From: misterl@athena.mit.edu (Lawrence P Lubowsky)
Subject: Bio-Electrical Engineering and Computers - MIT Graduate
Organization: Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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Date: Fri, 24 Jul 1992 19:47:24 GMT



Lawrence P. Lubowsky


Address Until 9/1/92
402 Marlborough Street 
Boston, MA 02115 
(617) 247-4834


Home Address
22 Rogers Drive 
New Rochelle, NY 10804 
(914) 636-7011


Objective
A challenging and enjoyable position which relates the fields
of bio-electrical engineering and computers.

Education
Massachusetts Institute of Technology		Cambridge, MA
Completing final requirements toward S.B. degree in Electrical
Engineering with a Biology option.  Relevant courses include Circuits
and Electronics, Signals and Systems, Devices and Circuits,
Electromagnetic Fields and Energy, Electrodynamics, and several 
introductory courses in Calculus, Differential Equations, Physics, 
and Chemistry.  Quantitative physiology courses include Cells
and Tissues, Sensory and Motor Systems, Organ and Transport Systems, 
and Bio-electronics Projects Laboratory.  Computer related courses 
include Introduction to Computers and Engineering Problem Solving, 
Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs, and Computation 
Structures.  Humanities concentration in Philosophy.


Computers
Experience through courses with C, LISP (Scheme dialect), APL, and BASIC.
Familiar with many software packages including SAS, LaTeX, Xess, 
and Idraw on UNIX systems.  Macintosh experience includes use of Word,
Excel, Pagemaker, Filemaker, MacDraw, MacWrite, and many other packages.


Experience
Beth Israel Hospital		Boston, MA
Arrhythmia/Bio-engineering Laboratory
Summer 1991
Tested validity of a non-invasive blood pressure recording device.
Duties included assisting physicians in recording data from human
subjects, performing analysis of blood pressure and electrocardiogram 
waveforms, and extensively using and modifying signal analysis software.

Lipson's Deli and Restaurant	New Rochelle, NY
September 1984--August 1988 and Summer 1989
Worked in all aspects of the delicatessen business including
counterman, cashier, driver, busboy, and bookkeeper.

MIT Museum			Cambridge, MA
September 1988--May 1989
Worked in museum gift shop handling mail orders and data entry.
Occasionally performed duties of security guard.

Boy Scouts of America		Brant Lake, NY
Curtis Read Reservation
Summer 1985 and Summer 1986
Worked primarily at Summit Base High Adventure Camp as a rock climbing
and ropes course instructor.  Also worked in other areas of Camp
Buckskin and Camp Waubeeka including commissary, dining hall,
reptiles, waterfront, and main offices of both camps.


Background
Graduated from New Rochelle High School ranked 13 in a class of 616.
Received several academic awards.  Graduated with honors from Beth-El
Community Hebrew School and Hebrew High School.  Active in Boy Scouts
of America Troop 17, New Rochelle.  Held many offices in troop and
attained rank of Eagle Scout in April 1988.  Received Commendation
from the City Council of New Rochelle for a significant effort to show
the contributions of Blacks in the history of New Rochelle.


Present
Founding father and first President of Delta Pi Fraternity at MIT.
Active in all social, educational, and community aspects of
fraternity.  Member for two years of Alpha Epsilon Pi.  Held office of
Steward responsible for $60,000 budget.  Assistant Scoutmaster of Boy
Scout Troop 17, New Rochelle.  Enjoy camping, skiing,
hockey, roller skating, weightlifting, running, and beer brewing.
Love to travel and willing to relocate.  U.S. Citizen.



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  Larry "Gonzo" Lubowsky         
  misterl@athena.mit.edu