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Symposium Steering Committee members enjoy the Tuesday evening reception held during the symposium week at the Pacific Science Center, site of the famed Seattle Space Needle. The private IMAX showing of "In the Deep" was a real hit for (L-R) Bill Hall, Exhibits Co-Chair, Dave Walen, Technical Program Chair, his wife Anna, and Rob Steinle, Treasurer. For more photos of symposium activities. |
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Arlene Carstensen, Russ Carstensen, the new Executive Director of NARTE, and Don Sweeney, of DLS Electronic Systems, (L-R) prep for the NARTE exam during the Seattle Symposium. For more information about NARTE activities during the Symposium, see page 30. (Don passed the exam by the way!) |
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Moto Kanda (L) received the Laurence G. Cumming Award, one of the EMC Society's highest awards, at the Awards Luncheon during the Seattle Symposium. EMC Society President Dan Hoolihan presented the award. For a complete list of the awards presented during the Symposium. |
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EMCS Board Member, Warren Kessleman (L), enjoys the boat ride to Kiana Lodge, the unique site of the Wednesday evening gala held during the symposium week. Captain Jim Oakley even let him steer the boat! The boat ride home was a different story as the skies turned from sunny and clear to dark and cloudy. The lightning show from the returning boats provided a spectacular ending to a memorable evening. For more information about Board activities during the symposium. |
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Mark Lucock, Brian Lawrence and Terry Forsythe (L-R) enjoy a little Lindgren levity during the symposium. |
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Leo Smale and Jeannie Olson of Kalmus tempted visitors to their booth with an “apple” theme representing the “new crop” of amplifiers they offer. |
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Fun times at the Pacific Science Center, site of the Tuesday evening reception held during the Symposium. |
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Two long-time friends, Ken Javor of EMC Compliance (L) and Mark Nave of Network Appliance, catch up on the latest during the Awards Luncheon. |
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Eberhard and Edith Klein of EMC – Technik and Consulting in Stuttgart, Germany are welcomed “regulars” who consistently attend the annual IEEE EMC symposia. |
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Barbara and Dave Staggs managed to sneak in a dinner at the Space Needle while in Seattle. Dave is a past member of the EMC Society Board of Directors. He’s with Dell Computers. |
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Janet O’Neil of Lindgren RF Enclosures and Dave Walen of the FAA caught the last boat to Kiana Lodge and thus enjoyed a great sunset. |
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Val Zabo and Mike DiCaprio of Electro-Metrics saw lots of activity in their booth during the symposium. |
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It’s a line-up of EMC “gentlemen” at the Awards Luncheon. On hand to receive their respective awards were (L-R) Clayton Paul with Mercer University, Ken Javor with EMC Compliance and Mark Montrose with Montrose Compliance Services. |
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AH Systems designed a t-shirt for the symposium that had the names of the exhibitors in the form of an “A” and an “H”! Showing off their creativity are Michael Cohen (L) and Travis Samuels. |
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CKC Labs was present in force at the symposium. That’s Bonnie and Todd Robinson, Dennis Ward, and Christine Nicklas (L-R) having a good time in their booth. CKC Labs also hosted a reception at their new facility in Redmond, just east of Seattle, while in town. |
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EMC Society President Hoolihan is shown with Ed Bronaugh, Jan Schulz, and Rodolfo Araneo (L-R) following the Awards Luncheon. Ed Bronaugh presented the “President's Memorial Award” in honor of Richard B. Schulz who passed away in 1998. Rodolfo Araneo, of the University of Rome “La Sapienza”, is the deserving student who won the award. |
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UL’s Corey Hyatt (L) and Keith Gilbert were kept busy during the symposium handing out copies of the CD-ROM containing four years of IEEE EMC Symposia records (96-99). UL completely financed the production and distribution of these CDs. |
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Virginia Fischer and Bruce Harlacher of Fischer Custom Communications enjoy some sweets and soft drinks during an afternoon break in their booth. |
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Charles Grasso received an award at the Symposium for his contributions to the tutorials, experiments and workshops held during last year's EMC Symposium in Denver. |
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APM staffed their booth with the best and brightest, including (L-R) Bob Redwood, Scott Wilson and Susan Savage. Susan wisely brought her sunglasses to Seattle in August! |
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Bob Cresswell of Criterion Technology takes a needed break from the booth activity. |
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Barbara and Bob Goldblum of R&B Enterprises join Ernie Magyar (R) of Magyar and Associates at the annual dB Society “Picnic” held during the Symposium week. |
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Michael Hill of EMC Automation (L) welcomes Ralph Parker of UL’s Camas, Oregon facility to his booth during the Symposium. |
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Mike Hatfield (L) and Mark Johnson of the Naval Surface Warfare Center
in Dahlgren, Virginia join Emily Godfrey of the Center’s Science and Engineering
Apprenticeship Program to visit the exhibits. Emily’s paper, which she wrote the week
she turned 18, was a candidate for the Best Student Paper Award. She presented the paper
the day following her 19th birthday! |
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The Seattle skyline is seen in all its glory from one of the boats on its way to Kiana Lodge, the unique site of the Wednesday evening gala dinner. |
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(L-R) Tanya Fisher, John Fisher II, Jennifer Fisher, and Bojan Silic represented Test Equipment Corp. from their booth at the Seattle Symposium. |
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Marianne and Bill Gjertson joined Fran Carlson (center front L-R) for the boat ride to Kiana Lodge. They are shown at Pier 55 on the Seattle waterfront, the departure point for the Lodge. Trying to hide behind the shades is Darryl Ray of Cisco Systems (center back) who enjoyed the famed August Seattle sunshine while on dock. |
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Marianne Gjertson, Companion Events Chair for the Seattle Symposium, enjoys the abundance of colorful flowers at historic Kiana Lodge. She enjoyed the quiet before the crowds arrived. Over 1,000 people attended the Wednesday evening salmon dinner at the Lodge. |
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