Interested in Becoming a Board Member?

The EAA is a network of nearly 2,000 engineers with a goal to support the College of Engineering’s pursuit of excellence by fostering and preserving lifelong relationships with students, alumni, and community. Through mentoring programs and outreach events, the EAA supports current and future engineering students.

I encourage you to make a difference and give back to current engineering students. There are a number of ways you can serve – offer your knowledge, networking connections, and resources throughout the year.

Sincerely,

Tony Curtis, President

Tony Curtis wearing a gray sweater against a generic background

MEMBERS

EX OFFICIO

Rich Brown

H. E. Thomas Presidential Endowed Dean

College of Engineering

Phone: 801-585-7498
Email: brown@utah.edu
Office: 1692 WEB
Website: https://www.price.utah.edu/brown

Dean Brown provides leadership to the College in strategic planning, administration, academic programs, faculty career development, and external relationships. He works closely with the department chairs and college staff on development, outreach and public relations.

Richard H. Nordlund

Senior Director

Commerce Real Estate Solutions

Jim Soto

Executive Director, Corporate & Foundations Relations

College of Engineering

Phone: 801-587-9410
Email: jim.soto@utah.edu
Office: 1885 WEB

Jim Soto is the industry/corporate liaison for the College of Engineering. He engages both local and national companies to facilitate interaction with students and faculty, and uncover research opportunities. He also builds relationships with engineering alumni.

Austin Van Otten

Staff Mechanical Engineer

Northrop Grumman

Tony Curtis

President

Chief Technology Officer

Horrocks Engineers

BS P.E.
CVE ’12

COMMITTEE CHAIRS

Ahmed Elmadhoun

Education Outreach

Process Engineer

Chevron

BS ChE ’13

Ken Milne

Networking/Social Outreach Committee Co-Chairs

Project Engineer

Sunrise Engineering

BS Business Econ ’00
BS CE ’12

SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS

Bryan Luu

Structural Engineer Intern

AECOM

Civil Engineering and Urban Ecology (May 2019)

Rebecca McGowan

BS CE ’18