Graduates from 1991-2000

Christopher S. Gaskill, 1991, Assistant Professor in the Communicative Disorders Department at The University of Alabama in Tuscaloosa. Chris will be teaching courses on voice, swallowing, and speech science. He will continue his research into voice training and therapy and has a local ENT and several members of the singing voice faculty interested in collaborating with him. He hopes to help the University clinic be able to provide services for voice patients and professional voice users and to help the music department develop a voice science/vocal pedagogy program.
Robert A. James, Jr., 1991, Strategic Accounts Sales Representative for PTC/Guidant Corporation.
Darren W. Johnson, 1991, Member of the Air Force.
Bradford W. Greeley, 1992, Physicist for NASA.
Kellee J. LaCount, 1992  
Michael S. McPherson, 1992, Graduate Student pursuing his Ph.D. at the University of Mississippi. Working in the Ultrasonics Research Group at the National Center for Physical Acoustics. His research efforts are directed at understanding the nonlinear properties of surface acoustic waves in solids and at a solid-liquid interface.
Julie S. Story (now Byerley), 1992, Faculty Member at the University of North Carolina School of Medicine and a Pediatrician. Working primarily in the UNC Children′s Emergency Room and is the Course Director for Pediatrics Clerkship.
James (Trey) B. White, III, 1992, Computational Scientist, Scientific Computing Group, National Center for Computational Sciences, Oak Ridge National Laboratory.
James E. Dickens, Jr., 1993, Teaching high school physics at Montgomery Bell Academy, a college preparatory school for grades 7-12.
William E. Godbold, Jr., 1993  
Edgard L. Cabanillas 1994 Agricultural Commodities Broker (exports to Asia, Africa, Europe).
William C. Davidson, 1994  
Timothy S. Hamilton, 1994, National Research Council Associate, NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center.
Stephen A. Montgomery, 1994, Network Analyst, MCSE.
Dipak Ghosh, 1995, Employed as an independent banking software consultant, working with a $3 billion dollar credit union in Marlborough, MA. Work is mostly done via telecommuting from home, a suburb of Houston, TX. Dipak shares that "Although I haven′t directly applied my Physics degree, it has shaped the way I approach programming and analysis problems, and looking back, all those Advanced Physics Lab projects were so much fun!"
Jacob Abraham, 1996, Assistant Chief of Service, Medicine, Johns Hopkins. Professional Interest: Heart failure. 
John C. Chauvin, 1996, John is an Ensign in the Navy working on a Nuclear Submarine. He is also taking Master level courses in Radiation Physics/Medicine.
Daniel C. Millner, 1996, Licensed Civil Engineer working at Kimley-Horn & Associates, Inc. Promoted to Associate 1 1/2 years ago. 
Van M. Savage, Jr., 1996, Van is in Boston working as a non-tenure track faculty member at Harvard Medical School. 
Christopher T. Bellows, 1997, Working for Booz Allen Hamilton as a consultant working for NASA in the areas of Program Management, Systems Engineering and Organization and Business Process Change.
Joanna G. Blankner, 1997, Attending Medical School at UT Memphis.
Travis R. Miller, 1997, Working as a computer programmer in the San Francisco Bay area. 
Jason C. Woods, 1997, Currently splits time between physics and biophysics research as a Research Scientist in the Department of Physics, and administrative duties as an Assistant Dean of Arts and Sciences, both at Washington University in St. Louis. His research is focused on imaging and structural characterization of normal and diseased lung via hyperpolarized-gas MRI.
James B. Alexander, 1998, Graduate Student in physics at the University of New Orleans.
Edward W. Pichon, 1998, Working for Nokia Mobile Phones, in their R&D group.  Mainly involved in RF validation work - making sure that the phones function properly and abide by a web of requirements and regulations. In addition does consulting on the side for a defense company, working on high-energy laser systems as well as providing system analysis and design for various proposed weapons systems.
Tehsin M. Syed, 1998  
Daniel C. Brown, Jr., 1999, Working as a physicist at the Naval Surface Warfare Center, Panama City, FL as a member of the Acoustics Branch. Dan works in developing algorithms for high (100-200 kHz) and medium frequency (10-60 kHz) synthetic aperture sonars.
John H. Coleman, 1999, Working for Dell Financial Services in Austin, TX.
Gerard R. Tansey, 1999
Sarah Bettinger, 2000 
Hunter Freeman, 2000
Steven Smith, 2000  
Jeremy Brewer, 2000
Wilfred McKinney, 2000
Stephen Whitten, 2000