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Hello PENN STATE: Below is a short "Bio" that you requested for classmates of the 1962---BS in Engineering Mechanics and 1963---MS in Engineering Mechanics at Penn State. After graduating from Crafton High in Crafton, PA, I went to Pennsylvania State University and received both a BS and a MS in Engineering Mechanics. After graduating from Penn State, I went to work for IBM in Endicott, New York. After two years working for IBM in NY, I was drafted into the US ARMY. In the Army I spent 2 years at the White Sands Missile Range in New Mexico where I worked on the REDEYE Missile, now known as the STINGER MISSILE. After leaving the Army, I returned to IBM in their Research Triangle Park plant in Raleigh, North Carolina. Worked mostly in printer development while here, then transferred to the IBM Biomedical Division in New Jersey where I worked on blood cell separators and bell cell processors. After 6 years in Biomed, I transferred to IBM's plant in Charlotte, NC where I worked on high speed chain/train printers. After 30 years of work for IBM, I retired in 1992. Since then, I have worked at various "handyman" type jobs. Sincerely, Robert Sebrosky