Staff
| Dr. Charles Goodspeed Charlie Goodspeed has been the principal Investigator and Director of the UNH Technology Transfer Cener since founding it in 1986. He is a professor of Civil Engineering with research focused in High Performance Concrete, Fiber Reinforced Concretes, Rapid Bridge Construction, and the development of innovative software packages. Charlie has served as Principal Investigator or concultant for clients including: FHWA, AID,DOE, NSF, Simplex Corp, Shimizu Corp. of Japan, Nashua Corp, NHDOT, NHDES, NHDRA, and Denton Enterprizes. |
| David Salzer David Salzer is the Mosaic Parcel Map Manager at the Technology Transfer Center.David recieved his BS and MS in Civil Engineering from UNH in '05 and '07 respectivly.David is currently pursuing a Phd in Civil Engineering from UNH.David also manages a number of "Special Projects" for the center. David Salzer manages the Mosaic Parcel Map Project at the Technology Transfer Center. He recieved his BS and MS in Civil Engineering from UNH in '05 and '07 respectively and is currently pursuing a Phd in Civil Engineering. David also manages a number of "Special Projects" for the center including the Municipal GIS Assistaince Program, and the GIS winter maintenance initiative. |
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| Beth Hamilton |
| George (Butch) Leel Butch Leel is the Technical Support Specialist and Lead Instructor for NH LTAP. Butch has been with the Center since August of 2007. He previously worked for the NHDOT, District 4, for 32 years as a Maintenance Supervisor. Butch instructs training workshops, facilitates road manager meetings and provides technical assistance to NH municipal highway departments. |
| Lori Mather Lori Mather is the GIS Supervisor for the technology transfer center. She has been working for the UNH Technology Transfer Center since 2010. Lori is the owner of LMS Designs, where she provides engineering project related services for her clientele. She has over 20 years of experience working as a CADD Specialist and Engineering Techincian. Curently, she is pursuing a B.S. in Civil Engineering at UNH. |
 | Amy Begnoche Amy Begnoche is the Program Assistant for the NH LTAP at the Technology Transfer Center, and has been with the Center since April, 2012. Amy previously worked as a Paralegal and/or Legal Assistant for over 15 years in multiple states, including MA, ME and CO. Amy cordinates the Road Scholar Proogram and attempts to keep everyone organized. |
| Justin Pelletier Justin Pelletier is a Project Engineer for the UNH Technology Transfer Center, and has been with The Center since 2008. He has a B.S. in Civil Engineering from UNH, and is now pursuing a Master's Degree in Structural Engineering. Justin has been working on the I-93 Salt Reduction Project since 2010. He is currently conducting research on new Rapid Bridge Construction techniques using Finite Element Modeling. |
| Rowen Prescott Rowen Prescott is a Project Engineer at the UNH Technology Transfer Center. He has been with The Center since 2011. He has a B.S. in Civil Engineering from UNH and is currently pursuing a Master's Degree in Geotechnical Engineering. Rowen focuses on Rapid Bridge Construction modeling. |
| Olivia Von Den Benken Olivia is a Project Engineer at the UNH Technology Transfer Center. She has been with The Center since 2010. She has a B.S. in Civil Engineering from UNH and is currently pursuing a Master's Degree in Environmental Engineering. Olivia focuses on GIS data processing and analysis. |
 | Tim Harmon Tim Harmon is a Project Engineer at the UNH Technology Transfer Center. He has been with The Center since 2010. He has a B.S. in Civil Engineering from UNH. Tim focuses on GIS asset collection, data processing, and RSMS analysis. |
| Anabelle Allen Anabelle is a Project Engineer at the UNH Technology Transfer Center. She has been with The Center since 2010. Her focus is on GIS asset collection and data processing. She is in her senior year at UNH pursuing a B.S. in Civil Engineering. Anabelle is also the President of the UNH Student Chapter of the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE). |
| Hannah Pierce Hannah is a Project Engineer at the UNH Technology Transfer Center. She has been with The Center since 2010. She has a B.S. in Civil Engineering from UNH and is currently pursuing a Master's Degree in Environmental Engineering. Hannah focuses on GIS data processing and analysis. |
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Rachel Beaudry Rachel is a Project Assistant at the UNH Technology Transfer Center. She has been with The Center since September 2011. She is in her sophomore year at UNH pursuing a B.S. in Civil Engineering. Rachel is also the Secretary of the UNH Student Chapter of the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) and co-founder of the UNH Women’s Club Volleyball. |
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Megan Boyle Megan Boyle is the new editor for the Technology Transfer Center, joining the team in February 2012. She is a senior working towards her B.A. in English Teaching, with minors in Deaf Studies and Environmental Conversation. She is also a Resident Assistant and Student Admissions Representative. |
