A year ago, IUPUI announced Tom and Peggy Ward’s $100k gift to the School of Engineering and Technology. We are happy to report the Student Innovation Fund has it’s first recipient.
IUPUI student Earl Han grew up with a love for cars, “all I’d talk about was cars, or so my parents say,” he states in the interview posted at IUPUI.edu.
His team, which includes fellow IUPUI Motorsports grad Paul Lucas, plans to update the function and structure of the rear wing. While this is a complicated project, it’s just the beginning of the group’s long term vision. “Our 20-year goal, I suppose, is to become a small manufacturer of specialty or boutique cars,” Han states.
Tom Ward, Owner of OmniSite, issued a statement. “Peggy and I are proud to support the School of Engineering and Technology at IUPUI. It’s exciting to watch our gift fuel entrepreneurship and innovation in Central Indiana. On behalf of everyone at OmniSite, we congratulate Earl, Paul and their team for being named the first recipients of the Student Innovation Fund.”
There’s more to read , please visit IUPUI.edu for the full story.
Despite experiencing the coldest temperatures in the area in twenty years, Tom Ward and Justin Poehler enjoyed a stay at the Excalibur and the opportunity to meet with distributors to discuss the issues and plans concerning the Amps Sunset.
As announced at the meeting, distributors may visit OmniSite.net’s new Distributor Area to find helpful tools and resources for dealing with the Amps Sunset. Also announced was OmniSite’s new Viper Lift Station Monitoring Panel which will ship March 20, 2007. The Viper is a flexible, easy to install and configure, powerful monitor that provides a low-cost solution for those utility managers who must balance professional results with a smaller budget.
