Nofsinger Company, Kansas City, Missouri (1959-1978). Lieutenant United States Air Force, 1955-1958 Former CPE Advisory Board Member. President of The C.W. He has been involved in numerous community activities and organizations as well as service projects in Russia, Cuba, Zimbabwe, Zambia and the United States. Englund has addressed significant safety challenges facing the chemical industry in China, Russia, Kazakhstan, Israel, Jordan, Peru and Cuba. He has served on numerous national safety-related committees with the American Institute of Chemical Engineers’ Center for Chemical Process Safety. His leadership in the areas of process engineering and improvement helped make Dow an industry leader in chemical process safety and in several technologies including Saran resins. He then began a 42-year career in engineering, research, and plant management with Dow Chemical Company. In 1951 he earned a master’s in chemical engineering from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
He graduated in 1950 from the University of Kansas with a degree in chemical engineering. Englund graduated from Salina High School before serving in the U.S. B.S., Chemical Engineering, 1950 Englund is an international authority in process safety and risk management and, as a consultant for Dow, traveled the world. Retired, Senior Process Consultant Dow Chemical Company Retired, Midland Engineering Ltd. His contributions to petroleum engineering in Texas have advanced the state’s oil and gas industry immeasurably. Russell was a cornerstone of the oil industry throughout his long and distinguished career. Petroleum Engineering, 1941 Deceased James E. James Russell ‘41 (Russell Petroleum posthumous) Edgar’s research in process control and optimization, as well as his dedication to students and engineering education, have earned him the respect of chemical engineers throughout the world. of Texas)Īssociate Dean, College of Engineering, The University of Texas at Austin B.S. Pankratz has helped Dow Chemical remain productive and competitive in the worldwide chemicals and plastics market. Chemical Engineering, 1955 For more than thirty years as an engineer and manager of manufacturing, Paul M. Retired, Vice President and Director, U.S. Douce guided research that expanded the international search for oil and developed new domestic energy supplies. Chemical Engineering, 1943 After leading Phillips Petroleum Company into the chemicals industry, William C. Retired, President, Chief Executive, Phillips Petroleum Company B.S. His organizational skills and innovations have contributed substantially to the industry. Laurence has contributed a great deal to the chemical and petroleum engineering field. President, Occidental Petroleum B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Davison’s accomplishments and leadership during more than forty years with Phillips Petroleum Company were foremost in his company’s becoming a world leader in chemical research. Retired, Senior Vice President, Phillips Petroleum Company B.S.
Professor Emeritus of Petroleum & Geological Engineering, University of Oklahoma. Director, Mid-Continent Region, Society of Petroleum Engineers, 2006-2010. Managed research projects in UK, Norway, and US. Member and President of the Advisory Board to the Aging Services Division of the State of Oklahoma DHS 2005 to 2009. Retired in 1996 as Manager of Drilling and Production Research. Haney devoted his career to the improvement, preservation, and proper use of America’s precious water resources. Chemical Engineering, 1933 Deceased For more than fifty years in engineering education, research, consulting and management, Paul D. Boylan has distinguished himself as a leader committed to standards of excellence in engineering education and development.
Chemical Engineering, 1943 During his twenty-year career in education, research, and administration, David R. ’43 (Iowa State Univ.)ĭean Emeritus and Professor, School of Engineering, Iowa State University B.S. Research Experience for Undergraduates (REU)
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