Hall of Fame

Hall of Fame logoThe Wayne State University College of Engineering Hall of Fame was founded in 1983 to recognize and honor distinguished alumni who, through their leadership, entrepreneurship and innovation, have made significant industrial, educational and societal contributions to the engineering and computer science professions. The Hall of Fame celebrates the rich history of the College of Engineering and provides exceptional standards by which Wayne State University engineering students can measure success.

Hall of Fame inductees

  • Computer Science
    Kalpana Yendluri, M.S. ’95, is the managing director and head of data and analytics environments at Bank of Montreal (BMO), working closely with internal and external stakeholders to support BMO’s strategic objectives and its cloud-first ambition while managing the operational delivery of committed outcomes. With three decades of experi...

  • Electrical and Computer Engineering
    Praveen Ramteke, M.S. ’05, serves as the avionics networking lead for Blue Origin’s New Glenn program, where he oversees the end-to-end vehicle network architecture from design through deployment. With more than 20 years of experience in vehicle on-board network architecture and systems engineering, he specializes in developing high-rel...