College names second class of Craig M. Berge Faculty Fellows
Six engineering faculty fulfill the Berge family’s vision.
The college's four-year design program and Design Day, its culminating event for seniors, honor alum Craig M. Berge, along with the dean's endowed chair and faculty fellowships.
The family of mechanical engineering alum Craig M. Berge made a memorial gift to foster a vision for the College of Engineering to lead the way in solving challenges through engineering. Since 2017, the Berges’ gift has funded the College of Engineering’s four-year design program and an endowed chair for the dean. David W. Hahn, the Craig M. Berge Dean, created a fellowship in 2020 to support selected faculty in education and research efforts.
Craig M. Berge Faculty Fellows are named to three-year terms and receive $8,000 per year. Six faculty members became fellows when the 2024 fiscal year began.
- Pierre Deymier, professor, materials science and engineering and BIO5 Institute
- Hongyue Jin, associate professor, systems and industrial engineering
- Zafer Mutlu, assistant professor, MSE and electrical and computer engineering
- Dean Papajohn, professor of practice, civil and architectural engineering and mechanics
- Judith Su, associate professor, biomedical engineering and optical sciences and assistant professor, BIO5 Institute
- Ravi Tandon, Litton Industries John M. Leonis Distinguished Associate Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering
The group succeeds the inaugural class of Craig M. Berge Faculty Fellows.
- Ivan Djordjevic, professor, ECE and optical sciences
- Philipp Gutruf, associate professor, BME, ECE and BIO5 Institute
- Qing Hao, associate professor, aerospace and mechanical engineering
- Ming Li, University Distinguished Scholar and professor in ECE
- Reyes Sierra-Alvarez, professor, chemical and environmental engineering