The Vogenau School of Information Technology and Engineering

Endowed Chairs

An endowment is a gift that establishes a permanent fund. The principal of the gift is never spent. Only the income earned on the principal is used for the purposes the donor specifies in the endowment.

Named, endowed scholarships and fellowships provide the opportunity to establish a permanent scholarship or fellowship that honors a special individual, family, or cause. Each year in perpetuity, the earned income from the prinicipal of a named, endowed scholarship is used to provide financial assistance to a qualifying student.

Michael Bronzini
Sidney O. Dewberry Chair
Civil, Environmental and Infrastructure Engineering

Gerald Cook
Earle C. Williams Professor
Information Technology and Electrical Engineering

Sushil Jajodia
BDM International Professor
Information Technology

Andrew P. Sage
First American Bank of Virginia Professor
Information Technology

Harry L. VanTrees
George Mason Institute Professor
Electrical, Computer and Systems Engineering

Edward J. Wegman
Bernard J. Dunn Professor
Information Technology and Applied Statistics

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