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HFES Bulletin

July 2009
Volume 52, Number 7

Member Milestones

     HFES Fellow William S. Marras was elected to the National Academy of Engineering earlier this year. Marras, Honda Endowed Chair in the Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering at Ohio State University, was honored for his work in developing methods and models used to control costs and injuries associated with manual work in industry. He was also recently appointed editor in chief of Human Factors. He may be reached at marras.1@osu.edu.

     Anthony D. Andre was named the 2009 Outstanding Lecturer by the College of Engineering at San Jose State University. He was also recognized by the university for 15 years of service in both the Psychology and Industrial and Systems Engineering Departments as part of the human factors and ergonomics graduate program. Andre may be contacted at andre@interface-analysis.com.

     The National Space Biomedical Research Institute (NSBRI) has named HFES Fellow Jack W. Stuster to its External Advisory Council. Stuster is vice president and principal scientist at Anacapa Sciences and may be reached at jstuster@anacapasciences.com.

     Bryce G. Rutter, founder and CEO of Metaphase Design Group, received the 2009 Inventor of the Year Award from the Bar Association of Metropolitan St. Louis. Rutter was honored for his work in combining kinesiology and industrial design. He may be contacted at bryce@metaphase.com.

     Jerry M. Owens, 67, of Lubbock, Texas, formerly of Orlando, Florida, died January 23, 2009. Jerry was born September 3, 1941, and received his PhD in engineering psychology from Texas Tech University. He served in the U.S. Air Force from 1962 to 1966 and in the U.S. Navy from 1973 to 1992 and he was a naval aerospace experimental psychologist. In that role, Jerry held a number of positions in the Washington, D.C., area in support of human factors research. His most recent position was site director at CHI Systems in Orlando, where he served in support of various projects sponsored by the Department of Defense. Jerry is remembered by all who knew him as an encouraging, giving, thoughtful, and compassionate man.


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