Helena Stasia Wisniewski

Background

Wisniewski, Helena Stasia was born on December 8, 1949 in Englewood, New Jersey, United States. Daughter of Julius George and Katherine Rose (Godlewski) Wisniewski.

Education

Bachelor of Science in Mathematics, William Patterson College, 1971; Master of Science in Mathematics, Stevens Institute Technology, 1973; Doctor of Philosophy in Mathematics, CUNY, 1980.

Career

Professor computer and decision science, Seton Hall U., South Orange, New Jersey, 1980-1981; department chair, Seton Hall U., South Orange, New Jersey, 1981-1982; director division research, Seton Hall U., South Orange, New Jersey, 1983-1984; professor mathematics, Rochester (New York) Institute Technology, 1982-1983; project officer, Central Intelligence Agency, Washington, 1984-1985; founding director mathematics program, Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, Washington, 1985-1988; corporation dir.hdqrs., Lockheed Corporation, Calabasas, California, 1988-1992; vice president, Volunteers in Technical Service, Arlington, Virginia, 1992-1993; director advanced program development, Titan Corporation, Reston, Virginia, 1993-1994; vice president advanced programs, Titan Corporation, Reston, Virginia, since 1995. Review panel Computational Fluid Dynamics Office of the Under Secretary Defense, Washington, 1987-1988. Chair advisory board Southern Illinois U. Neuro-Engineer Research Center, Carbondale, Illinois, since 1990.

Founding board directors California Coalition forMaths., since 1991.

Achievements

• Helena Stasia Wisniewski has been listed as a noteworthy company executive, mathematician by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Science fair judge Westlake High School, Westlake Village, California, 1990. Organizer career exploration program Calabasas High School, 1990. Member mathematics county Los Angeles Ednl.

Partnership, 1991. Member American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (senior), New York Academy Sciences, Society Industrial and Applied Mathematics, Security Affairs Support Association, Armed Forces Comm. & Electronics Association, Lockheed Management Association (Vice-President 1989-1990, president 1990-1991, advisory board George Washington University since 1995, Recognition of Extraordinary Leadership, Management & Svc. Honor award 1992), Pi Mu Epsilon, Kappa Delta Pi.

Connections

Married Phillip B. Chesson, January 1, 1978. 1 child, Alexis Wisniewski-Chesson.

Father:

Julius George Wisniewski

Mother:

Katherine Rose (Godlewski) Wisniewski

Spouse:

Phillip B. Chesson

child:

Alexis Wisniewski-Chesson Wisniewski