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Цукими (月見), или Оцукими (お月見), дословно «созерцание Луны / любование Луной», что также называют Дзюгоя (十五夜) — японские фестивали чествования осенней Луны, версии Праздника середины осени. Празднование полнолуния обычно происходит на 15-й день восьмого месяца по традиционному японскому календарю; растущая Луна почитается 13-го дня девятого месяца. Эти дни обычно приходятся на сентябрь и октябрь по современному солнечному календарю.

Эта традиция датируется эрой Хэйан и сейчас настолько популярна в Японии, что некоторые люди не прекращают праздновать по несколько вечеров, выжидая появления полной Луны в течение восьмого лунно-солнечного месяца.

К традициям Цукими — чествования красоты Луны — относятся отделка помещения колосками сусуки (японского мисканта) и потребление рисовых клёцек, которые называются цукими-данго. В дары луне также преподносят сезонные продукты. Полному месяцу предлагают сладкую картошку, а растущему месяцу октября — бобы или орехи. От этих даров образовались альтернативные названия празднования: Имомейгецу («картофельный урожайный Месяц») и Мамемейгецу («бобовый урожайный Месяц») или Куримейгецу («каштановый урожайный Месяц»).

История
Цукими относится к японской традиции устройства празднований любования урожайным месяцем. Считается, что обычай пошел от японских аристократов в период Хэйан, которые собирались вместе, чтобы читать стихотворения под полной луной восьмого месяца по солнечному календарю, известного как «месяц середины осени». С давних времен японцы считали восьмой солнечный месяц (соответственно сентябрь по григорианскому календарю) лучшим временем для любования луной, поскольку благодаря относительному положению Земли, Солнца и Луны последняя сияла особенно ярко. В вечера полнолуния по традиции люди должны собираться в месте, откуда ясно виден месяц, украшать жилища японским мискантусом и подавать на стол галушки из белого риса (цукими-данго), таро, эдамаме, каштаны и другую сезонную пищу, а также саке, предлагая их месяцу, чтобы помолиться за щедрый урожай. Эти блюда вкупе называются цукими-блюдами (月見料理, ). Благодаря широкому распространению среди этих блюд сладкого картофеля и таро в некоторых частях Японии традиция получила название Имомейгецу (芋名月) — «картофельный урожайный месяц».

В период с 862 до 1683 года японский календарь составлялся так, что полнолуние приходилось на 13-й день каждого месяца. Однако в 1684 году календарь изменили таким образом, чтобы новолуние приходилось на первый день каждого месяца, в таком случае полнолуние происходит через две недели на 15-й день месяца. Некоторые люди в Эдо (нынешнем Токио) передвинули свое празднование Цукими на 15-й день месяца, но другие продолжали проводить фестиваль в 13-й день. Более того, в отдельных регионах Японии происходили разнообразные созерцания на 17-й день месяца, как и буддистские созерцания на 23-й или 26-й день, все из которых использовались как предлог для частых продолжающихся до глубокой ночи праздников в течение осени в период Эдо. Этому обычаю положили конец в период Мэйдзи.

В Японии посвященные луне фестивали имеют долгую историю. Во время периода Хэйан в Японию завезли элементы китайского Праздника середины осени. Члены аристократического класса проводили любование луной на лодках, чтобы разглядеть отражение луны на поверхности воды. Элементом таких торжеств также стало составление стихов танка.

В японском языке присутствуют специфические термины для обозначения таких случаев, когда в традиционный вечер середины месяца луны не видно: это, например, Мугецу (無月, «безлунье») и Угецу (雨月, «дождь-Луна»). Даже когда луны не было видно, цукими все равно праздновалось.

Связанная еда
Традиция цукими предусматривает подавать к столу цукими-данго и сезонные продукты. Кроме того, есть ещё несколько блюд, которые связаны с цукими.

Варёная лапша соба или удон, присыпанная нори и сырыми яйцами сверху, а потом залитая мясным бульоном, называется соответственно цукими-соба и цукими-удон. На Северном Кюсю яйца разбиваются поверх яки-удона и это блюдо называется теммадо — другое название цукими в локальном диалекте. Подобно этому, когда сырое перепелиное яйцо разбивают на суши (например на суши гункандзуси или темаки), то это относят к стилю цукими.

В некоторых японских фаст-фудах в течение сентября и октября предлагают специальное осеннее меню, в которое входят бутерброды с яичницей — цукими-бургеры.

См. также
 Чхусок — корейский осенний фестиваль, который проводится в тот же день
 Праздник середины осени — китайский фестиваль любования Луной, который проводится в тот же день.

Ссылки
 Moon Viewing Festival in Osaka — Sumiyoshi-Taisha
 https://web.archive.org/web/20101124194310/http://manga.cz/index.php?clanek=702&druh=3

Литература
 Colleen Smith (September 25, 2015). «Where to view the harvest moon?». The Denver Post.

Культура Японии
Луна в культуре и искусстве

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Emergency donation to the people of Ukraine
The LEGO Foundation, Ole Kirk's Fond, and the LEGO Group make joint donation of 110m DKK, in solidarity with the people of Ukraine.
At the LEGO Foundation we have a long standing partnership with Ukraine to bring learning through play to children across the country.
We are watching with deep concern as the terrible situation there develops, and we are providing support to our own staff and partners there.
We stand in solidarity with the people of Ukraine - in particular our partners, staff and their families, and with all Ukrainian children at this terrible time of war.
The LEGO Foundation, Ole Kirk's Fond, and the LEGO Group make emergency DKK 110 million donation to support Ukrainian children and families
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Allium anceps — вид трав'янистих рослин родини амарилісові (Amaryllidaceae), ендемік заходу США.

Опис
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Квітне у квітні — травні.

Поширення
Поширений у штатах Каліфорнія, Айдахо, Невада, Орегон (США).

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Toronto FC II vs. North Carolina FC: USL match preview, stream & game thread
Hear from Laurent Guyot and Luca Uccello about the defeat in Pittsburgh and the upcoming match against North Carolina at BMO Field on Wednesday
By James Grossi@grawsee_auto Apr 18, 2018, 12:30pm EDT
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At the third attempt, Toronto FC II are finally set to open up their home campaign in earnest on Wednesday night when they host North Carolina FC at BMO Field – kickoff is set for 8 P.M.
Not only will they be looking to kick start a season that has seen them lose all three matches thus far, but they will also be aiming to put the disappointment of defeat in Pittsburgh firmly in the rear-view mirror.
Relocated on short notice, TFC II went into Highmark Stadium in Pittsburgh in good spirits a week and a half ago. Having managed the first half well enough, they conceded four goals in the second.
TFC II drops third straight match in loss to Pittsburgh
For Laurent Guyot, there were few positives to takeaway.
"Honestly, not a lot," said the TFC II coach on Monday. "The game in Pittsburgh was poor, except maybe the first half. Even if we didn't concede many goal-scoring opportunities, with the ball it was poor."
"And the second half we were not at the level," continued Guyot. "That's the reason we lost 4-0. We cannot be happy in any way with game against Pittsburgh."
Returning home, braced for the next challenge, Guyot will be watching "the character and the reaction of the players", as they look to bounce back from defeat.
"It's not a question of desire to compete or mentality," explained Guyot. "When you play a game you have to take the responsibilities, defensively, but more with the ball. You cannot be shy, cannot be scared to make mistakes."
"In this aspect we were poor," said Guyot. "If you don't play, you leave the opportunity to the opponent to get the game. [That] is what happened."
Said midfielder Luca Uccello of the defeat: "It's not what we wanted. The game plan we had was the right one, we just didn't execute on the day."
"There were a few occasions where we tried to high press them," explained Uccello. "Sometimes it worked out nicely, sometimes it didn't. Going into the second half, we had a few chances in transition to punish them and we didn't. And then we got punished in the second half."
"At this level you can't let up," said Uccello. "The difference between the first half and second was a matter of concentration and sticking as a team; trying to get a result away."
"It's a time to rebound here, at BMO Field, on Wednesday," added Uccello. "Work hard and put on a performance for our home fans."
With three losses to start the season, outscored 8-1 in the process, Guyot knows what his side needs to do to get on the front foot as a stop-start April leads into a hectic May – TFC II has six matches scheduled next month.
"I would like to see some consistency defensively," said Guyot. "In three games we took eight goals. If you have to score three or four goals each game it's complicated to win."
"The defensive aspect has to be better. We need the commitment of everyone," urged Guyot. "It's time for the players to understand [that without] the commitment of eleven players it is not possible to compete. We knew from the beginning we are one of the youngest teams in the league, if you don't play like a team, especially defensively, you cannot compete."
"We'll see," added Guyot. "When you're young you can make mistakes, but in this business you have to learn quickly."
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What better cure for a tough start than a bit of the old home-cooking?
"Any time you get to play in stadium like that, it's huge, especially in front of the fans, on that field, in that stadium. It all comes together there," said Uccello. "It doesn't take much to get up for a game like that. We're really excited to perform."
The first two home matches on the schedule were not played due to the struggles of getting the pitch in shape through an interminable winter.
The first, against Ottawa Fury FC, was rescheduled to Wednesday, September 26 at Lamport Stadium. And the second, against the Riverhounds, was played in Pittsburgh instead.
"We're looking forward to playing for the first time in Toronto," said Guyot. "It's always a positive thing to play in your stadium, to have some point of reference, especially at BMO [Field]. For the players, it can give them the taste of what it is with the first [team]."
Lining up opposite them will be North Carolina FC, one of the clubs that made the switch from NASL to USL in the offseason. Based out of Cary, North Carolina, they were formerly known as the Carolina RailHawks: the name change was made at the end of the 2016 season, part of a plan to contend for an MLS franchise.
NCFC will be coming into town on a high, having picked up their first win through four matches on the weekend, defeating in-state rivals, the Charlotte Independence, 0-2 on the road.
The match is the first of a two-game Canadian road trip for the visitors, as they will play Ottawa on Saturday.
Of note for TFC fans, Kyle Bekker will be making his return to BMO Field.
Bekker signed in the offseason with North Carolina having won the 2017 NASL SoccerBowl with the San Francisco Deltas, only for the team to be disbanded days later. The Oakville-native was drafted by TFC in 2013.
Speaking with USLsoccer.com defender Steven Miller said: "These games are usually trap games."
"You come off huge games, beating your rival, and play a team that's at the bottom of the league. However, we know what it's like to have zero points: their backs are against the ropes, just like ours were. They're going to come out swinging. It's all about matching their energy from the beginning."
The match will be streamed on YouTube, though it is highly recommended that readers make their way to BMO Field for some live action.
TFC II too know they will be in for a battle.
"They won on the weekend against Charlotte. They're an older team, experienced," outlined Uccello. "We'll look over video, see what they're good at, what they're not good at and try to exploit their weaknesses."
"But ultimately it's about us," stressed Uccello. "We've got to focus on what we do best, how we can perform as a team and bring it on Wednesday."


At the same time the Senate stated its debate on the bill of Senator Reed, based on the 1910 census, but making no provision for the exemption from the quota of close relatives. There was little headway made on the matter because there were constant interruptions about other matters, particularly general discussion on the political situation.
A new situation, however, was created by Senator Lodge's support of the amendment to the immigration bill, sponsored by Senator Reed some time ago, proposing to limit immigration to 300,000 per year, beginning with 1926. This would allow a 1% quota based on the number of naturalized immigrants of each nationality in the United States in the year 1920, with a bonus of additional percentage to nationalities exceeding 50% naturalization. The amendment provides for the creation of special board to determine the facts for that purpose.
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A global view of species diversity in high elevations, via mountain birds
By Jim Shelton
The Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta mountain range in Colombia, which has a high concentration of native species. (Photo by Ignacio Quintero)
A new look at mountain birds is helping Yale University researchers test long-held assumptions about species richness in high elevations.
The idea that species diversity decreases as you move into higher elevations — after a potential peak at middle elevations — is one of the most recognized and general patterns in ecology, according to scientists. Yet that assertion has not yet been tested nor studied at the evolutionary level on a global scale.
In a study published online Feb. 21 in the journal Nature, researchers Ignacio Quintero and Walter Jetz provide just such an assessment. The study makes use of a comprehensive global database that addresses lateral and elevation species distributions, combined with innovative analytical algorithms developed by the researchers.
"Our study is the first to provide a truly global characterization of species richness along elevation for a major species group," said Quintero, lead author of the study and a graduate student in the Jetz Lab. "We find that the number of bird species decreases predictably with elevation."
Mountains have been thought to increase the rate of new bird species being formed because they act as barriers between populations. Similarly, mountains are believed to have lower extinction rates because they can be environmental buffers when global climate changes.
Surprisingly, said the researchers, the new study finds that rates of species formation are higher at upper elevations — that is, the same places where species richness is lowest. This is counter to the traditional view of higher rates of species formation as the driver behind the most species-rich locations.
The authors noted that high species richness may instead be largely the result of greater climatic stability, allowing for the accumulation of species through geologic history. "Current gradients of biodiversity may be influenced to a greater extent by differences in the maintenance rather than in the origin of species," said Quintero.
"Our results suggest that historical processes such as frequent extinctions and immigrations from other areas are key mechanisms in high-elevation ecosystems," said Jetz, associate professor of ecology and evolutionary biology at Yale and director of the Yale Center for Biodiversity and Global Change.
"The study documents that the high elevations have rather distinct evolutionary dynamics that seem to continuously reshape communities," Jetz said. "Maintaining these processes seems to be key for retaining the diversity and unique characteristics of mountainous areas."
Jetz and Quintero noted that as species in mountainous areas come under increasing threat from both climate change and habitat loss, it will be essential to better pinpoint the often-shrinking ranges of these species via better geographic information. That effort is part of the mission of Yale's Map of Life project that aims to improve the global spatial knowledge for conservation decision-making.
The National Science Foundation supported the research.
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Tickle College of Engineering – Spring 2019
Aarant, Teague A Bachelor of Science in Aerospace Engineering Aerospace Engineering
Abbu, Gabriel S Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering
Abrams, Jared Samuel Bachelor of Science in Nuclear Engineering Nuclear Engineering
Abston, David Wayne Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering Civil Engineering
Adams, Matthew Anderson Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering Chemical Engineering
Adams, Taylor H Bachelor of Science in Nuclear Engineering Nuclear Engineering
ALamri, Fahad Dhafer Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering Electrical Engineering
Alharithy, Ahmad Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Engineering Biomedical Engineering
Alhejaili, Mohammed Bachelor of Science in Materials Science & Engr Materials Science & Engineer
Alley, Peter Jessup Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering Electrical Engineering
Allison, Madelynn Marcella Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering Industrial Engineering
Almasudi, Azaam Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering Chemical Engineering
Alsalman, Sultan Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering Chemical Engineering
Alshibli, Ahmad K Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering Chemical Engineering
Alsukairi, Maryam Bachelor of Science in Materials Science & Engr Materials Science & Engineer
Anderson, Jami E Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Engineering Biomedical Engineering
Anderson, Kendra Marie Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering Electrical Engineering
Anderson, Micah Browden Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering Civil Engineering
Anderson, Seth R Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering Chemical Engineering
Armstrong, Bonnie Jessica Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering Chemical Engineering
Armstrong, Logan Q Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering Chemical Engineering
Arnold, Chad Farrell Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering
Arnold, Joseph Alton Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering Chemical Engineering
Atkins, Pierce Thomas Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering
Atkins, Tyler Newman Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering Civil Engineering
Axon, Nicholas Michael Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering Chemical Engineering
Bachmann, Amanda Marie Bachelor of Science in Nuclear Engineering Nuclear Engineering
Bailey, Philip M Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering
Ballard, Brooke Breann Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering Chemical Engineering
Barnhill, Benjamin C Bachelor of Science in Aerospace Engineering Aerospace Engineering
Bashford, Bertrand Giammona Bachelor of Science in Computer Science Computer Science
Bates, Casey Gray Bachelor of Science in Computer Science Computer Science
Batten, Chad Bachelor of Science in Aerospace Engineering Aerospace Engineering
Bauman, Grant Edward Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering Chemical Engineering
Beal, Justin David Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering Electrical Engineering
Beard, Bentley Thomas Bachelor of Science in Computer Science Computer Science
Beatty, Christopher J Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering Industrial Engineering
Bennett, Bradley Michael Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering Chemical Engineering
Bennett, Rebecca A Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering Civil Engineering
Berger, Jacqueline Olivia Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering
Bergin, Camille Elizabeth Bachelor of Science in Aerospace Engineering Aerospace Engineering
Betancourt, Frank Henry Bachelor of Science in Computer Science Computer Science
Beyke, Kevin Yaeger Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering Chemical Engineering
Bhandari, Abhishek Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering Computer Engineering
Bible, Collin J Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering
Billings, Mariah Elizabeth Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering Computer Engineering
Bingham, Nathan T Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering
Blanchard, Kaitlin Marie Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering Chemical Engineering
Blount, Ethan Foster Bachelor of Science in Materials Science & Engr Materials Science & Engineer
Blue, Georgiana Saku Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering
Borrego, Evalynn Chassity Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering
Boss, Charles Joseph Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering Civil Engineering
Boudreau, Leegan M Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering
Bowers, Mallory Nicole Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering
Brandt, Nathaniel Chesney Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering
Brooks, Adam Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering
Brooks, Marcus E Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering
Brown, Keirsten A Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering Chemical Engineering
Brown, Logan D Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering Chemical Engineering
Bruner, Grayson J Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering Computer Engineering
Brunton, Christopher Ryan Bachelor of Science in Computer Science Computer Science
Buchanan, Preston Joe Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering
Bueckman, Jonathan Patrick Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering Electrical Engineering
Bullman, Trenton Justice Bachelor of Science in Aerospace Engineering Aerospace Engineering
Bullock, Austin Brian Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Engineering Biomedical Engineering
Burnett, Tyler K Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering Chemical Engineering
Burrell, Madeleine K Bachelor of Science in Nuclear Engineering Nuclear Engineering
Butler, Rory Marshall Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering
Cagle, Matthew Charles Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering
Carini, Kevin Richard Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering
Carson, John Mccormick Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering Civil Engineering
Carter, Nicholas Selby Bachelor of Science in Materials Science & Engr Materials Science & Engineer
Carter, Ryan Matthew Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering
Chang, Hsun Jui Bachelor of Science in Computer Science Computer Science
Chen, Yanheng Bachelor of Science in Nuclear Engineering Nuclear Engineering
Chesney, Benjamin Collin Bachelor of Science in Computer Science Computer Science
Chitwood, Dylan G Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering Chemical Engineering
Chu, Kerwin Bachelor of Science in Computer Science Computer Science
Cianciolo, Charles F Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering Civil Engineering
Clark, Kinzee Elise Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering Civil Engineering
Clegg, Darian Tearle Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering Industrial Engineering
Clevenger, David Ernest Bachelor of Science in Computer Science Computer Science
Clowers, Logan Nicholas Bachelor of Science in Nuclear Engineering Nuclear Engineering
Cochrane, Philip Charles Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering Electrical Engineering
Coffey, Hayden John Bachelor of Science in Computer Science Computer Science
Collins, Ryan J Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering Electrical Engineering
Conley, Caleb Joel Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering
Connatser, Elijah B Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering Electrical Engineering
Connolly, Chelsea Lauren Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering Chemical Engineering
Cordray, Andrew Blaine Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering
Cormany, Samuel Matthew Bachelor of Science in Materials Science & Engr Materials Science & Engineer
Corrigan, Robert Joseph Bachelor of Science in Nuclear Engineering Nuclear Engineering
Craft-Black, Rephayah Levi Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering Chemical Engineering
Crawford, Corey Randall Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering
Crawford, Drake M Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering Chemical Engineering
Crigger, Aaron P Bachelor of Science in Aerospace Engineering Aerospace Engineering
Critchlow, Ellis Bachelor of Science in Computer Science Computer Science
Crum, Zackery Conner Bachelor of Science in Aerospace Engineering Aerospace Engineering
Culp, Collin J Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering
Cummings, Matthew C Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering
Daffron, Mary Elizabeth Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering
Dalton, Adam Cole Bachelor of Science in Aerospace Engineering Aerospace Engineering
Daniel, Adam Thomas Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering
Darling, Sean M Bachelor of Science in Aerospace Engineering Aerospace Engineering
David, Savannah Susan Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering
Davies, Bryn Kathleen Bachelor of Science in Nuclear Engineering Nuclear Engineering
Davis, Austin M Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering
Davis, Elijah Michael Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering
Dayal, Simran Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Engineering Biomedical Engineering
Dean, Christopher Miller Bachelor of Science in Computer Science Computer Science, Mathematics
Deiderich, Edward Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering
Dematteo, Devan Cosmas Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering
Diegel, Annie Elizabeth Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering Civil Engineering
Diehl, Emily Mae Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering Industrial Engineering
Dixon, Jeffrey Scott Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering Chemical Engineering
Dopatka, Stefan Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering
Dorris, Austin Dexter Bachelor of Science in Computer Science Computer Science
Doyle, Sean Kilian Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering
Drake, Ashley Nicole Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Engineering Biomedical Engineering
Dunaway, Ryan James Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering
Duncan, Jeremiah Bachelor of Science in Computer Science Computer Science
Dunn, Adam Robert Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering Civil Engineering
Dyer, Jesse Cole Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering Chemical Engineering
Egan, Emily Page Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering Civil Engineering
Ellis, Breanna Nicole Bachelor of Science in Materials Science & Engr Materials Science & Engineer
Enani, Sarah Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Engineering Biomedical Engineering
Epperson, Daniel E Bachelor of Science in Aerospace Engineering Aerospace Engineering
Ervin, Emily M Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering Civil Engineering
Essington, Erin A Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering Chemical Engineering
Estey, Richard Hugh Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering
Evans, Brett M Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Engineering Biomedical Engineering
Fair, William Connor Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering
Falcon, Chase A Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering Chemical Engineering
Farmer, Jonathan Stephen Bachelor of Science in Nuclear Engineering Nuclear Engineering
Ferree, Codi Rose Bachelor of Science in Materials Science & Engr Materials Science & Engineer
Ferrer, Laura Maria Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering Civil Engineering
Fields, Delaney Nicole Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering Chemical Engineering
Filson, Adam J Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering
Fisher, Margret Campbell Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering Chemical Engineering
Flammang, Thomas Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering
Flint, Ryan Daniel Bachelor of Science in Computer Science Computer Science
Foehringer, Christopher J Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering
Forbes, Grace N Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Engineering Biomedical Engineering
Foshie, Adam Z Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering Electrical Engineering
Frame, Chloe Olivia Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering Chemical Engineering
Francis, Kea Meshel Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering
Franklin, Kayla B Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Engineering Biomedical Engineering
Friend, Brian Robert Bachelor of Science in Computer Science Computer Science
Gamble, Sara M Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering Industrial Engineering
Garabics, Stephen John Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering Electrical Engineering
Garland, Payton E Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering Industrial Engineering
Garner, Justin John Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering
Garrett, Trina Elizabeth Bachelor of Science in Nuclear Engineering Nuclear Engineering
Gertsen, Henry J Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering
Gilbert, Henry Vernon Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering
Gilbert, Lucas C Bachelor of Science in Nuclear Engineering Nuclear Engineering
Glass, Robert Lee Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering
Glintenkamp, Ryan Douglas Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering Industrial Engineering
Glover, Brandon James Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering
Glynn, Kaitlin Elizabeth Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering Chemical Engineering
Goad, Tarin Michael Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering Electrical Engineering
Godbold, Conner Waite Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering
Godfrey, Amy Jordan Bachelor of Science in Materials Science & Engr Materials Science & Engineer
Goeke, Robert Christopher Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering
Goff, Mackenzie Alexandra Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering Electrical Engineering
Goin, Michael James Bachelor of Science in Computer Science Computer Science
Goral, Chad Michael Bachelor of Science in Computer Science Computer Science
Gorman, Gregory Matthew Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering
Gosnell, Natalie Haile Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Engineering Biomedical Engineering
Grandin, James C Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering
Granvold, Anneka J Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Engineering Biomedical Engineering
Gredzieleski, Casey Nicole Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Engineering Biomedical Engineering
Greene, Patrick Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering Chemical Engineering
Greiff, Riley Scott Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering Civil Engineering
Grim, Brian Trevor Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering Chemical Engineering
Grizzel, Timothy L Bachelor of Science in Aerospace Engineering Aerospace Engineering
Groves, Robert Carter Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering Civil Engineering
Hale, Cameron Russell Bachelor of Science in Materials Science & Engr Materials Science & Engineer
Hall, Tucker Davis Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering
Harricharran, Kevin Shreeraj Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering Chemical Engineering
Harris, Eli Alan Bachelor of Science in Computer Science Computer Science
Harwood, Carlton L Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering
Hauser, Nathaniel Loren Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Engineering Biomedical Engineering
Hay, Kelsey Leigh Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering Chemical Engineering
Hayes, Lucy Dympna Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering Industrial Engineering
Hensley, Cory E Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering
Herald, Matthew T Bachelor of Science in Nuclear Engineering Nuclear Engineering
Hicks, Ethan J Bachelor of Science in Computer Science Computer Science
Hillencamp, James C Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering
Hills, Bradley D Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering
Hills, Deven Christopher Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering Electrical Engineering
Hillsman, Andre Devol Bachelor of Science in Materials Science & Engr Materials Science & Engineer
Hines, Michael Kenneth Bachelor of Science in Nuclear Engineering Nuclear Engineering
Hirtz, John Michael Bachelor of Science in Nuclear Engineering Nuclear Engineering
Holladay, Justin Lee Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering Chemical Engineering
Holladay, Seth Richard Bachelor of Science in Aerospace Engineering Aerospace Engineering
Holman, Peyton Alexander Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Engineering Biomedical Engineering
Holsten, Casey Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering Chemical Engineering
Howard, Daniel Saleem Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering
Howard, Matthew Curtis Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering Civil Engineering
Hubard, Zachary Benjamin Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering Civil Engineering
Huffman, William Alexander Bachelor of Science in Aerospace Engineering Aerospace Engineering
Huling, Kaleb E Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering Civil Engineering
Hunt, Austin Nicholas Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering Civil Engineering
Hunter, Jacob Wolf Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering Chemical Engineering
Huskey, Benjamin W Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering Civil Engineering
Huston, Patrick Charles Bachelor of Science in Nuclear Engineering Nuclear Engineering
Hutchins, Emily Nicole Bachelor of Science in Nuclear Engineering Nuclear Engineering
Ige, Isaac Olumuyiwa Bachelor of Science in Computer Science Computer Science
Ilia, Loraine C Bachelor of Science in Nuclear Engineering Nuclear Engineering
Johnson, Daniel Lawson Bachelor of Science in Aerospace Engineering Aerospace Engineering
Johnson, Emma Denaux Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Engineering Biomedical Engineering
Johnson, Jesselyn Eileen Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering Chemical Engineering
Johnson, Julia Kay Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering Chemical Engineering
Johnson, Noah Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering
Johnson, Rojae Antonio Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering Computer Engineering
Jolley, Jake Morris Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering Chemical Engineering
Jones, Gerald Leon Bachelor of Science in Computer Science Computer Science
Jones, Paige Chaloux Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering Chemical Engineering
Jordan, Skylar David Bachelor of Science in Aerospace Engineering Aerospace Engineering
Jordan, Taylor Wright Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering
Jost, Andrew Jeffrey Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering Industrial Engineering
Justice, Tanner Bruce Bachelor of Science in Aerospace Engineering Aerospace Engineering
Karl, Justin Thomas Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Engineering Biomedical Engineering
Kear, Seth Anthony Bachelor of Science in Computer Science Computer Science
Kearney, Austin Daniel Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering Chemical Engineering
Keesee, Michael Braxton Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering
Kelley, Hunter James Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering Electrical Engineering
Ker, Darby W Bachelor of Science in Materials Science & Engr Materials Science & Engineer
Kight, David Maxwell Bachelor of Science in Aerospace Engineering Aerospace Engineering
Kim, Hearan Bachelor of Science in Computer Science Computer Science
King, Corbin Thomas Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering
Kirk, Grayson Andrew Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering Electrical Engineering
Kish, Rebekah Lynn Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering Civil Engineering
Klein, Becka Lynn A Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Engineering Biomedical Engineering
Klomfas, Matthew R Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering Electrical Engineering
Knauer, Austin E Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering Industrial Engineering
Knecht, Kalie Renae Bachelor of Science in Nuclear Engineering Nuclear Engineering
Kovalcson, Joel Mark Bachelor of Science in Computer Science Computer Science
Kramer, Matthew S Bachelor of Science in Computer Science Computer Science
Kreutz, Stephanie Shay Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering Electrical Engineering
Kropf, Spencer Thomas Bachelor of Science in Nuclear Engineering Nuclear Engineering
Lackey, Austin James Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering Chemical Engineering
Landau, Hannah Pauline Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering Chemical Engineering, Chemistry
Landon, Molly Elizabeth Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering Chemical Engineering
Langevin, Louise Ivy Bachelor of Science in Nuclear Engineering Nuclear Engineering
Large, Annabel Li Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering Chemical Engineering
Larson, Zachary Paul Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering Chemical Engineering
Latham, Zachary G Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering
Laughter, Robert Tyler Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering
Laurel, Ralph Bermejo Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering Chemical Engineering
Layne, Grayson David Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering Civil Engineering
Lee, Hoocheon Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering
Liang, Jia Bachelor of Science in Computer Science Computer Science, Mathematics
Lifferth, William Emil Bachelor of Science in Computer Science Computer Science
Light, Michael Francis Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering Electrical Engineering
Ligon, Jona Woods Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering Civil Engineering
Lin, Michael Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering Chemical Engineering
Lindsey, Alyssa M Bachelor of Science in Materials Science & Engr Materials Science & Engineer
Littrice, Jeremiah I Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering
Liu, Fangzhou Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering Electrical Engineering
Lopez, Brittani Alexis Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Engineering Biomedical Engineering
Lowe, William L Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering Electrical Engineering
Lowman, Olivia Anne Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Engineering Biomedical Engineering
Lynch, Emily Ellen Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering Industrial Engineering
Lynch, William Jackson Bachelor of Science in Nuclear Engineering Nuclear Engineering
Maclean, Samuel Abbott Bachelor of Science in Computer Science Computer Science
Maddox, Bronson Lane Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering Civil Engineering
Maine, Jacob Tennison Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering
Malone, Nicholas Andrew Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering Civil Engineering
Mann, Margaret Emma Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering Chemical Engineering
Marks, Shadow Wyndham Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering Chemical Engineering
Matheny, Jason Bachelor of Science in Nuclear Engineering Nuclear Engineering
Matto, Matthew Allen Bachelor of Science in Computer Science Computer Science
McClanahan, Michael Sean Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering
Mcdonald, Landen G Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering
McGhee, Kristen Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering Chemical Engineering
Mcglothin, Gillian Suzanne Bachelor of Science in Aerospace Engineering Aerospace Engineering
Mckesson, Jacob Tori Bachelor of Science in Nuclear Engineering Nuclear Engineering
Mcmillan, Jesse P Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering
Mcmullen, Kyle Ross Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering Civil Engineering
Mcnamara, Michelle Elizabeth Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering
Melton, Jacob Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering
Metcalfe, Ian William Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering Chemical Engineering
Migovich, Miroslava Ivanovna Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Engineering Biomedical Engineering
Miller, Andrew J Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Engineering Biomedical Engineering, Statistics-Arts & Sciences
Minter, Isaiah Jordan Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering Industrial Engineering
Mitchell, Garrett Thomas Bachelor of Science in Aerospace Engineering Aerospace Engineering
Moadi, Abdel-Kareem Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering Electrical Engineering
Mobley, Christopher James Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering
Moloney, Christian John Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering Civil Engineering
Montgomery, Garrett Robert Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering
Montgomery, Matthew James Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering
Moore, Ethan Joseph Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering Chemical Engineering
Moore, Levi Jerome Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering Electrical Engineering
Morales, Salvador Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering Civil Engineering
Morse, Jonathan Andrew Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering Civil Engineering
Morton, Connor Alden Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering
Mubarak, Charlie Lucas Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering Civil Engineering
Muzyn, Gregory Bachelor of Science in Computer Science Computer Science
Naffziger, Conner Graham Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering Civil Engineering
Nakamura, Courtney Ann Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Engineering Biomedical Engineering
Napier, Evan Thomas Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering
Nash, Bryson D Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering Chemical Engineering
Navia Garces, Jorge Alfredo Bachelor of Science in Aerospace Engineering Aerospace Engineering
Naylor, William Andrew Bachelor of Science in Nuclear Engineering Nuclear Engineering
Neveau, Max Lestat Bachelor of Science in Materials Science & Engr Materials Science & Engineer
Newmyer, Jillian L Bachelor of Science in Nuclear Engineering Nuclear Engineering
Newsom, Tyler James Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering
Nguyen, Thach Quang Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering Chemical Engineering
Nicley, Kendall Ernest Bachelor of Science in Computer Science Computer Science
Oakes, Joshua Marcus Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering Civil Engineering
O'Brien, Christopher Bruck Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Engineering Biomedical Engineering
Ogle, Ryan Christian Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Engineering Biomedical Engineering
Olsen, Hannah Nicole Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Engineering Biomedical Engineering
Orr, John E Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering Industrial Engineering
Orzechowski, Edward Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Engineering Biomedical Engineering
Ossyra, Jessica Marie Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering Chemical Engineering
Page, Liam Frederic Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering
Pak, Denizhan Bachelor of Science in Computer Science Computer Science, Mathematics
Pang, Wilson Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering Chemical Engineering
Panta, Bibhor Regmi Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Engineering Biomedical Engineering
Park, Junsung Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering
Parker, Willie N Bachelor of Science in Aerospace Engineering Aerospace Engineering
Patel, Kishen Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering Chemical Engineering
Patel, Neel Jayantibhai Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering Chemical Engineering
Patel, Parth Bachelor of Science in Nuclear Engineering Nuclear Engineering
Patrick, Christopher Tanner Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering Industrial Engineering
Patrick, Steven Daniel Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering
Patrick, Steven Daniel Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering Electrical Engineering
Pauly, Michael Joseph Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering Chemical Engineering
Pedicini, Josh A Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering Chemical Engineering
Pemberton, Caleb Benjamin Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering Civil Engineering
Pfeifer, Frances Olivia Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering
Phatsadavong, Joshua Bounma Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering
Pinion, Thomas Mitchell Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering
Pitz, Megan Elise Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Engineering Biomedical Engineering
Poiroux, Destiney Autumn Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering Chemical Engineering
Porter, Mitchel Alan Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering Chemical Engineering
Povlin, John P Bachelor of Science in Computer Science Computer Science
Presnell, Joshua Stephen Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering Industrial Engineering
Price, Dillon Jesse Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering Chemical Engineering
Provins, Paul Preston Bachelor of Science in Computer Science Computer Science
Putthoff, William Bernard Bachelor of Science in Aerospace Engineering Aerospace Engineering
Quayle, Timothy Jacob Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering Chemical Engineering
Quirin, Thomas Franklin Bachelor of Science in Nuclear Engineering Nuclear Engineering
Rafipour, Fareed Alen Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering Electrical Engineering
Randall, Zachary Adams Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering Computer Engineering
Ray, Natalie Grace Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering Chemical Engineering
Reding, Megan D Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering Industrial Engineering
Reilman, Michael Joseph Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering Industrial Engineering
Richardson, Austin Chandler Bachelor of Science in Aerospace Engineering Aerospace Engineering
Riddle, Ethan Thomas Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering Civil Engineering
Rigney, Grant Harding Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering Chemical Engineering
Rivers, Deion Alexander Bachelor of Science in Aerospace Engineering Aerospace Engineering
Rizzo, Charles Peter Bachelor of Science in Computer Science Computer Science
Rooks, James William Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering
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Shaw, Angus B Bachelor of Science in Aerospace Engineering Aerospace Engineering
Shea, Kelsie Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Engineering Biomedical Engineering
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Simons, Austyn Jaymes Bachelor of Science in Computer Science Computer Science
Simpkins, Ricky Alan Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering Electrical Engineering
Siravantha, Benjamin Jay Bachelor of Science in Computer Science Computer Science
Smith, David Joseph Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering
Smith, Elijah Dean Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Engineering Biomedical Engineering
Smith, John Joseph Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering Electrical Engineering
Smith, Lauren Ansley Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Engineering Biomedical Engineering
Smith, Tyler Casey Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering
Smith, Wesley O'Connor Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering Industrial Engineering
Solis Kalkach, Samantha Bachelor of Science in Materials Science & Engr Materials Science & Engineer
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Soper, Adam Michael Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering Chemical Engineering
Spakes, Tristan A Bachelor of Science in Computer Science Computer Science
Springer, Austin P Bachelor of Science in Aerospace Engineering Aerospace Engineering
Sriram, Yuvraj Mahita Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering
Stanley, James Alexander Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering Civil Engineering
Stansberry, Charles Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering
Stephens, Leah Frances Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering Civil Engineering
Stiles, Katherine Elizabeth Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Engineering Biomedical Engineering
Stockinger, Mitchell T Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Engineering Biomedical Engineering
Stone, Isaac Howard Bachelor of Science in Computer Science Computer Science
Storie, Joshua Lawrence Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering Electrical Engineering
Straka, Bradley James Bachelor of Science in Materials Science & Engr Materials Science & Engineer
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Swicegood, Makenzie Leigh Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering Electrical Engineering
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Ten Eyck, Andrew Biddle Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Engineering Biomedical Engineering
Terosky, John Charles Bachelor of Science in Nuclear Engineering Nuclear Engineering
Terrones, Mark Richard Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering
Thompson, Tyler Franklin Bachelor of Science in Aerospace Engineering Aerospace Engineering
Throckmorton, James Edward Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering Civil Engineering
Throgmorton, Adam Sleeker Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Engineering Biomedical Engineering
Toth, Chase William Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering Chemical Engineering
Townson, Dylan C Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering
Treadway, Jake Douglas Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering
Trigiani, Anthony Mark Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering Electrical Engineering
Trzil, Jonathan Tyler Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering Civil Engineering
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Walker, Trenton Baird Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering Chemical Engineering
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Walters, Andrew C Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering
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Wasilko, David Collins Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering Electrical Engineering
Watkins, Ryan J Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering Civil Engineering
Way, Isaac Caldwell Bachelor of Science in Computer Science Computer Science
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Welch, Andrew Cowan Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering
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Williams, Austin Nicholas Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering Civil Engineering
Williams, Dasia T Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Engineering Biomedical Engineering
Wilmer, Evan Lawrence Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering Chemical Engineering
Wilson, Scott Hamilton Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering Civil Engineering
Wimberly, Austin Thomas Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering Industrial Engineering
Wing, Joseph Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering
Wingerd, Liam Richard Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering Electrical Engineering
Witt, William Owen Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering
Workman, Charles A Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering Chemical Engineering
Wright, John Forrest Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering Civil Engineering
Yolitz, Katherine Marie Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering Chemical Engineering
Yount, Trenton Blake Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering
Yu, Jinxiao Bachelor of Science in Computer Science Computer Science
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Drug Rehab and Treatment Centers Information Echo, Minnesota
Looking for Drug Rehab and treatment centers in Echo, Minnesota?
There are numerous alcohol and drug treatment programs possibilities to individuals residing in the Echo region. You should understand all the varieties of rehab choices that exist in Echo, AB., so that you can select the ideal treatment option for yourself or someone you care about. Choosing the proper drug rehab program in Echo is the central element in the process of treating of substance abuse, drug addiction and alcoholism. This information will help you to recognize your numerous rehab possibilities allowing an individual to have the best probability of an effective end result.
Let's examine the many drug and alcohol treatment facilities in Echo, Minnesota possibilities that correlate with the circumstances of the individual searching for rehab.
Inpatient drug and alcohol rehabilitation in Echo, AB. is a treatment option best for many who need medical treatment in the course of treatment or individuals with considerable drug abuse histories. People can develop physical and mental dependence to drugs even after a brief amount of time, so inpatient drug rehabilitation in Echo is considered the best treatment option in virtually all situations. On account of substance abuse and addiction, women and men will frequently be unable to recover using the minimal services provided by outpatient rehab facilities in Echo, Minnesota where alcohol and drugs are still easily available when they depart the outpatient program. In addition, individuals in rehab who take part in outpatient rehab as opposed to inpatient drug and alcohol rehabilitation in Echo remain susceptible to negative relationships and situations which can compromise their recovery process. If someone resides with an abusive companion or maintains associations which involve drug use, any rehab endeavours in outpatient rehab will be in vain. For this reason in-patient drug rehab in Echo, AB. will most certainly produce more fruitful results which will prove lasting as opposed to an outpatient alcohol and drug rehab program where advantages could be very limited and short-lived.
In Echo there's both short-term and long-term inpatient drug rehabilitation. Short-term is often a 30-day facility, while long-term inpatient drug treatment in Echo, Minnesota is a lot more prolonged and treatment can last 90-120 days on average. It is really an excellent setting for clients as it is a completely drug-free environment where they're able to heal both mentally and physically without distraction. Ideally, women and men proceed inside a long-term in-patient drug and alcohol rehabilitation facility in Echo for the maximum time frame permitted, to enable them to handle anything which might cut across their abstinence after they depart treatment. Due to the fact detoxing and becoming physically stable can take two to three weeks by itself, the three to six months in long-term in-patient drug rehabilitation in Echo will be time wisely spent and a lot more efficient than short-term facilities.
The main factor of all if you or someone you love is struggling with a substance abuse or addiction issue is to get it resolved right away, call someone and seek the advice of experienced addiction specialists and get an assessment and rehab possibilities to ensure the greatest opportunity for a full recovery.
There are no local drug rehab listings for Echo, Minnesota so we have provided the 6 closest treatment facilities arranged by distance from Echo:
Western Mental Health Center
(Marshall is 20.2 from Echo)
1212 East College Drive
Marshall, MN. 56258
Contact Western Mental Health Center, by calling 507-532-3236.
Outpatient Drug Treatment Programs, Drug Rehab Programs For Hearing Impaired Clients, Drug Rehab Centers For Spanish Speaking Clients, Languages other than Spanish
Avera Marshall Regional Medical Center
300 South Bruce Street
Contact Avera Marshall Regional Medical Center, by calling 507-537-9318.
Hospital Inpatient Services, Drug Treatment for Dual Diagnosis Clients
Woniya Kini Behavioral Services
(Morton is 21.8 from Echo)
39527 Reservation Highway 1
Morton, MN. 56270
Contact Woniya Kini Behavioral Services, by calling 507-697-9108.
Drug and Alcohol Rehab, Outpatient Drug Treatment Programs, Drug Treatment for Dual Diagnosis Clients, Drug Rehab Programs For HIV and AIDS Clients, Drug Rehabs For Gays and Lesbians, Drug Rehabs For Senior Citizens, Drug Rehab Centers For Pregnant Women, Drug Rehabs For Women, Drug Treatment Centers For Men, Drug Rehab Programs For Criminal Justice Clients
Self Pay Drug Rehab Programs, Drug Rehabs That Accept Medicaid, Drug Treatment Programs That Accept Medicare, State Financed Insurance, Drug Rehabs That Accept Private Health Insurance, Drug Treatment Centers That Accept Military Insurance, Drug Treatment Centers With Payment Assistance Programs
Woodland Centers
(Montevideo is 26.6 from Echo)
Montevideo, MN. 56265
Contact Woodland Centers, by calling 320-269-6581.
Project Turnabout
(Willmar is 39.1 from Echo)
130 SE Willmar Avenue
Willmar, MN. 56201
Contact Project Turnabout, by calling 320-214-7744.
Drug and Alcohol Rehab, Outpatient Drug Treatment Programs
Self Pay Drug Rehab Programs, State Financed Insurance, Drug Rehabs That Accept Private Health Insurance
Divine Hope Counseling
328 3rd Street SW
Contact Divine Hope Counseling, by calling 320-231-9763 x15.
Drug and Alcohol Rehab, Outpatient Drug Treatment Programs, Drug Rehab Centers For Teens and Adolescents, Drug Rehabs For Women, Drug Treatment Centers For Men, Drug Treatment For DUI and DWI Offenders
Among youths aged 12 to 17, the types of drugs used in the past month varied by age group. Among 12 or 13 year olds, 1.6 percent used prescription-type drugs nonmedically, 1.4 percent used inhalants, and 0.8 percent used marijuana. Among 14 or 15 year olds, marijuana was the most commonly used drug (6.3 percent), followed by prescription-type drugs used nonmedically (3.3 percent); inhalants and hallucinogens tied for third rank (0.8 percent). Marijuana also was the most commonly used drug among 16 or 17 year olds (14.0 percent); it was followed by prescription-type drugs used nonmedically (4.3 percent), hallucinogens (1.6 percent), inhalants (0.8 percent), and cocaine (0.6 percent).
Among persons aged 12 or older, the rate of past month marijuana use and the number of users in 2009 (6.6 percent or 16.7 million) were higher than in 2008 (6.1 percent or 15.2 million) and in 2007 (5.8 percent or 14.4 million).
Rates of SMI in 2008 were highest for adults aged 18 to 25 (7.4 percent) and lowest for adults aged 50 or older (2.3 percent).


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We're about to explore cutting edge idea's about digital logic and binary numbering systems as used by our most modern computers! So why have we got this picture of an old guy on this page?
This "old guy" was a genius who live over 100 years ago in England where he founded an amazing way of thinking about logical concepts which we call "Boolean Algebra" or "Boolean Logic"
His ideas shaped the future by allowing the creation of machines which can behave in a structured logical fashion to solve problems at amazing speed, or transport us into incredible worlds inside computer games.
In order to best understand digital logic and digital electronics, we must be first introduced to the world of binary and binary numbering systems.
The following tables describe the outcomes and objectives we need to understand how digital electronics works, and how it relates to robotic devices.
1.4 write a truth table for a logic gate circuit.
Outcome 2: Construct and verify basic logic gates 2.1 observe performance when constructing a binary logic circuit and verifying it with a truth chart using a logic probe.
Outcome 3: Construct a simple logic circuit, and explain its functions 3.1 observe performance using logic gates or hardwired contact to solve a design problem.


Perhaps it is not surprising that venture capitalists, most of whom are men, mostly shower their riches on men.
Last year, women entrepreneurs -- who own 9.1 million businesses in the United States, or 40 percent of the total -- got 2.3 percent of the billions doled out by these catalysts of American capitalism, according to a survey by the National Foundation for Women Business Owners.
That means men got 97.7 percent. Discrimination? Here is the surprising part. Joanna Rees Gallanter does not think so, and she is in a position to know. A newly minted venture capitalist herself, she raised $25 million in one year for her Venture Strategy Group, a San Francisco firm that helps technology start-ups brand and market their identities.
She raised the money largely from men, and the experience taught her something, she says, about applying common sense to corporate management. Lesson No. 1: Men and women are fundamentally different creatures, and rather than denying that obvious truth, women should study men carefully, imitate their strengths and maybe even exploit their weaknesses. Take male swagger.
Her advice is to stop asking whether you are worthy and concentrate on getting as much money as you can.
Another rule of thumb is to accept the fact that venture capital is a male realm and sell your business plan to the poohbahs who rule it in ways they will understand.
Her solution? If you cannot beat them, join them. Or rather, have them join you. ''Make sure your group is mixed because oftentimes, a man will want to deal with another man, just as a woman will often want to deal with another woman,'' she said. ''It's really chauvinistic, but it's human nature. Men relate to men.'' She has three men among her staff of seven.
That does not mean that women have to lean on men to do the hard work for them -- far from it, in the view of Tamara Totah, owner of Dietsmart.com, a Web site she began last year. Ms. Totah, a graduate of the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania and a former analyst in the internal private-equity group at Goldman, Sachs in New York, raised $1.7 million in financing for her venture in just three weeks, she says, and expects to be profitable by December. Her company employs 24 people.
Her prescription for getting a bigger portion of the venture capital pie, she says, is to do basic homework, from studying a venture capital firm's Web site to networking. She often attends events where she knows she will meet venture capitalists, she says, and she keeps in touch with bankers and corporate executives -- male and female -- whom she has met over the years.
Terri Cavanagh, senior vice president of the Women Entrepreneurs Connection at Fleet Bank, recommends attending venture capital fairs geared to women. One such fair is Springboard 2000, where 28 female-owned businesses raised $165 million last January. The next Springboard fair is in November in Boston. Ms. Cavanagh also recommends seeking out female-run venture capital firms, like the Isabella Fund and Capital Across America, which are eager to assist female business owners.
To be sure, a big reason the flow of venture capital to female-owned businesses is so slow is that so many of them are low-technology, labor-intensive ventures, like food or craft companies, that are of little interest to deep-pocketed investors angling for big paybacks.


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Red Hat Executive to Lead Domestic and International Sales in Newly-Expanded Role
Experienced international executive, Alex Pinchev, promoted to Executive Vice President
RALEIGH, N.C — 1. Dezember 2003 —
Pinchev has outstanding knowledge and understanding of the U.S., European, Middle East, and Pacific Rim markets developed during 20 years of managing and growing internationally-based technology businesses. Prior to joining Red Hat, he served seven years as Chairman, President, CEO and Founder of MainControl Inc., where he experienced great success in developing relationships with Global 2000 customers, major consulting and software firms, integrators and OEM partners.
"Tim Buckley assembled a very talented sales leadership team, and I am thrilled with the opportunity to work with these executives," said Alex Pinchev. "I look forward to the challenge of my expanded role and am confident in our ability to continue the rapid market acceptance of Red Hat Enterprise Linux and our other enterprise solutions."
"I cannot imagine a more exciting company with a greater market opportunity than Red Hat to conclude my operating career," stated Tim Buckley. "Now that Red Hat has put together a deep and talented executive team, I am able to move forward with my retirement plans knowing the company will not miss a beat."
"Red Hat's worldwide growth and transformation into an enterprise sales organization can be directly attributed to Tim Buckley. Red Hat thanks Tim for his outstanding commitment and contributions," said Matthew Szulik, Chairman and CEO of Red Hat. "Alex Pinchev's broad experience building and leading global sales organizations has already created significant international growth for Red Hat, and I am confident that he will bring the same strong results to our entire business."
Red Hat, the world's leading open source and Linux provider, is headquartered in Raleigh, NC with satellite offices spanning the globe. Red Hat is leading Linux and open source solutions into the mainstream by making high quality, low cost technology accessible. Red Hat provides operating system software along with middleware, applications and management solutions. Red Hat also offers support, training and consulting services to its customers worldwide and through top-tier partnerships. Red Hat's open source strategy offers customers a long term plan for building infrastructures that are based on and leverage open source technologies with focus on security and ease of management. Learn more: http://www.redhat.com
Forward-looking statements in this press release are made pursuant to the safe harbor provisions of Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934. Investors are cautioned that statements in this press release that are not strictly historical statements, including, without limitation, management's plans and objectives for future operations, and management's assessment of market factors, constitute forward-looking statements which involve risks and uncertainties. These risks and uncertainties include, without limitation, reliance upon strategic relationships, management of growth, the possibility of undetected software errors, the risks of economic downturns generally, and in Red Hat's industry specifically, the risks associated with competition and competitive pricing pressures, the viability of the Internet, and other risks detailed in Red Hat's filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission, copies of which may be accessed through the SEC's Web site at http://www.sec.gov.
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Józef Stawicki (ur. 16 marca 1951 we Włocławku) – polski profesor nauk ekonomicznych. Specjalizuje się w analizie szeregów czasowych, metodach filtracji czasowych, ekonometrii i statystyce.

Życiorys
W 1969 ukończył Liceum im. Ziemi Kujawskiej we Włocławku. Następnie podjął studia matematyczne na Uniwersytecie Mikołaja Kopernika w Toruniu, które ukończył w roku 1973. Dziewięć lat później obronił doktorat zatytułowany Wykorzystanie łańcuchów Markowa do analizy zmian zasobów dóbr trwałego użytku w gospodarstwach domowych, na Akademii Ekonomicznej w Katowicach. Habilitację uzyskał za rozprawę pt. Metody filtracji w modelowaniu procesów ekonomicznych w roku 1993. W 2004 roku otrzymał tytuł profesora.

Odbywał staże naukowe TEMPUS na Uniwersytetach w Angers (1992) i Tuluzie (1994). Jest członkiem Polskiego Towarzystwa Statystycznego oraz Komitetu Statystyki i Ekonometrii PAN. Był dziekanem Wydziału Nauk Ekonomicznych i Zarządzania UMK.

Odznaczenia
 Nagroda Ministerstwa Nauki, Szkolnictwa Wyższego i Techniki (1980)
 Złoty Krzyż Zasługi (2004)

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Urodzeni w 1951
Polscy ekonomiści
Wykładowcy Uniwersytetu Mikołaja Kopernika w Toruniu
Odznaczeni Złotym Krzyżem Zasługi (III Rzeczpospolita)
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Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg Praises Legacy Media in Interview with British Press
Citing Justice John Paul Stevens's retirement at age 90, the U.S. Supreme Court's reigning liberal icon, 83-year-old Justice Ruther Bader Ginsburg, told a BBC interviewer that she still "has a way to go" in her career.
She also signaled, without much attempt at evasion, that she is no fan of the Trump administration.
"Some terrible things have happened in the United States," Ginsburg said. "I would say we are not experiencing the best of times."
She continued, "But there's hope in seeing how the public is reacting." Specifically, she cited "the woman's march," which she praised for its "numbers" and "rapport."
Ginsburg's statements were an apparent reference to last month's marches in Washington, D.C. and other cities, which the Washington Post (among others) noted were organized "to resist President Trump."
Ginsburg, in other words, seemed to be signaling that she adopts the viewpoints and arguments of those (ironically prosperous) dissidents who view America as fundamentally oppressive and in need of serious judicial correction.
This was further underscored by her praise for the legacy media, which has also argued openly for the need to "resist" the duly-elected U.S. president. "I read the Washington Post and the New York Times every day," Ginsburg said, "and I think that the reporters are trying to tell the public the way things are."
Meanwhile, Vice President Mike Pence provided assurances that while the White House "strongly supports a free and independent press," it would "continue to call out the media when they play fast and loose with the facts." The old guard media clearly resents the fact that it no longer has a monopoly on shaping the public discourse, but if it's true that numbers don't lie, then its credibility in the Trump era (at least with Americans other than Justice Ginsburg) has tanked.
But bad-mouthing the very country where she occupies one of the highest constitutional appointments in the land is of course nothing new for Justice Ginsburg. During a visit to Cairo in 2012, for example, Ginsburg told an Egyptian media outlet, "I would not look to the U.S. Constitution, if I were drafting a constitution in the year 2012."
And while her recent statements to the BBC were perhaps more discrete, she has also made it abundantly clear that she does not respect the man Americans elected as their president. "I can't imagine what this place would be — I can't imagine what the country would be — with Donald Trump as our president," she told the New York Times in 2016. "For the country, it could be four years. For the court, it could be — I don't even want to contemplate that."
Given all this, could any reasonable person believe that Ginsburg can still rule fairly and dispassionately on the highly-charged issues that are likely to come before her as a result of Trump's policies and the avowed "resistance" to them by the elite who continue to pine for Hillary Clinton?
Time will tell, but we won't hold our breath wondering.
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Ventriloquism: Can you read my lips?
"Hey guys! I am Kishore and I'm a global citizen. And no, I don't like Trump!" spoke the spirited dummy on stage, as his golden hair swayed with his words. Wearing a bright red t-shirt and jeans and sitting on an elevated stool beside his 'sidekick' Sathyan Achath, Kishore's enthusiasm was infectious during the show held in TDM Hall at Kochi recently. One after the other, the audience threw questions at him. 'Who is the mayor of Kochi?' 'Can you speak Malayalam?' 'Are you from India?' Undaunted, he answered them all.
Kishore was so believable that the audience seemingly forgot the introduction – that Sathyan is a ventriloquist, who can speak without moving his lips. And that Kishore, Bollywood singer Shilpa Kulkkarni, Kottayam native Thomachan and his numerous life-like dolls are all speaking through him. As the show went on, none of that mattered as the technicalities took a backseat and the dolls, all 10 of them, wowed the audience cracking jokes, speaking Malayalam and even singing Harivarasanam and Jimikki Kammal.
The performer, Sathyan, hails from Thrissur but has truly been a global citizen. An IRS officer, who has been a project evaluation specialist with the World Bank in the US since 1992, he is a man of many achievements. Probably the first Indian to be featured on the renowned David Letterman show, a quarter finalist of the renowned talent hunt America's Got Talent in 2008, an author of seven books and a holder of many high-profile degrees, Sathyan travels across the world for work. The 65-year-old has been based out of Kerala for the past two years and alongside his busy career, he has been working hard to give ventriloquism a space in the State.
"My wife passed away three years ago and life got quite lonely. That's why I moved to Kerala and decided to work from here," says Sathyan.
Sathyan and his wife later got an opportunity to learn ventriloquism from a professional. The art of speaking without moving lips and the company of cheerful puppets enamoured him so much, that Sathyan started performing within six months.
"As someone who has also been into caricaturing and magic, I clubbed it all in my ventriloquism show and presented them together," says Sathyan, whose show in Kochi had him playing tabla and mouth organ together, staging a few magic tricks and drawing caricatures.
The challenge that awaited him in Kerala is that people didn't buy that it's him talking through the puppets. "They would even come up to me after the show and say, 'We know it's all pre-recorded and played in the background. You have someone assigned for this task backstage, don't you?' That's when I decided to include a segment in which they can ask the puppets any questions they want, which can be answered on the spot. Regardless, we Keralites don't like to believe anything easily," he says, with a laugh.
That said, Sathyan is happy there is a growing interest in ventriloquism globally and many youngsters are taking it up now. "I want to do whatever I can to promote this art form, further. Though I don't have time yet to give full-time training, whenever my time lets me, I try to help those are interested. I also want to learn a lot more about the art, myself," he concludes.
Ventriloquism is an art form in which the performers, the ventriloquists, speak without moving his lips. They give the impression that the dummies with them are doing all the talking and often perform with numerous dolls.
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Pastor Ed Hughlett
Ed was born and raised in the great state of Texas so it's not uncommon to hear some southern slang slip though in his conversation and sermons. He has also lived in the great states of Missouri, Kansas, and Hawaii where the Lord allowed some wonderful ministry opportunities, which includes serving as pastor of Harper Christian Church.
Ed has a great love for Christian education, having served as the dean of men at Baptist Bible College in Springfield, MO, the principle of a Christian school in Topeka, and the director of education for Lanakila Baptist Schools in Hawaii. His education includes a Th.G. and B.A. in Bible and Theology from Baptist Bible College, an M.A. in Biblical Counseling, and an M.Div. (Master of Divinity) from Baptist Bible Graduate School of Theology. He has completed all but his dissertation for his D.Min. (Doctor of Ministry) from Dallas Seminary in Dallas, TX.
Ed also volunteers as an adjunct professor for Baptist Bible College-Ukraine, as a chaplain at the Harper County jail, and as president of the board for Prairie View Christian Camp in Arkansas City, KS.
Ed feels blessed to have had parents who served the Lord for over 50 years in church music ministry--their love for the Lord and for music has had a great influence in His life. He is grateful to have their experience and talents to draw from as they serve beside him in ministry at Harper Christian Church.
Ed enjoys watching KU basketball with his dad, playing golf, pheasant hunting, riding ATVs in Colorado, and tinkering with and using technology, especially when it furthers the message of Christ. But most of all, he enjoys time spent with parents and especially the love of his life, Julie. To find out more about her, read her bio below.
Julie Hughlett
Julie was also born in Texas, the daughter of an Air Force family. While she was still young, the family moved to Nebraska, where her parents were influential in the fight to make homeschooling legal in that state. She is the oldest of nine children, which helped grow her skills in keeping a home, time management, and loving others.
Julie graduated summa cum laude from Pensacola Christian College with a degree in communications with an emphasis on writing. Upon graduation she was offered a position with A Beka Book, the largest publisher of Christian school textbooks, where she enjoyed writing and editing books for high school students, specializing in geography, literature, English, and economics.
After moving back to Nebraska, Julie worked as a tech writer for a banking software company and later as a project manager for a company that develops websites for doctors. Pastor Ed and Julie married in 2018, and Julie continues to work remotely as a project manager.
Julie loves being part of the ministry of Harper Christian Church. She likes to connect with people, help with youth ministry, visit church members, and entertain in her home. She enjoys spending time with her husband, reading, cooking, baking, crocheting, caring for plants, playing piano, and trying out for Jeopardy!


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