KISS Institute Fellows

Dr. David Ahlgren Trinity College www.trincoll.edu/events/robot/ internet2.trincoll.edu/facProfiles/	Dr. Rajiv Desai 3Di Inc.	Dr. Ron Garrett Entrepreneur Software Engineer www.upstart.la/RonGarret.html
Professor James Hendler Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute www.cs.rpi.edu/~hendler/	Barry Brian Werger University of Southern California	Professor Benjamin Kuipers University of Michigan www.eecs.umich.edu/~kuipers/
David Lavery NASA Headquarters	Gregg E. Maryniak X-Prize Foundation	Dr. David P. Miller University of Oklahoma
Dr. Lynne E. Parker The University of Tennessee web.eecs.utk.edu/~parker/	Muhammad A. Yousuf Mechatronics & Medical Device Professional www.linkedin.com/in/maliyusuf	Alan Schultz U.S. Naval Research Lab www.nrl.navy.mil/aic/
Dr. Marc Slack Virtual Compliance	Professor Lynn Andrea Stein Olin College faculty.olin.edu/~las/	Dr. Igor Verner Technion-Israel Institute of Technology
Dr. Karl R. Wurst Worcester State University	Dr. Holly Yanco University of Massachusetts Lowell www.cs.uml.edu/~holly/

Institute Fellows are robotics experts and researchers who also have a compelling interest in educational
issues. The uses of robotics and the educational needs of children are much broader than the capabilities of the staff of KISS Institute. To supplement the capabilities of the Institute, and to bring the Institute's activities to a wider geographic region, KIPR initiated the Institute Fellows program.

Being an Institute Fellow means that you are willing to be a technical resource for the Institute regarding its educational goals. Likewise, KIPR will make available to its Fellows the course outlines and instructional programs it puts together for the Fellows' use in their own teaching activities.

KISS Institute also has a group of Institute Associates. An Institute Associate is interested in supporting the Institute's mission, but may not have the technical qualifications to be an Institute Fellow.

The position of Institute Fellow and Institute Associate are honorary positions bestowed by the Institute in recognition of an individual's interest and capabilities. No financial relationship is implied between the Institute and those individuals designated as Fellows or Associates.

If you are interested in applying to become a KISS Institute Fellow or Associate, please email, fax, or mail a copy of your CV, a cover letter and (if you have it) pictures and video of an interesting robot project you have been involved with.