FY 2021-22 Officers
President: Krystall Corbaley
Krystall Corbaley has her BS in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Colorado Colorado Springs where she was a past SWE President. She will begin her Graduate school journey in the Fall for Engineering Management at UCCS. She is currently working at Keysight Technologies as a Program Manager for the Colorado Springs Tech Center. Krystall is originally from Miami FL but calls Colorado home. She enjoys competing in Triathlons in the summer and engaging in all types of social events. Krystall has attended a couple of SWE National Conferences and the local Conference when it was held in Denver. Krystall’s goal for this year is to increase SWE Member participation with social and educational events as well as increase social media presence.
Vice President – Programs: Lisa Gilman
Lisa Gilman is an internal auditor at Keysight Technologies. Prior to joining Internal Audit, she was an Operations Manager at the Americas Customer Contact Center. She holds a B.A. in Diplomacy and World Affairs from Occidental College and an MBA in Finance from the University of Colorado. As a mother of twin teen girls, Lisa is a strong advocate for encouraging and facilitating more girls to pursue STEM, and she presented on this topic at the 2019 SWE national conference. Among her goals are to bring strong programming to the chapter and to help establish a SWENext student group in Colorado Springs. Lisa enjoys time with family, travel, music and running, and is training for her first marathon.
Secretary/Data Officer: Jeanne Snow
Jeanne Snow has her BS in Electrical Engineering from the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs. She is currently working in R&D at Keysight Technologies as a board designer. She has been involved in SWE at the local level and presented lightning talks at both National and WELocal events. She enjoys active travel, hiking, running, and reading for fun. Jeanne took an extended time away from her career to care for her family and is passionate about helping other women return to work after a career break.
Treasurer: Connie King
Connie H. King, PE, is a charter member of the PPS. She has been a SWE member since 1975 and was elected as a Fellow member in 1996. Connie has held almost all positions in PPS and most of the Rocky Mountain Section offices, including President. She previously served as Region i Director, national Scholarship Chair, Fellow Selection Coordinator and Entrepreneur Award Coordinator. Connie is an environmental engineer and attorney and started her own law firm in 2006 where she specializes in environmental law. She has a BS in Civil Engineering from Texas Tech University, a MS in CE, Environmental Engineering Option from Texas A&M University, and a Juris Doctorate from University of Denver. Connie is the Past-President of the Pikes Peak Chapter of National Society of Professional Engineers of Colorado. In 2015 she received the Woman Engineer of the Year award from NSPE-CO.
Krystall Corbaley has her BS in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Colorado Colorado Springs where she was a past SWE President. She will begin her Graduate school journey in the Fall for Engineering Management at UCCS. She is currently working at Keysight Technologies as a Program Manager for the Colorado Springs Tech Center. Krystall is originally from Miami FL but calls Colorado home. She enjoys competing in Triathlons in the summer and engaging in all types of social events. Krystall has attended a couple of SWE National Conferences and the local Conference when it was held in Denver. Krystall’s goal for this year is to increase SWE Member participation with social and educational events as well as increase social media presence.
Vice President – Programs: Lisa Gilman
Lisa Gilman is an internal auditor at Keysight Technologies. Prior to joining Internal Audit, she was an Operations Manager at the Americas Customer Contact Center. She holds a B.A. in Diplomacy and World Affairs from Occidental College and an MBA in Finance from the University of Colorado. As a mother of twin teen girls, Lisa is a strong advocate for encouraging and facilitating more girls to pursue STEM, and she presented on this topic at the 2019 SWE national conference. Among her goals are to bring strong programming to the chapter and to help establish a SWENext student group in Colorado Springs. Lisa enjoys time with family, travel, music and running, and is training for her first marathon.
Secretary/Data Officer: Jeanne Snow
Jeanne Snow has her BS in Electrical Engineering from the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs. She is currently working in R&D at Keysight Technologies as a board designer. She has been involved in SWE at the local level and presented lightning talks at both National and WELocal events. She enjoys active travel, hiking, running, and reading for fun. Jeanne took an extended time away from her career to care for her family and is passionate about helping other women return to work after a career break.
Treasurer: Connie King
Connie H. King, PE, is a charter member of the PPS. She has been a SWE member since 1975 and was elected as a Fellow member in 1996. Connie has held almost all positions in PPS and most of the Rocky Mountain Section offices, including President. She previously served as Region i Director, national Scholarship Chair, Fellow Selection Coordinator and Entrepreneur Award Coordinator. Connie is an environmental engineer and attorney and started her own law firm in 2006 where she specializes in environmental law. She has a BS in Civil Engineering from Texas Tech University, a MS in CE, Environmental Engineering Option from Texas A&M University, and a Juris Doctorate from University of Denver. Connie is the Past-President of the Pikes Peak Chapter of National Society of Professional Engineers of Colorado. In 2015 she received the Woman Engineer of the Year award from NSPE-CO.
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