Minority Role Models

by Ann E. Seltz-Petrash, Production Editor; CIVIL ENGINEERING�ASCE, New York, N.Y.,


Serial Information: Civil Engineering—ASCE, 1978, Vol. 48, Issue 12, Pg. 63-66


Document Type: Feature article

Abstract:

One reason there are so few minorities in engineering is because they have so few role models. It is difficult for today's young minority engineer�who may feel all alone. There have been and are, however, minority engineers making unique and valuable contributions to the field and a few of them are profiled in this article. It is not a definitive list, but a representative group of different kinds of people contributing in a variety of ways. People profiled are Alfred Richardson, PE, Pacific Soils Engineering; Lilia Abraham Robinson, Ph.D., Howard University; Leroy Callender, PE, Consulting Engineer, New York; Jose Martinez, PE, University Mexico, New Mexixo, Richard Mason, PE, Gardner Engineering; and Ariel Morelli, PE, Council of Airports, New York.

Subject Headings: Consulting services | Colleges and universities | Airports and airfields

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