2005-2006 Officers

President - Katharine Graham Dahm
Katharine is currently a senior at NMT majoring in Enviromental Engineering.

Vice President - Kimberly Christine Coleman
Kimberly is a senior in civil engineering. She is a member of the steel bridge team at NMT.

Corresponding Secretary - Darla Le Blanc
Darla is majoring in electrical engineering with a minor in mathematics, and plans to graduate in May 2007. To occasionally escape from the insanity of school, she is involved in the chamber orchestra and the belly dance club at Tech.

Recording Secretary - Lara Cowan
Lara is a second year senior getting a dual major in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science along with Mathematics and History minors. She will graduate in May of 2006. Upon graduation, she plans to go to graduate school and work in robotics. She is a member of the New Mexico Tech Robotics Club and IEEE.

Treasurer - Sandra White
Sandra is a senior in Environmental Engineering interested in water processes. She is also president of the Environmental Engineering club and the New Mexico Tech student chapter of the American Water Works Association (AWWA)/Water Environment Federation (WEF). She is looking forward to graduating this May if all goes well.

Cataloger - Torrie Aston

Advisors

Advisor - Jonathan Charles Berg
Johnathan Charles Berg is in his first year of graduate school at NMT. Mr. Berg specializes in control engineering for mechatronic systems. Mr. Berg also runs the mechatronics lab for the mechanical engineering department.

Advisor - Scott Miller
Computer Science Graduate Student, Electrical Engineering Alumni

Advisor - Dr. Peter Gerity
Dr. Gerity was inducted into our very own New Mexico Gamma Chapter. He has a B.S. from Delaware Valley College, and a M.S. and Ph.D. from Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University. His research interests include robotics, system integration, and technology turnkey and licensing. Currently, he holds the position of Vice President of Academic Affairs.

Advisor - Dr. Aly El-Osery
Dr. El-Osery was inducted into the New Mexico Beta Chapter. He has a B.S., M.S. and Ph.D. from the University of New Mexico. His research interests include communication systems, wireless communications, power control, control systems, and soft computing.