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102_168	Chauncey Starr (1935), pioneer in nuclear energy
102_169	John L. Swigert Jr. (1965), astronaut, member of Apollo 13; recipient of 1970 Presidential Medal of
102_170	Freedom; State Representative for Colorado, 1982
102_171	Dennis Tito (1964), millionaire and the first space tourist to pay for his own ticket
102_172	Michael Tuomey (1835), state geologist of South Carolina and Alabama
102_173	Chris Welty (1995), computer scientist Gregory R. Wiseman, NASA astronaut
102_174	Chris Wysopal, also known as Weld Pond (1987), member of the hacker think tank L0pht Heavy
102_175	Industries, founder of Veracode
102_176	Sports John Carter (1986), NHL forward 1986–1993
102_177	Kevin Constantine (1980), NHL head coach of the San Jose Sharks 1993–1995, the Pittsburgh Penguins
102_178	1997–2000, and the New Jersey Devils 2001–2002; recipient of USA Hockey's Distinguished Achievement
102_179	Award
102_180	Erin Crocker (2003), NASCAR driver
102_181	Don Cutts (1974), NHL and International Hockey League (1945–2001) goaltender 1974–1984
102_182	Oren Eizenman (born 1985), Israeli-Canadian ice hockey player
102_183	Andrew Franks (2015), NFL placekicker for the Miami Dolphins since 2015.
102_184	Tim Friday (1985), NHL defenseman for the Detroit Red Wings 1985–1986
102_185	Ken Hammond (1985), NHL defenseman 1985–1993
102_186	Michael E. Herman (1962), President of the Kansas City Royals of Major League Baseball 1992–2000
102_187	Joé Juneau (1991), NHL forward 1991–2004, selected to the 1993 NHL All-Rookie Team, top scorer at
102_188	the 1992 Winter Olympics while playing for the Canadian Olympic hockey team
102_189	Jason Kasdorf (2016), NHL goalie for the Buffalo Sabres since 2016.
102_190	Neil Little (1994), NHL scout for the Philadelphia Flyers organization; Goaltending Coach for the
102_191	Philadelphia Phantoms of the American Hockey League 2007–2008; AHL goaltender 1994–2005; won the
102_192	'97–98 and '04-05 Calder Cup with the Philadelphia Phantoms; inducted into the Philadelphia
102_193	Phantoms Hall of Fame in 2006
102_194	Andrew Lord (2008), professional ice hockey player
102_195	Mike McPhee (1982), NHL forward 1983–1994; won the '85–86 Stanley Cup with the Montreal Canadiens;
102_196	played in the 1989 NHL All Star Game
102_197	Matt Murley (2002), NHL forward 2003–2008 Kraig Nienhuis (1985), NHL forward 1985–1988
102_198	Adam Oates (1985), co-head coach of the New Jersey Devils 2014–2015; Head Coach of the Washington
102_199	Capitals 2012–2014; Assistant Coach for the Tampa Bay Lightning 2009–2010 and the New Jersey Devils
102_200	2010–2012; NHL forward 1985–2004; played in the 1991–1994 and 1997 NHL All Star Games; inducted
102_201	into the NHL Hockey Hall of Fame as a player in 2012
102_202	Matt Patricia (1996), Senior football advisor New England Patriots
102_203	Brian Pothier (2000), NHL defenseman 2000–2010
102_204	Daren Puppa (1985), NHL goaltender 1985–2000, played in the 1990 NHL All Star Game
102_205	Brad Tapper (2000), head coach of the Adirondack Thunder of the ECHL; NHL forward for the Atlanta
102_206	Thrashers 2000–2003
102_207	Graeme Townshend (1989), head coach of the Jamaican Men's National Ice Hockey Team; Player
102_208	Development Coordinator for the San Jose Sharks 2004–2008, NHL forward 1990–1994
102_209	Faculty
102_210	Past Sharon Anderson-Gold : Science and Technology Studies
102_211	George C. Baldwin (1967–1977) : Nuclear Engineering
102_212	Bimal Kumar Bose (1971–1976) : Electrical Engineering
102_213	George Hammell Cook (1842–1846) : senior professor, Geology
102_214	Amos Eaton (1824–1842) : first professor, Geology
102_215	Michael James Gaffey (1984–2001) : Planetary Science
102_216	Sorab K. Ghandhi (1963–1992): Electronic Materials, Microelectronics
102_217	Benjamin Franklin Greene (1846–1859) : third senior professor and first director of RPI
102_218	James Hall (1833–1850) : Geology and Chemistry Granville Hicks (1929–1935) : English
102_219	Matthew A. Hunter : Metallurgy, first to isolate titanium metal Annette Kolodny : English
102_220	Matthew Koss (1990–2000) : Physics Edith Hirsch Luchins : Mathematics
102_221	James D. Meindl (1986–1993) : Microelectronics Henry Bradford Nason : Chemistry
102_222	E. Bruce Nauman (1981–2009) : Chemical Engineering Gina O'Connor (1988–2018) : Business
102_223	Robert Resnick (1956–1993): Physics George Rickey : Architecture
102_224	Neil Rolnick : Music, founder of iEAR Henry Augustus Rowland (1870?–1876) : Physics
102_225	Lee Segel (1960–1973) : Mathematics Stephen Van Rensselaer : founder of the institute
102_226	Robert H. Wentorf, Jr. : Chemical Engineering
102_227	Current Robert A. Baron : Psychology Laura K. Boyer : Science and Technology Studies
102_228	Selmer Bringsjord : Artificial Intelligence, Logic
102_229	Linnda R. Caporael : Science and Technology Studies Jonathan Dordick : Biochemical Engineering
102_230	Evan Douglis: Architecture Faye Duchin : Economics Anna Dyson : Architecture
102_231	Ron Eglash : Science and Technology Studies
102_232	Peter Fox : Earth and Environmental Science, Computer Science, Cognitive Science
102_233	Ivar Giaever : Physics Professor Emeritus Wayne D. Gray : Cognitive Science
102_234	James Hendler : Computer Science Nikhil Koratkar : Nanotechnology
102_235	Robert J. Linhardt : Bioengineering Deborah McGuinness : Computer Science Vincent Meunier : Physics
102_236	Don Millard : Electrical Engineering, Electronic Media David Musser : Computer Science
102_237	Leik Myrabo : Spacecraft Propulsion Satish Nambisan : Management Heidi Jo Newberg : Astrophysics
102_238	Pauline Oliveros : Music Sal Restivo : Science and Technology Studies
102_239	David Rosowsky : Civil Engineering Michael Shur : Semiconductor Electronics
102_240	Ron Sun : Cognitive Science Boleslaw Szymanski : Computer Science Jeff Trinkle : Computer Science
102_241	William A. Wallace : Decision Sciences and Engineering Systems
102_242	Langdon Winner : Science and Technology Studies Houman Younessi : Systems Engineering (Hartford)
102_243	George Xu : Mechanical, Aerospace and Nuclear Xi-Cheng Zhang : Physics and Terahertz Technology
102_244	References Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute People Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
103_0	Gladys is a female name from the Welsh name Gwladus or Gwladys, which bears the meaning of royalty
103_1	(princess); conversely, it has been speculated to originally be from the Latin diminutive
103_2	"gladiolus", meaning small sword hence the gladiolus flowering plant.
103_3	It may be used as a Welsh variant of Claudia, meaning lame. People
103_4	Berniece Inez Gladys Baker Miracle (1919–2014), American writer and half-sister of actress Marilyn
103_5	Monroe
103_6	Gladys Adda (1921–1995), Tunisian communist and activist Gladys Aller, American painter
103_7	Gladys Ambrose, English actress Gladys Anderson, New Zealand artist
103_8	Gladys Anoma (1930–2006), Ivorian scientist and politician Gladys Anslow, American physicist
103_9	Gladys Arnold (1905–2002), Canadian journalist Gladys Asmah, Ghanaian politician
103_10	Gladys Aylward (1902–1970), English missionary to China
103_11	Gladys Elizabeth Baker, American mycologist
103_12	Gladys Pearl Baker (1902–1984), American film editor, mother of actress Marilyn Monroe and writer
103_13	Berniece Baker Miracle
103_14	Gladys Baldwin (1937–1982), Peruvian sports shooter
103_15	Gladys E. Banks (1897–1972), American politician
103_16	Gladys Beckwith (1929–2020), American women's studies academic
103_17	Gladys Bentley (1907–1960), American blues singer, pianist and entertainer
103_18	Gladys Berejiklian, Australian politician. 45th Premier of New South Wales.
103_19	Gladys Bissonette, Native American tribal leader
103_20	Gladys Black (1909–1998), American ornithologist and writer Gladys Blake, American actress
103_21	Gladys Block, American nutritionist Gladys Bokese (born 1981), Congolese footballer
103_22	Gladys Boot (1890–1964), British actress

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Chauncey Starr (1935), pioneer in nuclear energy

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John L. Swigert Jr. (1965), astronaut, member of Apollo 13; recipient of 1970 Presidential Medal of

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Freedom; State Representative for Colorado, 1982

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Dennis Tito (1964), millionaire and the first space tourist to pay for his own ticket

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Michael Tuomey (1835), state geologist of South Carolina and Alabama

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Chris Welty (1995), computer scientist Gregory R. Wiseman, NASA astronaut

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Chris Wysopal, also known as Weld Pond (1987), member of the hacker think tank L0pht Heavy

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Industries, founder of Veracode

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Sports John Carter (1986), NHL forward 1986–1993

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Kevin Constantine (1980), NHL head coach of the San Jose Sharks 1993–1995, the Pittsburgh Penguins

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1997–2000, and the New Jersey Devils 2001–2002; recipient of USA Hockey's Distinguished Achievement

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Award

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Erin Crocker (2003), NASCAR driver

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Don Cutts (1974), NHL and International Hockey League (1945–2001) goaltender 1974–1984

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Oren Eizenman (born 1985), Israeli-Canadian ice hockey player

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Andrew Franks (2015), NFL placekicker for the Miami Dolphins since 2015.

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Tim Friday (1985), NHL defenseman for the Detroit Red Wings 1985–1986

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Ken Hammond (1985), NHL defenseman 1985–1993

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Michael E. Herman (1962), President of the Kansas City Royals of Major League Baseball 1992–2000

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Joé Juneau (1991), NHL forward 1991–2004, selected to the 1993 NHL All-Rookie Team, top scorer at

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the 1992 Winter Olympics while playing for the Canadian Olympic hockey team

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Jason Kasdorf (2016), NHL goalie for the Buffalo Sabres since 2016.

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Neil Little (1994), NHL scout for the Philadelphia Flyers organization; Goaltending Coach for the

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Philadelphia Phantoms of the American Hockey League 2007–2008; AHL goaltender 1994–2005; won the

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'97–98 and '04-05 Calder Cup with the Philadelphia Phantoms; inducted into the Philadelphia

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Phantoms Hall of Fame in 2006

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Andrew Lord (2008), professional ice hockey player

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Mike McPhee (1982), NHL forward 1983–1994; won the '85–86 Stanley Cup with the Montreal Canadiens;

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played in the 1989 NHL All Star Game

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Matt Murley (2002), NHL forward 2003–2008 Kraig Nienhuis (1985), NHL forward 1985–1988

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Adam Oates (1985), co-head coach of the New Jersey Devils 2014–2015; Head Coach of the Washington

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Capitals 2012–2014; Assistant Coach for the Tampa Bay Lightning 2009–2010 and the New Jersey Devils

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2010–2012; NHL forward 1985–2004; played in the 1991–1994 and 1997 NHL All Star Games; inducted

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into the NHL Hockey Hall of Fame as a player in 2012

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Matt Patricia (1996), Senior football advisor New England Patriots

102_203

Brian Pothier (2000), NHL defenseman 2000–2010

102_204

Daren Puppa (1985), NHL goaltender 1985–2000, played in the 1990 NHL All Star Game

102_205

Brad Tapper (2000), head coach of the Adirondack Thunder of the ECHL; NHL forward for the Atlanta

102_206

Thrashers 2000–2003

102_207

Graeme Townshend (1989), head coach of the Jamaican Men's National Ice Hockey Team; Player

102_208

Development Coordinator for the San Jose Sharks 2004–2008, NHL forward 1990–1994

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Faculty

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Past Sharon Anderson-Gold : Science and Technology Studies

102_211

George C. Baldwin (1967–1977) : Nuclear Engineering

102_212

Bimal Kumar Bose (1971–1976) : Electrical Engineering

102_213

George Hammell Cook (1842–1846) : senior professor, Geology

102_214

Amos Eaton (1824–1842) : first professor, Geology

102_215

Michael James Gaffey (1984–2001) : Planetary Science

102_216

Sorab K. Ghandhi (1963–1992): Electronic Materials, Microelectronics

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Benjamin Franklin Greene (1846–1859) : third senior professor and first director of RPI

102_218

James Hall (1833–1850) : Geology and Chemistry Granville Hicks (1929–1935) : English

102_219

Matthew A. Hunter : Metallurgy, first to isolate titanium metal Annette Kolodny : English

102_220

Matthew Koss (1990–2000) : Physics Edith Hirsch Luchins : Mathematics

102_221

James D. Meindl (1986–1993) : Microelectronics Henry Bradford Nason : Chemistry

102_222

E. Bruce Nauman (1981–2009) : Chemical Engineering Gina O'Connor (1988–2018) : Business

102_223

Robert Resnick (1956–1993): Physics George Rickey : Architecture

102_224

Neil Rolnick : Music, founder of iEAR Henry Augustus Rowland (1870?–1876) : Physics

102_225

Lee Segel (1960–1973) : Mathematics Stephen Van Rensselaer : founder of the institute

102_226

Robert H. Wentorf, Jr. : Chemical Engineering

102_227

Current Robert A. Baron : Psychology Laura K. Boyer : Science and Technology Studies

102_228

Selmer Bringsjord : Artificial Intelligence, Logic

102_229

Linnda R. Caporael : Science and Technology Studies Jonathan Dordick : Biochemical Engineering

102_230

Evan Douglis: Architecture Faye Duchin : Economics Anna Dyson : Architecture

102_231

Ron Eglash : Science and Technology Studies

102_232

Peter Fox : Earth and Environmental Science, Computer Science, Cognitive Science

102_233

Ivar Giaever : Physics Professor Emeritus Wayne D. Gray : Cognitive Science

102_234

James Hendler : Computer Science Nikhil Koratkar : Nanotechnology

102_235

Robert J. Linhardt : Bioengineering Deborah McGuinness : Computer Science Vincent Meunier : Physics

102_236

Don Millard : Electrical Engineering, Electronic Media David Musser : Computer Science

102_237

Leik Myrabo : Spacecraft Propulsion Satish Nambisan : Management Heidi Jo Newberg : Astrophysics

102_238

Pauline Oliveros : Music Sal Restivo : Science and Technology Studies

102_239

David Rosowsky : Civil Engineering Michael Shur : Semiconductor Electronics

102_240

Ron Sun : Cognitive Science Boleslaw Szymanski : Computer Science Jeff Trinkle : Computer Science

102_241

William A. Wallace : Decision Sciences and Engineering Systems

102_242

Langdon Winner : Science and Technology Studies Houman Younessi : Systems Engineering (Hartford)

102_243

George Xu : Mechanical, Aerospace and Nuclear Xi-Cheng Zhang : Physics and Terahertz Technology

102_244

References Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute People Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute

103_0

Gladys is a female name from the Welsh name Gwladus or Gwladys, which bears the meaning of royalty

103_1

(princess); conversely, it has been speculated to originally be from the Latin diminutive

103_2

"gladiolus", meaning small sword hence the gladiolus flowering plant.

103_3

It may be used as a Welsh variant of Claudia, meaning lame. People

103_4

Berniece Inez Gladys Baker Miracle (1919–2014), American writer and half-sister of actress Marilyn

103_5

Monroe

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Gladys Adda (1921–1995), Tunisian communist and activist Gladys Aller, American painter

103_7

Gladys Ambrose, English actress Gladys Anderson, New Zealand artist

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Gladys Anoma (1930–2006), Ivorian scientist and politician Gladys Anslow, American physicist

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Gladys Arnold (1905–2002), Canadian journalist Gladys Asmah, Ghanaian politician

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Gladys Aylward (1902–1970), English missionary to China

103_11

Gladys Elizabeth Baker, American mycologist

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Gladys Pearl Baker (1902–1984), American film editor, mother of actress Marilyn Monroe and writer

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Berniece Baker Miracle

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Gladys Baldwin (1937–1982), Peruvian sports shooter

103_15

Gladys E. Banks (1897–1972), American politician

103_16

Gladys Beckwith (1929–2020), American women's studies academic

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Gladys Bentley (1907–1960), American blues singer, pianist and entertainer

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Gladys Berejiklian, Australian politician. 45th Premier of New South Wales.

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Gladys Bissonette, Native American tribal leader

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Gladys Black (1909–1998), American ornithologist and writer Gladys Blake, American actress

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Gladys Block, American nutritionist Gladys Bokese (born 1981), Congolese footballer

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Gladys Boot (1890–1964), British actress