Alumni
Stephen Devine
- Allen Miller
- Angela Bailey
- Armin Mehrtens
- Bender McKinney, Jr.
- Bill Luetkenhaus
- Bill Waeltz
- Brent Deady
- Chad Wunsch
- Chris Lugge
- Dan Shymanski
- Darrell Williams
- Darren M. White
- David Byington
- David Chasnoff
- David E. Kite
- Dean Alinder
- Dennis Daugherty
- Dennis Newman
- Don Huster
- Dr. Martin J. Sommer
- Earl Walker
- Edward Boenker
- Eric Nelson
- Frank Bokan
- Frank Finley
- Fred Mertz
- Geoff Dugopolski
- George Schofield
- Gerald Kohnen
- Glen Wildermuth
- Herbert Williams
- Ian Lackey
- James "Jim" Kyle
- James (Jim) Hesse
- James Payne
- Jason Prichard
- Jerry Halley
- Joe Davis
- John Kohnen
- Kent Markus
- Kevin Haller
- Kirk Skaggs
- Larry Kelso
- Lee Patrick Janey
- Lynn Glatt
- Matt Kuemmel
- Michael Aaron Davenport
- Michael Spratt
- Mike Hecht
- Patrick Earl Taylor
- Peter Lewis
- Richard Podorski
- Rick Rajnoha
- Robert (Bob) Finley
- Robert A. Gau
- Robert Dunavan
- Robert Fish
- Robert Kramer, Sr.
- Robert Ruth
- Robert Smith
- Rolf Mitchel
- Ronald Johnson
- Ronald Ray
- Ronald Walls
- Russ Milkoski
- Scott Krone
- Stephen Devine
- Steven Bohnenkamp
- Thomas Huelsing
- Tom Gieseking
- Tom Wood
- Walter Hellebusch
- Walter Koessel
- Walter Pumfrey
- Walter Wildermuth
- Wilbur Jackson
- William Fennewald
- William Orrill
- William Rueckert
- William Wagner
- Winston Darrell Johnston, II
Communication Electronics, 1985
Steve Devine is a 1985 graduate of the Communications Electronics program at Ranken and has been employed by the Missouri State Highway Patrol for the past 21 years.
He has testified on behalf of the Association of Public-Safety Communications Officials (APCO) International before the U.S. House of Representatives on National Security, Emerging Threats and International Relations on public safety interoperability and planning issues.
He has testified on behalf of APCO International before the United States Senate Commerce Committee on the Digital Television Transition (DTV). He has participated on a panel of subject matter experts in the FCC’s Cognitive Radio Technologies Workshop.
He participated in the Software Defined Radio Forum 2001 through 2004 on behalf of the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST). He has served as Chairperson for the National Public Safety Telecommunications Council’s 4.9 GHz Task Force, the APCO International Automated Frequency Coordination Advisory Committee, the Subcommittee on Spectrum Management, the Regional Planning Committee within the National Public Safety Telecommunications Council 2003-2005, the Subcommittee Working Group 3 within the Interoperability Subcommittee of the National Coordination Committee (NCC), and he founded and served as Chair of the National Association of Regional Planning Committees (NARPC).
Currently, Steve serves as an advisor for the National Institute of Justice Technology Working Group (TWG) program providing state and local public safety perspective on projects and programs and how those initiatives can better serve the public safety user community. Steve also currently serves on the U.S. Department of Homeland Security SAFECOM Program Advisory Committee, providing the state and local public safety perspective on communications interoperability, state and local planning needs and recommending methods to improve overall public safety communications.
