Class Notes
Kelcy Warren
BS, Civil Engineering
The UT System Regent received the Outstanding Philanthropist Award at the Association of Fundraising Professionals' annual Philanthropy Day event. In 2023, Warren made a generous $12 million gift to help elevate UTA to the forefront of the growing resource and energy engineering field.
John Schueler
BS, Mechanical Engineering
Schueler was selected for an additional three-year term as a Lockheed Martin Senior Fellow. LM Senior Fellows represent the top echelon of technical excellence and leadership in Lockheed Martin and are limited in number to 0.15% of the technical workforce. LM Senior Fellows are leaders in innovative solutions, original research, cross-business area consulting, and mentorship. This will be Schueler's second term as an LM Senior Fellow; prior to that he served three terms as a Fellow.
Timothy Klob
BS, Civil Engineering
Klob is an attorney in private practice in Atlanta. His law practice is focused on representing injured workers in workers' compensation claims. He also completed 25 years of military service and retired at the rank of lieutenant colonel in the Army Reserve. His duties in the Army Reserve included advocating for wounded warriors in disability appeals at Fort Hood and teaching military history to ROTC cadets at Kennesaw State University.
Paul Arrendell
MS, '88, Mechanical Engineering
Arrendell is raising awareness for engineering productivity, mentorship, and system design with his interview “Paul Arrendell's Journey: From Choir to Chief Quality Officer” for CEO Magazine. Arrendell, who serves on UTA's College of Engineering Advisory Board, has more than 30 years of experience in the medical device and manufacturing industries. He has been recognized by Fortune Magazine, named among San Antonio's Top 25 Healthcare Technology Leaders, and honored as Top Chief Quality Officer of the Year.
Hari Vasudevan
MS, Civil Engineering
Vasudevan is the founder and chief executive officer of KYRO and Think Power Solutions and a leader in AI. He was recently named to the AI 75 list, curated by Dallas Innovates in partnership with the Dallas Regional Chamber.
Andrea Graham
Ph.D., Industrial Engineering
Dr. Graham serves as the dean of the College of Science and Engineering at East Texas A&M University. When she joined East Texas A&M, she became the first junior faculty member to earn tenure in the engineering and technology department and the first woman to lead it.
Julia Cline
Ph.D., Aerospace Engineering
Dr. Cline is a research aerospace engineer at NASA Langley Research Center in Virginia, where she leads projects regarding in-space assembly of large space structures and space nuclear propulsion.
Sangeeta Bhattacharjee
MS, Civil Engineering
Bhattacharjee was recently awarded Young Engineer of the Year by the National Society of Professional Engineers-Kansas and 2025 Emerging Leader by the National Society of Professional Engineers. She is a project engineer and project manager at Terracon Consultants, where she has worked for more than five years.
Richard Scott
Ph.D., '07 MS, Mechanical Engineering
Dr. Scott joined Missouri University of Science and Technology as an associate teaching professor of mechanical and aerospace engineering in January 2025. With more than 30 years of experience as a mechanical engineer, he previously worked at Raytheon Technologies, where he received six patent awards.