Alumni (2002-2004)

2002-2003 ComSci Fellows

LEON JOSEPH BACHMAN Environmental Protection Agency	JEFFREY ALAN FERGUSON NOAA	DAVID R. RAIN Census Bureau
MICHAEL A. BAUM NIST	AMBER L. JONES National Science Foundation	KALMAN SALATA National Institutes of Health
KRISTAL L. BROWN Central Intelligence Agency	SARAH LANDRY National Institutes of Health	TERESA L. WENNER Defense Intelligence Agency
MRUNAL S. CHAPEKAR NIST	EDWARD O. MURDY National Science Foundation	KEITH WONG Federal Highway Administration
CATHLEEN LOUISE COOPER National Institutes of Health		back to Alumni homepage

 

2003-2004 ComSci Fellows

JAMES J. BUSSE National Nuclear Security Administration	SHERYL H. KUNICKIS Department of Agriculture	CARROLL ANN THOMAS NIST
SUSAN F. HELLER-ZEISLER NIST	JAMES W. O’CLOCK NOAA	USHA VARSHNEY National Science Foundation
PATRICK R. HOAR Federal Aviation Administration	CHRISTOPHER M. O’CONNORS NOAA	DAVID A. WIDAWSKY Environmental Protection Agency
ANNE P. HOOVER Department of Agriculture	PAUL A. PISANO Federal Highway Administration	H. FELIX WU NIST
PAMELA A. HOUGHTALING NIST	THOMAS A. TATHAM National Institutes of Health	back to Alumni homepage

 

2004-2005 ComSci Fellows

MILAN W. ALLEN National Weather Service (Chanhassen, Minnesota)	MAXIMO DIAZ, JR. Environmental Protection Agency	ALBERT LEE NIST
DILIP K. BANERJEE NIST	SHAWN D. FILBY National Reconnaissance Office	EDUARDO A. MONTALVO National Institutes of Health
PAUL C. BRAND NIST	STEPHEN J. GARBER NASA	JAYNE Y. ORTHWEIN NIST
SARAH BUIKEMA Department of Agriculture	KAREN A. GOLDMAN National Institutes of Health	VONDA K. SMITH National Institutes of Health
STEVEN B. CHASE Federal Highway Administration	JEREMEY R. HODGES Defense Intelligence Agency (Huntsville, Alabama)	DANIEL J. SPEYER U.S. Department of Defense
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