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Appendix B Workshop Participants Linda Abriola Richard Benson Dean of Engineering Dean, College of Engineering Tufts University Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University Ramakrishna Akella William Berry Professor and Director Distinguished Research Fellow Silicon Valley Center & Santa Cruz Center for Technology and National Security University of California Yudhijit Bhattacharjee Thomas Arrison Writer Senior Program Officer Science Magazine Government-University-Industry Research Roundtable National Research Council Peter Blair Executive Director Eugene Arthurs Division on Engineering and Physical Sciences Executive Director National Research Council SPIE, The International Society for Optical Engineering Robert Blankenbaker Ramakrishnan Balasubramanian Senior International Trade Specialist Student Researcher U.S. Department of Commerce Duke University Erich Bloch Pritam Banerjee Principal Graduate Research Assistant Washington Advisory Group, LLC School of Public Policy George Mason University Dorothea Blouin International Trade Specialist Jennifer Baument U.S. Department of Commerce Senior Trade Analyst for Labor U.S. International Trade Commission Robert Boege Executive Director Alliance for Science and Technology Research in America 223

224 THE OFFSHORING OF ENGINEERING Stephen Bonk Margaret Chu IEEE/AAAS Congressional Fellow Office of Research and Development Office of Rep. Dana Rohrabacher U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Maria Borga John Cohoon Economist Executive Director International Investment Division Global Engineering Processes U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis General Motors Corporation Chris Brantley Charles Cooney Managing Director Professor of Chemistry and Biochemical Engineering IEEE-USA Massachusetts Institute of Technology Peter Bridenbaugh John Damoulakis Retired Executive Vice President, Automotive Division Director Aluminum Company of America Information Sciences Institute University of Southern California Clair Brown Professor of Economics and Director Lance Davis Center for Work, Technology, and Society Executive Officer University of California, Berkeley National Academy of Engineering David Bruggeman Gordon Day Public Policy Analyst Director of Government Relations Association for Computing Machinery Optoelectronics Industry Development Association Melissa Carl Jason Dedrick Government Relations Representative Staff Research Associate American Society of Mechanical Engineers Center for Research on Information Technology and Organizations Erran Carmel University of California-Irvine Professor, Kogod School of Business American University Robert Doering Senior Fellow William Chadwick Silicon Technology Development International Trade Analyst Texas Instruments Inc. U.S. International Trade Commission Rafiq Dossani Tien-Sheng Chang Senior Research Scholar Visiting Professor Shorenstein Asia-Pacific Research Center Department of Mechanical Engineering Stanford University University of Maryland Stephen Drew David Cheney Science Partners, LLC Director Science and Technology Policy Program Robin Elsham SRI International BPO researcher/writer Mendota Heights, Minnesota Michael Chinworth Director Kevin Finneran U.S.-Japan Center Editor-in-Chief Vanderbilt Institute for Public Policy Studies Issues in Science and Technology National Academies

APPENDIX B 225 Samuel Florman David Harwell Chairman Assistant Director Kreisler Borg Florman Construction Company American Chemical Society Richard Freeman Richard Heckel Herbert S. Ascherman Professor of Economics Founder and Technical Director National Bureau of Economic Research Engineering Trends Lisa Frehill Susan Heller-Zeisler Executive Director National Institute of Science and Technology Commission on Professionals in Science and Technology Jungeun Heo Robert Galvin Center for International Science and Technology Policy Chairman Emeritus George Washington University Motorola Inc. Martin Hight Mark Gaylord Senior Manager Executive Technical Assistant to Cohoon Government Relations General Motors Corporation American Society of Civil Engineers Al Ghorbanpoor Christopher Hill Interim Dean Professor of Public Policy and Technology College of Engineering George Mason University University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee Greg Hill Michael Gibbons Managing Editor Director of Data Research Today’s Engineer American Society for Engineering Education IEEE-USA Susan Graham Ron Hira Pehong Chen Distinguished Professor Vice President, Career Activities Computer Science Division—EECS IEEE USA University of California, Berkeley E. Dan Hirleman David Alan Grier Professor and Interim Director Associate Professor of Science and Technology Global Engineering Programs Policy and Associate Dean Purdue University Elliott School of International Affairs George Washington University Michael Holland Committee on Science Robert Gustafson U.S. House of Representatives Associate Dean Ohio State University Virginia Hughes Assistant Director, International Bill Hall U.S. Government Accountability Office Economist Bureau of Economic Analysis (IID) Yongsoo Hwang Visiting Scholar Oscar Harasic George Washington University Science and Technology Principal Specialist Organization of American States Marilyn Ibarra Economist Magnus Harviden Bureau of Economic Analysis Counselor, Science and Technology Embassy of Sweden

226 THE OFFSHORING OF ENGINEERING Mike Jacobsak Jeffrey Macher Engineering Manager Assistant Professor Teradyne Georgetown University Roger Jones Tom Mahoney President President Franklin International, LLC WV MEP Russel Jones Chris McManes Managing Partner IEEE-USA World Expertise, LLC Stephen Merrill Eva Kaplan-Leiserson Senior Director, Board on Science, Technology, Staff Writer and Economic Policy National Society of Professional Engineers National Research Council Faraz Khan John Messner Researcher Assistant Professor of Architectural Engineering International Federation of Professional Director, Computer Integrated Construction and Technical ­Engineers (IFPTE) Research Program Pennsylvania State University Lori Kletzer Professor of Economics and Chair Scott Midkiff Department of Economics National Science Foundation University of California, Santa Cruz John Moavenzadeh Saki Kumagai Executive Director Research Analyst MIT International Motor Vehicle Program Washington CORE Christopher Morecroft Theresa Laranang-Mutlu Duke University Assistant Director American Chemical Society Robert Morgan Professor Emeritus of Technology and Human Affairs Rolf Lehming Washington University in St. Louis National Science Foundation Donald Mosebrook Wil Lepkowski Vice President Science Writer and Editor, Public Policy Lutron Electronics Co. Inc. Reston, Virginia Richard Newton Nishanth Lingamneni Dean Graduate Student College of Engineering Duke University University of California, Berkeley Fred Looft Janet Norwood Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering Chevy Chase, Maryland Worcester Polytechnic Institute Don O’Neill Neil MacDonald President Editor Center for National Software Studies Federal Technology Watch Vin O’Neill Senior Legislative Representative IEEE-USA

APPENDIX B 227 Ryan Ong Benjamin Rissing Research Associate Research Scholar Center on Globalization, Governance and Competitiveness Duke University Hilliard Paige George Robinson Retired President Engineering Management Student General Dynamics Corporation Duke University Greg Pearson James Rudd Senior Program Officer Program Officer National Academy of Engineering National Science Foundation Gail Pesyna Jeff Russell Program Director Projector Director Alfred P. Sloan Foundation Duke CIBER, Fuqua School of Business Duke University James Porter Vice President of Engineering and Operations Hal Salzman and Chief Engineer The Urban Institute Dupont Keith Sandroni Jan Post George Washington University Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Lyle Schwartz Ricardo Pozo Retired Director Director, Electronics Engineering Center Air Force Office of Scientific Research Raytheon Company Edgar Seagle Alan Rapoport Consulting Engineer Senior Analyst Rockville, Maryland National Science Foundation Omar Serrano Theodore Rappaport Consultor, Department of Science and Technology Director, Wireless Networking and Communications Organization of American States Group University of Texas at Austin Charles Smollin Professional Engineer Niyanthi Reddy Hamilton, New Jersey Graduate Student Duke University Alfred Spector Senior Advisor William Rees IBM Software Group Deputy Under Secretary of Defense, LABS U.S. Department of Defense William Spencer Chairman Emeritus Proctor Reid SEMATECH Director, Program Office National Academy of Engineering Anne Stevens Chairman, President, and CEO-designate Michael Reischman Carpenter Technology Deputy Assistant Director National Science Foundation Edward Sullivan Associate Dean of Engineering California Polytechnic State University

228 THE OFFSHORING OF ENGINEERING Batul Tambawalla Larry Weber Duke University Program Manager National Science Foundation Nicholas Terrell Economist Scott Weidman Bureau of Labor Statistics Director Board on Mathematical Sciences Marie Thursby National Research Council Hal and John Smith Chair in Entrepreneurship DuPree College of Management Cameron Wilson Georgia Institute of Technology Director of Public Policy Association For Computing Machinery Timothy W. Tong Dean and Professor of Mechanical Engineering Belle Woods George Washington University Government Relations and Public Affairs Associate Council of Graduate Schools Charles Trembley Northeast Area Vice President Wm. A. Wulf IFPTE President National Academy of Engineering Jan Tuchman Editor-in-Chief Ralph Wyndrum Engineering News-Record President IEEE-USA Daniel Ullman AMS/AAAS Congressional Fellow Isabelle Xu Committee on Science Regional Economist U.S. House of Representatives Arlington Economic Development Charles Vest Zhenyu Yang President Emeritus Research Assistant Massachusetts Institute of Technology Duke University Vivek Wadhwa Falan Yinug Executive in Residence International Trade Analyst Pratt School of Engineering U.S. International Trade Commission Duke University Wu Zhang Scott Walthour Senior Research Engineer Associate Brookhaven National Laboratory Arium AE Mark Weaver Student Duke University

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The engineering enterprise is a pillar of U.S. national and homeland security, economic vitality, and innovation. But many engineering tasks can now be performed anywhere in the world. The emergence of "offshoring"- the transfer of work from the United States to affiliated and unaffiliated entities abroad - has raised concerns about the impacts of globalization.

The Offshoring of Engineering helps to answer many questions about the scope, composition, and motivation for offshoring and considers the implications for the future of U.S. engineering practice, labor markets, education, and research. This book examines trends and impacts from a broad perspective and in six specific industries - software, semiconductors, personal computer manufacturing, construction engineering and services, automobiles, and pharmaceuticals.

The Offshoring of Engineering will be of great interest to engineers, engineering professors and deans, and policy makers, as well as people outside the engineering community who are concerned with sustaining and strengthening U.S. engineering capabilities in support of homeland security, economic vitality, and innovation.

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