Background
Andrushkiw, Roman Ihor was born on May 3, 1937 in Lviv, Ukraine. Son of Joseph Wasyl and Sofia Andrushkiw. came to the United States, 1949.
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Roman Ihor Andrushkiw
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Bachelor in Engineering, Stevens Institute Technology, 1959; Doctor of Philosophy in Mathematics, Stevens Institute Technology, 1973; Master of Science in Electrical Engineering, Newark College Engineering, 1964; Master of Science in Mathematics, University of Chicago, 1967.
Career
Data analyst Linde Division, Union Carbide Corporation, Newark, 1957; senior electrical engineer, Weston Instruments & Electronics Inc., Newark, 1959-1964; research assistant, University of Chicago, 1966-1968; instructor, Newark College Engineering, 1964-1966, 68-70; assistant professor, New Jersey Institute Technology, Newark, 1970-1978; associate professor, New Jersey Institute Technology, Newark, 1978-1984; professor, New Jersey Institute Technology, Newark, since 1984. Consultant, instructor Bendix Corporation, Teterboro, New Jersey, 1981-1982. Reviewer Mathematics Review, since 1977, Centralblatt für Mathematik, 1984.
Achievements
Membership
Board of directors Plast Foundation, Newark. Chairman Committee for Defense of Religious Freedom in Ukraine, Newark, 1989-1990, Commission Edition and Sciences of Coord. Com.to Aid Ukraine, since 1991.
President RUKH Ednl. Foundation, since 1990. Vice president Plast Inc., Newark, 1989-1991. Member American Mathematics Society, Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics, International Association for Mathematics and Computers in Simulation (Citation 1985), Ukrainian Engineers Society American (executive county 1978-1980), Shevchenko Science Society (board dirs.1974-).
Connections
Married Svitlana Maria Lutsky, November 22, 1975. 1 child, Pavlo M.
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Nationality
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Religion
Byzantine Catholic -
Political Party
Republican
Awards
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Named Union Carbide scholar, 1955-1959. Grantee National Science Foundation, 1966, National Research Council Cooperation in Applied Science and Technology Program, 1993-1994.Named Union Carbide scholar, 1955-1959. Grantee National Science Foundation, 1966, National Research Council Cooperation in Applied Science and Technology Program, 1993-1994.