The Alumni Association works to strengthen alumni engagement and create meaningful connections between alumni and current students. They organize several events throughout the year to bring alumni together. Reach out to Krystal Lespinasse at krystal.lespinasse@temple.edu with any questions.
The College is grateful to our active board, and all alumni volunteers, for their time and dedication.
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Milton Gomez, the current President of the Temple University College of Engineering Alumni Association, is a distinguished engineer and global leader in lightweight fill. He holds a Civil Engineering degree from Temple University and an Engineering Management degree from Drexel University, having taken his engineering oath in 2014. As the President of Aerix Industries, Milton oversees sales, operations, and engineering to meet global market demands. Since 2005, he has specialized in foamed backfill applications, managing projects across six continents ranging from tunnel annulus grouting to mine subsidence remediation.
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Kevin Walsh is a transportation engineer whose career has been marked by technical excellence, leadership, and a deep commitment to the Philadelphia region’s infrastructure and engineering community. As a Senior Project Engineer at HNTB Corporation’s Pennsylvania office, Kevin has played a pivotal role in the design and coordination of major transportation projects, including highways, rail facilities, site development, utilities, and accessible infrastructure for pedestrians and cyclists for clients such as PennDOT, SEPTA, and Amtrak.
Kevin earned his Bachelor of Science degree in Civil Engineering from Temple University in 2014.
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Nomblé is a Philadelphia based Water/Wastewater Engineer focused on the design and application of treatment systems used to remove/reduce pollutants from water sources. With more than a decade of professional experience, she has a strong background in water quality, hydrology, regulatory compliance and remediation. Outside of the water industry, Nomblé participates in several nonprofit organizations with the goal of using her engineering background to encourage youth from underserved communities to pursue a fulfilling career in STEM. CST '14, ENG '19
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Faye Majekodunmi, P.E., is a visionary engineering leader with over a decade of experience advancing rail electrification and structural engineering across the Northeast Corridor. Recognized for her technical expertise and innovative problem solving, she has contributed to major infrastructure programs that strengthen the safety, reliability, and sustainability of passenger rail in the United States. Her work reflects a deep commitment to engineering excellence, collaboration, and the future of transportation.
She earned her B.S. in Civil Engineering from Temple University and her M.S. in Structural Engineering from the University of Maryland, College Park.
