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NEW YOR K C ITY P O ST
80
The
th
Annual Gala to Support
The New York City Post
Scholarship Fund
November 10, 2020
SAME Centennial Vocal
By: CDR Griff Miller, USPHS
Engineers have, for a hundred years, had a group that’s tried and
true. Charged to build the leaders of our field; blaze the trail and
never yield.
With national security at the heart of all we do, we bridge any
river, dig channels through, solve any problem: one engineering
crew proudly serving all of America, our beloved land of the free.
For a century we’ve set the bar thanks to you, S A M E!
This Evening’s Program
WELCOME
Jim Hirani — Annual Gala Chairman
Star Spangled Banner
Invocation — Chaplain (MAJ) Bruce Duty, USACE
Pledge to the Flag — JIm Hirani
Presentation of Awards
Awards to Civilian Honorees
Presented to AECOM, Jacobs, Skanska and Turner Construction
Jim Hirani and our Master of Ceremonies
Award to Public Owner of the Year
Presented to New York City Health & Hospitals, Christine Flaherty (Accepting)
Award to Private Owner of the Year
Presented to New York Convention Center Operating Corporation, Alan Steel (Accepting)
NYC Post Scholarship Fund
State of the Fund
Col F.H. “Bud” Griffis, USA (Ret.) President, Scholarship Fund, New York City Post, SAME
Student Testimonials
Introduced by Judy Cooper, Chair, Student Activites Committee & Vice President, Scholarship Fund
Post Business
NYC Post President
COL John Boulé II, USA (Ret.)
SAME National Executive Director
BG Joe Schroedel USA (Ret.)
SAME National President
Heather Wishart-Smith
USACE NAD Commanding General
BG Tickner
Presentation of Awards to Military and Federal Agency Honorees
USACE – LTG Todd Semonite USA (Ret)
USN – Capt. Patrick Amersbach and team
USAFR – Lt Gen Richard Scobee and team
USPHS – RADM Sylvia Trent-Adams (Ret)
USPHS – VADM Jerome Adams, Surgeon General of the US on behalf of USPHS & HHS
Closing Remarks
Jim Hirani – Annual Gala Chairman
Introduction Gala Committee Vice Chair
Jerry Jannetti, WSP
Recognition and Acknowledgements
Jim Hirani
Welcome
Jim Hirani
Annual Gala Chairman
It is my sincere pleasure to welcome you to the 80th Annual Society of American
Military Engineers New York City Post Scholarship Fund Gala. This Gala is a first in
many ways, including our first virtual event. The entire Gala Committee and I thank
you for your continued support of our scholarship winners and honorees during such
a difficult time.
The Committee has planned an excellent program and we hope that you will have a
delightful time tonight. This evening’s focus is dedicated to our scholarship recipients.
As we recognize these students, their achievements and the academic institutions
they attend, we would also like to thank those—in whose names these scholarships
are awarded—who had the vision and generosity to support this amazing program
and those who made sacrifices so that others could achieve their dreams.
We are also pleased to recognize our Honorees, all of whom have had a tremendous
impact on our infrastructure and in our fight against COVID-19. Their leadership,
adaptability, and responsiveness of each of the individuals, agencies and companies
who have faced the challenge of this pandemic have positioned our city, the region,
and the country to adjust to our new way of life.
On behalf of the New York City Post and the Gala Committee, thank you for being a
part of this evening’s event and for your support of the New York City Post and our
exceptional scholarship program. Your generous support enables us to continue to
offer financial assistance to our future generation of leaders. More than ever before
these students are entering an uncertain future and the scholarships you have helped
provide tonight will be critical to their continued success.
Thank you again for attending and enjoy the evening!
JIm Hirani, Gala Chairman
Civilian Honoree
AECOM
Tom Scerbo, AIA
Vice President, Regional Managing Principal
Mr. Scerbo serves as Vice President and Regional Managing Principal of Buildings + Places at
AECOM. In this role, he is responsible for the strategic direction and performance of the firm’s
architecture, interiors, building engineering, planning, and strategic consulting services in the
Northeast Region.
Since joining AECOM in 2014, Mr. Scerbo has led the pursuit and delivery of complex
projects and programs across the education, government, corporate workplace, commercial,
and transportation markets with local, regional, and global clients. As a champion of design
excellence, resiliency, and sustainability, his focus is on developing and overseeing opportunities
that leverage AECOM’s integrated delivery platform.
Mr. Scerbo holds a Bachelor of Architecture from New York Institute of Technology School
of Architecture and Design, and a Master of Science in Advanced Architectural Design from
Columbia University Graduate School of Architecture, Planning, and Preservation.
Civilian Honoree
Jacobs
Ken Gilmartin
Executive Vice President
Ken Gilmartin is Executive Vice President of the People & Places Solutions business. He has
operational responsibility for more than half of Jacobs’ overall business portfolio serving global,
public, and private sector clients in a range of end markets, including technological development,
defense, utilities, transportation, water, the built and natural environments, cyber security,
electronics, specialized manufacturing, life sciences, and federal & environmental solutions.
Since joining Jacobs as a project director and construction manager in Ireland, Mr. Gilmartin has
led business development, life sciences, and served as the operations lead for the Advanced
Facilities and Federal & Environmental Solutions businesses. Prior to his career with Jacobs,
he worked for Uhde and Siemens. His project portfolio includes world class facilities in Egypt,
Qatar, Germany, Indonesia, Ireland, Switzerland, the United States, and the United Kingdom.
Mr. Gilmartin graduated from University College Dublin with a degree in civil engineering.
Originally from Sligo, Ireland, he lives with his wife Karen, and their three daughters in
Philadelphia.
Jacobs was contracted by the NYC Health + Hospitals to provide Construction Management
services to increase bed capacity at two New York City hospitals: NYC Health + Hospitals/Coler
on Roosevelt Island and NYC Health + Hospitals/North Central Bronx in the Bronx. Both projects
were emergency projects with 24/7 construction operations to increase bed capacity as quickly
as possible to support COVID-19 patients.
On April 20, 2020, DDC initiated an emergency procurement process for a Construction
Management-Build firm to provide pre-construction, construction, and construction management
services for COVID-19 Testing Sites to aid the City in its response to the COVID-19 crisis on a
work order basis. Jacobs was awarded the contract for Testing Sites in the Bronx. The end-user
for the facilities is NYC Health + Hospitals.
Civilian Honoree
Skanska
Jeff Rosser
Vice President, Account Manager
Jeff Rosser has over 32 years of construction management and civil engineering experience.
He is currently working as a Vice President and Account Manager for Skanska USA Building,
specializing in healthcare construction. He has successfully managed the development and
construction of several major healthcare clients including Mount Sinai, Northwell Health
(formerly North Shore LIJ Health System), New York Presbyterian Hospital, NYU Langone
Health, and Westchester Medical Center. Mr. Rosser currently is working with NYC Health +
Hospital’s North Central Bronx Hospital on expanding its ICU in record time to support the influx
of patients due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Mr. Rosser earned a Bachelor of Science Degree in Civil Engineering from Union College.
Civilian Honoree
Turner Construction
Bert Rahm
Vice President, Operations Manager
Turner Construction
COVID-19 New York Response
USACE Stony Brook University Alternative Care Facility
In conjunction with USACE, Turner led the design-build of a field hospital located on Stony
Brook University’s campus in Suffolk County, Long Island. The field hospital, which occupies
several acres, is comprised of five tents totaling 220,000 sq. ft. Completed within 21 days, the
expedited project added 1,028 beds to Stony Brook University Hospital’s capacity. Over 250
additional beds are designated for Covid patients.
The team created a rotating schedule with every team member’s health at the forefront.
Extensive MEPs were integrated to complete the free-standing tents, a total of 44 18,000 CFM
DX Air Handling Units with electric duct mounted heaters to provide heating and cooling to
the five tents; units are located outside the perimeter of each tent. The electrical distribution
system is served from generators as the normal source of power. Each tent is served from a
2,000 kW generator with an additional offline 2,000 kW generator to allow for maintenance and
possible interruption of service. Three 5,000 gallon domestic water reserve tanks supply water
to a triplex domestic water booster pump which feeds a new sprinkler distribution main. Central
electric domestic hot water storage heaters are provided for each tent. A fourth 15,000 gallon
fire reserve tank feeds the wet sprinkler system. Because utility connection was not available,
mobile water delivery trucks will fill the four 15,000 gallon storage tanks. In conjunction with
FEMA, New York State, Army National Guard, the design team, trade partners and Stony Brook,
the team implemented a lean approach to complete the job on time to service the healthcare
needs of New York State.
Turner Construction Company, incorporated in the State of New York, was established in 1902
by Henry C. Turner. With a staff of 5,800 personnel, Turner has shown remarkable growth over
the past 118 years. Turner New York has a professional staff of more than 1,080 and completes
more than $2.3 billion in annual construction volume. Turner has contributed to the construction
of many landmark projects in NYC including Madison Square Garden, Lincoln Center, and
Yankee Stadium.
Public Owner of the Year
New York City Health & Hospitals
Christine Flaherty
Senior Vice President
Christine Flaherty is the Senior Vice President of Health + Hospital’s Office of Facilities
Development responsible for all real estate, planning, design, construction, and facilities
management for Health and Hospital’s system, comprising more than 20 million square feet of
building assets across all five boroughs. NYC Health + Hospitals is the largest public health care
system in the United States, providing essential inpatient, outpatient, and home-based services
to more than one million New Yorkers every year in more than 70 locations across the city’s
five boroughs. Ms. Flaherty is also responsible for developing NYC Health + Hospitals’ Housing
Initiative to accelerate access to housing for the system’s most vulnerable homeless high-risk
patient population.
She is a capital delivery executive with over 20 years of experience managing and leading capital
projects for both the private and public sectors in the New York City area. Over the past five
years, Ms. Flaherty has served in capital leadership positions for New York City at Health +
Hospitals and the Department of Design and Construction, managing capital portfolios valued
at close to $3 billion.
Prior to serving the City of New York, Ms. Flaherty worked as a consultant and contractor
in roles from project manager to Vice President. She has been a key member of the senior
leadership teams responsible for account management, client satisfaction, strategic planning,
and business development. Ms. Flaherty has diverse experience working on both public and
private programs ranging in value from $1 million to over $1.2 billion.
As a volunteer leader, she is the Past President of CMAA’s Metro NY/NJ Chapter and a board
member of the Greater New York ACE Board of Directors.
She earned her Bachelors of Science in Civil Engineering from Bucknell University and her
Masters in Business Administration from New York University’s Stern School of Business
Langone Program. She is a Certified Construction Manager and periodically facilitates and
teaches sessions on project management and leadership.
Private Owner of the Year
New York Convention Center
Operating Corporation
Alan Steel
President and Chief Executive Officer
Alan Steel is the President & Chief Executive Officer of the New York Convention Center
Operating Corporation, which operates the Javits Center on Manhattan’s West Side. Under
Mr. Steel‘s leadership, the Javits Center has launched an historic expansion project that will
add more than 1 million square feet to the convention center, including more exhibition and
meeting room space, a rooftop pavilion and a one-acre rooftop farm. Upon his appointment in
2012, Mr. Steel led the completion of a comprehensive renovation and operational overhaul that
included significant investments in energy efficiency, security, and technology. As a result, the
Javits Center has emerged as a nationwide model of sustainability, partnering with research
institutions and community groups to study and reinforce the positive impact on the local
environment.
Prior to the Javits Center, Mr. Steel spent more than 30 years as an event management executive
and United Kingdom trade development official. He is the former President of George Little
Management (GLM), a major producer of trade shows in the United States and Canada, where
he was responsible for the creation of new events, oversight of corporate strategic planning,
marketing programs, and the direction for various company events including NY NOW (formerly
New York International Gift Fair), the National Stationery Show, the International Contemporary
Furniture Fair, and SURTEX. Mr. Steel also was active in developing domestic and international
markets for the company.
Before joining GLM in 1982, Mr. Steel worked for more than 15 years with the British
government in a number of trade-related positions at the Department of Trade and Industry
in London, the British Consulate in Chicago, and the British Trade Development Office in New
York. In these roles, he bought and sold exhibit space to participants in trade and consumer
shows, conferences, and special events. In 2014, Mr. Steel was awarded the King’s Glove
by the International Association of Exhibitors and Events (IAEE) for his enriched contributions
to the trade show industry. An avid environmentalist, he currently serves on the Board of
Directors for New York City Audubon and New Yorkers for Parks.Military & Federal Government Honoree
LTG Todd T. Semonite (Ret)
Former Chief of Engineers and Commanding
General (USACE)
Lieutenant General Todd T. Semonite assumed duties as the 54th Chief of Engineers and Commanding
General of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) on May 19, 2016. As the Chief of Engineers, an
Army Staff Principal, he advised the Secretary of the Army Principal Officials on matters related to
general, combat, and geospatial engineering; construction, real property, public infrastructure, and natural
resources science and management. As the USACE Commanding General, he was responsible for more
than 36,000 civilian employees, 800 military personnel, and a $68 billion portfolio of project management,
construction support, and science and engineering expertise in more than 110 countries. He led this
WORLD-CLASS organization through the REVOLUTIONIZE USACE effort, 5 major hurricanes (Harvey,
Irma, Maria, Florence and Michael), construction of the 900 mile, $15B Southwest Border Wall for the
Trump Administration, and was the senior FEMA Engineer for the COVID-19 response effort building 38
Alternate Care Facilities that expanded the bed capacity by more than 15,000 beds.
Among other assignments during his 41-year career he served in command and staff positions including:
Commander of the 130th Engineer Brigade and V Corps Engineer; Executive Officer to the Commanding
General, U.S. Army Europe and 7th Army, and Deputy Commander, Task Force Restore Iraqi Electricity.
He also served as the Director, Office of the Chief of Engineers, where he established the Fusion Cell to
guide the Regiment through modularization and the initial development of the Armored Breaching Vehicle.
As the Commandant of the Engineer School, LTG Semonite continued to reshape the Engineer Regiment
with updated requirements documents, training, and doctrine. He also established and served as the first
director of the Army Talent Management Task Force. He commanded both the North Atlantic Division and
the South Atlantic Division through BRAC, implemented a balanced approach to regionalization, and
defined metrics for “good to great.” He then served as Deputy Commanding General of USACE
coordinating a comprehensive response to Superstorm Sandy. In 2014, he volunteered to serve as the
Commanding General for Combined Security Transition Command-Afghanistan, responsible for the $13
billion effort to build the Afghan Army and Police into a 352,000 individual force.
Lieutenant General Semonite, a native of Bellows Falls, Vermont is a registered professional engineer in
Virginia and Vermont. He graduated from the U.S. Military Academy, West Point in New York and was
commissioned into the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers in 1979. He holds a Bachelor of Science degree in
Civil Engineering from the U.S. Military Academy, a Master of Science in Civil Engineering degree from
the University of Vermont, and a Masters of Military Arts and Sciences from Fort Leavenworth, Kansas.
He is a graduate of the Engineer Officer Basic and Advanced Courses, the Combined Arms Services Staff
School, the Command and General Staff College, and the Army War College. LTG Semonite’s awards
include the Distinguished Service Medal (2), Defense Superior Service Award, Legion of Merit (5), Bronze
Star, Ranger tab and Parachutist Badge. He is married to the former Connie Hartley of Bismark, Missouri
and has four grown children and eight grandchildren.Military & Federal Government Honoree
Captain Patrick K. Amersbach
Commanding Officer
USNS Comfort (T-AH 20)
CAPT Amersbach joined the Navy under the Bachelor’s Degree Completion Program in 1991
after serving eight years as a Staff Sergeant in the Military Police and continued to advance in
assignments of increasing responsibility and complexity over the following 20 years. In 2011
he returned to NMCSD as the Senior Nurse Officer of the Emergency Department prior to being
selected as the Officer in Charge, Naval Branch Health Clinic, Naval Base San Diego where he
oversaw the delivery of medical and dental services to sailors, their families, and fleet forces
personnel.
In 2014 CAPT Amersbach transferred to the Defense Health Agency, Fall Church, Virginia
as the chief military advisor to clinical support systems and Project Manager to a portfolio of
Information Technology systems for the Military Health System. He was also the Government
lead agent for the development of a Joint DoD and Veterans Administration credentialing and
privileging application.
CAPT Amersbach served as the Executive Officer at Naval Hospital Twenty-nine Palms, California
where he lead multi-dimensional operations for the command and health care delivery to 24,000
beneficiaries located at the Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center, and its branch clinics
located at the Naval Air Weapons Test Center, China Lake, and the Marine Corps Mountain
Warfare Training Center, Bridgeport, California.
CAPT Amersbach reported as the Commanding Officer of the USNS Comfort (T-AH20) Military
Treatment Facility in July 2019. In spring 2020, the USNS Comfort was called to New York
Harbor to provide beds for non-COVID-19 patients so local hospitals could focus on increasing
demand for COVID-19 patients. That mission evolved into a new mission where the USNS
Comfort pivoted and assumed responsibility for COVID-19 patients when capacity in NYC area
hospitals was exceeded.
CAPT Amersbach’s military awards include the Defense Meritorious Service Medal, Meritorious
Service Medal (4 awards), Navy and Marine Corps Commendation Medal, Army Commendation
Medal (2 awards), the Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal (4 awards), the Army
Achievement Medal (2 awards), various campaign, unit, and service awards and the Navy and
Marine Corps Parachutist Wings.
He earned his Bachelor of Science in Nursing from Hawaii Pacific University and Graduate
Degrees in Executive Nursing from the University of San Diego, and Strategic Studies and
International Policy from the Naval War College. Additionally, he earned his Doctorate from
George Washington University in Health Policy and Care Delivery.Military & Federal Government Honoree
Lieutenant General Richard W.Scobee
Assistant Commandant for Engineering & Logistics, USCG
Lt Gen Richard W. Scobee is the Chief of Air Force Reserve, headquarters U.S. Air Force,
Arlington, Va., and Commander, Air Force Reserve Command, Robins Air Force Base, Georgia.
As Chief of Air Force Reserve, he serves as principal adviser on reserve matters to the
Secretary of the Air Force and the Air Force Chief of Staff. As Commander of Air Force
Reserve Command, he has full responsibility for the supervision of all Air Force Reserve units
around the world.
Lt Gen Scobee was commissioned in 1986 as a graduate of the Air Force Academy. He earned his
pilot wings as a distinguished graduate of Euro-NATO Joint Jet Pilot training in 1987. He has served
as an F-16 Fighting Falcon Pilot, Instructor Pilot and Flight Examiner both domestically and
overseas in Germany, South Korea, and Egypt. Lt Gen Scobee has commanded a fighter
squadron, operations group, two fighter wings, and a numbered Air Force. Additionally, he
deployed as Commander of the 506th Air Expeditionary Group, Kirkuk Regional Air Base, Iraq,
in 2008.
Prior to his current assignment, Lt Gen Scobee, was the Deputy Commander, Air Force
Reserve Command, where he was responsible for the daily operations of the command,
consisting of approximately 70,000 Reserve Airmen and more than 300 aircraft among three
numbered air forces, 34 flying wings,10 flying groups, a space wing, a cyber wing and an
intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance wing. He is a command pilot with more than
3,800 flying hours in the F-16, including 248 combat hours.
EDUCATION
1986 Bachelor of Science, US Air Force Academy, Colorado Springs, CO.
1997 Master of Business Administration, University of South Carolina
2000 Air Command and Staff College, Maxwell AFB, AL., by correspondence
2005 Air War College, Maxwell AFB, AL., by correspondence
2010 Joint Forces Reserve Officers Orientation Course, Joint Forces Command, Norfolk, VA.
2011 Advanced Joint Professional Military Education, Joint Forces Staff College, Norfolk, VA.
2014 Dual Status Title 10
32 Joint Task Force Commander Course, Northern Command, Peterson AFB, CO.
2017 Senior Executive in National and International Security, Harvard Kennedy School,
Cambridge, MA.Military & Federal Government Honoree
RADM Sylvia Trent-Adams, PhD, RN,
FAAN, FNAP
Senior Vice President and Chief Strategy Officer at
University of North Texas Health Science Center /
Former RADM Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary For
Health U.S. Public Health Service
Dr. Sylvia Trent-Adams is the Senior Vice President and Chief Strategy Officer at the University of North
Texas Health Science Center. She served as the Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary for Health (PDASH)
from January 2019 through August 2020.
She retired from the U.S. Public Health Service Commissioned Corps with the rank of Rear Admiral Upper
Half. From 2015 through 2018, Dr. Trent-Adams served as Deputy Surgeon General of the U.S. Public
Health Service Commissioned Corps. As Deputy Surgeon General, Dr. Trent-Adams was a trusted and
critical advisor to the Surgeon General, helping support on a variety of critical issues, including efforts to
combat the opioid crisis and the operations of the Commissioned Corps. Most recently, Dr. Trent-Adams
lifelong service was recognized in 2018 with her election to the National Academy of Medicine and the
National Academies of Practice.
Dr. Trent-Adams held several leadership positions in HHS, working to improve access to care for poor and
underserved communities. As both a clinician and administrator, she has had a direct impact on building
systems of care to improve public health for marginalized populations domestically and internationally.
Prior to joining the Office of the Surgeon General, Dr. Sylvia Trent-Adams was the Deputy Associate
Administrator for the HIV/AIDS Bureau, Health Resources and Services Administration.Dr.Trent-Adams
began her career in the Commissioned Corps in 1992. Prior to joining the USPHS, Dr. Trent-Adams was a
nurse officer in the U.S. Army and a research nurse at the University of Maryland. She also completed two
internships in the U.S. Senate, where she focused on the prospective payment system for skilled nursing
facilities and scope of practice for nurses and psychologists. Her clinical practice was in trauma, oncology,
community health, and infectious disease. She is a former Chair of the Federal Public Health Nurse
Leadership Council, and the Federal Nursing Service Council.
Dr. Trent-Adams received her Bachelor of Science in Nursing from Hampton University, a Master of
Science in Nursing and Health Policy from the University of Maryland, Baltimore, and a Doctor of
Philosophy in Public Policy from the University of Maryland, Baltimore County. She became a Fellow in
the American Academy of Nursing in 2014.
Dr. Trent-Adams has published widely and received numerous awards for her leadership and contributions
to the field of nursing and public health, including a Meritorious Service Medal for her leadership during
the Commissioned Corps response to the Ebola Outbreak in West Africa and the Surgeon General’s
Medallion for her time spent as acting Surgeon General. She is the recipient of the American Nursing
Credentialing Center’s HRH Princess Muna Al Hussein Award, the American Academy of Nursing’s Civitas
Award, the American Association of the Colleges of Nursing’s Lois Capps Luminary Policy Award, and, in
2017 the recipient of the International Red Cross Florence Nightingale Medal, the highest international
honor bestowed upon a nurse.Military & Federal Government Honoree
VADM Jerome M. Adams, M.D., M.P.H
Surgeon General of the US
Vice Admiral (VADM) Jerome M. Adams, M.D., M.P.H. is the 20th Surgeon General of the United
States. His mission as the “Nation’s Doctor” is to advance the health of the American people,
and his motto is “better health through better partnerships”. As the Surgeon General, Dr.
Adams holds the rank of Vice Admiral in the U.S. Public Health Service (USPHS) Commissioned
Corps. In this capacity, he oversees the operations of more than 6,000 uniformed health officers
who serve in nearly 800 locations around the world promoting, protecting, and advancing the
health and safety of our nation.
During his tenure, Dr. Adams has created several initiatives to tackle our nation’s most pressing
health issues, including: the opioid epidemic, oral health, and the links between community
health and both economic prosperity and national security. For example,Dr. Adams issued the
first Surgeon General’s Advisory in 13 years, urging more Americas to carry naloxone, an FDA-
approved medication that can reverse the effects of an opioid overdose. He also released
Smoking Cessation: A Report of the Surgeon General, the 34th report on tobacco and the first
report on cessation in 30 years.
In March 2020, he was named a member of the President’s Coronavirus Task Force, where he
has provided information, promoted education, and communicated best practices to the public
in response to the pandemic.
Dr. Adams received bachelor’s degrees in both biochemistry and psychology from the University
of Maryland, Baltimore County; a Masters of Public Health degree from the University of
California at Berkeley; and a medical degree from Indiana University School of Medicine. He
has been a leader in numerous professional organizations, including the American Medical
Association, the American Society of Anesthesiologists, the Indiana State Medical Association,
and the Indiana Society of Anesthesiologists. Dr. Adams was the Health Commissioner of
Indiana, where he led the State’s responses to Ebola, Zika, and to the largest HIV outbreak in
the United States related to injection drug use.
Dr. Adams has pledged to lead with science, and facilitate locally-led solutions to the nation’s
most difficult health problems. He also feels his toughest, but most important job, is being a
father to two teenage boys, Caden and Eli; daughter, Millie, and dog, Bella.Annual Report to the
Membership 2020
New York C it y Po s tLetter From
COL John Boulé II, USA (Ret.)
President, NYC Post
Welcome to the New York City Post’s 80th Annual Scholarship Gala and the first virtual edition
of this time-honored tradition!
The New York City Post of the Society of American Military Engineers (SAME) remains one
of the most prominent posts in the nation. Thank you for joining us as we award over 200
scholarships to students from 77 colleges and universities across the nation.
Tonight, we also pause to celebrate individuals and firms from our industry that have
significantly contributed to responding to the COVID-19 pandemic that is burdening our nation.
My congratulations and heartfelt thanks to all the award winners.
The Scholarship Gala serves as the centerpiece of an active Post schedule that includes
numerous other dinner meetings and technical sessions, many with other SAME posts or
industry societies. Our events provide valuable opportunities for professional development and
networking for public and private sector members and colleagues throughout the engineering,
architectural, and construction community.
In addition to tonight’s Gala, the West Point Branching Dinner slated for Spring 2021 is the
other marquee event. Here the New York City Post, in partnership with the Army Engineer
Association, welcomes members of the graduating class into service as U.S. Army Corps of
Engineers Officers. With an ethos that embraces the highest professional standards, the New
York City Post is doing its part to achieve the SAME vision to serve our nation as the foremost
integrator for leadership development and technical collaboration within the A/E/C profession.
To our 63 Sustaining Member firms and 513 individual members, a special note of thanks for
your continuing loyalty, and a personal message of gratitude to our Directors, Post Officers,
Special Advisors, and Committee Chairs for their commitment, enthusiasm, and time.
Without you and your financial support, the Scholarship Gala, and the many other great events
the NYC Post conducts, would not be possible.
COL John Boulé II, USA (Ret.)
President, NYC PostLetter From
Heather L. Wishart-Smith, PE
PMP, LEED AP BD+C, F.SAME, F.ASCE
SAME National President
Welcome to the 80th Annual Gala to benefit the New York City Post Scholarship Fund! This
year not only recognizes our Society’s Centennial, but also the 100th anniversary of the Post,
one of the founding Posts of the Society. While we are disappointed that we cannot gather in
person this year, we are honored to be able to again recognize and advance the education of
these deserving scholarship recipients and significant contributors to the profession, Society
and nation.
The New York City Post Scholarship Fund continues its legacy of supporting the development of
the next generation of STEM students, providing more than $5 million in scholarships over the
decades. Tonight, we are honoring 212 recipients from over 70 schools. You join an extensive
list of individuals who have been supported by the Scholarship Fund. I congratulate each of you
on all your accomplishments and wish you continued success in your education and careers.
I would also like to be among the first to welcome you to the profession and SAME. I look
forward to your future accomplishments, leadership and passion in support of our Society.
This year’s awards pay a special tribute to those who have aided the in the response to
the region’s COVID-19 crisis response: LTG (Ret.) Todd Semonite, PE, USA; CAPT Patrick
Amersbach, NC, USN; RADM (Ret.) Sylvia Trent-Adams, PhD, RN, FAAN, FNAP, USPHS; VADM
Jerome M. Adams, MD, MPH, USPHS; CAPT Patrick Dugan, PE, USCG; Lt. Gen. Richard W.
Scobee; NYC Health & Hospitals Corporation; NY Convention Center Operating Corporation,
Jacob K. Javits Center; AECOM; Jacobs; Skanska; and Turner Construction. Thank you for
your continued service to our nation, and your support of SAME as leaders within our military
engineering community.
2020 has been a year of change, adaptation, and growth, and while we have certainly adapted and
grown in the past few months, what hasn’t changed is our commitment to the SAME Strategic
Plan. The New York City Post Annual Gala is vitally important in supporting our strategic goals
including developing leaders for the profession and enriching the STEM pipeline for the nation.
Through this event, SAME NYC Post leads efforts to cultivate the talent necessary to address
the nation’s grand challenges and ensure the enduring stewardship of the AEC profession.
We are one Society of vibrant posts, relevant locally and contributing to the national direction.
Thank you for staying the course in your commitment to our Strategic Plan, while also adapting
and growing to remain relevant into our next century.
Heather Wishart-Smith, PE, PMP, LEED AP BD+C, F.SAME, F.ASCE
101st SAME National President, 2020-2021
SVP, Technology & Innovation, JacobsLetter From
BG Joseph Schroedel, USA (Ret.)
SAME Executive Director
The New York City Post and the overall Society of American Military Engineers are both
celebrating our centennials. In addition, this is the 80th annual fundraising gala for the post,
which is a remarkable accomplishment and has set the standard across SAME for coming
together to help support the next generation of leaders for our profession. My sincerest
congratulations to the New York City Post and especially to the organizers of this storied event
for the impact you continue to have on our Society and our nation.
Since its inception in 1955, the New York City Post Scholarship Fund has provided more than $5
million in scholarships to nearly 6,000 engineering and architecture students. What an incredible
contribution to America’s future!
This Annual Gala champions the Scholarship Fund and enables the program to continue to make
a difference for youth in our profession. This year, 212 aspiring engineers and architects will be
recipients of scholarships thanks to the success and continuity of the Scholarship Fund. From
each of us across SAME, thanks for your vision and the tremendous impact your program has
had on our nation for more than half a century.
To this year’s scholarship recipients, congratulations! You join a long list of distinguished
engineers and architects who have been recipients of these scholarships in years past and who
have gone on to successful careers making a difference for our nation.
Most importantly, SAME’s investment in you does not stop tonight! Stay engaged with SAME
during your studies and remain connected to the companies and leaders you meet through the
Society, so that you may benefit from the mentoring and support that awaits you during your
college career and beyond. As it has been for 100 years, SAME is here to support you, the
future engineering professionals of our country.
Brig. Gen. Joseph Schroedel, USA (Ret.)
SAME Executive DirectorReport From
F.H. (Bud) Griffis
President, NYC Post SAME Scholarship Fund, Inc.
The market value of your Scholarship Fund is $ 3,319,516. As in the past, the Fund owes a debt
of gratitude to the people who actively support its operations throughout the year.
Judy Cooper, NYU Tandon School of Engineering, serves as Vice President of the Fund. She
and her Student Relations Committee interact with 77 colleges, universities, and institutions
across the country to coordinate the selection of 212 students who will receive the scholarships
from among the many highly qualified candidates each year.
The Fund’s Board of Directors consists of Dominick Servedio, STV Group; Vinny Mangiere,
Jacobs; and Ed Schmeltz, EJS Consulting, LLC.
We also thank Eric Hirani of Infinite Consulting Corp., our Scholarship Fund Treasurer.
This year your scholarship fund is helping educate 212 young engineering, architecture, and
math and technology students throughout the nation.
This fund was started by Joe Markle, a distinguished New York construction attorney. Joe died
in 1989 when he was 89. Since that time, the fund has awarded scholarships to thousands of
students. Since Joe died, this has been done all by you, the members of the New York City
Post of SAME; so, my congratulations to all members of the Post.
This is your Scholarship Fund, raised without the cost of a single 2 cent stamp, and will continue
to grow and make a difference in New York, the Nation, and the world by providing educated
architectural, engineering, and construction leaders.
F.H. (Bud) Griffis
NYC Post SAME Scholarship Fund, Inc. PresidentNYC Post SAME Sustaining Members AECOM Kiewit AFG Group, Inc. Leidos AKRF, Inc. M&J Engineering, P.C. Aptim Federal Services, LLC M.J. Engineering and Land Surveying, P.C. Arcadis US, Inc. MacDonald-Bedford, LLC BRAVO Group Mason & Hanger Brinkerhoff Environmental Services, Inc. Matrix New World Engineering, Inc. Brown and Caldwell MBP Burns & MacDonnell Michael Baker International, Inc. CDM Smith Mott MacDonald City Light & Power, Inc. Mueser Rutledge Consulting Engineers Coastal Environmental Group OBG/Ramboll Dewberry QRI/Quaternary Resource Investigations, LLC EA Engineering, Science and Technology, Inc., PBC Resource Options, Inc. Ewing Cole Schnabel Engineering, LLC Field Associates, P.C. Siemens Industries, Inc. FPM Group, Ltd. Stantec, Inc. Gannett Fleming, Inc. STV Geosyntec Consultants, Inc. T.Y. Lin International GoodMart, LLC Tectonic Engineering & Surveying Consultants, P.C. Gordian Tetra Tech, Inc. Greenman Pedersen, Inc. (GPI) The Port Authority of NY&NJ GZA GeoEnvironmental, Inc. Thornton Tomasetti H2M Architects + Engineers Urban Engineers, Inc. Hardesty & Hanover, LLC VRX, Inc. HDR W.F. Baird & Associates, Ltd. Heritage Environmental Services, LLC Weeks Marine, Inc. Hirani Engineering & Land Surveying, P.C. Wood PLC HNTB WSP I.C.E. Service Group, Inc. Intercontinental Construction Contracting, Inc. J. Robert Folchetti & Associates Jacobs Johnson, Mirmiran & Thompson
NYC Post
SAME Past Presidents
John R. Boulé II, Col., USA (Ret.)..............................2019 Charles E. Williams, Maj. Gen., USA (Ret.)..............1987
F.H. (Bud) Griffis, USA (Ret.)......................................2018 Charles H. Thornton..................................................1986
Thomas D. Asbery, Col., USA....................................2017 Paul F. Kavanaugh, Brig. Gen., USA (Ret.) ...............1985
Steven Pressler.........................................................2016 F. H. (Bud) Griffis, Col., USA (Ret.).............................1984
David A. Caldwell, Col., USA....................................2015 Henry L. Michel.........................................................1983
Robert Hoffmann.......................................................2014 Thomas A. Sands, Maj. Gen., USA (Ret.).................1982
Paul E. Owen, Col., USA...........................................2013 Harold E. Rein...........................................................1981
John R. Boulé II, Col., USA (Ret.)..............................2012 Bennett L. Lewis, Lt. Gen., USA (Ret.)......................1980
John R. Boulé II, Col., USA (Ret.)..............................2011 Leonard S. Wegman..................................................1979
Edward J. Schmeltz..................................................2010 James A. Johnson, Maj. Gen., USA (Ret.)................1978
BG Peter A. “Duke” Deluca.......................................2009 Philip F. Moyer...........................................................1977
Vincent A. Mangiere.................................................2008 Seymour W. Brown...................................................1976
Aniello Tortora, Col., USA.........................................2007 James L. Kely, Maj. Gen., USA (Ret.).......................1975
Judith DeScenza Cooper...........................................2006 Seymour S. Greenfield..............................................1974
Richard J. Polo, Col., USA (Ret.)...............................2005 Richard H. Groves, Lt. Gen., USA (Ret.)....................1973
Francis J. Lombardi ..................................................2004 Eugene G. Rau...........................................................1972
John B. O’Dowd, Col., USA (Ret.) ............................2003 James W. Barnett, Col., USA (Ret.)..........................1971
Harvey S. Sands........................................................2002 Eugene F. Gibbons.....................................................1970
John B. O’Dowd, Col., USA (Ret.).............................2001 Charles M. Duke, Maj. Gen., USA............................1969
Allan M. Shapiro.......................................................2000 A. Wilson Knecht......................................................1968
M. Stephen Rhoades, Brig. Gen., USA (Ret.) Edward G. Cunney, Capt., USN (Ret)........................1967
& Jerry L. Sinn, Maj. Gen., USA...............................1999 Edward J. Quirin.......................................................1966
Dominick M. Servedio...............................................1998 Max O. Urbahn..........................................................1965
Gary Thomas, Col, USA (Ret.)...................................1997 James A. Dusenbury, Col., USAF (Ret.)....................1962
Donald N Weisstuch.................................................1996 Thomas H. Lipscomb, Maj. Gen., USA (Ret.)............1961
Milton Hunter, Maj. Gen., USA (Ret.).......................1995 Charles H. Sells.........................................................1960
R. M. Monti...............................................................1994 Martin W. Kehart, R. Adm., USN (Ret.),...................1959
Thomas A. York, Col, USA (Ret.)...............................1993 Robert P. Bayard........................................................1958
Michael Haratunian..................................................1992 Thomas De F. Rogers, Brig. Gen., USA (Ret.)............1957
Ralph M. Danielson, Col, USA (Ret.)........................1991 Bradford N. Clark......................................................1956
Martin D. Stein.........................................................1990 Gilbert M. Serber......................................................1955
James Vanloben Sels, Maj. Gen., USA (Ret.) Alfred H. Davidson, Jr., Col., USA (Ret.)...................1954
& Gerald C. Brown, Brig.Gen.,USA...........................1989
B. B. Talley, Brig. Gen., USA (Ret.)............................1954
Fred F. Montoya.........................................................1988
Eugene McGovern.....................................................1953Committee Members
Chairman Jeff Messinger
Jim Hirani STV, Inc.
Hirani Group
Phil Mok
Vice Chairman PMOK Consulting, LLC
Jerry Jannetti
WSP Joseph Puzio
JF Puzio Consulting, LLC
Treasurer
Michael Scarano Christina Quiroz
HDR
NJTRANSIT
Edward Schmeltz
Francis Arland EJS Consulting, LLC
Mueser Rutledge Consulting Engineers
Ehab Shehata
Denise Berger BRAVO Group
AECOM
LTC Benjamin Wallen
COL John Boulé II USA (Ret.) U.S. Military Academy
Dewberry
Charles Whitney
Martha Bogle Turner Construction Company
PANYNJ
Susan Boone
Legerity Consultants, Inc.
Judy DeScenza Cooper
NYU Tandon School of Engineering
F.H. “Bud” Griffis
NYU Tandon School of Engineering
Gul B. Khan
McLaren Engineering Group
Chuck Kohler
STV, Inc.
Asad Malik
M & J Engineering, P.C.
Vincent A. Mangiere
JacobsScholarship Recipients
Schools Scholarships Recipients
Bucknell University.................................Alan J. Shepherd Scholarship....................................Zach W. Denning
James M. Slattery Scholarship..................................Gabby S. Hart
City College of New York........................AECOM Memorial Scholarship for the Victims of
the September 11, 2001 Disaster...............................Carlos Torres
Donald Griff Scholarship*...........................................Maui Arcuri
Edward J. Moloney Scholarship*...............................Adeel Delshad
HAKS Engineers and Land Surveyors,
PC Scholarship*..........................................................Ishrat Zaman
Irwin L. Rosenstein Scholarship*...............................Alwin Thomas
Leonard S. Wegman Scholarship*.............................Saiful Islam
Leonard S. Wegman Scholarship*.............................Mohammed Layachi
Leonard S. Wegman Co. Inc. Scholarship* ...............Kenneth Feng
Michael J. Haratunian Scholarship*..........................Sabrina Shafi
Pope, Evans & Robbins Scholarship*.........................Lisa Feder
Renee Gutman Scholarship*......................................Mohamma Alam
Robert E. Adamski Scholarship*.................................Sandra Youssef
Samuel Rudin Scholarship*........................................Mohammed Adnan
Samuel Rudin Scholarship*........................................Balal Ahmed
Seymour W. Brown Scholarship*...............................Paul Gbaguidi
Simins Falotico Group, P.C. Scholarship*...................Dimitar Krastev
Simins Falotico Group, Inc. Scholarship*...................Samuel Obadina
Stanley Fafinski, Jr. Scholarship*...............................Jean Carlos Pena
STV Group, Inc. Scholarship*.....................................Anupriya Roul
STV/Seelye Stevenson Value &
Knecht Scholarship*...................................................Niels Hansen
Urbahn Associates, Inc. and STV/
Seelye Stevenson Value & Knecht Scholarship*.......Nicholas Gorton
URS Consultants Scholarship*...................................Peter Metias
URS Greiner Scholarship*..........................................Brandon Jines
Michael Scarano Scholarship*...................................Huan Ying Zhang
Citadel, The.............................................VMI and The Citadel Scholarship...............................Cadet Kaitlynn C. O’Melia
Clarkson University.................................Henrickson Brothers, Inc. Scholarship........................Nick Cesarano
Clemson University.................................Hendrickson Scholarship............................................Carrie Nelson
Colorado School of the Mines................Johns-Manville Corp. Scholarship..............................Cadet Timothy Clements
Columbia University................................Charles B. Spencer, Lazarus White &
Edmund A. Prentis Scholarship*.................................Hongsen Du
Joseph Cosenza Scholarship*....................................Vicnete Farias
Christine and Francis Lombardi Scholarship..............Sebastian HerenSchools Scholarships Recipients
Alice Haddad Maliha & Frederick Jacob
Maliha Scholarship*...................................................Adrian Rodrigue
Hirani Family Scholarship*.........................................Xian Yan Qiu
Cooper Union..........................................Barry Federman Scholarship*.....................................Julia Buckley
Maj. Gen. Leif J. Sverdrup Scholarship......................Michael Chan
Max O. Urbahn 80th Birthday Scholarship.................Enea Dushaj
Metcalf & Eddy Scholarship.......................................Mohamad Hassan
Cornell University....................................Emil H. Rice Scholarship*...........................................Andrea Alfonso
S. A. Healy Scholarship*............................................Samantha Pitts
RADM Christopher J. Mossey, Chief, CEC,
US Navy Scholaship*..................................................Myles Cherebin
Drexel University.....................................New York Telephone Co. Scholarship.........................Cadet Jenna E. Yorko
Walter M. & Florence Schirra Scholarship.................Cadet Anna Panczner
Fairfield University..................................Peter Kiewit Scholarship............................................Anne Keri Nebbia
Georgia Institute of Technology..............Frank E. Basil & Sophie Chotas Basil Scholarship* .....Jessica Pepe
Frank E. Basil & Sophie Chotas Basil Scholarship* .....Emily Williams
Frank E. Basil Scholarship*.........................................Sofia Gonzalez
Frank E. Basil Scholarship*.........................................Melissa Foley
Joseph and Dorothy Markle Scholarship*.................Joshua Hetzel
Mrs. Dorothy Markle Scholarship*.............................Brandon Young
Mrs. Dorothy Markle Scholarship*.............................Ryan McGee
Mrs. Sophie Chotas Basil Scholarship*.....................Seth Glasscock
Rodney F. Basil Scholarship*......................................Ethan Jackson
Rodney F. Basil Scholarship*......................................Luke Fink
Rodney F. Basil Scholarship*......................................Irvin Angeles
Harvard University..................................Col. & Mrs. S. S. Dennis, III Scholarship*..................Jonas LaPier
Hofstra University...................................Joe Markle Dinner Memorial #1 Scholarship............Robert Humrich
Michael Baker Corp. Scholarship...............................Stacey Kappel
James L. Lammie/Parsons
Brinckerhoff Scholarship.............................................Bohdan Fostakovskyy
Indiana Institute of Technology...............Rear Adm. David J. Nash Scholarship*......................Jonathan Heard
Iowa State University.............................William J. Hunkin, II Scholarship...............................Mary Leasure
Johns Hopkins University.......................Dr. Loren D. Jensen/EA Engineering Science &
Technology, Inc. Scholarship*.....................................George R. Doulos
Manhattan College.................................Anthony G. Posch Scholarship*..................................Elizabeth Ta
Bradford N. Clark Scholarshi......................................Matthew Denet
Joe Markle/Turner Construction Co. Scholarship* ...Ahmed Murshed
John F. Hoban Scholarship*........................................Daniel Hong
Patricia A. Thornton Scholarship*..............................Isabel Vasquez
Salvatore V. DeSimone Scholarship*.........................Laura Cubala
Angelo Tomasetti, Sr. Memorial Scholarship* ..........Timothy Kohany
Eggers Group, P.C., Scholarship* ...............................Robert Del PreteSchools Scholarships Recipients
LZA Group, Inc. Scholarship* .....................................Nadia Itani
Cdr Rino M. Monti, USN, Memorial Scholarship* ....Robert Conboy
Syska and Hennessey Group Scholarship* ...............Juan Gomez
TAMS Consultants, Inc. Scholarship..........................Grace Stackowitz
Vincent G. Miller Scholarship*...................................Joylynn Donnelly
James P. Moriarity, Sr. Scholarship*..........................Bintou Sylla
McGraw-Hill Construction Scholarship......................Eyad Zaidan
Michael J. Cuddy/Parsons
Brinckerhoff Scholarship*...........................................Maha Jan
Vincent Parziale Scholarship......................................Dylan Davis
Maritime College of the State of NY......Standard Dredging Corp. Scholarship*......................MIDN Patrick Anderson
Van Houten Associates Scholarship...........................MIDN Derek Profit
Marquette University..............................Rear Admiral Louis M. Smith Scholarship..................Cadet Gaston Pierre Adam
Missouri University of Science
& Technology...........................................Parsons Brinckerhoff Quade & Douglas Scholarship ...Emily Chambers
New Jersey Institute of Technology ......Louis Berger Associates Inc. Scholarship ..................Jian Ridley
NYC Post SAME Scholarship......................................Adelrahman Elsayed
Daniel Mann Johnson &
Mendenhall Scholarship*...........................................Marko Hernandez
Edward J. & Donna H. Schmeltz Scholarship*...........Najeeb Alaboura
Edward J. Schmeltz & Vincent A. Mangiere
Scholarship*...............................................................Christian Gaba
New York University,
College of Arts & Sciences.....................Dravo Van Houten Scholarship...................................Navkawal Mattu
NYU Tandon School of Engineering........Edward J. Quirin Scholarship*...................................Martin Buceta Bertini
John J. Kassner Scholarship*....................................David Morales
Morris and Sadie Weisstuch Memorial Scholarship*..Nathan Sutton
R. M. Monti Scholarship.............................................Purnima Prasad
Rear Admiral Alexander C. Husband Scholarship......Miral Shaker
Sverdrup Corporation Scholarship*............................Denilson Granados
Col. B. Edward Lavender Scholarship*.......................Zhixi Lin
Parsons Brinckerhoff Memorial Scholarship
in Honor of the Victims of 9-11* ................................Annie Wu
Susan Miszkowicz Memorial Scholarship*................Elliot Molina
Turner Construction Co. Scholarship..........................Kristal Drakes
Eugene Fasullo & Maxine Hyrkas Scholarship* ........Meliha Hodzic
Eugene Fasullo & Maxine Hyrkas Scholarship II .......Ethan Chong
Seymour S. Greenfield, PE Memorial Scholarship* ..Niharika Narendra
New York Building Foundation Scholarship...............Zelin Li
Joe Markle Dinner Memorial #2 Scholarship............Jacob Asher
New York Building Congress Scholarship..................Nicholas HudanichSchools Scholarships Recipients
North Carolina State University..............“Joe” Markle Scholarship*........................................Ian Lamb
Northeastern University..........................Harry F. Fishbach Scholarship.....................................Arthur Segura
HDR, Inc. Scholarship.................................................Allison Murray
Lt. Colonel & Mrs. Edward B. Wenners Scholarship*....Timmy Lewis
Metcalf & Eddy Scholarship.......................................Louiza Wise
LTC Edward B. Wenners Scholarship*........................Hannah Mellecker
Norwich University.................................Harold J. & Sylvia H. Parmelee Scholarship*............Caileigh Travers
Lt. General Raymond A. Wheeler &
Admiral Ben Moreel Scholarship................................Samuel Pappalardo
Society of American Military Engineers Scholarship...Conor Mahnke
Oregon State University..........................Ralph C. Roe Scholarship............................................Valerie Ranum
Penn State University,
Abington Campus....................................Ammann & Whitney Scholarship...............................David Eyan
Penn State University,
Brandywine Campus ..............................Mueser Rutledge Wentworth &
Johnston Scholarship.................................................Zachary Friggle
Penn State University,
University Park Campus..........................Michael Baker, Jr. Scholarship*.................................Anthony Banas
Pratt Institute of New York ....................Champion International Scholarship*........................Paul Loupe
William Nicholas Bodouva Scholarship*...................Rachel Pendelton
Princeton University................................J. Rich Steers Scholarship*........................................Paige Bentley
Rich Steers Inc. Scholarship*.....................................Jacob Walrath
Purdue University....................................Harold E. Rein Scholarship*.......................................Amanda R. Dobson
Harold E. Rein Scholarship*.......................................Derek C. Yu
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute............Storch Engineers Scholarship*...................................Brandon Chasse
Rice University........................................William S. Bailey Scholarship*..................................Anna Frey
Rochester Institute of Technology NY Building Congress/John T. O’Neill Scholarship....Cadet Keegan Evans
Rutgers—The State University Commander Arthur E. Poole Scholarship....................Param Patel
N.Y.C. Post S.A.M.E. Regional Conference
“89” Scholarship.........................................................Gordan Bates
Max O. Urbahn Memorial Scholarship.......................Gabrielle Trimbach
Dewberry Scholarshp*................................................Aislinn McCleery
Southern University................................Lt. General Joe N. Ballard Scholarship*....................Dumarsais L. Coleman
Katrina 1 NYC Post SAME Scholarship......................Makenzie S. Richard
Katrina 2 NYC Post SAME Scholarship......................Cole J. Ellis
St. John’s University...............................Leopold A. Lupia Scholarship*...................................Terence M. Smith
Gogick, Byrne & O’Neill, LLP Scholarship*.................Rosalie DiFlora
State University of NY at Buffalo...........Joseph Markle Dinner Memorial #4 Scholarship ......Lenny Stingel
State University of NY at Stony Brook...Ehasz Giacalone Architects, PC Scholarship* ...........Jose Arango Murillo
Stevens Institute of Technology..............A. Wilson Knecht Scholarship*..................................Harsh Patel
................................................................A. Wilson Knecht Scholarship*..................................Julia Chung
Dillingham Corporation Scholarship...........................Mehrab Syed
John M. Kyle, Jr. Scholarship*...................................Michael BotrosYou can also read
