Dr. Jay Harris: Professional Appointments

• 1982 - present Professor, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, San Diego State University.

  Teaching responsibilities in very large scale integrated circuits and digital logic design.

• 1980 - 1982 Dean, College of Engineering, San Diego State University.

  Administration of College with 2500 students and 60 full-time and over 100 total faculty. Established an industrial liaison program and implemented development of a substantial research program.

• 1974 - 1977 Director, Devices and Waves Program, National Science Foundation.

  Administration of research programs in solid state electronics, quantum electronics, acoustical and superconductive electronics, and plasmas. Initiated and implemented concepts for Foundation programs in submicron fabrication and microelectronics.

• 1977 -1980 Director, Solid State and Microstructures Engineering Program, National Science Foundation.

• 1973 - 1975 Professor, University of Washington.

• 1970 - 1973 Associate Professor, University of Washington.

• 1966 - 1970 Assistant Professor, University of Washington.

  Research in integrated optics, electromagnetic wave propagation, and biomedical engineering (ultrasonic diagnostics and thin film optical spectroscopy of blood). Graduate and undergraduate teaching responsibilities in optics, electromagnetics and electronics.

• 1965 - 1966 University of Paris (Orsay).

  Research in electromagnetic wave propagation in linear accelerators.

• 1958 - 1965 Hughes Aircraft Company, Culver City, California.

  Research in antennas including pattern optimization, propagation through plasmas, time domain and other signal processing techniques, multiple beam antenna systems, and effects of local environments on antenna characteristics.

• 1957 (Summer) General Electric Company, Pittsfield, Massachusetts.

  Transistor circuit design.