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2007-2008 Officers
**Information on last year's officers can be found here

President

Vice President

Treasurer

Event Treasurer

Secretary

Public Relations

Logistics Officer

Logistics Officer

Outreach Coordinator

Webmaster/Photographer

Awards Chair

Regional Collegiate Newsletter Editor

Faculty Advisor

Co-Advisor

President:
Jean Romersheuser

Jean is a native Coloradoan from Eagle. She has always enjoyed participating in many activities that include: camping, hiking, knitting, and reading. This is her fourth year at the Colorado School of Mines with plans to graduate the next year with a specialty in Electrical and Mechanical Engineering.
On campus Jean has been involved in Blue Key, Society of Women Engineers, a Mines Ambassador, and is a Conoco-Phillips Scholar. During the summer of 2006 Jean participated in an internship with ATK-Thiokol at their Promontory Point facility near Brigham City, Utah. Experiences with ATK were varied and included trying to improve performance on a robotic painter for the outside of the solid rocket boosters. The Utah experience also included a vicious bite from an unknown insect which left her with some reluctance to walk in the desert. Additionally, her summer allowed her to fine tune her golf game and acquire a new set of clubs.

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Vice President:
Rebecca Johnson

I am currently a junior majoring in geophysical engineering. I am a Florence Caldwell scholarship recipient and had a blast being on the SWE Region I conference planning committee this past spring. I work(ed) during the summer for WesternGeco/Schlumberger and during the school year I assistant coach a high school debate team. I am a member of the Mines Dance Team and also enjoy scrap booking, hiking, rock climbing, and cooking. I hope to inspire more people to get involved with our awesome SWE section and take advantage of all the great opportunities it has to offer.

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Treasurer:
Andrea Ham

My name is Andrea Ham and I am a Junior this year, studying Civil Engineering. I was grown in Washington but would rather go Colorado skiing any (and every) day of the week. I jump at any opportunity to play outside or drop in on a game of volleyball and I love to bake when I have extra time. As treasurer I will make sure all your SWE fun is paid for, and I hope to see you around. Don't hesitate to say hi!

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Event Treasurer:
Fallon Donohoue

I am currently a junior pursuing a B.S. in Metallurgical and Materials Engineering with a minor in Bioengineering and Life Sciences. I am also part of the Track and Field team where I have the opportunity to participate in some unique events including the javelin, hammer, weight throw, and discus. Aside from school and track, I enjoy anything from camping and hiking to shopping and just hanging out. I have recently taken an interest in rock climbing, but am still trying to figure out all the tricks. This is my first year as a SWE Officer and I am looking forward to the opportunity. I know it will be a great year!

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Secretary:
Cericia Martinez

My name is Cericia Martinez, but you can all call me Cici. I'm a junior majoring in Geophysics. I've lived in Colorado my whole life and, though not an outdoor sports enthusiast, would never chose to live away from the mountains. I enjoy reading whenever I have time and never pass up the opportunity to watch a great movie!

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Public Relations:
Manya Lein

I am a senior in Chemical Engineering and excited to be graduating this May! This is my third year as a SWE member. I love many things including tennis, music, skiing, and having a good time with friends. I'm the one in charge of membership and sending out the e-mails every week. I'm happy to answer any of your questions about these. See you at the meetings!

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Logistics Officer:
Kristi Selden

My name is Kristi Selden, and I am a junior studying Civil Engineering. I enjoy playing tennis, baking, scrapbooking, and watching "Friends" re-runs. SWE is going to be AMAZING this year! If you have any suggestions for food, please let me know!!

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Logistics Officer:
Tyson Swinford

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Outreach:
Kamber Hurst

I am a Junior pursuing a major in Civil Engineering. I have lived in southwest Colorado all my life, and I enjoy it. I like to be outdoors going camping, hiking, gardening, etc. I have and have had a coop intership with the San Juan National Forest - engineering department - for the last two summers which I have truly enjoyed. I am looking forward to this year in SWE to all the events and new faces. Let's Have Fun!

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Webmaster/Photographer:
Sara McFarland

I am a super-senior finishing up my last year in Chemistry and Computer Science. When I'm not doing homework (or working on the SWE website), I enjoy hiking, the outdoors, various hobbies, foreign movies and reading.

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Awards Chair:
Jennifer Nekuda

I am currently a Ph.D. candidate in the Metallurgy and Materials Engineering department at the Colorado School of Mines (CSM). My research on CIS solar cells is a collaboration between the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) and CSM. In my spare time I enjoy most outdoor sports including hiking, camping, snowboarding, white water rafting, ultimate frisbee, rock climbing, and running. As a Colorado transplant (I am originally from Rock Springs, WY) I have grown to love Golden and the surrounding area. I have been a member of SWE for the last five years, and have been an officer for the last four years. SWE is one of the most beneficial organizations to become involved with on campus and I highly encourage everyone to come to a meeting and check us out!

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Regional Collegiate Newsletter Editor:
Islin Moy

My name is Islin Moy and I am a junior in Petroleum Engineering, with a minor in International Political Economy. When I’m not doing school or SWE, I enjoy traveling, (trying to) pick up new languages, and reading Kingsolver and Ghinsberg. SWE has really helped me to grow a lot and I encourage you to get involved! This year, I’ll be Regional Collegiate Newsletter Editor so send me any ideas or articles you have and it will get published.

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Faculty Advisor:
Candy Sulzbach

Candy Sulzbach has been the faculty advisor for the Mines’ collegiate section of SWE since 2001. She graduated in 1981 from Mines with a B.S. degree in Mineral Engineering - Civil specialty and worked for Exxon Co., USA as a project engineer in California for two years. Wanting to return to Colorado, she accepted a position as an Instructor at Mines in 1983 and has been on the faculty ever since. She currently holds the position of Lecturer and is a registered Professional Engineer in the State of Colorado. She teaches in the Division of Engineering, specializing in structural engineering and surveying.

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Co-Advisor:
Agata Dean

My name is Agata Dean, and I am a co-advisor this year with Candy. I graduated from CSM with a bachelor's in Mechanical Engineering in 2004 and a master of science in Mathematical and Computer Sciences in 2006. I now teach three sections of Calculus I in the Mathematical and Computer Sciences department.

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Home Meetings Events News Pictures Officers Sponsors Links How to Join Get Involved!	2007-2008 Officers **Information on last year's officers can be found here President Vice President Treasurer Event Treasurer Secretary Public Relations Logistics Officer Logistics Officer Outreach Coordinator Webmaster/Photographer Awards Chair Regional Collegiate Newsletter Editor Faculty Advisor Co-Advisor President: Jean Romersheuser Jean is a native Coloradoan from Eagle. She has always enjoyed participating in many activities that include: camping, hiking, knitting, and reading. This is her fourth year at the Colorado School of Mines with plans to graduate the next year with a specialty in Electrical and Mechanical Engineering. On campus Jean has been involved in Blue Key, Society of Women Engineers, a Mines Ambassador, and is a Conoco-Phillips Scholar. During the summer of 2006 Jean participated in an internship with ATK-Thiokol at their Promontory Point facility near Brigham City, Utah. Experiences with ATK were varied and included trying to improve performance on a robotic painter for the outside of the solid rocket boosters. The Utah experience also included a vicious bite from an unknown insect which left her with some reluctance to walk in the desert. Additionally, her summer allowed her to fine tune her golf game and acquire a new set of clubs. back to top Vice President: Rebecca Johnson I am currently a junior majoring in geophysical engineering. I am a Florence Caldwell scholarship recipient and had a blast being on the SWE Region I conference planning committee this past spring. I work(ed) during the summer for WesternGeco/Schlumberger and during the school year I assistant coach a high school debate team. I am a member of the Mines Dance Team and also enjoy scrap booking, hiking, rock climbing, and cooking. I hope to inspire more people to get involved with our awesome SWE section and take advantage of all the great opportunities it has to offer. back to top Treasurer: Andrea Ham My name is Andrea Ham and I am a Junior this year, studying Civil Engineering. I was grown in Washington but would rather go Colorado skiing any (and every) day of the week. I jump at any opportunity to play outside or drop in on a game of volleyball and I love to bake when I have extra time. As treasurer I will make sure all your SWE fun is paid for, and I hope to see you around. Don't hesitate to say hi! back to top Event Treasurer: Fallon Donohoue I am currently a junior pursuing a B.S. in Metallurgical and Materials Engineering with a minor in Bioengineering and Life Sciences. I am also part of the Track and Field team where I have the opportunity to participate in some unique events including the javelin, hammer, weight throw, and discus. Aside from school and track, I enjoy anything from camping and hiking to shopping and just hanging out. I have recently taken an interest in rock climbing, but am still trying to figure out all the tricks. This is my first year as a SWE Officer and I am looking forward to the opportunity. I know it will be a great year! back to top Secretary: Cericia Martinez My name is Cericia Martinez, but you can all call me Cici. I'm a junior majoring in Geophysics. I've lived in Colorado my whole life and, though not an outdoor sports enthusiast, would never chose to live away from the mountains. I enjoy reading whenever I have time and never pass up the opportunity to watch a great movie! back to top Public Relations: Manya Lein I am a senior in Chemical Engineering and excited to be graduating this May! This is my third year as a SWE member. I love many things including tennis, music, skiing, and having a good time with friends. I'm the one in charge of membership and sending out the e-mails every week. I'm happy to answer any of your questions about these. See you at the meetings! back to top Logistics Officer: Kristi Selden My name is Kristi Selden, and I am a junior studying Civil Engineering. I enjoy playing tennis, baking, scrapbooking, and watching "Friends" re-runs. SWE is going to be AMAZING this year! If you have any suggestions for food, please let me know!! back to top Logistics Officer: Tyson Swinford back to top Outreach: Kamber Hurst I am a Junior pursuing a major in Civil Engineering. I have lived in southwest Colorado all my life, and I enjoy it. I like to be outdoors going camping, hiking, gardening, etc. I have and have had a coop intership with the San Juan National Forest - engineering department - for the last two summers which I have truly enjoyed. I am looking forward to this year in SWE to all the events and new faces. Let's Have Fun! back to top Webmaster/Photographer: Sara McFarland I am a super-senior finishing up my last year in Chemistry and Computer Science. When I'm not doing homework (or working on the SWE website), I enjoy hiking, the outdoors, various hobbies, foreign movies and reading. back to top Awards Chair: Jennifer Nekuda I am currently a Ph.D. candidate in the Metallurgy and Materials Engineering department at the Colorado School of Mines (CSM). My research on CIS solar cells is a collaboration between the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) and CSM. In my spare time I enjoy most outdoor sports including hiking, camping, snowboarding, white water rafting, ultimate frisbee, rock climbing, and running. As a Colorado transplant (I am originally from Rock Springs, WY) I have grown to love Golden and the surrounding area. I have been a member of SWE for the last five years, and have been an officer for the last four years. SWE is one of the most beneficial organizations to become involved with on campus and I highly encourage everyone to come to a meeting and check us out! back to top Regional Collegiate Newsletter Editor: Islin Moy My name is Islin Moy and I am a junior in Petroleum Engineering, with a minor in International Political Economy. When I’m not doing school or SWE, I enjoy traveling, (trying to) pick up new languages, and reading Kingsolver and Ghinsberg. SWE has really helped me to grow a lot and I encourage you to get involved! This year, I’ll be Regional Collegiate Newsletter Editor so send me any ideas or articles you have and it will get published. back to top Faculty Advisor: Candy Sulzbach Candy Sulzbach has been the faculty advisor for the Mines’ collegiate section of SWE since 2001. She graduated in 1981 from Mines with a B.S. degree in Mineral Engineering - Civil specialty and worked for Exxon Co., USA as a project engineer in California for two years. Wanting to return to Colorado, she accepted a position as an Instructor at Mines in 1983 and has been on the faculty ever since. She currently holds the position of Lecturer and is a registered Professional Engineer in the State of Colorado. She teaches in the Division of Engineering, specializing in structural engineering and surveying. back to top Co-Advisor: Agata Dean My name is Agata Dean, and I am a co-advisor this year with Candy. I graduated from CSM with a bachelor's in Mechanical Engineering in 2004 and a master of science in Mathematical and Computer Sciences in 2006. I now teach three sections of Calculus I in the Mathematical and Computer Sciences department. back to top