He is also series editor for ITRI publications, responsible for quality control, including technical content. Prior to coming to Loyola College in 1989, he was assistant to the director of the NSF Emerging Engineering Technologies Division, including an assignment to prepare a report on the consequences of a loss of U.S. competitiveness in the memory chip market. Mr. Holdridge was also on the staff of the National Academy of Sciences' Panel on the Impact of National Security Export Controls in International Technology Transfer. He is a professional musician, performing on electronic viola and vocals for the Deacons and Sassparilla bands. Partly sponsored by NSF coop agreement ENG-9707092.
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