Wesley J. Howe School of Technology Management Stevens Institute of Technology   Pierce Building, Room 307 Castle Point on the Hudson Hoboken, New Jersey  07030 Phone:(201) 216-5504 FAX:(201) 216-8355 mailto:mmerino@stevens-tech.edu

Dr. Donald N. Merino
Congratulations to Dr. Donald N. Merino for his appointment as the Alexander Crombie Humphreys Chair of Economics of Engineering, for five years, effective September 1, 2002.

Dr. Merino represents the essence of this chair and we are all very proud of this recognition for one of the Howe School leaders.

Wesley J. Howe School Duties

• Director, Executive Master of Technology Management (EMTM)  Program
• Director, ME in Engineering Management

• Alexander Crombie Humphreys Chair of Economics of Engineering (2002-2007)
• Bachelor of Engineering/Engineering Management Program (BE/EM) Committee
• Chair, Faculty Council (1996/97), (1997/98)
• Chair, Promotions & Tenure Committee(2002)

• Ph.D. (1975) Stevens Institute of Technology (Managerial Economics)
• M.S.  (1963) Stevens Institute of Technology (Industrial Management)
• B.E.   (1960) Stevens Institute of Technology (General Engineering)

• Engineering Economics
• Total Quality Management (TQM)
• Decision Analysis
• Concurrent Engineering (CCE)

Dr. Donald N. Merino is a tenured full Professor of Technology and Engineering Management at Stevens.   Prior to joining Stevens, Dr. Merino spent 25 years in industry in executive positions in Standard Brands, Exxon, Mobil and Celanese (Hoescht).  During his industrial career, Dr. Merino helped initiate the Quality Management Program at Celanese, developed the corporate technical plan and directed corporate new business activities.

• 2000 and 1999 - The Bernard R. Sarchet Award - highest honor from ASEE/Eng Mgt Div.
• 1999 - The Bernard R. Sarchet Award - highest honor from ASEM.
• 1994 - Dr. Merino received two centennial awards from the American Society of Engineering Education (ASEE) in Engineering Management and Engineering Economy for Exceptional Contributions to EM and EE.
• Harold R. Fee Alumni Award from Stevens Institute of Technology.
• Fellow ASEM 1994
• Fellow ASEE 2002
• Franklin Woodbury Award from ASEM 2002

Dr. Merino is a past president and a fellow of the American Society of Engineering Management (ASEM).

Dr. Merino has co-authored with Hans J. Lang (Stevens Institute of Technology) a major text in Engineering Economics, "The Selection Process For Capital Projects", published by Wiley-InterScience, New York.

• MGT 755 Process Management in R, D & E
• MGT 715 Strategic Business Management
• TM    670 Decision Analysis for Corporate Network Systems
• MGT 618 Engineering Economics and Management Policy
• CCE  601 Principles of Concurrent Engineering I
• EM   460 Total Quality Management
• EM   302 Management of Engineering Design II
• Accounting Tutorial
• Engineering Economics Tutorial