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Alumni in the Spotlight
Alumni Recognition
 David
Elenz (BS ME ’03), at 23, is one of the youngest
members of MB2 Motorsport’s Army 01 Chevrolet racing team.
Originally from Gaylord, MI, Elenz now lives in the heart of NASCAR
country, near Mooresville NC, and works on the team’s car
driven by Joe Nemechek.
As a race engineer for the team he helps keep track of everything
the team has learned in the past, so that “…when the
right moment comes and the crew chief needs some piece of information,
I can just give it to him.”
Dr.
Louis Fay, (M.Ed. Sec. Ed. ’76; M.S. ESE’80;
Ph.D. CE ’83) is working on a survey project being conducted
in the Cameroon rain forest by the Royal Botanic Gardens of Kew,
England. Fay is a former professor with the University of Nairobi,
where he taught water resources classes in agricultural engineering.
Glen
McDowell (BS CE ’70), vice president and director
of planning for Clark?Nexsen has been honored with the Navy Distinguished
Civilian Service Medal, the highest honor a Navy civilian can attain.
McDowell has over 33 years of experience with the Naval Facilities
Engineering Command, Atlantic (NAVFAC), most recently as director
of base development and planning. Clark?Nexsen is an award-winning
architecture, engineering, planning, and interior design firm, headquartered
in Norfolk, Virginia
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