Norwich native achieves professional distinction
CORNING – Shawn Harrington Markham has been appointed an Engineering Fellow for the CDT (Corning Display Technologies) Division Engineering by Corning Incorporated.
Shawn graduated from Norwich City Schools in 1997 and received her BS degree in Mechanical Engineering from Worcester Polytechnic Institute in 1991. Shortly thereafter she joined Corning and started her career in the Applied Process Engineering Group. Shawn engaged in Corning's fusion process developments and assumed leadership of the forming process development group in 1995. She lead early fusion technology scale-up and expansions to Asia.
Shawn was appointed forming technology manager in 2004 and has since been recognized worldwide as a Master Subject Matter Expert (SME) of applied fusion forming. She was named Engineering Associate in August 2007 and in 2012 was named the first woman Senior Engineering Associate in Corning's history. In the 165 year history of Corning,
Shawn joins an elite group of only 13 Engineering Fellows and is the first female to achieve such recognition.
The Engineering Fellow appointment recognizes individuals who have made exceptional, measurable, and outstanding engineering contributions to Corning Incorporated throughout their careers. It is a significant milestone in Corning's technical career path and recognizes exemplary technical depth, breath, and leadership.
Throughout her career, Shawn has made significant financial and technological contributions to the Display Technologies, Specialty Materials, and High Performance Displays businesses. Shawn has been a cornerstone for most major CDT forming advancements in the past two decades, including Gen 10 substrates in Sakai City, Japan. Recently, she has been instrumental in advancing forming attribute and thin capability for Corning® Gorilla® Glass, delivering new HPD glass compositions, and in the establishment of the Corning® Willow® Glass ultra-thin fusion process in the US, Japan, Korea and Taiwan.
Shawn holds seven granted patents and has authored or co-authored 18 trade secrets and numerous invention disclosures and technical publications.
"Fellows are truly the best of the best in their respective discipline, responsible for our most market-leading products and processes," said Dr. David Morse, Corning's executive vice president and chief technology officer. "Shawn has been among my most valued partners in the delivery of our winning technology roadmaps. I can say with assurance that without Shawn's personal contributions in fundamental and operational understanding of the fusion process, we could not have possibly sustained display market leadership." [ 201 2 - Dr. Peter L. Bocko, Chief Technology Officer, Corning Glass Technologies].
Shawn is an active advocate of introducing children to the world of technology, engaging in school tour groups and volunteering with Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEMS) activities.
Mrs. Markham resides in Harrodsburg with her husband and children.
Shawn graduated from Norwich City Schools in 1997 and received her BS degree in Mechanical Engineering from Worcester Polytechnic Institute in 1991. Shortly thereafter she joined Corning and started her career in the Applied Process Engineering Group. Shawn engaged in Corning's fusion process developments and assumed leadership of the forming process development group in 1995. She lead early fusion technology scale-up and expansions to Asia.
Shawn was appointed forming technology manager in 2004 and has since been recognized worldwide as a Master Subject Matter Expert (SME) of applied fusion forming. She was named Engineering Associate in August 2007 and in 2012 was named the first woman Senior Engineering Associate in Corning's history. In the 165 year history of Corning,
Shawn joins an elite group of only 13 Engineering Fellows and is the first female to achieve such recognition.
The Engineering Fellow appointment recognizes individuals who have made exceptional, measurable, and outstanding engineering contributions to Corning Incorporated throughout their careers. It is a significant milestone in Corning's technical career path and recognizes exemplary technical depth, breath, and leadership.
Throughout her career, Shawn has made significant financial and technological contributions to the Display Technologies, Specialty Materials, and High Performance Displays businesses. Shawn has been a cornerstone for most major CDT forming advancements in the past two decades, including Gen 10 substrates in Sakai City, Japan. Recently, she has been instrumental in advancing forming attribute and thin capability for Corning® Gorilla® Glass, delivering new HPD glass compositions, and in the establishment of the Corning® Willow® Glass ultra-thin fusion process in the US, Japan, Korea and Taiwan.
Shawn holds seven granted patents and has authored or co-authored 18 trade secrets and numerous invention disclosures and technical publications.
"Fellows are truly the best of the best in their respective discipline, responsible for our most market-leading products and processes," said Dr. David Morse, Corning's executive vice president and chief technology officer. "Shawn has been among my most valued partners in the delivery of our winning technology roadmaps. I can say with assurance that without Shawn's personal contributions in fundamental and operational understanding of the fusion process, we could not have possibly sustained display market leadership." [ 201 2 - Dr. Peter L. Bocko, Chief Technology Officer, Corning Glass Technologies].
Shawn is an active advocate of introducing children to the world of technology, engaging in school tour groups and volunteering with Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEMS) activities.
Mrs. Markham resides in Harrodsburg with her husband and children.
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