| Adam Hutchinson |
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Hi everybody, my name is Adam Hutchinson. I am pursuing a second bachelors. I am very excited to be working at the EECL and to have the opportunity to work on projects that are impacting the world in a positive way. While I'm not working or studying I like to spend my time hiking, fishing, traveling, and exploring hot springs. After I graduate I plan to work in the field of alternative energy.
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| Adam Lum |
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Hey, I'm Adam Lum. I've been here at the EECL since May 2007 and have been working mainly on installing two Microturbines. We are scheduled to commission pretty soon and when that happens I will be getting on board with the GIC Stoves Project, for which I am very excited about. I am a Junior with three more years (I am not in a hurry). I am originally from southeast Idaho and have now made Colorado my home. In my free time, I enjoy rock climbing, biking, running, camping, and exploring new places.
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| David Gorham |
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I am David Gorham; I am studying Mechanical Engineering and I plan to graduate in the end of the spring 09 semester. I'm from Hollis, New Hampshire, which is forty minutes from my beloved Red Sox's home: Fenway Park. I like to ski, fish, play any sport, and spend time with my family. For the past two summers I've been working on a horse farm.
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| Josef Kulovany |
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Hello! My name is Josef Kulovany. I'm currently a sophomore at Colorado State University. I'm studying to become a Mechanical Engineer. My role at the lab right now is primarily to work on this website. My hobbies include swimming, swing dancing, water polo, and working on my business (StealthMachines).
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| Kabel Skelton |
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I started working at the lab as a freshman mechanical engineering major in fall 2006. I am from Gunnison, Colorado. At the lab I work mostly on the Spirae Grid Simulation Lab doing various tasks. I mostly fabricate and machine parts in the lab since I haven't had many of the classes to teach me how to use various computer programs or many of the main classes of the field. In my free time I enjoy doing many things involving motors, from working on my dirt bike and trucks to having fun with them as well. I also love to play hockey and go waterskiing and wakeboarding on my parents boat in the summers.
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| Kyle Steele |
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My name is Kyle Steele and I am from Fort Collins. I am currently a junior studying Mechanical Engineering here at CSU. As far as me personally, I am an outgoing individual who likes the great outdoors. I enjoy going camping, fishing, hunting, snowboarding, dirt biking, basically everything Colorado has to offer. I have worked at the lab for 8 months and counting. I have done work on many of the projects currently taking place including the John Deere Split Engine, and the Spirea Grid Simulation. I am currently doing a lot for the Solix Biofuels project in terms of CAD drawings and manufacturing of various parts. I also work at the company Super Vac down in Loveland. I have worked there for two years so far and plan to stay for several more. Super Vac is a factory which designs and manufactures heavy rescue and Haz-mat vehicles. I have been apart of the assembly portion of this process and am hoping to possibly get into the design part of it as well. I have gotten most of my manufacturing skills there as well as my mechanical skills. The experience I have gotten there has and will continue to help me throughout my engineering career.
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| Nick Echter |
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My name is Nick Echter and I am a Junior Mechanical Engineering Major. I have worked mainly with the Solix project since I started at the Engines Lab in March. Through the EECL I have gained experience in machining, bioreactors, biofuel production, project planning and design, plumbing, and electrical. Beyond work and class I enjoy to run and be outside. In my free time I am often in the CSU MIL, working on a project or in an endurance race on some cool course.
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| Ryan Seeboth |
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My name is Ryan Seeboth and I am an undergrad pursuing a mechanical engineering degree. I moved to Colorado from Milwaukee, Wisconsin in 2005 for the snow and mountains and have been loving it here ever since. I enjoy working at the EECL for the amazing experience and interesting projects associated with alternative energies. While I am away from work and school I like to take advantage of the many outdoor activities that Colorado has to offer. I ski like its my job in the winter and in the summer I can't be found without one of my bicycles. Hiking and camping are also up there on my list.
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| James Howland |
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Hi my name is James Howland, I'm a Sophomore Mechanical Engineer with a Math Minor at CSU. I Like working on something that I think serves a purpose, and I like to go golfing at times too. I also enjoy playing soccer and frisbee in my bit of spare time; and every once and a while I will sit down for a good game of chess.
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| Ryan Pacini |
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My name is Ryan Pacini and i like long walks on the beach, romantic candle light dinners and moonlit nights under the stars... Just kidding, (but not really). I am a student at CSU pursuing Electrical Engineering currently in my junior year. I've lived in Fort Collins for almost my entire life and have always grown up as a Ram fan. Some hobbies of mine are soccer, playing piano, snowboarding and my two favorites, eating and sleeping.
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| Morgan Kohls |
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My name is Morgan Kohls. I am a chemistry student at CSU and have been working at the EECL for four years. I mainly work in our control room, running emissions analyzers and handling sample conditioning. I am also on the Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) team. I am originally from Kansas so I can appreciate the beautiful weather of Fort Collins and Colorado in general. I like to travel, be outdoors, bike around The Fort, and be with friends and family.
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| Nate Davis |
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Hello! My name is Nate Davis and I'm studying Mechanical Engineering at CSU (GO RAMS!!!). I make my hometown in Centennial, just outside of Denver, Colorado. Though working at the EECL is great, when I'm away from work my life consists basically of swing dancing. I'm currently viceprez of CSU swing society and in charge of organizing and teaching the free weekly lessons we give. I also enjoy playing my bass guitar, watching movies, biking, hiking, snowboarding (basically all the 'ings')
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| Sky Tyler |
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Hi, my name is SkyTyler. I'm studying Chemical Engineering and plan on graduating in the spring of 2010. I grew up in Fort Collins. I spent a year playing football for Mesa State then decided to come back home and attend CSU. I love playing just about any sport, camping, and studying long long hours in the library. I'm excited to be working at the EECL and actually using what I learn in school.
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| Jayson Clasquin |
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Hey! My name is Jayson Clasquin and I am hoping to get a degree in Mechanical Engineering by Spring 2010. September of 2007 marks my two year mark for the lab and I am loving every bit of it, okay maybe not cleaning bathrooms once in a while. I am originally from Colorado Springs where I graduated from Rampart High School in 2005. My life is pretty much consumed by a leadership position at my church, schoolwork and working here at the lab but in the few moments that I have free time I like to spend watching movies, playing ultimate Frisbee and soccer, working on my Jeep CJ-7, off-roading with the same Jeep and watching Bronco games with friends.
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| Keegan Thompson |
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Hi, my name is Keegan Thompson. I have been at the lab since fall 2005. I mostly work in the fabrication shop or on the water jet. this is my fifth year at CSU with no end in sight I am working on a mechanical engineering degree. I grew up in steamboat springs co and love to bee out doors. on my time off I enjoy skiing, snowmobiling, wake boarding, and hanging out with my pup. I also like working my own projects such as my Cummins powered Ford smoke machine or my boat after a resent massive engine failure.
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| Roger Nasci |
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Hi, my name is Roger Nasci. I'm a senior Mechanical Engineering student planning to graduate in Spring of 2009 with minors in Biomedical Sciences and International Development. Since starting work at the lab in January of 2005 I have worked on engine control, emissions analysis, and most recently the advanced cookstoves project with Envirofit. Most of my work has been split between fabrication and controls. Before working for the EECL I worked for an Industrial Hygiene contractor.
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| Brian Boydstun |
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My name is Brian Boydstun. I am currently seeking a Bachelors in Business with a minor in Construction Management. I transferred over from Mesa State in 2006. I am originally from Grand Junction, Co. I attended Gibson TechnicalCenter in Brason Mo where I received a diploma in Marine Mechanics and became Yamaha Five Star Certified. I enjoy anything to do with the outdoors or working with my hands. I enjoy working at EECL.
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| Chris Colton |
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I am a junior at Rocky Mountain High School in Fort Collins. I have lived here in Fort Collins as long as I can remember, and have been working at the lab since August 2007. I have mainly been working on projects involving photography and videography around the lab. I plan to become either an electrical or mechanical engineer. In between school, church, and work, I enjoy skiing, biking, swimming, camping, videography, photography and pretty much anything outdoors. |
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| Ryan Rogge |
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Hi, I'm Ryan Rogge. I'm a biochemistry undergraduate student, and I've been
at the lab since May 2007. I'm from Mead, CO which is just outside of
Longmont, and only about 40 minutes away. Most of the work I've done here is
for Solix, and I spend most of my time in the Bio-Lab. Working for the Lab has
been great. Analyzing and studying bio-reactors and the algae in them or in
the lab has been interesting, and challenging. |
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| Kristian Fitzgerald |
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My name is Kristian Fitzgerald and I am currently working on the Solix projects here at the EECL. I am a transfer student pursuing a degree in Technical Journalism. Before attending CSU I completed a flight training program and attained a Commercial Pilot Certificate with an Instrument Rating. Flying is on hold right now while I finish school but I am excited to get back in the air someday soon! In my free time I enjoy playing guitar, audio recording/engineering, going to concerts, eating food, riding roller coasters, and spending time with my friends and family! |
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| Nick Annis |
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My name is Nick Annis, I’m currently at CSU studying computer engineering with plans to minor in art. When I first heard about the EECL I was fascinated by the research and hoped to have a chance to work here. My role at the EECL is primarily to work on the website, which has taught me a lot in a short time and has been very enjoyable for me so far. In my free time I like drawing, archery, video games, going on hikes and spending time with my friends and family. |
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| Ben Geller |
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Hey, I’m Ben and I’m finishing my junior year studying Mechanical Engineering with a minor in Mathematics. I’ve been working at the EECL for Solix Bio-fuels since September ‘07 and have enjoyed every second of it. After graduating I plan on continuing working in the alternative and renewable fuels area and probably going on into graduate school. I grew up in Ashland, Missouri and enjoy climbing, snowboarding, soccer and fishing in my free time. |
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| Peter Lund |
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My name is Peter Lund, and I grew up in Boulder, Colorado. I’ve been working at the EECL on the clean cookstoves project since December of 2007. I plan to graduate in spring of 2010 as a mechanical engineer. Things I like to kill time with include bikes, fishing, backpacking (anything in that has to do with the outdoors, really), and blasting tunes with my blues band. |
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| Pat Rimmel |
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Hi, my name is Pat Rimel and I am currently studying Mechanical Engineering
with a minor in Business at CSU. I was born in Denver, CO and moved to Fort
Collins in 2005. I have worked at the EECL for over a year now and love the
experience I am getting from working for Envirofit Int. When I'm not working
or in school I enjoy snowboarding, camping, swimming, and hanging out with my
friends or girlfriend. I really love working on engines and hope to get a
job someday in the renewable energy field. |
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| Eric Dischinger |
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Hey everybody, I’m Eric. I moved up here from Phoenix to pursue a undergrad degree in Mechanical Engineering with a Spanish minor. I just finished my freshman year and have 4 more years to go, so I’ll be here for a while. I’ve had the opportunity to work at the lab since May 2008 on the Stoves project. I consider it such a blessing to have the opportunity to work on something that is having a positive impact on our world. When I’m not studying or working I love the outdoors: climbing, biking, hiking…all the essentials. When I graduate I hope to use my skills in the developing world helping to improve infrastructure. |
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