Hall Of Fame: A Case Study

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It is with great pleasure that I write this letter of recommendation for Tony Irwin for The James Worth Bagley College of Engineering (BCoE) Hall of Fame. During the summer of 2015, Tony was selected as an intern at Johns Manville in Richland, Mississippi. The selection process was highly selective and he was selected from a very capable group of his engineering peers. The contributions he made during his tenure as an intern were exemplary. One of the projects assigned to Tony was to develop a procedure for a Scanning Electron Microscope (SEM) that would yield a statistically acceptable repeatable and reproducible test method for nonwoven fibers. Tony was able to work on this project as he had developed this unit himself. Tony had limited time

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