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(B.S., ME ’80); Mary Ledet (B.S., EE ’04); Jerome L. Margraf
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McBride (B.S., EE ’66); Edward J. Nowacki (M.S., EE ’67);
Haresh P. Patel (B.S., EE ’83); Gang Quan (Ph.D., CSE ’02);
Niel Ransom (Ph.D., EE ’73); James Schmiedeler (B.S., ME ’96);
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Engineering Advisory Council Member to Receive Lifetime Achievement Award
William D. Mensch Jr., a member of
the College of Engineering’s Advisory Council, received the Lifetime
Achievement Award from his alma mater, the University of Arizona’s
College of Engineering in December 2005. Mensch, who is the founder,
chairman, and chief executive officer of The Western Design Center in
Mesa, Az., designed the 6502 microprocessor, which was recognized at
COMDEX ’96 as one of seven microprocessors having the most impact
on information technologies to date.
A senior member of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers,
Inc., Mensch holds 22 patents for microprocessors, microprocessor peripheral
devices, and microprocessor systems. He is widely recognized as a pioneer
in the microprocessor industry and has received many honors throughout
his career, including his induction into the Computer Museum of America
Hall of Fame.
Copyright 2006. University of Notre Dame.
