Brooklyn Navy Yard - SUMMA CUM LAUDE at Pratt Institute, graduation 1999 and 2000, in the Graduate Computer Graphics Dept., and with Rick Barry, Chair

http://therealdeal.com/issues_articles/at-brooklyn-navy-yard-a-redevelopment-that-offers-hope-for-manufacturing/

The Real Deal - real estate in Brooklyn, New York

As the first single-nationality American to receive a new degree from an international college in Brooklyn, New York - I DO NOT HAVE MONEY TO REPAY THE STUDENT LOAN DEBT ASSOCIATED WITH THIS NEW DEGREE, CALLED A MASTER OF FINE ARTS COMPUTER GRAPHICS

I DO NOT HAVE MONEY.  I DO NOT HAVE MONEY.   I DO NOT HAVE MONEY.

I do not have money for anything.  I do not have sufficient income.  I do not have savings.  I do not anyone interested in helping me with employment in Missouri.  I do NOT have finances or any kind of grants available to help discharge the student loan debt that I acquired from 1988-1990 while studying for a Masters degree in New York City.  

I am looking for money.  If there is anyone out there who can help me, please contact me at 26twosix@att.net.   I have membership with IEEE, because I was told that organization would pay off the debt, by accrediting agency ABET, in 2009.  This has not helped me with the debt in any way.  

There are three women who are members of the IEEE Women in Engineering group in the St. Louis region, and I do not know any of them to be helpful with discharging this debt.  The men who are involved in IEEE have not helped with any employment opportunities.   I have sought employment continuously for years, and would like to work.  I did not retire.  I was not believed widely in this area to be a Registered Architect, to have done work that I say that I did, to have a degree that is anything useful.  

Worked an Internship, for seven months in 1982, for credit toward a Bachelor of Architecture, Kansas State University, at The Schultz Group, in Brentwood, and their new office in Creve Coeur, Mo.

This company was dissolved in 1996, according to the Mo. Secretary of State:
https://bsd.sos.mo.gov/BusinessEntity/BusinessEntityDetail.aspx?page=beSearch&ID=188461 .

Richard Schultz worked with Ted Spaid, A.S.L.A. of SWT Design, Inc. at 7722 Big Bend Blvd., St. Louis, Mo.  63119;  (formerly Spaid Associates) .  "Rich" in this paper was not a licensed Architect, but, he passed the exam, and, was licensed on 10/1/87, and, is licensed in Missouri, still.  Don Schultz was a licensed Professional Engineer when I worked in their office.  I found this online today:
http://law.justia.com/cases/missouri/court-of-appeals/1996/68742-1.html .

"Colleen" O'Gorman became a Registered Architect in Missouri, and, was working on her license when I worked in this office.

"Gerry" Brummett was an Interior Designer when I worked, in this office.  I found an address under this name in Lone Tree, Colorado,  80124-3183, at 9803 Firestone Circle.  

There was another  woman who was an Architectural Drafter, when I worked there:  Karen Vaughn.

Marilyn Kite was the Receptionist/Secretary, and, worked the front desk.

CloseUp Foundation, trip to Washington, D.C., January, 1978, participant and scholarship recipient

1978 - https://www.closeup.org/why-close-up/history   and  https://www.closeup.org/students/high-school .

My "Perspectives" book from this week in Washington, D.C. names the some of the others who were with me on this trip:  Stacy Mullen, from Oakville Sr. High School;   Mary Wigton, from Florissant, Mo.;   Donna Chytla, from Mehlville, Mo.;  Martha Ohlms, from O'Fallon, Mo., and my class at St. Dominic High School.  I remember some other people:  Patty Hayden, from the Jr. year class at St. Dominic High School, and, from my hometown of Flint Hill;  Linda Schellman, another member of St. Dominic's Jr. class;  Mary Holtrup from Wentzville;  Laura Chipley;  Barb Wilson;  Mike Swoboda and David Schoenherr, all St. Dominic's Jr. class members.

At that time, Juanita Kreps was Secretary of the Department of Commerce:  http://baldwinscholars.duke.edu/sfSimpleCMS/show/slug/pioneers/type/pioneers/id/12

Another paper written for Sonya Haferkorn, Instructor, in Intro to Computer Arts class, held in 1988, School of Engineering Bldg., Computer Science Dept., at Pratt Institute

I, actually, worked for Intratec Group, on an Internship, which was for credit, but, not paying, in Summer, 1989.
In 1990, I interviewed with David Childs, in the New York office of Skidmore, Owings and Merrill.  That same year, I saw him at an Autodesk (Autocad) User's Meeting, in Manhattan.

Illinois Institute of Technology's Charles Owen, from the Institute of Design, on the cover of the Sunday magazine, in the Chicago Tribune newspaper, on October 29, 1989 - this was given to me, by him, in Spring, 1991, on an interview, in Chicago.

Interactive Computer Art Installations, created by Timothy Binkley, Lauretta Jones and TOMA, in New York, in 1988.

Sonya Haferkorn, my Instructor for the Intro to Computer Arts class, in 1988, is, now, married to Dr. Timothy Binkley, who was, then, the Chair of the Graduate Computer Arts Department at the School of Visual Arts in Manhattan, New York, N.Y.  See:  http://www.sva.edu/graduate/mfa-computer-art  and
http://www.artwarestudios.com/about/ .

The gallery is closed:  http://www.nytimes.com/1993/03/23/arts/ibm-to-close-its-midtown-gallery.html .

This is the building:  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/590_Madison_Avenue , located between 56th and 57th Street, on Madison Avenue.

This is at the intersection of Madison Avenue and 56th Street, now:  http://www.sonywondertechlab.com/visit-swtl/hours-directions - Sony Wonder Technology Lab.

ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE and Computer Graphics paper, written for a class taught by Sonya Haferkorn, Instructor, in the graduate Computer Graphics Dept., Pratt Institute, 1988

Washington University response

Washington University refused to pay any amount of money, in this letter.

Infante employment letter, 2004

I saw the engagement ring, mentioned in this letter, again, in a picture, taken by Paul James Metzger III, a couple of months ago.  The ring was given to Michael Metzger, son of Paul James Metzger III, and, he gave the ring to Kimberly Cotsworth, when they were married, in 2013.  See this website:   http://cotsworthmetzger.ourwedding.com/ .   So, between November, 1999 and September 21, 2013, the ring was somewhere unknown to me, and I never saw the ring.  Before marriage in November, 2000, Paul James Metzger III promised to return the ring to me as a wedding ring.  But, I never saw the diamond and platinum ring.  I know the ring exists, though, because I saw a PICTURE, really, there were two pictures, taken right before Michael's wedding.  So, the ring was lost, to me, for 15 years.

Maya Video Products, Inc. Barco video projectors and rooms drawings, from 1990, ORDER FORM

I put together this form, after 2003.  I never received any orders.  Today, I make the drawings, 1990 original line drawings and 1998 colored line drawings, available, to be ordered.  These drawings were printed, from the 1990 Autocad files, at AT&T Network Systems, Department of Engineering, in 1994.

Washington University response

The letter states that I was "employed on a temporary basis n the Department of Radiology".  The truth of that matter is that I was invited for one day, to demo Alias PowerAnimator software to grantseekers from the University of Pennsylvania, in July, 1991.  The letter goes on, however, and states, "from August 15th to October 31, 1991 at the hourly rate of $12.50."  This is not true at all.  I was paid for the one day, at a flat rate of $150.00.  I was never hired beyond that one day.  I was given a parking permit, though, which I never used.  I was given a promise of a job in the future, possibly, and, someone would contact me.  At that time, I was living with relatives, and, during August, September and October, I moved from an apartment in O'Fallon to a house, neither of which addresses were owned or rented by me.  I never heard from anyone ever again, and, this is true.
I wrote letters, though, in 1992, 1999 and 2000.   I never received any money.

Henry Gabriel died, recently.  His obituary:  http://www.legacy.com/obituaries/stltoday/obituary.aspx?pid=174963047  online at stltoday.com, St. Louis Post-Dispatch newspaper.

Alias Research, Inc., Alias/wavefront software computer consulting 1991-January, 1997. I didn't know anything about Maya software when this was written.