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James E. Whaley has been appointed the president of the Iselin, N.J.-based Siemens Foundation, which awards college scholarships to students who excel in math, science, and technology. Mr. Whaley, 44, had been the vice president of the foundation since 2004.

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Vol. 25, Issue 41, Page 6

Published in Print: June 21, 2006, as James E. Whaley

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