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Outreach 2004 Catalog of Academic Affairs Community Outreach/Service Activities College of Education, Engineering, and Professional Studies Category LC SL S R C I O Wade Bailey ASME Regional Student Conference, USC Campus, 120 participants from 12 Lx xx colleges, March 2002, Pueblo, CO MESA Design Contest, Supervisor of ASME student team (egg drop Lxx competition), March 2002, Pueblo Mall Senior Design Projects, ongoing design of devices to improve quality of life for Sx xx handicapped individuals (three student teams), Craig Hospital, Denver, CO Senior Design Projects, ongoing - Pueblo Zoo; Design of solar heated animal Lxxxx building KKTV Toy Drive Program - collected and distributed toys L x Back to School Drive - collected and donated school supplies for local grade Lx school children William Brown Design and construct the USC Observatory buildin, install telescope. The Nature Lxxx Center, Pueblo, CO Presentations to local service clubs and Professional Engineers of Pueblo - How Lxx to detect asteroids and other topics in astronomy. Officer, Rocky Mountain Astronomy Club L x x x x Accreditation Review Council, Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Hector R. Carrasco Association Nxx Consultant/Evaluator Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association Nxx Advisory Council for Educational Excellence, Society of Mexican American Engineers and Scientists Nxx Treasurer, Society of Mexican American Engineers and Scientists, Southern Colorado Chapter Lx ASEE Board of Directors and E.L. Grant Award Committee for The Engineering Economists Nxx Board Member, Latino Chamber of Commerce of Pueblo Lx 2010 Commission Lx 2010 Commission, Learning Task Force Lx Pueblo Chemical Depot Reuse Commission Lxx Board Member, Rosemont Museum Lx Management Team, Colorado Alliance for Minority Participation. Sx x Joseph Cheng MESA Design Contest, March 2002, Pueblo Mall - Supervisor of ASG student Lxx team (bridge building contest) Catalog of Academic Affairs Community Outreach/Service Activities Senior Design Projects, 2002 - CSU Community Technical Service Program; Rxxxx Florence, CO - drainage project Senior Design Projects, 2002 - CSU Community Technical Service Program; Rxxxx Cuchara, CO - highway crossing project Senior Design Projects, 2002 - CSU Community Technical Service Program; Rxxxx Aquilar - drainage project Roger Clark Accreditation Site-Visitor for the JRC-AT Nx xx Getting Started in an Exercise Program, Community presentation sponsored by George Dallam the Pueblo On The Move, Spradley Building, Pueblo, November 2002. L x Running Technique and Performance presentation. Sports Medicine in the New Millennia conference, Sangre De Cristo Arts and Conference Center, Pueblo, March 2002. Lx x Exercise Science, Health Promotion and Recreation Careers. Presentation at the Pueblo Community Health Careers day, Friday March 8th, 2002. L x Serve on the USA Triathlon National Coaching Commission Nx xx Hunter Kemper coach, 2002. Coach to developing professional athletes, Kevin Doherty and Joe Fogarty. Nx xx Corporate Cup organizing committee, and cycling event leader. Lxx Planning services for the first annual Southeastern Colorado Area Health Education Center, Sports Medicine in the new Millennium conference, Pueblo. Lxxx Guest editorial, Southern Colorado Runners Club newsletter “Footprints” on District 60 School Board and the removal of required secondary physical education and aquatics requirements. Lxxx Pueblo Community College - Automotive Advisory Committee, AYES Business Ron Darby and Inustry Advisory Council Lx Delmar Publishers, Textbook reviewer N x Jude DePalma IEEE Pikes Peak Section - student activities chair, ongoing R x MESA Design Contest, March 2002, Pueblo Mall - Supervisor of IEEE student Lxx team (mouse trap car) Engineering Mentor, Trinidad Lutheran School - Future City Competition, ongoing L x x Engineering Consultant, Heritage Elementary School - Destination Imagination Lxx Competition, 2002 Math Teacher/Tutor, Trinidad Lutheran School (8th grade), ongoing L x x Carol Foust Project member, Diabetes Prevention Grant. Rxxxx Catalog of Academic Affairs Community Outreach/Service Activities District 60 Health Advisory Committee, evaluator for the Physical Education for Progress Grant. L xxx Grant partnership with School District 60, Parkview Medical Center, and the Pueblo Chieftain. Health Advisory Committee for District 60. Student internship experience with the Pueblo YMCA, the Garden YMCA in Colorado Springs, Camp Jackson Youth Camp, Pueblo City Health Department, El Paso County Health Department, Parkview Medical Center, St. Mary Hospital, Target Distribution Center, United States Air Force, Air Force Academy, United States Army, and the CSU Extension Service. Rx x Authored funded grant, the Ethnic Minority Grant to the National Athletic Trainers Association with R. Clark, Keenan, and L. Clark. R xxx Co-wrote funded Diabetes Prevention Grant to the Colorado Trust Foundation. Colorado Healthy People 2010 Region 5 Initiative - Preventing Type 2 Diabetes (2002-2005) Grant funded by the Colorado Trust, Co-writer and Project Member. Rx xx Project member, Diabetes Prevention Grant. Rxx Jane Fraser COAMP bridge course, USC, July 2002 Lx Tohatchi High career fair, Tohachi, NM, January 9, 2002 Nx Pikes Peak CC, talked about engineering to math class, January 17, 2002 Rx Panel member, Careers for women in engineering, Society of Women Engineers, Colorado Springs, February, 2002 Rx Presentation on engineering for TRIO day at USC, Feburary 2002 Lx Helped Professional Engineers of Colorado with MathCounts at USC, April 2002 Lx South High School, engineering presentation to math class, April 2002 Lx Organized 2nd annual Science Day for Boys and Girls Clubs from southern Colorado, April 2002 Lx Regional Chair, host of ASEE regional conference at USC, April 2002 Lx Business After Hours at Summit Brick and Tile, business owned by family of engineering student, April 2002 Lx Student tour of Goodrich and met with HR person about employment opportunities for our students, June 2002 Lx Hands-on engineering demonstration for students from 21st Century, June 2002 Lx Hands-on engineering demonstration for students from Gear-Up, July 2002 Lx Attended ASEE annual conference, Montreal, as chair of Rocky Mountain Section, June 2002 Ixx Catalog of Academic Affairs Community Outreach/Service Activities Connecting to the Community, panel at USC convocation, August 2002 Lx Supervised senior design project by Trish Lujan, lifting by nurses at local hospital, Spring 2002 Lxx Supervised senior design project by Eric Samora for Schlage Lock, Spring 2002 Lxx Supervised senior design project by Luis Yau on quality control for Panamanian paper company, Summer 2002 Lxx Supervised senior design project by Herman Bach on bus route design for Pueblo Transit, Summer 2002 Lxx Supervised senior design project by Brenda Oaks on mainetenance worker scheduling for Trane Company, Fall 2002 Lxx Supervised student internship by Atilhan Manay at Universal Boiler Works, Pueblo, summer 2002 Lxx Supervised student internship by Thidarath Tansupawith at Gamcro BCT, Lakewood, CO, summer 2002 Lxx Member of District 60 Technology education committee L Member of Womens Business Network, Pueblo Lx Wrote evaluation letters on two tenure dossiers for other universities Nx Participant and secretary for Pueblo Technology Alliance, Latino Chamber of Commerce, since August 2002 Lx Freed Middle School career fair, September 2002 Lx Attended dedication of USC telescope, November 2, 2002 Lx Attended luncheon of Colorado Women's Foundation, PCC, November 2002 x Represented USC at the NSF Grantees Conference at Puerto Rico, January, Abhijit Gosavi 2002. Ix Faculty advisor student chapter of Institute of Industrial Engineers Lx Worked with students to host regional student IIE conference at USC, April 2002 Lx Presented paper at IIE Conference, May 2002 at Orlando, Florida. Nx Presented paper at INFORMS, San Jose, November 2002 Nx Michael Hoots Review of proposed Masters of Science degree program in Facilities Nx Management; Massachusetts Maritime Academy; Buzzards Bay, Massachusetts; December 2002 Rx Keynote speaker, 1st Annual Colorado Facilities of Excellence (COFAx) Awards Banquet, Pikes Peak Chapter of IFMA, Colorado Springs; January 2003 Catalog of Academic Affairs Community Outreach/Service Activities Member and Chair Re-recognition Committee; IFMA Recognized Programs Ix Committee; Houston, Texas Member; IFMA CFM Question Writing Task Force; Houston, Texas I x Rx Board and Professional member, Job Search Chair, Resource Council Chair and Expert Member for the competencies of Human & Environmental Factors and Finance; IFMA Pikes Peak Chapter Board of Directors; Colorado Springs Faculty sponsor; IFMA USC Student Chapter; Pueblo, Colorado Lx Adaptive Re-use Study of St. Scholastica School; Fremont Economic Rx Development Corporation, Canon City, Colorado; Fall 2002 Pueblo Commercial Real Estate Information Project; Pueblo commercial realtors; Lx Pueblo, Colorado; Spring and Fall 2003 USAA Energy Audit; USAA Insurance Company; Colorado Springs, Colorado; Rx Spring 2003 Kris Howell Vice-President, Southern Colorado Chapter AITP, 2002 Lx President, Pueblo 4-H Foundations 2002 Lx Scholarship Committee Chair, Pueblo, 4-H Foundation, 2002 Lx Member, Pueblo County Fair Board, 2002 Lx Rick Huff Treasurer and Board Member, Belmont Optimist Club, 2002 Lx AIS Conference, Systems Project Management Track Chair, August 2002 Nxx William Huffine Resource Faculty for District 60 teachers, K -
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