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Dear Colleagues,Congratulations on this wonderful moment in your career, whether you’re celebrating amilestone anniversary or embarking on a new life in retirement. Truly, you are what makes theUniversity of Delaware great, and Eleni and I are thrilled to recognize your many years of serviceto our community.The experience and perspective that you have brought to your job is incredibly valuable.Whether you are faculty or staff, whether you work directly with our students or you work behindthe scenes, you make the UD experience possible. You make the campus vibrant and beautiful.You make it exciting and intellectually stimulating. You make it safe and comfortable andwelcoming. In short, you make it a home for our students and our fellow employees.You are the reason I am so excited about everything we are accomplishing here at UD and whyI am so optimistic about our shared future. Working together, there’s nothing we can’t achieve.Once again, thank you—for your many years of service, for your role in shaping ourcommunity, and for adding to the University of Delaware’s legacy of excellence. I consider it aprivilege to work with you.Sincerely,Dennis Assanis, DMIREDtalentedde d icateddde
50 YearsTsu-Wei Chou, Ph.D.Mechanical EngineeringDr. Tsu-Wei Chou is the Unidel Pierre S. du Pont Chair of Engineering. He joined UD’s Mechanical EngineeringDepartment in 1969 after receiving the Ph.D. degree in materials science from Stanford University. Dr. Chouhas authored over 395 archival journal papers and book chapters with a total Google Scholar Citation of nearly44,300. Dr. Chou is the author of the book, Microstructural Design of Fiber Composites, Cambridge UniversityPress, England (1992), the co-author of the book, Composites Materials and Their Use in Structures, ElsevierApplied Science, London (1975), and the editor of several books. Dr. Chou is a Fellow of ASME, ASM, ASC,ACerS, TMS and AIAA, and a recipient of the Charles Russ Richards Memorial Award, the Worcester ReedWarner Medal, and the Nadai Medal of ASME, the Albert Sauveur Achievement Award of ASM International,the Distinguished Research Award and the ASC/DEStech Award in Composites of the American Society forComposites, as well as the Francis Alison Medal and the Medal of Excellence in Composite Materials of theUniversity of Delaware. Dr. Chou served as the North American Editor and then Editor-in-Chief (1985-2019) ofthe international journal Composites Science and Technology. He has been recognized by ISI as one of the “HighlyCited Researchers” in the world. Dr. Chou has been named among top 100 materials scientists (ranked 34th) ofthe past decade (2000-2010) by Times Higher Education. Dr. Chou has been honored as a World Fellow by theInternational Committee on Composite Materials.4
dedi50 YearsJerome R. Lewis, Ph.D.Biden School of Public Policy & AdministrationDr. Jerome Lewis founded and became the director of the Institute for Public Administration (IPA), a publicservice and research center in the Biden School. In the mid-1970s, he collaborated on the proposal for the Masterof Public Administration (MPA) program and became its first director. It is now one of the top programs in thenation. Our MPA graduates include Delaware’s current governor, city managers, state cabinet secretaries, and statelegislators.Dr. Lewis takes pride in mentoring students on the merits of public service. Under his leadership, IPA engagesstudents in experiential learning. Known as “The Delaware Model,” this guiding philosophy equally involvesfaculty, professional staff, and students in public service and research projects that make a difference in the livesof citizens in Delaware and beyond. In 1982, he created the Legislative Fellows Program, a partnership betweenthe University and the Delaware General Assembly. This year, the program is celebrating 40 years and boastsmore than 300 alumni who are working in local, state, and federal governments and nonprofits across the country.In 2009, he was recognized by the legislature for “40 years of distinguished service to the University and to theCitizens of the First State.” He has received the following honors for his work:1998–National Association ofSchool of Public Affairs & Administration’s Elmer B. Staats Public Service Career Award; 2004–Ratledge FamilyAward for Delaware Public Service; 2011 – Common Cause Delaware’s Public Service Award; 2017 – AmericanSociety of Public Administration’s Elmer B. Staats Lifetime Achievement Award; 2020 – ICMA Academic Awardin Memory of Stephen B. Sweeney.inspcomencourinnoVALcomta lansucceRespIns
50 YearsGeorge Miller, Ph.D.EnglishIn August 1969 at age 26 , I arrived in Newark, Ph.D. in hand, with two children. We rented half of the GeorgeEvans House (at the corner of Main St. and South College) for 110 a month, all utilities included. As an Assistant Professor in the English Department, I taught the regular load of 3-3. My first office was in the dining roomof a house on South College Avenue. Classes were either MWF or TRS. The English department had no adjunctfaculty, only full-time positions. Undergraduate enrollment was about 6,500, although like most colleges anduniversities at the time, Delaware had seen campus protests over the Vietnam War. Following the assassination ofRev. King, the National Guard had occupied Wilmington for nine months. Hired as a specialist in Renaissanceliterature, I spent half of my years here as a Department administrator serving under a variety of titles includingDirector of Composition, Director of Undergraduate Studies, Director of the Writing Program, Associate Chair(3 times), and Chair of the Department. Of my eight children, five graduated from UD; three have Master’s fromhere, the other three took advantage of the tuition exchange to earn degrees from smaller liberal arts colleges.6
dedi50 YearsBarbara H. Settles, Ph.D.Human Development and Family SciencesMy past year at the University of Delaware has been challenging and interesting as I put up all my courses andsurvived the Zoom and Canvas challenges. The students were responsive and many of them were able to graduateor move forward toward graduation. My professional participation was also by Zoom and I presented a plenarypresentation and joint paper for the Groves Conference on Marriage and Family. Our honorary Kappa OmicronNu sponsored the initiation on Zoom from national headquarters. Also I have students doing research in NewZealand and the Virgin islands, as well as, locally. My writing has picked up some steam and I look forward to thereturn to campus.inspcomencourinnoVALFood Science and NutritionCarolyn Thoroughgood joined UD in 1968 as an Assistant Professor in Food Science and Nutrition. As herresearch became focused on the nutritional needs of bivalves grown in controlled environment systems, she movedto the newly formed College of Marine Studies in 1974. She progressed through the academic ranks and servedin many administrative roles, including her service as the College’s Dean for 20 years. In September, 2004, Dr.Thoroughgood was recruited to become the Vice Provost for Research and Graduate Studies; however, she alwayspromised herself she was going to return to a full-time faculty position and did so in Spring, 2010. Once back onthe faculty, she specifically asked to teach freshmen and non-science undergraduates about the ocean, although shestill advises graduate students in the School of Marine Science and Policy. Her research and service are now focusedon coastal ocean observation. For 16 years, she has served as the Chair of the Board of Directors for the externallyfunded, UD-based Mid-Atlantic Regional Association Coastal Ocean Observing System, covering the region fromCape Cod, MA, to Cape Hatteras, NC, for the U.S. Integrated Ocean Observing System.comta lansucceRespIns
50 YearsLawrence Duggan, Ph.D.HistoryIn 1970, as I was finishing my dissertation in history at Harvard, I was lucky enough to be offered a job at theUniversity of Delaware, and then blessed to gain tenure in 1977, and I’ve been here since then—51 years ofgrateful service since then. Besides teaching Renaissance and Reformation history and Western Civ I (what I washired to do), I’ve been able to study, teach, and write on what has interested me as an historian. And between1991 and 2011 my wife and I were also able to coach ten students in winning Rhodes, Marshall, and MitchellScholarships to universities in the British Isles. I don’t think my life could’ve been much better!Charles R. Link, Ph.D.EconomicsMy wonderful ride at UD began on September 1, 1970, when my wife, Mimi, and our one-month olddaughter Marianne, arrived in Newark; our family grew to four with the arrival of Katy in 1973. I havewitnessed the phenomenal growth at UD as well as in the Economics Department, which has grown froma faculty of 10 to 25, along with the development of an outstanding Economics Ph.D. program in the early1990s. Along the way, there have been 52 articles (and still counting) in respected economics journals, twomonographs, 55 presentations at national and international economics association meetings, and grants ofmore than 1 million. I have always enjoyed interacting with students at all levels. I have taught more than25,000 students and have been the major advisor on 16 Ph.D. dissertations, more than 50 Masters theses,and 14 undergraduate degrees with distinction theses. I developed Winter Session programs in Europe (10years) and Australia/New Zealand (5 years). Teaching awards along the way have been from the Department of Economics, the College of Business and Economics, and finally, the teaching award from the University of Delaware. I have been fortunate to have worked with great colleagues. Most of all, none of thiswould have been possible without the support of Mimi, my wife of 55 years. By the time I retire in 2024, Iwill have been the Bank of America Professor of Business for 22 years.8
dedi50 YearsDaniel Rich, Ph.D.Biden School of Public Policy & AdministrationIn 1970, I came to UD because I thought it offered opportunities. Fifty years later, it is clear that I was right! Istarted as an instructor in the Department of Political Science, still working on my Ph.D. I eventually climbedthe academic ladder to a named professorship. I have had numerous leadership opportunities. In 1976, theCollege of Urban Affairs and Public Policy was established, the precursor of the Biden School of Public Policyand Administration. I served as associate dean and dean. When UD reorganized in 1997, I became dean of theCollege of Human Services, Education and Public Policy, an experience that focused my efforts on strengtheningeducation at all levels. I then served as University provost from 2001-2009, a period during which UD completedits transformation to one of the nation’s leading public research universities. When I returned to the faculty, Irenewed my commitment to teaching and research, and especially to mentoring students. My work on communitypartnerships was enhanced when I became director of the Community Engagement Initiative in 2016. For50 years, I have been privileged to work with thousands of extraordinary individuals—students, faculty, staff,administrators, alumni—all dedicated to strengthening UD. Throughout that time, I have been a Blue Hen in myheart and in my head. On May 31, 2021, the University awarded me an honorary Doctor of Laws degree. Now Iam a “true blue” Blue Hen!inspcomencourinnoVALcomta lansucceRespIns
memorable experiences at UD 40 YearsTamara SchirmerSusan BartonI’ve had 40 wonderful years atthe University. The acceptance ofeveryone becoming part of a family.I love the class sessions in Plantsand Human Culture; students postand describe an image or quote thatmeans something to them aboutmaterial learned. Many studentsgain appreciation for plants.45 YearsAnastasia ChirnsideEntomology & WildlifeEcologyBrian McCandlessEnergy ConversionWilliam SchenckDelaware Geological SurveyTamara SchirmerAgriculture Research/EducationDavid BlackEconomics40 Years1035 YearsJoseph BradleyStudent Financial Services35 Years35 YearsSteven BrownDiscussing my plans for honorscourse materials and other matterswith Burnaby Munson.Walter DabellWhile working at the Collegeof Marine Studies in Lewes,our group supported themultinational TOGA/COAREfield studies from Townsville,Australia.Joseph ScudlarkSchool of Marine Science &PolicyDouglas TallamyEntomology & WildlifeEcologySusan ZattoEngineering Academic Affairs35 YearsVan AdamsIT-Enterprise Systems & CloudServicesCarl AstiIT-University Media ServicesSusan BartonPlant & Soil Science
dediinspcom35 Years/Retiree35 Years35 YearsMichael KeefeWhen the staff and facultysurprised me with a specialrecognition at my last seniordesign presentation event, as aregular-faculty member. Thepeople with whom I have had thepleasure of working have madethese years wonderful!Robin MorganThere have been so many incrediblememories from the last 35 yearsit’s too hard to pick just one. I amgrateful for my time at UD and theopportunity to work with so manytalented and dedicated people.Kathleen WheatleyWorking with so many greatpeople, especially the late MaryHempel, John, Ed/O, Sue, Jerry,my OCM peeps and now thewonderful crew at HR, Wellbeingand OEI. Great memories andgreat friends.George BearSchool of EducationMichael CummingsIT-Network & InfrastructureServicesWalter DabellArts & SciencesSusan DavisAgriculture and NaturalResourcesThomas EvansPlant & Soil ScienceMitchell FieldsB&E FinanceJeffry FuhrmannPlant & Soil ScienceJ. GarrisonHistoryMark GrabowskiLibraryKarl HasslerIT-Information SecurityKarren HelselFaculty SenateMichael KeefeMechanical EngineeringAntony BerisChemical & BiomolecularEngineeringKirsten BrownEnglish Language InstituteSteven BrownChemistry & BiochemistryJohn CourtrightCommunication35 YearsJoseph WilliamsThe students, the people in general.encourinnoVALMarie KuczmarskiBehavioral Health & NutritionJames MacDonaldPhysics & AstronomyRonald MartinEarth SciencesKaren MayIT-Enterprise Systems & CloudServicesKathleen McCoyComputer & InformationSciencescomta lansucceRespIns
memorable experiences at UD 30 Years30 YearsElizabeth BoltI received a call from a formerDickinson resident wantingaccess to his girlfriend’s old room.This was where they met andwhere he wanted to propose. Thecustodians and I cleaned theroom and left a bouquet of wildflowers on a desk for them.Michael ChajesMy favorite memories involvemeeting with former students andhearing how meaningful theirUD education was in theirlife and career.35 YearsDebra NorrisArt ConservationMary PfaelzerEnglishBruce RakerIT-Enterprise Systems & CloudServicesJanice McFarlandIT-Network & InfrastructureServices12Robin MorganOffice of the Provost30 YearsAlexander SelimovKatherin RogersPhilosophyFrederick ShermeyerEngineering Academic AffairsKarl UnruhPhysics & Astronomy30 Years/RetireeDenise SpencerJames WarringtonMarine Science & PolicyKathleen WheatleyHuman ResourcesJoseph WilliamsFacilities, Real Estate &Auxiliary Services
dediinspcom30 Years25 Years25 Years25 YearsDiana StruzinskiEvery semester our unit has acelebration to thank the studentswho work with us. These events arefilled with good times, good food,and happy memories of the timeswe all spent together. When I lookback on working at UD, I think ofhow much like family we all are!James AnconaCelebrating my 25th seasonwith the UD Marching Bandand finding out that the HeidiI. Sarver and James P. AnconaMarching Band Excellence Fundwas created.Nancy ChaseAttending the very first U DID ITPicnic because it was the first timeI could recall that all employeeswere asked to gather together atUD besides the vigil that was heldin light of 9/11.Timothy ConradOne of the best was the luncheonput on for new employees severalyears ago which featured aguitar musician providingambiance for the function. Ithought it was really classy.Michael ChajesUniversity Honors CollegeAlan FoxPhilosophyNadine HowattTheatreDonna Coulet DugardLanguages Literatures CulturesPatricia GerhartAdmissions OfficeMurray JohnstonArts & SciencesMichael DavisIT-Network & InfrastructureServicesJames GlanceyAgriculture and NaturalResourcesJeffrey JordanPhilosophyArdeshir FaghriCivil & EnvironmentalEngineerKaren GougeAgriculture-Newark Farm30 YearsAvron AbrahamBehavioral Health & NutritionDouglas ArchbaldSchool of EducationLori BenscoterLibraryElizabeth BoltFacilities, Real Estate &Auxiliary ServicesChristine HeyrmanHistoryCecilia KerlinIT-Client Support & ServicesKathleen KerrStudent LifeencourinnoVALcomta lansucceRespIns
memorable experiences at UD 25 YearsHye-Shin KimCommencement andconvocation. Celebratingstudent success!30 YearsDonald LehmanMedical & Molecular SciencesDavid LytleLibrary14James MalinFacilities, Real Estate &Auxiliary Services25 YearsDavid MackenzieI really enjoyed the challengeof designing new studios forWVUD. Major projects like thisonly come along a few times in anengineer’s career.Sandra McCormickAssociates in Arts ProgramsEllen MonkB&E Accounting & MISRobert NelsonHospitality BusinessManagementAlexander SelimovLanguages Literatures Cultures20 Years20 YearsCheryl AckermanTammy AndersonConducting focus groups with preWhen I was promoted to aschool children about experiencesProfessor.at Coverdale Farm. One child’sfavorite things were the horses but there weren’t any horses.What an adventure. Lots oflaughter.Denise SpencerKlaus TheopoldIT-Network & InfrastructureChemistry & BiochemistryServicesNorman WagnerWilliam StartChemical & BiomolecularIT-University Media ServicesEngineeringJohn StevensonLibraryDiana StruzinskiLibraryShangyou ZhangMathematical Sciences
dediinspcom20 Years/Retiree20 Years20 Years20 YearsDiana BaczkowskiI was happy working at UDin the Admissions office for20 years with dedicated andtalented people. Meeting manyparents, alumni, trainingstudents, Blue Hen Ambassadorsand making lifelong friendswas a blessing. I rememberwith fondness the wonderfulChristmas Parties with everyonefrom Enrollment Managementat the Deer Park each year.Mark BambachEnjoying long term friendshipswith my colleagues.Judith BuchananWorking at CDHS has beenexciting. One of my fondestmemories was at our annualBenefits Fair, when I won theApple IPad in the drawing. I wasso surprised!Karen ClarkI love the excitement when thenew Fall semester starts. It’sfun talking to the parents of theincoming freshmen as everyone isso excited.25 YearsJames AnconaSchool of MusicRicky AndrewsLernerencourinnoVALcomta lanRonet BachmanSociologyRichard BraunMathematical SciencesNora BonsallLibraryHans-Joerg BuschLanguages LiteraturesCulturesKristin BradyTheatreDaniel ChaCivil & EnvironmentalEngineeringNancy ChaseStudent Wellness & HealthPromotionsucceRespIns
memorable experiences at UD 30Years20Years1620 Years20 Years20 YearsTeresa ClarkMaking these two incrediblefriends Maggie Brumit andJoann Watts as a new employee,and keeping them through thickand thin! These special womenare the kind that make UDspecial.Doug CrouseAmy EsteyAs a member of the DelawareUD employees are like a loose-knit4-H staff, I’ve had many unique family. We take care of each otheropportunities to work withand try to help out where we can.youth members of our programsthroughout the state. The abilityto help these young people learn,grow and gain important life skillshas definitely been my favoritememory while working at UD.Sarah HearnWorking with grad studentsthrough the DE PositiveBehavior Support Project(DE-PBS) at the Center forDisabilities Studies (CDS). Itis exciting to see them connectcourse content to CDS/DE-PBSwork, and then contribute tothe positive social-emotionalbehavioral outcomes of thestudents via school-based work.25 YearsMarvin ClarkPolice DepartmentRebecca GeorgeUniversity of Delaware EnergyInstituteJunghuei ChenChemistry & BiochemistryTimothy ConradTransportation ServicesEdgar DavisFacilities, Real Estate &Auxiliary ServicesQuentin GolstonMovers Services
dediinspcom20 Years20 Years20 Years20 YearsLori HillOne of my favorites would haveto be my very first interview atUD in August 2000 with theResidence Life administrativestaff. I came from a corporateworking environment and wasso pleasantly surprised at thecasual—yet professional—waythe interview was held. I wasnever so comfortable! When Iwas offered the position, I knew Iwas here to stay!Dawn JoryI have too many memories tochoose just one favorite. Overthe years, I have enjoyed theenergy the students bringeveryday. Like looking out yourwindow and seeing studentsswing dancing in Mentor Circle.Additionally, I appreciate thatmy career at UD has allowedme to be part of some amazingresearch efforts leading topositive impacts on society.Stephanie Kotch-JesterSo many great moments in 20years! My favorite memories arefrom attending Alumni Weekendto reconnect with students!I’m so proud of our Blue HenElementary Education Teachers!Dana PerryUD has been my home for 21awesome years. There is alwayssomething new to learn, newpeople to meet and wonderfulopportunities. I am proud to be amember of the Blue Hen family!Lisa GrimsleyEnglish Language InstituteThomas IlventoApplied Economics & StatisticsKeith JonesLibraryScott GrzendaAdmissions OfficeLeah JacksonStudent Health ServicesNancy JordanSchool of EducationJulie HubbardPsychological & Brain SciencesYan JinPlant & Soil ScienceHye-Shin KimFashion & Apparel StudiesencourinnoVALcomta lanRaul LoboChemical & BiomolecularEngineeringDavid MackenzieStudent CentersSusan McKennaLanguages Literatures CulturessucceRespIns
memorable experiences at UD 20 Years20Years20 YearsCarolyn QuinciIt is not a single memory but acollection of memories that makesmy time at UD special - getting towork with wonderful people anddevelop life-long friendships.Tammy Simpson-TurnerI am thankful to work witha great department full ofdedicated and talented facultyand staff for over 20 years. Ihave met people from all overthe world. Every day I learnsomething new. I am alwaysproud to say, I work for theUniversity of Delaware and Ilove my job!Michele WalfredWithout a doubt, takingadvantage of UD’s educationalbenefits and earning my AA,BA and MA while working, andwatching my daughter earn herBA also! This position, which Iaccepted when I was 45 yearsold changed my life, a personalrenaissance in every sense of theword! Also being honored withExcellence in Service in 2017.Leland WareWhen I led an effort to end racialdisparities in student disciplinein public schools. Former StateSenator Margaret Rose Henryproposed a law that requiresschools to reduce racial disparitiesin student discipline. Theprovision was passed by the Houseand Senate and signed into law bythe Governor in 2018.Timothy MorrisseyStudent Services for AthletesP. PetersonBehavioral Health & NutritionJanice O’NeillConferences-NewarkJohn RaboltMaterials ScienceMelvin RauIT-Enterprise Systems & CloudServices25 Years18Anne MorrisSchool of Education20 Years
Jeffrey RosenPsychological & Brain SciencesKathleen AtkinsonCommunications & MarketingKyle ChappellIT-University Media ServicesHeidi SarverSchool of MusicJason AtkinsonIT-University Media ServicesKaren ClarkCashier’s OfficeJeffrey SchneiderKinesiology & AppliedPhysiologyAlice BaPolitical Science &International RelationsTeresa ClarkAdmissions OfficeAmy SlocumDelaware EnvironmentalInstituteDiana BaczkowskiAdmissions OfficeJennifer ConnerFacilities, Real Estate &Auxiliary ServicesSergey BaldychevIT-Enterprise Systems & CloudServicesJames CorbettSchool of Marine Science &PolicyMark BambachBusiness AdministrationDoug CrouseCooperative Extension ServiceJennifer BarkerSchool of MusicSheldon DembyEngineeringThomas BeebeChemistry & BiochemistryTimothy DeshieldsFacilities, Real Estate &Auxiliary ServicesRaja Rao SurampudyIT-Enterprise Systems & CloudServicesMark VanGesselPlant & Soil ScienceXiang-Gen XiaElectrical and ComputerEngineeringJohn XiaoPhysics & AstronomyKristin BennighoffUniversity Honors College20 YearsErin BernbergAnimal and Food SciencesCheryl AckermanCenter for Drug & HealthStudiesKatharina BillupsSchool of Marine Science &PolicyAli AlalouLanguages Literatures CulturesJudith BuchananCenter for Drug & HealthStudiesTammy AndersonSociologyRuth FleuryHuman Development &Family ScienceBenjamin Fleury-SteinerSociologyGeraldine FosterStudent Health ServicesDaniel FreemanBusiness AdministrationDeni GalileoBiological SciencesGuido GeertsB&E Accounting & MISEynat GutmanLanguages Literatures CulturesDaniel HammerIntercollegiate AthleticsProgramKevin DobsonEnergy ConversionBrian HearnAgriculture Research/EducationTobin DriscollMathematical SciencesSarah HearnCenter for Disabilities StudiesPaul DumiganEarth Ocean & EnvironmentLori HillStudent CentersCharles ElsonB&E FinanceThomas HubbardFacilities, Real Estate &Auxiliary ServicesAmy EsteyGraduate/Executive ProgramsdediinspcomencourinnoVALcomta lansucceRespIns
memorable experiences at UD 20 YearsMarcia HuttonPPD–Large ProjectsRobert MajewskiFacilities, Real Estate &Auxiliary ServicesChaoying NiMaterials ScienceIkem OkoyeArt HistoryCatherine PainterIT-Network & InfrastructureServicesDana PerryOffice of the ProvostLauren PetersenArts & SciencesCarolyn QuinciOffice of University RegistrarJanet ReidStudent Health ServicesSydney RiggiCooperative Extension ServiceLouis RossiGraduate CollegeKenneth MilewskiFacilities, Real Estate &Auxiliary ServicesTodd RoyerKinesiology & AppliedPhysiologyAlice MooreOffice of Equity and InclusionTina SheingTheatreDawn JoryNIIMBLBarry JoyceHistoryPatrick JubbFacilities, Real Estate &Auxiliary ServicesDavid KalbFacilities, Real Estate &Auxiliary ServicesStephanie Kotch-JesterSchool of EducationPeter LenhoffPolice Department20Kasandra MoyeCenter for Black CultureNicholas ShevchenkoCenter for CompositeMaterialsTammy Simpson-TurnerEconomicsNickalus SmithIT-Network & InfrastructureServicesDarius StarkeyFacilities, Real Estate &Auxiliary ServicesTherese StrattonCenter for CompositeMaterialsGary TestermanFacilities, Real Estate &Auxiliary ServicesJohn ThiravongCenter for CompositeMaterialsDouglas TobiasHistoryRobert VigliottaTransportation ServicesDionisios VlachosChemical & BiomolecularEngineeringMichele WalfredAgriculture Research/EducationLeland WareBiden InstituteSharon WebbAgriculture Research/EducationDaniel WeileElectrical and ComputerEngineeringStacy WeileIT–Academic TechnologyServicesOwen WhiteHistoryJames WingraveChemistry & BiochemistryK. WommackAgriculture and NaturalResourcesDiane WrightB&E Accounting & MISLily WuIT-Network & InfrastructureServices
congratulations to our retireesdediinspcomencourinnoCarol BedgarI loved every day at UD.Conversations and learningfrom students, hearing theirviewpoints and contributionsgave me energy and a betterunderstanding of the world. AsI continue to take classes I lookforward to expanding my world.RetireesJamie AllenTransportation ServicesPatricia BrinleyI have had so many memorableexperiences at UD in the past32 years and have enjoyedevery moment. The one thatreally stands out is chaperoning24 undergraduate studentswith two faculty on a travelstudy abroad program to Paris,France. We attend the Louvreand saw the original “MonaLisa”, Eiffel Tower and more.Jan BurnsAll the great people I had thepleasure to know and work with.Robert AlphinAnimal and Food SciencesElizabeth ApplebyAnimal and Food SciencesDiana BaczkowskiAdmissions OfficeCarol AndererIT-Client Support & ServicesDavid CaldwellHelping to build the firstECALC computer classroomin Colburn Lab. A group of usworked until 4 a.m. on the firstday of classes to have it ready.VALcomta lansucceRespCarol BedgarAir Force ROTCTrina BiedermanDining ServicesIns
memorable experiences at UD Susan CastelliAll of the friendships I havemade along the way.22Stuart Binder-MacleodPhysical TherapyTheodore BlacksonPolice DepartmentChristopher BoorsePhilosophyDeborah BoothLibraryRobert BoslerBudgetDeborah CohenMy favorite memories areworking at the CCSM; assistingstudents and colleagues alike tobring out their best and mostunique selves.Juanita CrookThere are many. Working withgreat members of the UniversityCommunity and graduatingwith my Bachelor’s Degree whileworking for the University.Kristin BradyTheatrePeter BrakhageTheatreDiana BrinkleyHuman Resources–PayrollPatricia BrinleyFashion & Apparel StudiesSandra BuchananOffice of the PresidentStephen BunvilleFacilities, Real Estate &Auxiliary ServicesJan BurnsMathematical SciencesJames ByrnesEngineeringWilliam CainBiological SciencesDavid CaldwellMathematical SciencesWalter DabelAlthough made up of manymemories, I enjoyed supportingresearch using technology that Ihelped build.Richard CampbellLibraryGene CaneFacilities, Real Estate &Auxiliary ServicesMartha CarothersArt and DesignJohn CarterFacilities, Real Estate &Auxiliary Services
dediinspcomencourNancy DeputyI always loved to stand at thegate to the football field duringCommencement to watch thegraduates and faculty enterin all their regalia. It is verybeautiful.Susan CastelliPCS-MarketingMargaret ChaillouStudent Health ServicesDaniel ChesterComputer & Info SciencesShirley CoenIT-Network & InfrastructureServicesKimberly DoucetteI’ve met so many people andmade some very good friendsduring my time at UD.Deborah CohenCenter for Counsel & StudentDevelopmentGerald CollinsMovers ServicesAmy ConnellVP Finance & DeputyTreasurerJames CorbettSchool of Marine Science &PolicyDeborah DurantWorking with the studentemployees in the TechnologySolutions Center. Seeing themgrow into their professionalopportunities after they f
Tsu-Wei Chou, Ph.D. Mechanical Engineering Dr. Tsu-Wei Chou is the Unidel Pierre S. du Pont Chair of Engineering. He joined UD’s Mechanical Engineering Department in 1969 after receiving the Ph.D. degree in materials sc
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