Thomas Kausch is a lecturer in the Packaging Science Department. He is also the Manager of the department's Packaging Labs. Kausch has employed by RIT since 2007. He is primarily interested in package distribution research and testing. Kausch is an active member of the Institute of Packaging Professionals (IoPP), Advisory Board, Past-Presidents and the International Safe Transit Association (ISTA) Member, Cert. He is a Certified Packaging Laboratory Professional (CPLP), an IoPP Certified Packaging Professional (CPP), a Fellow - IoPP College of Fellows, holds nine U.S. Patents and four European Patents.

Research interests include: Package Distribution Research and Testing.

Research Interests include: The auditory depth control integrated with 3-D visual display, the perceptual process and the associated attributes that provide convincing immersive sound fields, the brain response to immersive sound field, and the training methods of faster acquisition of critical listening ability.

Sungyoung Kim, Ph.D., is an assistant professor in the Electrical, Computer and Telecommunications Engineering Technology Department.  He joined RIT in August 2012 and was most previously a research associate for Yamaha Corporation in Hammamatsu, Japan.  Initiated from working experience of a broadcasting audio engineer, Kim studied interaction of capturing methods and musical contents and their influence on listener’s preference of multichannel-delivered sound fields during his Ph.D. study. Later Kim was invited to Yamaha Corporation to investigate various rendering methods for listeners’ enhanced auditory impressions. His recent interests cover the auditory depth control integrated with 3-D visual display, the perceptual process and the associated attributes that provide convincing immersive sound fields, the brain response to immersive sound field, and the training methods of faster acquisition of critical listening ability.  Kim is an active member of the Audio Engineering Society and was awarded the Japan Award in 2009 by the Japanese Audio Engineering Society.

Spencer Kim, Ph.D., is a member of the Manufacturing and Mechanical Engineering Technology/Packaging Science Department. He is also the Associate Director for the American Packaging Corp. Center for Packaging Innovation, a role he has held since 2006 when he joined RIT. Previously, he was a senior engineer at L.G. Semicon, South Korea. Kim's research is focused on research and development in bio degradable plastics, bio degradable blended composites, and recycling plastics, materials characterization, engineering materials for design and process design and failure analysis. Kim is an active member of the American Society for Engineering Educators, the Society for Plastics Engineers (SPE), the Society for Biomaterials, serves as an adviser for the RIT Students' Chapter for SPE as well as a member on the Board of Directors for the Rochester Chapter of SPE.

Research Interests include: Research and development in bio degradable plastics, bio degradable blended composites, and recycling plastics, materials characterization, engineering materials for design and process design and failure analysis.

Research interests include: Electrical power systems including alternate energy sources.

David G. Krispinsky is an associate professor in the Electrical, Computer and Telecommunications Engineering Technology Department. He has been teaching at RIT since 1980. His interests are in electrical power systems including alternate energy sources. Krispinsky is the IEEE Chair, Power and Energy Society, Rochester Chapter, IEEE Chair, Industry Applications Society, Rochester Chapter; ASEE and an Automotive Service Excellence (ASE), Certified Automobile Mechanic. He is listed in "Who's Who in America," and is a member of Tau Alpha Pi, the Honorary Engineering Technology Fraternity at RIT and Eta Kappa Nu, the Honorary Electrical Engineering Fraternity at Purdue University.