2005 Banquet flyer

AIAA and Sigma Gamma TauNational Honor Society for Aerospace EngineeringInvite you to the Annual Aerospace Engineering and ΣΓΤ Initiation Banquet : 

AIAA and Sigma Gamma Tau National Honor Society for Aerospace Engineering Invite you to the Annual Aerospace Engineering and ΣΓΤ Initiation Banquet Where: Blackwell Inn 2110 Tuttle Park Place Columbus, Ohio 43210 (parking available) When: Thursday April 21st, 2005 Program: 6:00 PM Pre-dinner Social (Cash Bar) 6:30 PM Buffet Dinner 7:15 PM Aero Department Recognition and ΣΓΤ Initiation 7:30 PM Presentation Cost: $15.00 for all students $35.00 for faculty, staff, and guests Tickets can be purchased in the Aero Office (Bolz 330) up until April 15 For more information: Chris Prochak prochak.3@osu.edu Featuring “Technology for the Next Century of Aviation” Presented by Rick L. Stanley, Vice President of Engineering General Electric Transportation A graduate of The University of Notre Dame with a Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering, Rick joined GE Aircraft Engines in 1980. With GE, he pursued his Masters Degree in Aerospace Engineering from the University of Cincinnati and is a graduate of GE’s Advanced Engineering Program. During his career, he has held numerous assignments in turbomachinery blade, rotor, structures and combustion design and systems engineering. He has participated on many GEAE product designs, including the F110, F120, CF34, CF6, GE90, T700, and F404 engines. In 2003, Rick was elected an officer of General Electric and promoted to his current role as Vice President and General Manager of the Engineering Division, with responsibilities for all research, development, technology, product design and services engineering activities. He has been awarded five patents, and is a member of the Engineering college advisory boards for Notre Dame, Ohio State and the University of Cincinnati.