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GEORGE GRADUATED WITH HIS BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN METALLURGICAL ENGINEERING IN 1963 AND HIS MASTERS IN 1965 IN METALLURGICAL ENGINEERING FROM MICHIGAN TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY.  UPON GRADUATING HE WORKED FOR 8 YEARS AT GENERAL MOTORS RESEARCH LABORATORIES CONDUCTING RESEARCH ON DUCTILE IRON AND GRAY IRON INOCULATION, MAGNESIUM TREATMENT OF DUCTILE IRON, DEVELOPING PROCESSES FOR HORIZONTALLY CONTINUOUSLY CASTING STEEL BARS AND NON-DESTRUCTIVE TESTING AUTOMATION TO NAME A FEW.  

AFTER GENERAL MOTORS GEORGE WORKED AT AFS & CMI IN CHICAGO AS A LIAISON WITH THE CAST IRON COMMITTEES, PROGRAMMING THE CASTING CONGRESS AND MANAGING DIRECTOR OF THE CAST METAL INSTITUTE.  

THEN GEORGE MOVED ON TO TAUSSIG & ASSOCIATES AS AN INDUSTRY METALLURGICAL CONSULTANT CONDUCTING FAILURE ANALYSIS, DEFECT ANALYSIS AND PROCESS DEVELOPMENT WORK.  AFTER TAUSSIG, GEORGE BECAME THE PRESIDENT OF PROFESSIONAL METALLURGICAL SERVICES FOR 9 YEARS.  CURRENTLY, GEORGE IS THE SENIOR METALLURGICAL ENGINEER OF STORK CLIMAX RESEARCH SERVICES IN WIXOM, MICHIGAN.  

GEORGE HAS AUTHORED MANY TECHNICAL PAPERS FOR THE METAL CASTING INDUSTRY.  HE IS A MEMBER AND PAST CHAIRMAN OF THE AFS STEEL DIVISION AND THE AFS CAST IRON DIVISION.  GEORGE CURRENTLY RESIDES WITH HIS WIFE, SANDRA IN BRANCH, MICHIGAN.