I
look to start a career in patent law. There I will be able to combine
my legal education with engineering. (4/02)
2000 Alumni can find their papers published on-line
in Vol. IV (2000) of the WISE Journal of Engineering and
Public Policy.
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