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David Brin is a scientist, public speaker, and author. His novels have been New York Times Bestsellers, winning multiple Hugo, Nebula and other awards. His fifteen novels have been translated into more than twenty languages.
Paul Filmer, BS '85, Geophysics
Paul Filmer is a Program Director at the National Science Foundation and makes funding decisions for U.S. proposals dealing with climate change and evolution.
Brian Jackson, PhD '99, Chemistry
Brian Jackson is an Associate Director for the Homeland Security Program at the RAND Corporation, a nonprofit institution. His work involves homeland security and counterterrorism policy decision-making and research.
Julia Kennefick, PhD '96, Physics
Julia Kennefick is an assistant professor of physics at the University of Arkansas.
Karen Kiselewski, BS '82, Math
Karen Kiselewski is a senior planner and project manager with a Florida based urban planning consulting firm.
Melody McLaren, BS '77, Independent Studies
Melody McLaren is a freelance writer living in the UK, a jazz enthusiast, and a former Hula Hoop champion.
Libby Ramirez, BS '98, Biology
Libby Ramirez is an ER vet at the Animal Emergency Hospital of North Texas, and during her career has treated everything from elephants to mice.
Dhiraj Sharma, PhD '75, Electrical Engineering
Dhiraj Sharma is President of MegaPlex Software which provides a high-speed database engine for a variety of analytical applications and bulk data processing.
Niniane Wang, BS '98, Engineering and Applied Sciences
Niniane Wang is an Engineering Manager for a "confidential project" for Google, but in her spare time loves to write - she even penned an entire novel in a month's time.