A. Earle Field 1925 (d) graduated from the Case School of Applied Science with a degree in Electrical Engineering. Field also earned his JD and had a long career at the patent office of National Malleable and Steel Castings (now Midland Ross). The A. Earle Field...

A.E.R (Gus) Peterka 1922 (d), graduated from the Case School of Applied Science with a degree in Metallurgy. He served in the U.S. Air Force in both World Wars and continued to be involved as an officer in the Air Force Reserves as well as consulting on aircraft...

Alan C. Price ‘54 (d) graduated from the Case Institute of Technology with a degree in Mechanical Engineering. Price spent over 30 years working for the Ford Motor Co., in a variety of positions including engineering manager and manager of electrical programs. The...

Albert M. Higley 1917(d) majored in Mechanical Engineering at the Case School of Applied Science. The Albert M. Higley Endowment Fund was established by Roy G. “Dutch” Harley ‘36 in 1994 to support an annual lectureship in Construction Management. Higley was a...

Albert P. Beutel 1914 (d) was a Mining and Metallurgical major at the Case School of Applied Science. The Albert P. Beutel 1914 Endowed Scholarship Fund was established in 2001 by his son, Philip H. Beutel ‘41. This scholarship is used for undergraduate support of...

Alfred C. Body ‘37 (d) graduated from the Case School of Applied Science with a degree in Mechanical Engineering. He went on to receive his JD from George Washington University and enjoyed a career in patent law. Body was a founder and partner of the firm Body,...

The Allan H. 1905 and Robert D. ’38 Heidenreich Memorial Scholarship Fund was established in 1995 by Anne Heidenreich in memory of her husband, Robert and her father-in-law, Allan. Allan H. Heidenreich, a native Clevelander and Case baseball third baseman, received...

The Anthony D. (Tony) Ziherl ‘51 Memorial Scholarship Fund was established in 1984 by Mrs. June Ziherl in honor and memory of her late husband. Tony Ziherl received his B.S. degree in mechanical engineering in 1951 from Case Institute of Technology as well as his...

Anthony Palermo, Jr. ‘49 (d) graduated from the Case Institute of Technology with a degree in Electrical Engineering. Palermo served in the United States Army Air Corps from 1944 until the end of World War II. Palermo had a 45-year career at Picker X-Ray Corporation...

Arthur B. Larsen ‘59, MS ‘61, PhD ‘67 (d) graduated from the Case Institute of Technology with a degree in Electrical Engineering. The Arthur B. Larsen ‘59 Endowed Scholarship Fund was established in 2017 to provide scholarships for undergraduate students enrolled in...

Arthur H Benade (d) was a professor at the Case Institute of Technology from 1952-1987, and for the first fifteen years his research area was nuclear physics and instrumentation. In his pioneering research on brass and woodwind instruments, Benade effectively...

Arthur I. Mendolia ‘41 (d) graduated from the Case School of Applied Science with a degree in Chemical Engineering. He joined the duPont Company in 1941 as a research engineer, Mendolia retired in 1973 as Vice President and General Manager of the Explosives...

Arthur J. Harvey, Jr ‘30 (d) received a BS and MS degree in Electrical Engineering from the Case School of Applied Science. He was affiliated for 43 years with the Watts Regulator Co., a manufacturer of gas and water regulators. The Harvey Family Scholarship Fund was...

Arthur S. Holden, Jr. ‘35 (d) graduated from the Case School of Applied Science with a degree in Mechanical Engineering. He worked for Coe Manufacturing for over 60 years and retired as vice president. Holden was instrumental to the greater Cleveland community and...

A. Stoddard Jones ’38 (d) was a graduate of the Case Institute of Technology with a degree in Chemical Engineering. He received his M.A. degree in Education Administration from Western Reserve University, Cleveland. Mr. Jones was a Professional Engineer of the...

Bernard D. Schramm 1911 (d) graduated from the Case School of Applied Science with a degree in Metallurgy. Upon graduation, Mr. Schramm led a rich and varied professional career, working in several different mining, steel casting and chemical companies in Ohio,...

The Brian C. Nalven ’87 Zeta Psi Scholarship Fund was established by a group of alumni in memory of Brian Nalven for his involvement and leadership in the Zeta Psi Fraternity during his years at Case, where he served as the president his senior year. Nalven graduated...

The Katharine F. and Bruce N. Richardson 1918 Memorial Scholarship Fund was established through contributions made by Katharine Richardson and her family. Bruce Richardson, an active member of Kappa Sigma, earned his B.S. degree in mechanical engineering in 1918 from...

Bruce Wertheimer ‘51 graduated from the Case Institute of Technology with a degree in Management Science. He was President of the William B. Rudow Co., in Florida. The Naomi and Bruce Wertheimer ‘51 Scholarship Fund for Women in Engineering and Science was...

The Carl F. Benner 1916 (d) Memorial Scholarship Fund was established through a contribution made by Caroline Bretschneider Benner in honor of her late husband. Mr. Benner, an active member of the Sigma Nu fraternity, received his B.S. degree in electrical...

This award was established by Capers and Sandra Poulnot in memory of their daughter, Michele, who earned a Master of Science in Engineering degree in biomedical engineering in 1991. It is to be used to help a graduate biomedical student with travel expenses to...

Charles E. Radke ‘55, MS ‘63, PhD ‘64 graduated from the Case Institute of Technology with three degrees in Electrical Engineering. He spent the majority of his career at IBM and retired as a Senior Engineer. He received the Meritorious Service Award from the Case...

Charles E. Reed ‘34 (d) majored in chemical engineering at the Case School of Applied Science. The Charles E. Reed ‘34 Endowment Fund was established in 1983 to support the purchase and maintenance of equipment for polymer science and PhD polymer science candidates...

Charles J. Koch ‘41(d) majored in Mechanical Engineering at the Case School of Applied Science. The Charles J. and Elizabeth R. Koch ‘41 Fund was established in 2003 to support faculty development at the Case School of Engineering. Koch spent a significant part of...

Mr. Charles J. Meloun (d) graduated from Case Institute of Technology in 1942 with a degree in electrical engineering. Immediately following school, he joined General Electric and served many years on site in Schenectady, NY. In 1958, Mr. Meloun joined the...

Charles Windsor ’33 (d) graduated from the Case Institute of Technology with a degree in chemical engineering. The Charles J. Windsor ’33 Scholarship Fund was established in 2005 and is used for scholarships for undergraduate students studying Chemical Engineering....

Charles R. Horsburgh ’38 (d), Thomas P. Horsburgh 1914 (d), Robert G. Horsburgh 1914 (d), Donald F. Horsburgh ’40 (d) and Kenneth P. Horsburgh ’43 (d), all graduated with degrees in Mechanical Engineering from the Case School of Applied Science. The Horsburgh Family...

Charles W. Lytton ‘34 (d) graduated from the Case School of Applied Science with a degree in Electrical Engineering. Lytton enjoyed a 60-year career with the Lincoln Electric Company. The Margaret H. and Charles W. ‘31 Lytton Scholarship Fund was established in 1997.

Clarence Dauber 1926 (d) graduated from Case School of Applied Science with a degree in mechanical engineering. Dauber was president and director of Chas T. Main, Inc., a Boston-based international engineering firm. Mrs. Catherine Dauber and her family established...

Coach Claude Sharer (d) was an acclaimed athlete himself; earning letters in football, basketball and track while an undergraduate at Denison University and Ohio Northern University. In 1927, Mr. Sharer joined the staff of Case School of Applied Science and remained...