Jamison Curry, S.E. Alan Kren, S.E. Walterio López, S.E. Bruce Starkman, S.E.
		Jamison Curry, S.E.: Jamie is currently designing the Cardiovascular Research Institute at UCSF Mission Bay using integrated project delivery with Revit and Building Information Modeling. His other recent projects include the Robert Mondavi Institute for Wine & Food Science at UC Davis and the American Samoa Territorial Emergency Operations Center. He recently completed a two-year term on the Board of Directors of SEAONC.
		Alan Kren, S.E., LEED AP: A LEED-accredited professional, Alan has advanced green practice at R&C. As chair of SEAONC’s Sustainable Design Committee, he co-authored Structural Engineering Strategies towards Sustainable Design. His recent project, UC San Diego’s Supercomputer Expansion, exceeds Title 24 by 46%. This is a result of intense collaboration with the design team to maximize passive energy savings such as use of thermal mass in the exposed concrete structure while configuring the building to naturally light all office areas.
		Walterio López, S.E.: Under Walterio's leadership, R&C provided Kaiser with contract documentation on their Vacaville medical facilities that allowed for the first competitive bidding between multiple BRB manufacturers. Walterio recently completed the EmeryStation East laboratory for Wareham Development and medical office buildings for UCSF, Kaiser and Sutter Health. Walterio is a past chair of SEAONC's steel seismology subcommittee, serves on national seismic research advisory boards and is a corresponding member of the AISC seismic committee, TC-9.
		Bruce Starkman, S.E.: Bruce’s award-winning projects include the COPIA Center in Napa, aquariums in Monterey, Long Beach, and Chicago, and the Kavli Institute for Particle Astrophysics at the Stanford Linear Accelerator Center. His more recent focus is on public libraries in Walnut Creek, Milpitas, and Fairfield-Cordelia, community centers in San Leandro and San Jose, and three public health facilities for Santa Clara County. He participates on the SEAONC Concrete Subcommittee to Seismology.