Purdue School of Engineering and Technology, IUPUI Joint

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• Purdue School of Engineering and Technology,
  IUPUI
• Joint Meeting of
• Engineering and Technology Advisors
• September 10, 2002

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Agenda

• Welcome and introductions (Mike Winter, DIAC
  Chairman)
• Rolls-Royce Corporation Presentation (Hernando
  Munevar, Director, Master Scheduling, Engineering
  and Technology)
• Deans Report (H. Öner Yurtseven, Dean)
• Collaboration and Engagement (Don Gentry, Vice
  Provost, Purdue University)
• Breakout Groups Mission and Vision Statements

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Mike Winter Chairman Deans Industrial Advisory
Council
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Welcome

• Introductions
• Name
• Organization
• Affiliation with the School
• Save the Dates
• 30th Anniversary Celebration October 10
• Explore IUPUI October 12
• Connect Tech 2002-2003 January 17 (2003)

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Anniversary Celebration

• September 1972 to September 2002
• Anniversary Dinner
• Thursday, October 10, 2002 at 630 pm
• Indiana State Museum
• Speaker Mr. Lawrence E. Dewey, President of
  Allison Transmission
• Entertainment by Purdue Glee Club

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Sponsorship Opportunities

• Platinum Level 3,000
• Provides 30th Anniversary sponsorship and prime
  seating for 2 tables at the dinner for a total of
  16 people
• Sponsors and table guests are invited to a
  private reception at 545 p.m. in the Rapp
  Reception Hall
• Sponsor logos will appear in the program and
  event publicity

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Sponsorship Opportunities

• Gold Level 1,500
• Provides 1 table at the dinner seating a total of
  8 people
• Sponsors and table guests are invited to private
  reception at 545 p.m. in the Rapp Reception Hall
  
• Sponsor logos will appear in the program and
  event publicity

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Sponsorship Opportunities

• Silver Level 1,000
• Provides 30th Anniversary sponsorship and 1
  table, seating a total of 8 people
• Sponsor logos will appear in the program and
  event publicity

Sponsorship information is need by September 23,
2002 to include in the printed programs.
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Hernando Munevar Director, Master Scheduling,
Engineering and Technology Rolls-Royce
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H. Öner Yurtseven Dean Purdue School of
Engineering and Technology, IUPUI
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Sometime in the Future!

• Corporate culture becomes more invasive in our
  lives
• Public universities do not survive the financial
  problems
• All higher education institutions are privatized
• Corporations manage the universities
• Universities are merged as needed
• University stocks are offered in NYSE

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More of the Future

• Students are given company stocks for completing
  and passing of each course
• Admission and graduation would be handled by the
  human resources office
• Faculty and staff would work in three shifts
• Faculty would be subject to tour of duty around
  the world to teach in different campuses
• Development office would merge with the sales
  department

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Enron School of Timely Studies, MIPSU-BICIL

• Microsoft Institute of Information Studies
• Computer Studies-Division of DELL/IBM/APPLE
• WorldCom Department of Electrical Studies
• Mechanical Studies-Division of GM/Benz/Toyota
• Arthur Anderson Department of Management
• Design Studies-Division of IKEA/Bauhaus/Kimball
• Sony/Time/Warner Center for Technical Writing

MIPSU-BICIL MICHIGAN INDIANA PURDUE STANFORD
UNIVERSITY AT BLOOMINGTON, INDIANAPOLIS,
ISTANBUL, LAFAYETTE A Subsidiary of Lucas/Disney
Entertainment
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Purdue School ofEngineering and Technology

• The Most Comprehensive School at IUPUI
• Large number of programs (43 Certificates, AS,
  BS, MS, and Ph.D.)
• Largest number of students (2,494 students - Fall
  2002)
• 2-year to Ph.D. programs
• Programs are Accredited by a National Accrediting
  Agency ABET
• Small class sizes 25 students
• Courses are offered by faculty not graduate
  students
• School owned and operated Computer Network Center
  with nine fully equipped computer laboratories
• 18 research laboratories available to students
• 40 teaching laboratories

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IUPUI Student Headcount By Schools Fall 2002
Number of Students
IUPUI Academic Schools and Programs
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National Ranking Fall 2001

• Purdue School of Engineering and Technology,
  IUPUI ranked 10th in the country for total number
  of students in technology programs (West
  Lafayette ranked 4th)
• Purdue School of Engineering and Technology,
  IUPUI ranked 3rd in the country for total number
  of women students in technology programs (West
  Lafayette ranked 8th)

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Purdue School of Engineering and Technology,
IUPUI Graduate Student Headcount
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Purdue School of Engineering and Technology,
IUPUI Student Profile Fall 2001
25 Female IUPUI 57
75 Male IUPUI 43
Gender
96 Undergraduate IUPUI 72
4 Grad IUPUI 28
Level
45 Full-time IUPUI 54
55 Part-time IUPUI 46
F.T. vs. P.T.
90 In-State IUPUI 93
10 Out-State
Residency
74 Non-Minority Others IUPUI 80
26 Minority IUPUI 20
Ethnicity
53 25 and Over IUPUI 48
47 Under 25 IUPUI 52
Age
0 20 40
60 80 100
Minority includes African American, Asian
American, Hispanic American, and Native American
Average Age 28.1
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School of Engineering and Technology International
Students
Projected
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Purdue School of Engineering and Technology,
IUPUI Faculty Profile, Fall 2002
Engineering Technology Total full-time
faculty Associate Faculty (part-time) Grand
Total
31 44 75 75 150

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Purdue School of Engineering and Technology,
IUPUI Research and Sponsored Programs
Expenditures

Dollars
Fiscal Year
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Research

• Total grants and contracts for 2001-02
• External 1,827,000
• Internal 155,432
• First NSF Career Award Zina Ben-Miled

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Focus Areas for Collaboration

• Workforce development / Industry training
• Guest speakers / Student mentors
• Advisory committees
• Student projects
• Scholarships
• Faculty sabbaticals
• Research

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Collaboration 2001-2002

• Workforce Development / Industry training
• Delphi
• Sallie Mae
• Exploring training opportunities with Naval
  Surface Warfare Center, Crane Raytheon and
  Rolls-Royce
• Student internships CyberLab, Company Locations
• Guest speakers / Student mentors
• More than 50 industry guest speakers
• Advisory Committees
• Approximately 130 industry representatives serve
  as advisors on various boards within the School

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Collaboration (contd)

• Student projects
• Industry projects for Computer Technology,
  Construction Technology, Mechanical Engineering,
  Mechanical Engineering Technology, Electrical and
  Computer Engineering
• Other student projects include
• - Battlebot - Moon Buggy
• - Basic Utility vehicle - Habitat for Humanity
• - Formula Lightning Electric Car
• Sponsors include Klipsch, Thomson Electronics,
  Rolls-Royce, Timmy Foundation, Delphi, OpenGlobe,
  eSkye Solutions, Cummins Inc., Universal Blower
  Pac, Carrier Corporation

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Collaboration (contd)

• New Scholarships
• Construction Technology Scholarships
• Mike Soller/Shook LLC
• Len Birnbaum/Homes by Woodland, Inc.
• Terry Parrott/Smoot Construction (4 scholarships)
  
• Organizational Leadership and Supervision
• Rolls-Royce
• Faculty sabbaticals

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Collaboration (contd)

• Research (2001 2002)
• - Blue Operations LLC - Delphi Automotive
• - Dresser-Rand - Eli Lilly
• - Electricore - EDS
• - Indiana 21st Century Research - Linx
  Electronics Inc.
• - NASA - NSF
• - Purdue University
• - Thompson Consumer Electronics
• - US Navy

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DIAC Engagement

• Deans Industrial Advisory Council
• 48 Members
• Mike Winter, Chairman
• Bill Klenk, Vice Chairman
• New Subcommittees
• Advanced Manufacturing (Bill Klenk)
• Information Technology (Bernie Sepaniak)
• Life Sciences (Bob Uleski)

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2002 Subcommittee Goals

• Build connection points between the industry
  members of DIAC and the educational programs that
  the school currently offers
• Identify and spread best practices within each
  subcommittee relative to the topic of
  partnerships between the School and industry

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ET Alumni Board

• Alumni Association Board of Directors is
  primarily focused on three topics
• Tradition
• Communication
• Impact

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ET Alumni Board Activities

• "Come Join Us Postcard" sent to all alumni
  every six months listing upcoming events and
  activities
• First "Freshmen Welcome Social" was a great
  success allowing incoming freshmen to informally
  meet and greet faculty, students and staff prior
  to classes starting
• Streamlined meeting procedures and reporting
  methods are improving overall communication and
  effectiveness
• More publicity for School has been gained by
  participating in and volunteering at nationally
  and regionally recognized events, such as the RCA
  Tennis Championships, Conner Prairie, IUPUI
  Commencement, Indianapolis Jazz Festival, and
  others

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Departmental Advisory Boards

• Computer Technology
• Construction Technology
• Electrical and Computer Engineering
• Electrical and Computer Engineering Technology
• Interior Design
• Organizational Leadership and Supervision
• Mechanical Engineering
• Mechanical Engineering Technology

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Activities

• Examples
• Assist in preparation for ABET review
• Review curriculum and provide feedback
• Fund research
• Fund scholarships
• Guest speakers
• Mentors to student teams
• Provide letters of support for proposed programs

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ET Comprehensive Campaign Progress
8M
Expectancies 215,000 Cash Gifts
1,752,312 Outstanding Pledges 1,709,114
Gifts-in-Kind 2,7627,797 Total Raised to
Date 6,436,224 Campaign Goal 8,000,000
80.45 of goal
Not quite to scale
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• Terri Talbert-Hatch is organizing ET
  participation
• October 12, IUPUI Campus 1000 a.m.- 400 p.m.
• A day of exploration and discovery, this
  campus-wide event is geared toward all who hold
  an interest in IUPUI from alumni to faculty,
  staff and those currently enrolled, as well as
  industry partners and prospective students.
  Engineering and Technology events will be taking
  place in the ET, SL and Conference Center
  buildings

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Connect Tech 2002-2003

• January 17, 2003
• University Place Conference Center, IUPUI Campus
• Opportunity to connect and learn more about
  resources available at IUPUI

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Transition

• Lisa Hickman Lause is leaving the School on
  September 15
• Ken Rennels will become the new Director for
  Industry Relations. Ken has been with ET for 17
  years and is currently the Chairman of the
  Department of Mechanical Engineering Technology

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Don Gentry Vice Provost for Engagement Purdue
University
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Breakout Groups

• ET strategic planning is in process for
  2003-2006
• Vision and mission statements were originally
  written for the 1994 1997 strategic plan and
  slightly modified in the 1997 2000 plan
• Your feedback is needed!

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Breakout Groups

• 6 Groups please record your comments on the
  flip charts
• What industry changes or trends will impact the
  ET mission and/or vision?
• What critical components must be included in the
  vision? the mission?

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Wrap-up

• Key Dates to Remember
• 30th Anniversary Celebration October 10
• Explore IUPUI October 12
• Connect Tech 2002-2003 January 17 (2003)
• Thank You!!

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