1996 Distinguished Engineering Alumni
	The 33rd Annual Distinguished Engineering Alumni Convocation
	Friday, April 19, 1996
There is something very special about Purdue Engineers. Their reputation precedes them, and their accomplishments set them apart. The men and women who have earned the right to call themselves Distinguished Engineering Alumni include leaders in their profession, in business, industry, education, science, and government. They have founded corporations, built cities, and traveled in space. They prove that a Purdue degree is only the beginning of a lifetime of education and high accomplishment.
Each year the Schools of Engineering look for graduates whose achievements are truly outstanding. There is never a shortage of qualified candidates. In recognizing them, Purdue reminds itself and its students that our standards must always be high and that the future is ours to build.
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| Steven C. Beering President | Richard J. Schwartz Dean | 
We are delighted to introduce this year's Distinguished Engineering Alumni. As they reminisce about Purdue and reflect on their professional lives in the following web pages, these outstanding graduates offer us a glimpse into how and why they have become exemplars of the Purdue engineer. Their success gives us great pride.
	Walter C. Bell
	MSCE 1960
	Robert B. Fenwick
	BSEE 1958
	William L. George
	PhD 1968
	James A. Katzman
	BSEE 1968
	Ching-Tien Liou
	MSChE 1971, PhD 1972
	David R. Rea
	BSChE 1962
	C. Elliott Sigal
	BSIE 1973, MSIE 1973, PhD 1977
	Robert B. Stephenson
	BSME 1965
	Robert L. Strickler
	BSAE 1960, MSAES 1962, PhD 1968
	Richard J. Swift
	MSME 1972
