School of Engineering and Computer Science Partnership Board
The School of Engineering and Computer Science (ECS) Partnership Board is a group of alumni, industry leaders, and professionals dedicated to supporting Elizabethtown College ECS programs.
The Role of the ECS Partnership Board
The ECS Partnership Board strengthens the bridge between Elizabethtown’s School of Engineering and Computer Science and the industries our students aim to join. Members provide insight, mentorship, and support that keep our programs relevant and our graduates ready to lead.
As a Board, we work to:
- Build strong connections between ECS and industry partners
- Advise on emerging technologies, workforce trends, and strategic opportunities
- Support student learning through capstone projects, conferences, and other experiences
- Champion ECS within professional networks and encourage investment in our students and programs
As a Board member, responsibilities include:
- Attending twice-yearly ECS Partnership Board meetings
- Engaging with students through events, networking nights, and capstone sponsorship
- Providing input on curriculum and career readiness
- Making ECS a philanthropic priority through meaningful support
- Advocating for ECS support and partnership opportunities within companies and networks
This work reflects Elizabethtown College’s motto, Educate for Service. Through the ECS Partnership Board, we help engineer for society.
Interested in serving on the ECS Partnership Board? Email Dean Sara Atwood. Openings are limited.
Meet the Board
- Spencer Fallon, Engineering ’20 — Environmental Qualification Test Engineer, Leidos Gibbs & Cox
- Paige Parsons, Engineering ’24 — Engineering Trainee, Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission
- Russell Carey — Senior Project Engineer, New Standard Corporation
- John Peiffer — High Steel Structures, Inc.
- Jamison Rotz — Founder / CEO, Nearly Human AI
- Missy Doll-Osterhout, Mathematics Education ’06 — Educator at Manheim Township High School
- Len Bradley, P.E. — Principal, RGS Associates
- Austin Reth, Engineering ’19 — Senior Mechanical Engineer, Johnson Controls
- Mark Yingling, Engineering ’97 — Sr. Director, SAP S/4 Platform Lead, The Hershey Company
- Stephanie Hoover — IT Consultant, Momentum, Inc.
- Mike Mason, Sociology ’72 — Bechtel National, Inc. (Retired)
- Gregory Donecker, Business Administration ’91 — Owner and President, Kemper Equipment
- Tyler Latshaw, Information Systems ’17 — Sr. Technical Business Analyst, WebstaurantStore
- Matthew Grohotolski, Computer Science ’22 — Lead Data Scientist, Nearly Human AI