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Graduates:
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Adam J. Baram |
David L. McNicoll |
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Yaming Lin |
Wenhui Xu |
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Juan F. Torres |
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Speaker's Biography: Sam McCachern
Sam serves as the Sr. Vice President and Chief Financial Officer for Thomas & Hutton, a professional engineering and consulting firm with offices located in Savannah and Brunswick, Georgia; Charleston and Myrtle Beach, South Carolina; and Wilmington, North Carolina.
Born and raised in Winston Salem, NC, Sam graduated from North Carolina State University with a bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering. In the summer of 1985, shortly after graduating, Sam began his engineering career with Thomas & Hutton and has been at the firm ever since. His 26 years of experience includes serving as Principal and Project Manager for a number of projects primarily located in Georgia and South Carolina. Haig Point and Melrose on Daufuski Island, Sun City Hilton Head, Union Camp, Jasper County Land Planning, and Palmetto Bluff are just a few of the projects Sam has been involved with during his tenure.
Professional Registrations:
- Professional Engineer in GA, SC, NC
- LEED Accredited Professional
- Level II – Erosion and Sedimentation Control Program Certified
Associations:
(Sam is actively involved in the Savannah community. Some of the organizations are listed below)
- Savannah Chamber of Commerce
- United Way
- Urban Land Institute
- American Society of Civil Engineers
- Rotary Club of Savannah
- Savannah Christian Preparatory School Board of Trustees
- Leadership Savannah Graduate 1994
- Isle of Hope Methodist Church, Finance Committee
BuzzBreak
Each Thursday in The Hive
2:45 to 3:30 p.m.
Buzz Break is a weekly campus-wide coffee break for students, faculty and staff where everyone comes together to talk with friends and colleagues, enjoy a free afternoon snack and maybe even shoot a game of pool.
About Savannah
Savannah boasts a thriving, tech-savvy community with more than 350 knowledge-based businesses. A convergence of art and technology has led to Savannah’s burgeoning identity as The Creative Coast.
