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Contest Judges
Kathryn Clouse
- Education:
- BSEM UW-Madison 2010
- MBA UW-Oshkosh Currently In Progress
- Employed by Pierce Manufacturing since 2010
- Design Engineer for Aerial New Product Development
- Performs structural analysis on aerial
device components for new product development and
current product improvement
- 2009 EMA Design Contest First Place Winner - the Litter Fitter
- The Litter Fitter, a trash compactor that uses
human power rather than electricity to compact
garbage with a 3:2 mechanical advantage, can be
manufactured at a cost significantly lower than
existing trash compactors.
- Active Member of:
- Oshkosh Corporation's Leadership Academy
- Oshkosh Corporation's UW-Madison College Relations Team
- Pierce Manufacturing's Diversity Committee
Dustin Kaap
- Education:
- BSME UW-Madison 1995
- MSME UW-Madison 1997
- MBA Rockford College 2010
- Registered professional engineer in Wisconsin
- Employed by UTC Aerospace Systems (formerly Hamilton Sundstrand) in Rockford, Illinois since 1997
- Currently Project Engineer for Airbus A350 Ram Air Turbine Emergency Power System
- Vice President of Hamilton Sundstrand Rockford Leadership Club 2007-2009
- Chairman of Rockford Airfest Set-up Committee 2008 & 2009
- Wrote business plan and consulted for Flexi Snake
- Awarded 40 Leaders Under 40 by Rockford Chamber of Commerce in 2008
- Past UW-Madison activities:
- Teaching Assistant for ME340 Dynamic Systems
- President of Pi Tau Sigma
- Engineering Expo 1995 - 1st Place
- Hoofers Sailing Club
- Interests:
- Golf, basketball, and football
- Supporting Badger Athletics
- Business merger history
Ed Gisske
- Education
- BSEE UW-Madison 1970
- BSME UW-Madison 1973
- Thirteen postgraduate credits in Thermoscience and Fluid Dynamics at UW-Madison
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Registered professional engineer in Wisconsin since 1979
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15 US and foreign patents issued, 8 applications pending. More than 50 US Patent citations
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Owner Gisske Engineering, Mt. Horeb, WI
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Sole-practice that designs and develops electrical and mechanical products for forensic analysis and testing
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Participated in bringing more than 150 products to market since 1978
- Served as a Lecturer/Specialist in the UW-Madison Mechanical Engineering department teaching Manufacturing Processes,
Welding Engineering, Instrumentation and various short courses
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Taught ME349 (Mechanical Engineering Senior Design) as an adjunct lecturer in 1997
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Interests
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Amateur radio: First licensed in 1961, Amateur Extra class license
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Aviation: Commercial, Instrument, and Multi-engine ratings
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Precision metalworking and machine tool renovation
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Home brewing beer
University of Wisconsin-Madison Department of Engineering Physics Madison, Wisconsin Revised: 12/13/2012
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