ECE Alumni to be Honored at Annual Awards Dinner: Saturday, April 22
Join us for the College of Engineering Annual Alumni and Friends Awards Dinner on Saturday, April 22 at the Fort Collins Hilton. The evening begins with a cocktail reception at 5:30 P.M. followed by dinner at 6:30 P.M.
Following are the ECE alumni award winners being honored at the event:
Rocky Scott has been selected to
receive the 2006 Distinguished Alumni Award for the
College of Engineering. Scott, a Fort Collins resident,
earned his bachelor's degree in electrical engineering
from CSU in 1969. He currently serves as the principal
and senior vice president of McWhinney Enterprises,
the leading community and real estate development firm
in Northern Colorado. Previously, Scott served for
16 years as president and CEO of The Greater Colorado
Springs Economic Development Council (EDC). Under his
leadership, the EDC was twice named one of the top
10 economic development organizations in the country.
Scott also served as an officer in the U.S. Army, and
worked as a civilian engineering project manager for
the Department of Defense, where he earned the Joint
Services Commendation Medal for his work on data collection
and processing systems around the globe.
Gilbert Reeser of Pleasanton,
California, will be recognized as the
recipient of the 2006 Distinguished Alumni
Award for the Department of Electrical
and Computer Engineering. Reeser earned
his bachelor’s degree in electrical
engineering from Colorado State in 1959
and a master’s in electrical engineering
from Stanford in 1965. Throughout his
33-year career with Hewlett-Packard,
Reeser served in leadership positions
including worldwide group marketing manager
and general manager of a division in
Scotland. His career highlights include
designing the world’s first electronic
counter using I.C.’s, and meeting
the Queen at Buckingham Palace, where
he accepted the Queen’s Award for
Export and Technology Achievement. Reeser
retired from HP in 1997.
For questions and to RSVP, contact the College of Engineering at (970) 491-7028 or supportengineering@colostate.edu.