Name and Address: Thomas J. Vanderloop, CMfgE & CMfgT; Faculty Advisor
CHIPPEWA VALLEY TECHNICAL COLLEGE
620 WEST CLAIREMONT AVENUE
EAU CLAIRE, WISCONSIN 54701-6162
Office
Phone:
715-874-4612
or
e-mail:
tvanderloop@cvtc.edu
Academic Rank/Title: Full Time Manufacturing Technology-CAD Instructor
Over 25 Years, an SME Faculty Advisor to Chippewa Valley Technical
College-S170 from 1985.
Formal Education (College Degrees and Certificates Awarded):
 Chippewa Valley Technical College, Eau Claire, WisconsinReceived
the
Advanced
Technical
Certificate
in
Computer
Integrated Manufacturing (CIM) with Honors Graduated Magna
cum Laude; May 1992.

University of Wisconsin – Stout, Menomonie, Wisconsin-Received
the Education Specialist Degree in Vocational and Technical
Education (EdS), May 1982. (Graduate Research in Engineering
Documentation for Print Reading.)

University of Wisconsin – Stout, Menomonie, Wisconsin-Received
a Master of Science Degree in Industrial Education (MS), August
1977.
(Graduate Research Industry Survey of Competencies for
Mechanical Design Technology.)

University of Wisconsin – Stout, Menomonie, Wisconsin-Received
a double major with two undergraduate degrees in Industrial
Technology-Product Development (BS), and Industrial Education
(BS) with an emphasis in Engineering Design/Technology, June
1973.

Fox Valley Technical Institute (Currently Fox Valley Technical
College), Appleton, Wisconsin-Received an Associate Degree in
Mechanical Design Technology, June 1970. (Introduced to ASTME
or SME with Chapter 45.)

University of Wisconsin – Educational Extension Courses in
Madison, Wisconsin, completed Stamping Die Design with a
Professor
of
Production
Engineering
in
the
Mechanical
Engineering Department; Roy A. Lindberg; Faculty Professor with
Dr. Marvin F. DeVries – Department Chairman, FSME, 1983.
Computer-software
Classes
through
the
Wisconsin
Technical
College System and the University of Wisconsin – Stout Campus
in Menomonie, WI. (Teacher Education Courses and Certification
Classes from 1983 through 2011.)
Other Related Full-time Work Experiences:
Society of Manufacturing Engineers - Curriculum Vitae
Technical Certifications and Professional Education
Requirements:

Certified Manufacturing Engineer (CMfgE), Certified for Life
#1008341

Certified Manufacturing Technologist (CMfgT), Certified for
Life #2034007

State
of
Wisconsin
Certifications
within
for
–
Technical
College
the
“Standard
Five-Year
the
following
career
areas:
Mechanical
Drafting;
#606
Teacher
Technology
and
#10-623-131
System
#421
of
Blueprint
Board
Certificate”
Teacher
of
Mechanical
Reading
&
Geometric Tolerancing, Valid to August 31, 2012 or with
Recertification Courses.

Certified Geometric Dimensioning & Tolerancing (GD&T)
Trainer
by
Hutchinson
Wisconsin Facility.
Technology,
Inc.,
Eau
Claire,
Teacher of Level I & Level II GD&T
(Tool-Room & Quality Control) certification courses. Classes
are certified by classroom instruction and a valid exam.
*Design Engineering & Consulting to Industry, 1981 to the
Present 2011:
World-Class; Business & Industry-Contract Work.
Print
Reading,
Level
I
&
Level
II
Geometric
Technical Writing,
Dimensioning
&
Tolerancing, Engineering Consulting Education to Over *20 Clients
Internationally and within the United States (30 Years).
Arabian American Oil Company Phillips
in
Dhahran,
Saudi
Plastics
Corporation;
Arabia Trained at Three Locations; Eau
(ARAMCO Oil of Houston, Texas) Claire, Menomonie, and Phillips,
Technical
Writing
UW-Stout
Education
Dept.
in
1984 for Wisconsin (Product Engineering –
Technology GD&T Training, 25 Years)
Cray
Research,
Wisconsin
Chippewa
(GD&T
Falls, Regal-Beloit
– for Super- Motors,
computers)
(Lesson
Neillsville,
Electric)
WI
(Print
Reading - 2009)
Cummins
Diesel,
Industries),
(Nelson Riverland Laser, Inc., River Falls,
Stoughton,
Wisconsin Wisconsin
(GD&T-Mufflers)
(Precision
Laser
Engraving)
Hutchinson Technology, Inc, Eau Riverside Machine & Engineering,
Claire,
WI
(GD&T Chippewa
Tooling/Computer Disk Drives)
Ingersoll
Milling
Company,
WI
(GD&T
Training)
Machine Spectrum Industries, Chippewa
Illinois Falls, WI (Metal Furniture-Product
Rockford,
Design in 2006)
(GD&T Contract-1990)
Madison-Kipp
Madison,
Falls,
Corporation, Stresau Laboratory, Inc., Spooner,
Wisconsin
(GD&T- WI
Precision Die Casting)
(DOD
&
Military
Defense
Contracts-2007)
McNally Industries, Grantsburg, WI Thomas & Betts, Structural Steel
(Military
Contracting
&
Training)
GD&T Div., Hager City, WI (Curriculumwriting 2009)
Miniature Precision Components, UFE Incorporated, River Falls, WI
Walworth,
WI
(GD&T-Product (1988 GD&T in Plant-Training &
Design)
Product Design)
OEM Fabricators, Inc., Woodville, UW-Stout
Wisconsin
Education
(CAD/Design Classes for Teachers of Trinidad &
Engineering
in
Geometric
Dimensioning
Tolerancing
Technical
in
ASME
Y14.5, Tobago in the Caribbean (Summer
& 1985
Technology
Plant-Training- Education/Summer Project)
2008)
Polymer Technology Corporation, Waukesha Engines, A Division of
Menomonie,
WI
Training)
(2010-GD&T Dresser Industries, Waukesha, WI
(GD&T)
(*Admiral Tool & Mfg., Chicago, Illinois; PDM Bridge, Eau Claire,
Wisconsin & Other
Clients all received Engineering Technology and Design Consulting.)
Courses Taught Over the 35 Years as an Engineering/Technology
Teacher:
Current Coursework at Chippewa Valley Technical College:
ASME Y14.5-2009 Geometric Dimensioning & Tolerancing (Level I & II
in GD&T)
Basic AutoCAD 2010 – Engineering Graphics and Technical DraftingCAD
Manufacturing Materials and Processes
Parametric Modeling with SolidWorks 2010 (CSWA-Certification for
2011)
Print Reading for Electromechanical Technology
Print Reading for Machine Tool Techniques
Print Reading/Welding Technology; AWS A2.4 Symbols: 2007 & AWS
A3.0:2001
Tool Design (Functional Gage-making, Stamping Die Design and MoldDesign)
Volunteer Review for the Certified Manufacturing Technologist (CMfgT)
Exam; Note over 300 SME/CVTC Students have taken the CMfgT
Fundamentals Test, since 1986.
Other
Course
Taught
Over
a
35
Year
Technical-Education
Experience:
Apprenticeship Courses for the Manufacturing-Machine Trades
Cray
Research
Science
&
Technology/Teacher
Academy
in
2002
(Metrology)
Engineering Design Problems
Descriptive Geometry
Kinematics
&
Mechanisms
(Cams
&
Precision
Gearing
AGMA-
Standards)
Machine Design
Metallurgy and Material Science
OSHA and Safety Education for the Manufacturing Skill Standards
Council-2008
Principles & Philosophy of Vocational/Technical Education (UWStout/Extension)
Statics & Strength of Materials
Technical
Publications
for
Industry
&
Manufacturing
Curriculum:

Blueprint Reading for the Machine Trades by Thomas J. Vanderloop
with
Reston
Publishing
Company,
a
Division
of
Prentice-Hall;
Copyright 1983. (Library of Congress Cataloging ISBN: 0-8359-0515-2)

Fourteen Video Tapes on Geometric Dimensioning & Tolerancing; along
with Ten Video Tapes on Interpreting Engineering CAD Drawings for
Manufacturers; Produced at the Chippewa Valley Technical College,
and Published with RMI Media Productions, Inc. of Olathe, Kansas in
1991.
All Video Tapes are achieved within the CVTC & UW-Stout
Libraries.

1994 SME Certification Technical-writer; SME Certification researcher
and
writer
for
Certification
Staff-Administrator
Linda
Brown
in
Dearborn, Michigan.

Tech Span 1999 Core Curriculum Project funded by the National
Science Foundation (NSF) with support from the Wisconsin Technical
College Board. Curriculum guides on (A) Engineering Drawings and (B)
Manufacturing Processes Project for the
“Wisconsin Manufacturing
Curriculum Consortium (WMCC), and the Wisconsin Department of
Public Education (DPI); Terri Johnson was a Curriculum Coordinator
and Educational Specialist.

Mechanical
Design
2002
Competency
Bank
(Compact
Published by the Wisconsin Technical College Board.
Disk-CD)
Developed and
supported all the “Tool Design & GD&T-Gaging Competencies” for a
mechanical
design
CAD
curriculum.
Contact
the
Worldwide
Instructional Design System (WIDS) Consultant; Terri Johnson by Direct
Cell Phone; 1-800-677-9437.
She is a subject matter expert on all
Wisconsin State Technical College Curriculum Projects.
Terri is a
subject matter expert.

SME North Central Region 9 Publications from 1994 & 1995; Volume
5, Numbers 1
to 4
written
and
published as
a 1995 Region-
Chair/Editorials:
*Manufacturing Technology and Education *Teamwork, the Power of
Partnership
*World-Class Excellence *Manufacturing Excellence…Preparing for the
Future
Professional Awards, SME Recognition and Faculty Teaching
Honors:
*Chippewa Valley Technical College, Faculty Recognition/banquet for 25 Years
of Faculty Service; Presented by College President, Bruce Barker (Doctor of Law)
in the spring 2010.
*SME President’s Circle with Membership Recruitment Support totally over
110 new members representing a “Gold Level of Support” on June 17, 2009
from Richard W. Shoemaker, FSME and Past SME President in 2009.
*SME 25 Years Membership Pin as an SME Senior Membership from 1983 to
2008.
*University of Wisconsin – Stout; School of Education Exemplary Service
Award for Service Excellence as a Cooperating Teacher in the Spring Semester
2008.
Presented May 16, 2008; Awarded by UW-Stout and the School of
Education, Dean Mary Hopkins-Best, and Brad Hornung.
*SME North Central Region 9 presented the “Olin Simpson – A Leadership
Award of Merit in 1998” for valued Balanced Contributions to the Society’s
Professional Activities and Growth.
Acknowledgement is made for Unusual
Efforts to the Chapter and Region, and in contributing to the Society’s Greater
Recognition and Prestige.
Presented by North Central SME Region 9-Chair,
Carolyn Walker.
*Wisconsin Association for Career & Technical Education, along with the
Region III National Association; Awarded both a “Wisconsin Vocational
Teacher of the Year,” and the “Region III Vocational Teacher of the Year”.
(1
of 6 honored technology teachers in America reaching-out for Professional
Excellence in Education…December 9, 1996 in Cincinnati, Ohio).
Presented
by Greg G. Gumble, (Television Sports Broadcaster), on behalf of the American
Vocational Association.
*SME International Award of Merit.
It was presented in 1995 by Chapter-
official, Stewart Gehler and the SME Senior Chapter #335-Indianhead
Organization.
*SME President’s Pin, it was awarded by Mark Senti, CMfgT and the
Indianhead Chapter #335 Chairman in March 1991.
*SME-Outstanding Faculty Advisor Honors for S170 Chapter Recognition from
1986 to the present-time.
Outstanding Student Chapter Award from SME
Headquarters; 1986-87, 1989-1990, 1990-1991, 1994-95, 1998-1999.
Region honors and awards also recognized.
*Chippewa Valley Technical College-Unsung Hero Award was presented by the
Student Senate (Nancy Salbelko) for her nominating efforts in the SME Faculty
Advisor honor-1991.
*Endowed the SME/Roth/Jansen/Vanderloop Scholarship at the Chippewa
Valley Technical College for any Manufacturing Student demonstrating SME
College Leadership (Endowed with the Chippewa Valley Technical CollegeFoundation for Students in 1988-1989).