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Who's
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The wide range of careers exhibited by the individuals
in the list below is a testament of the versatility
of an engineering education. The list below may surprise
you. It contains the names, many that you'll be familiar
with, of people who began with an engineering education
and achieved fame in other fields.
- Mae Jemison: Astronaut
- Jimmy Carter: Former U.S. President,
Peanut Farmer, Humanitarian
- Alfred Hitchcock: Film Director
- Lee Iacocca: Automotive Executive, Statue
of Liberty Restoration
- Herbie Hancock: Jazz Musician
- William Hewlett: Co-Founder, Hewlett Packard
- Denise Denton: Chancellor, University of
California, Santa Cruz
- Hedy Lamarr: Actress. Received patent for
a device used against Nazi radar.
- John Slaughter: CEO, National Action Council
for Minorities in Engineering, Former Chancellor,
University of Maryland
- Alexander Calder: Artist
- Leonid Brezhnev: Leader of the former Soviet
Union
- Lillian Gilbreath: Author, pioneered time
and motion studies, revolutionized kitchen design
- Ming Tsai: Restauranteur and Star of TV
Cooking Show
- Montel Williams: Syndicated Talk Show Host
- Don Louis A. Ferre': Former Governor of
Puerto Rico
- Tom Landry: Former Football Coach, Dallas
Cowboys
- Shiela Widnall: Former Secretary of the Air
Force
- Robert A. Moog: Father of Synthetic Music
- John A. McCone: Former Director of Central
Intelligence Agency
- Arthur C. Nielsen: Developer of Nielsen TV
Ratings
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