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Engineering Management Advisory Council (EMAC)

ETM has a 14-member Advisory Council (EMAC) representing the industrial base in the Portland Metropolitan Area. EMAC provides advice and counsel on the changing needs and strategic directions of technology-based industry, and assists the ETM in the continuous improvements of graduate offerings in Engineering & Technology Management.

The members of EMAC are:

  • Gerhard Beenen - Novellus Systems, Inc.
  • Eileen Boerger - Professional Data Exchange, Inc.
  • Mike Consol - The Business Journal
  • Carmen Egido - Intel Corp.
  • Les Fahey - KPMG Pete Marwick
  • Dwayne L. Foley - Northwest Natural Gas
  • Donald E. Grant - Valid Logic Systems, Inc.
  • David P. Hoffman - Celerity Energy
  • Ron Khormaei - Hewlett Packard
  • Tom Long - Planar Systems
  • John H. Matlock - Komatsu Silicon America
  • Nawzad Othman - OTAK, Inc.
  • Gary Parks - Bonneville Power Administration
  • William Reiersgaard - Gaard Automation Systems


Testimonials from ETM Students:

Scott Walsh

Scott Walsh is a Materials Program Manager for Xerox ' Office Printing Business. He 's responsible for coordinating global supply chain activities and logistics for office color printer programs.

"I was a professional when I entered the ETM program. I've stayed with the same company and advanced gradually. Classes in my degree program provided analytical tools useful in project and program management. Multicultural exposure in classes and on project teams prepared me for the international scope of my current position."

Working with students from other cultures and industries gave him a global perspective. While exposure to the ETM student population widened his horizons.


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