June 2020 Mentor Change

[Greg Bernhardt]

Today will be @anorlunda's last day as a mentor. @anorlunda requested to step down in order to spend more time in specific threads and to write more Insights. So Yay! This is not a sad day. @anorlunda is/was the epitome of what a mentor should be. We were so fortunate to have be part of PF leadership for a number of years. Please give him a round thanks for all the tireless hours he worked behind the scenes to help build the PF community! Thank you so much!

We are pleased to announce @jrmichler will get stepping in as the new engineering mentor! Please give him a round of congrats!

 

[Greg Bernhardt]

I almost forgot to mention, we have an Interview!
https://www.physicsforums.com/insights/interview-with-engineer-jrmichler/

 

[berkeman]

Thanks @anorlunda for all of your great work as a Mentor. It was truly a pleasure working with you on all of the Mentor-type stuff that we do here.

And thanks for @jrmichler for agreeing to step up to the Mentor role. I've always learned a lot from your posts.

 

[berkeman]

I almost forgot to mention, we have an Interview!
https://www.physicsforums.com/insights/interview-with-engineer-jrmichler/

Great interview! I especially like the Hot Rod Snowblower project...

What kinds of hobbies do you have?

Hobbies are related to building things. Built some boats, two garages, electric motors when in elementary school, a sawmill, a CLWB bicycle, a hot rod snowblower, and many small projects. Search term youtube hot rod snowblower hydrostatic will bring up two videos of the snowblower in action.

Source https://www.physicsforums.com/insights/interview-with-engineer-jrmichler/

 

[dlgoff]

This is not a sad day. @anorlunda is/was the epitome of what a mentor should be. We were so fortunate to have be part of PF leadership for a number of years. Please give him a round thanks for all the tireless hours he worked behind the scenes to help build the PF community!

Thanks for your time here. I've learned so much from you.

 

[phinds]

Today will be @anorlunda's last day as a mentor.

sad to hear that

@anorlunda requested to step down in order to spend more time in specific threads and to write more Insights. So Yay!

glad to hear that.

 

[sysprog]

@anorlunda, Congratulations on your promotion to Staff Emeritus, and thanks for all your work as a Mentor, and @jrmichler, Congratulations on becoming a Mentor, and thanks for uptaking that important role.