Impact MEAM Year After Year
Your donations to MEAM do make a difference

Take the S.M. Wu Lectureship on Manufacturing Sciences, for example. This lecture was created by Daisy Wu in honor of her late husband, Professor Shien-Ming (Sam) Wu. The October 1999 lecture featured Dr. Toshio Sata, vice president, Toyota Technical Institute. The lectureship's impact on MEAM faculty and students is far-reaching. Your donations can be, too. We welcome your contributions to any of the following funds:

U-M MEAM CPO /Rodney Hill Daisy Wu, right, presents to Wu Lectureship speaker, Dr. Toshio Sata, left, a Kaizan (Chinese calligraphic mark).

UM MEAM CPO / Shekinah Errington

Left: Kenneth K. Kohrs (MSE ME '66, UM­Dearborn), former founding chair of MEAM's External Advisory Board (EAB), was a guest speaker in the ME 587 Reconfigurable, Agile Manufacturing class taught by MEAM Professor and Chair A. Galip Ulsoy. Kohrs was recently named industry co-director of the Joel D. Tauber Manufacturing Institute (TMI), a joint venture between the U-M College of Engineering (CoE) and the U-M School of Business Administration. Kohrs formerly served as vice president of the Large and Luxury Car Vehicle Center for Ford Motor Co.

The Robert M. Caddell Memorial
This award was established in 1990 in honor of Professor Caddell to recognize contributions to basic research in the materials/ manufacturing area.

The Ivor K. McIvor Memorial
This award was established in 1978 to honor Professor McIvor, last chair of the Applied Mechanics and Engineering Services Department, to recognize outstanding scholastic and research performance by graduate students in applied mechanics.

The William Mirsky Memorial
This award was established in honor of Professor Mirsky to recognize outstanding research at the master's level.

Student Financial Aid
MEAM's strong financial aid helps the Department attract excellent students to our programs. Ongoing gifts are needed—and appreciated—for both undergraduate and graduate students. You may designate your support to either undergraduate or graduate students.

MEAM Student Machine Shop
Hands-on learning sets MEAM apart from many other undergraduate and graduate programs. Our Student Machine Shop is an important setting for students to complete their projects. Your gifts help MEAM continue to upgrade this facility and purchase new equipment.

The S.M. Wu Lectureship on Manufacturing Sciences
This was established by Daisy Wu in honor of her late husband, Professor S.M. (Sam) Wu, to promote intellectual exchange between U-M researchers and other internationally recognized leaders.
Please make contributions payable to: U-M College of Engineering­MEAM. If you wish, you may designate all or part of your gift to any of the funds listed above.

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