Stanley O. Schriber

Retired to live in Eagle Idaho, volunteer work for IEEE-NPSS AdCom and APS-DPB EC, Adjunct Professor in Physics Department of Boise State University
January 2007 - present

Michigan State University, April 2003 - January 2007
2003 - 2007	Full Professor in the College of Natural Science (joint appointment between NSCL and Physics and Astronomy Department) - RIA R&D and teach freshman physics
Los Almos National Laboratory, July 1984 - April 2003
Q clearance badge holder, PSAP program
2000 - 2003	"Return to Research" Program, LANL Director's Office
1997 - 2000	Deputy Division Director, Los Alamos Neutron Science Center
1993 - 1997	Division Director, Accelerator Operations and Technology Division
1987 - 1993	Division Leader, Accelerator Technology Division
1985 - 1989	Technical Director for Neutral Particle Beam Program
1984 - 1987	Deputy Division Leader, Accelerator Technology Division
Chalk River Nuclear Laboratories, 1966 - 1984
1983 - 1984	Project Leader for FEL structure proposal
1983 - 1984	Project Manager of proton rf structures project for HERA
	(Canadian contribution to German high-energy e(30 GeV) - p(820 GeV) collider, HERA)
1983 - 1984	Member of Fusion Technology Coordinating Committee
1983 - 1984	Principal Coordinator for technology exchange between AECL
	and IREQ (Hydro Quebec Research Laboratory)
1982 - 1984	ZEBRA Project Manager for new accelerator laboratory in Quebec
1981 - 1984	Long range planning of accelerator breeder
1980 - 1981	Advisor on linacs and structures to CHEER electron ring group.
1980 - 1982	Study Leader for ZEBRA program
1978 - 1984	Group Leader of proton linac group
1970 - 1978	Group Leader of medical accelerator group
	Study Leader for cw 60-MeV room-temperature linac for nuclear physics research
	Advisor to Canadian Accelerator Safety Committee
	Negotiating committee investigating commercial relations with Thomson-CSF of France
1966-1969	In charge of construction and high power testing of cw L-band accelerating structure

1963-1966	McMaster University	Ph.D. Physics
	Thesis Title:	"The Beta Decay of 105Ru"
1962-1963	University of Manitoba	M.Sc. Physics
	Thesis title:	"A Study of Gamma Ray Cascades in Na22, Y88 and Cs134"
1958-1962	University of Manitoba	B.Sc. (Hons) Physics

2005	IEEE SE Michigan Section Outstanding Professional Award
2005	Fellow of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers
2002	Senior Member of IEEE
1997	Fellow of the American Physical Society
1963 - 1966	National Research Council Studentship
1961 - 1962	Shell Oil Fellowship

Fellow of the American Physical Society;
Fellow of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers;
Co-editor Neutrino Factory Yellow Book for CERN, 2001-2002:
Review Committee for SNS Pre-operations, 2000;
LCLS Steering Committee Member, 1997-2000;
Value engineering group for SNS, 1997;
FEAC on ion beams, 1992;
Teach UCLA semester to graduate students on accelerator topics, 1992;
CEBAF Scientific and Technological Assessment Committee, November 1985
Numerous CEBAF/SURA committees 1982-1990;
IFMIF Program Committees, 1984-1988;
Board of Governors Member, US Particle Accelerator School, 1990-2008;
Program Chair for US Particle Accelerator School, 2000-2007;
Honorary Committee Member, Proton Therapy Coordinating Group, 1986-on;
EPAC Scientific Advisory Board, 1992-present;
Organizing Committee for Particle Accelerator Conferences, 1983-present;
Organizing Committee for Linear Accelerator Conferences, 1983 -present;
Organizing Committee for Charged Particle Optics Conference, 1984;
Program Chair 1976 LAC, CRNL, Canada
Conference Chair 1990 LAC, Albuquerque, NM;
Conference Chair 1995 PAC, Dallas, TX;
Conference Chair 2007 PAC, Albuquerque, NM;
Organize and Chair 1st International Conference on ATW, Las Vegas, NV, 1994;
Member of United Church of Canda.

Hundred and fifty publications, eight patents.