Interested in Becoming a Board Member?

Dear Engineering Alumni,

The University of Utah has a long history of producing exceptional engineers who have gone on to make significant contributions in their respective fields. The newly named John and Marcia Price College of Engineering is a remarkable indicator of the growth that has taken place over the past 25 years.

The EAA makes a direct impact on the lives of students and helps shape the next generation of engineers and computer scientists through education, networking, mentoring and scholarships. Our goal for the EAA Engineering Board is to provide more career opportunities for Computer Science and Engineering students.

Your skills and experience are needed at all levels. We especially need young and diverse engineering graduates to join the EAA Engineering Board and participate in student and alumni activities. Please contact me or Matt Kitterer if you’re willing to serve on the EAA Board.

Warm regards,

Scott PessettoPresident - EAA Engineering BoardJohn and Marcia Price College of Engineering

MEMBERS

EX OFFICIO

Charles Musgrave

Dean

John and Marcia Price College of Engineering

Email: u6058705@utah.edu
Office: 1692 WEB

Dean Musgrave provides leadership to the College in strategic planning, administration, academic programs, faculty career development, and external relationships. He works closely with the department chairs and college staff on development, outreach and public relations.

Ryan Boyack

Sr. Development Director

John and Marcia Price College of Engineering

Richard H. Nordlund

Senior Director

Commerce Real Estate Solutions

Austin Van Otten

Staff Mechanical Engineer

Northrop Grumman

Tony Curtis

President

Chief Technology Officer

Horrocks Engineers

BS P.E.
CVE ’12

COMMITTEE CHAIRS

Ahmed Elmadhoun

Education Outreach

Process Engineer

Chevron

BS ChE ’13

Ken Milne

Networking/Social Outreach Committee Co-Chairs

Project Engineer

Sunrise Engineering

BS Business Econ ’00
BS CE ’12

SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS

Bryan Luu

Structural Engineer Intern

AECOM

Civil Engineering and Urban Ecology (May 2019)

Rebecca McGowan

BS CE ’18