Awards of Scientifi c Merit Iulian Riposan, pro-
fessor at the Politehnica Univ. of Bucharest, Bu- charest, Romania, won for "advancing the knowledge of the cast iron industry through extensive research and for generously sharing his knowledge and exper- tise with the industry." Ralph Showman, senior staff metallur- gist at ASK Chemicals, Dublin, Ohio, won for his "extensive research and excellence in tech- nology transfer in the areas of metal- lurgy and core and mold making."
David Weiss, vice
president of sales and engineering at Eck In- dustries Inc. Manitowoc, Wis., wonfor his "techni-
cal innovations in light metal casting, application of best practices in premium castings and leadership in the AFS Division Council, Technology Develop- ment Council and Research Board."
Service Citations Gregory Miskinis,
director of research and process development for T yssenKrupp Waupaca, Waupaca, Wis., won for "serving the metalcast- ing industry through participation in AFS research activities and the education of casting designers and end users."
Raymond Monroe,
executive vice president of the Steel Founders' Society of America, Crystal Lake, Ill., won for "dedicated service to the metalcasting industry and service to the Cast Metals Coalition, the Alliance for
Materials Manufacturing Excellence and the American Metalcasting Consortium." Sandy Salisbury Lin-
ton, CFO/co-owner of Tonkawa Foundry Inc., Tonkawa, Okla., was chosen for her "dedica- tion, service and leader- ship as an advocate and champion for AFS, the Cast Metals Institute, the Plains States chapter and the metalcasting industry."
Michael J. Trzecinski CMI Award T e Michael J.
Trzecinski CMI Award was given to Wayne Rasmussen, CMI In- structor/Consultant. T e award recognizes an in- dividual who has made substantial personal contributions (including service) to the develop- ment and continuing successful operation of the Institute and its programs.
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