Fellowship
SESHA Fellowship
SESHA Fellowship Status is given to uniquely qualified individuals who have significantly distinguished themselves in the eyes of the SESHA Board of Directors by academic accomplishments, technical achievement, or meritorious service in the disciplines of environmental health and safety within the semiconductor industry.
SESHA Fellows
Dan O’DonnellHilary Matthews
| Karl Albrecht | Robert Ashley |
| Elizabeth Aton | Roger Benson |
| Laurie Beu | Ted Bielli |
| Richard Bolmen | Aimée Bordeaux |
| John J. Bordeaux | Brett Burk |
| Harvey Burski | Chris Clegg |
| Paul Connor | John D. Cox |
| Dennis Donegan | Phil Edelman |
| Chris Evanston | Bernie Frist |
| Dawn Graunke | Ed Guszkowski |
| David Helmer | Leon Igras |
| Andrew Lorenz | Mary Majors |
| Andy McIntyre | Hilary Matthews |
| Lee Neal | Eugene Ngai |
| Daniel O’Donnell | Karl Olander |
| John Olson | David Rainer |
| Steven Roberge | Patrick Robinson |
| Edward Sawicki | Lew Scarpace |
| Lonnie Schock | Ron Scholtz |
| Faith Seal | Mike Sherer |
| Brian Sherin | Kimberly Smieja |
| Lori Strong | John Teets |
| Doug Thornton | Beth Tshudy |
| Bill Turney | Joe Van Gompel |
| Brian Watts | Robert Werner |
| Bob Wittkower | Michael Williams |
| Gayle Woodside | Jeanne Yturri |
| Aaron Zude | John Visty |