2005 Ford Mustang Chief Engineer Returns to Carnegie Mellon Campus for Speech

WHAT: Carnegie Mellon University welcomes one of its own, as engineering graduate Hau Thai-Tang visits the campus with his latest project -- the all- new 2005 Ford Mustang. Thai-Tang is the chief engineer of the 2005 Ford Mustang and one of the rising stars in the automotive industry.

  WHEN:  Thursday, August 26th

  WHO/WHERE:  *  11:00 a.m.-12:30 p.m. - The all-new 2005 Ford Mustang will
                 be joined on the CMU quad with Hau Thai-Tang and members of
                 the Formula SAE Team and their program car.

              *  12:30 p.m.-1:30 p.m. - Hau Thai-Tang will address Students
                 and Faculty in Scaife Hall.

MORE: Ford is celebrating Mustang's 40th anniversary with a back-to-the- future design of the 2005 model. It's one of 40 new products the company will launch this fall, designated by Ford as "The Year of the Car." The swaggering Pony car legend, the all-new flagship Five Hundred sedan, and the Freestyle that bridges the gap between SUVs and traditional passenger cars, demonstrate the range of these products.