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For more information about CDEP, please call: (478) 825-6243. Fax: (478) 825-6618 www.fvsu.edu/academics/cdep Cooperative Developmental Energy Program Fort Valley, Georgia 31030 Fort Valley State University is accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools to award associate, baccalaureate and master’s degrees. Contact the Commission on Colleges at 1866 Southern Lane, Decatur, Georgia 30033-4097 or call 404-679-4500 for questions about the accreditation of Fort Valley State University. Fort Valley State University is an affirmative action, equal opportunity institution and does not discriminate against applicants, students or employees on the basis of race, gender, ethnicity, national origin, sexual orientation, religion, age, disability or marital or veteran status. LET’S FUEL OUR IMAGINATIONS. It takes a lot of energy to be a student. And even more to power the things they need to succeed. That’s why, for 20 years, Shell has supported The Cooperative Developmental Energy Program. By partnering with institutions like Fort Valley State University, and private and government sectors of the nation’s energy industry, we’re recruiting the best and brightest minorities and females into the energy industry through scholarships, dual degree programs, and career opportunities. It’s all to help build a diverse technical talent pipeline to energize all our futures. Discover Shell’s current efforts, and how you can help generate future solutions by exploring challenging games, engaging mini- movies and more at www.shell.us/energizeyourfuture LET’S GO. ExxonMobil congratulates Fort Valley State University on the 31st year of the Cooperative Developmental Energy Program ExxonMobil hires exceptional people and every one of them is empowered to think independently, take initiative and be innovative. They thrive in our company culture: open, with an international mindset and down to earth. Our hands-on approach, job rotation system and regular training enable our people to learn and develop their talents continuously. The acquired skills and knowledge will help them to become our future generation of technical leaders and managers. ExxonMobil uses innovation and technology to deliver energy and petrochemical products to meet the world’s growing demand. With constant innovation we improve the supply of reliable, affordable energy in a safe and environmentally responsible manner. We invest more than 1 billion dollars annually in research, development and technology applications. Interested to get a glimpse of what it is like to work for one of the world’s most successful companies ? Check our starting positions and career opportunities: exxonmobil.com/careers 1057085_A06_eyf_CDEP_8_5x11.indd 1 2/1/13 10:08 AM — 1001 Fannin Street, Suite 500, Houston, TX 77002 TRAFFIC LEGEND z Job Name: 1057085_A06 bleed: NONE Media Space: print ad Copywriter: Client Traffic: Bennett Filed: Description: eyf Prepared by JWT/ Media Issues:CDEP Account: Shirley Vendor: Trim:8.5 x 11 Houston Art Director: Production: Wales Studio: See initials please ROUTING SIGNATURE DATE O.K. CHANGE REVISION NUMBER PRODUCTION PROOFREADER COPYWRITER ART DIRECTOR ACCT. EXEC. TRAFFIC Table of Contents Advertisement ..................................................................................................................................Inside Front Cover Greeting from President Ivelaw Lloyd Griffith ................................................................................................................................... 2 Message from CDEP’s Founder/Director Dr. Isaac J. Crumbly ....................................................................................................................................................3 What is CDEP? ...........................................................................................................................................................4 Dual Degree Partners/Programs ...................................................................................................................................5 Advertisements ........................................................................................................................................................ 6-7 Activity Agenda for Alumni & Consortium Members .................................................................................................8 Activity Agenda for High School Scholars ...................................................................................................................9 Industry Awards Banquet ..........................................................................................................................................10 Platinum Achievement Award ............................................................................................................................. 11-12 Joseph Huffstetler Award ...........................................................................................................................................13 Service Award ............................................................................................................................................................14 Academic Achievement Awards .................................................................................................................................15 National Association of Black Geoscientists (NABG) and National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE) ....................16 CDEP Collage ..........................................................................................................................................................17 Mathematics, Science, and Engineering Academy (M-SEA) .....................................................................................18 CDEP Pipeline ..........................................................................................................................................................19 Scholarship Awards Luncheon ...................................................................................................................................20 Scholarship Recipients for 2014 ................................................................................................................................21 CDEP Dual Degree Scholars .....................................................................................................................................22 CDEP Graduates ......................................................................................................................................................23 Energy Career Day Guest List ............................................................................................................................. 24-25 CDEP Participating Energy Companies, Government Agencies, Partner Universities, Foundations, and Affiliations ....................................................................................................26 Acknowledgments .....................................................................................................................................................27 Advertisement ...........................................................................................................................................................28 Advertisement ...................................................................................................................................Inside Back Cover 1 Greetings from the President ™ ™ February 24, 2014 Greetings, As the Ninth President of this celebrated institution, I want to personally welcome you to the 31st Annual Career and Energy Day Scholarship Awards Luncheon for our Cooperative Developmental Energy Program (CDEP). Our university’s rich heritage and diverse scholarly pursuits include a commitment to supporting the intellectual activities of academically talented students. We are especially proud of achievements in making a profound impact within the energy industry and its related fields, with outstanding input by minority and women students. Each year, we pause to celebrate the successes realized through this trailblazing academic and mentoring program that provides opportunities for some of the nation’s best and brightest science, technology, engineering, and mathematics scholars. I am grateful to CDEP faculty and staff and their supporters, who continue to enable students to realize their dreams, which is at the heart of what we Dream and Do daily at Fort Valley State University. Special plaudits are extended to CDEP’s founder, Dr. Isaac Crumbly, who in 1983 recognized the need to introduce the nation’s energy leaders to the intellectual vitality of FVSU’s student scholars and provide opportunities for student engagement and internship opportunities. This program has grown and expanded over the years to include other universities seeking to realize similar goals. These include the University of Nevada, Las Vegas; Georgia Institute of Technology, University of Texas-Austin, University of Arkansas, Pennsylvania State University, and the University of Texas-Pan American. Now, through these partnerships, our students are able to enjoy a dual-degree component, which enables them to earn two bachelor’s degrees: one from a science-related field at FVSU, and one from an energy-related field from a partner school. Finally, let me thank and congratulate the individuals, companies, agencies, and foundations for providing ongoing support to