Apr 2012 to 2000 Senior Systems Engineer/ScientistWYLE/CAS, Inc Colorado Springs, CO Apr 2009 to Mar 2012 Assistant Task Manager/Scientist/Sr. Systems EngineerBOEING Huntsville, AL Oct 2004 to Apr 2009 Scientist/Engineer, Colo. Springs, CO & HuntsvilleNORTHROP GRUMMAN/XONTECH, Inc Colorado Springs, CO Aug 1998 to Oct 2004 Tech ManagerU.S. AIR FORCE, Air Force Space Command Peterson AFB, CO Oct 1995 to Aug 1998 Chief, Space Defense & Space Communications BranchUS Space Command Peterson AFB, CO Oct 1993 to Oct 1995 Chief, Operations Support Division and J3 Launch OfficerSpace Surveillance/Space Control Center
Jun 1992 to Oct 1993 Deputy Chief, and Center Commander, Cheyenne Mountain AFS, COAir University, Air Command & Staff College Maxwell AFB, AL Jun 1991 to Jun 1992 Command Research Fellow21st Space Wing Peterson AFB, CO Nov 1990 to Jun 1991 Deputy Chief21st Space Wing Peterson AFB, CO Oct 1988 to Nov 1990 ChiefGround Electro-Optical Deep Space Surveillance
Sep 1987 to Oct 1988 Operations DirectorHQ Air Force Space Command and NORAD Peterson AFB, CO Apr 1985 to Sep 1987 Dr. HandUSAF, HQ Electronic Security Command San Antonio, TX Oct 1982 to Apr 1985 Systems Analyst
Education:
Indiana University Jun 2012 BS in ChemistryCapella University Minneapolis, MN 2005 to 2010 PhD in Business Management/Organizational ManagementWebster University Colorado Springs, CO 2001 to 2004 MS in Space Systems Operations ManagementWebster University MA in Management
Michael L. Waalkes - Athens AL Marcus K. Pressnell - Athens AL Mark T. Slager - Kentwood MI Michael R. Shields - Greensboro NC Brian J. Kane - San Francisco CA Robin Christopher - Athens AL Dennis J. Boyle - Palo Alto CA Peter N. Skillman - San Carlos CA Charles A. Seiber - Atherton CA Joseph Chang - Grand Rapids MI Richard S. Hand - Holland MI Douglas L. Scheerhorn - Byron Center MI
Assignee:
Steelcase Development Corporation - Caledonia MI
International Classification:
E04B 274
US Classification:
52239
Abstract:
A knock-down partition panel frame includes a pair of spaced apart generally upright posts, each having at least one receptacle defining a tapered surface. The partition panel frame further includes at least one generally horizontal member extending between and interconnecting the posts. The horizontal member includes fastenerless connectors at opposite ends thereof, each having at least one connecting element engaging with the tapered surface to thereby securely interconnect the posts and the horizontal member to define a rigid partition frame having an interior space. A cover panel is secured to the partition frame, and closes off at least a portion of the interior space.
Michael L. Waalkes - Athens AL Marcus K. Pressnell - Athens AL Mark T. Slager - Kentwood MI Michael R. Shields - Greensboro NC Brian J. Kane - San Francisco CA Robin Christopher - Athens AL Dennis J. Boyle - Palo Alto CA Peter N. Skillman - San Carlos CA Charles A. Seiber - Atherton CA Joseph Chang - Grand Rapids MI Paul J. Granzotto - Grandville MI Richard S. Hand - Holland MI Kevin J. Longhurst - Hastings MI Theodore Q. Chau - Grand Rapids MI Douglas L. Scheerhorn - Byron Center MI John L. McCrackin - Grand Rapids MI
Assignee:
Steelcase Development Inc. - Grand Rapids MI
International Classification:
E04B 274
US Classification:
52239
Abstract:
A knock-down portable partition including a panel frame having a central portion. At least one cover panel covers at least a portion of the central portion of the panel frame. Connectors detachably mount the cover panel on the panel frame to facilitate assembly and removable of the cover panel on the panel frame. The panel frame includes at least two vertical posts each having an upper end, a lower end and opposite faces with at least two beam connection ports thereon positioned adjacent the upper and lower ends of the associated one of the posts. The panel frame also includes upper and lower beams extending generally horizontally between the vertical posts adjacent the upper and lower ends thereof, and interconnecting the same adjacent the connection ports. Movable lock members having a flexible extension are positioned on one of the posts and the beams adjacent the connection ports, and are movably mounted thereon for shifting between an unlocked position and a locked position. The panel frame further includes lock-engaging surfaces positioned on the other of the posts and the beams adjacent the connection ports.
Michael L. Waalkes - Athens AL Marcus K. Pressnell - Athens AL Mark T. Slager - Kentwood MI Michael R. Shields - Greensboro NC Brian J. Kane - San Francisco CA Robin Christopher - Athens AL Dennis J. Boyle - Palo Alto CA Peter N. Skillman - San Carlos CA Charles A. Seiber - Atherton CA Joseph Chang - Grand Rapids MI Paul J. Granzotto - Grandville MI Richard S. Hand - Holland MI Kevin J. Longhurst - Hastings MI Theodore Q. Chau - Grand Rapids MI Douglas L. Scheerhorn - Byron Center MI John L. McCrackin - Grand Rapids MI
Assignee:
Steelcase Development Inc. - Grand Rapids MI
International Classification:
E04B 274
US Classification:
52239
Abstract:
A partition includes at least two vertical posts with upper and lower beams having opposite ends thereof interconnecting the vertical posts to define when in an assembled condition, a rigid panel frame having a substantially open interior. The panel frame defines a vertical dimension. At least one cover panel is configured to enclose at least a portion of the open interior of the panel frame, and is removably mounted on the panel frame to readily access the open interior thereof. The cover panel defines an interior surface and a center portion spaced-apart from the posts. A cover panel brace is connected with the upper beam, and has an outer surface abutting the interior surface of the cover panel to support the cover panel adjacent the center portion to prevent flexing of the cover panel. The cover panel brace is longitudinally extensible to accommodate variations of the vertical dimension between the upper and lower beams.
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