Giving back to the community: Ken Kantor
- Nov. 20, 2019
Ken Kantor used his natural math skills to develop statistics, programs, and games as a child. He earned a degree in Electrical and Computer Engineering at the UW in 1976. While at the university, Ken volunteered and taught math at a local high school. Throughout his long career, he applied math, science, and engineering to help major companies design engines and operate production plants. After his career in project and account management, Ken is giving back to the community to help kids be successful with science, technology, engineering, art, and math.
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