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Regional Asset Map Butler, Cowley, Harper, Harvey, Kingman, Marion, McPherson, Reno, Sedgwick, and Sumner Counties

June 2009

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Workforce Innovation in Regional Economic Development

Prepared by Center for Economic Development and Business Research W. Frank Barton School of Business Wichita State University

Jeremy Hill, Director Debra Franklin, Regional Labor Force Analyst Mary Jane Townsend, Research Associate

Wichita State University, 1845 Fairmount St., Wichita, KS 67260-0121 Telephone: (316) 978-3225 Fax: (316) 978-3950 www.wichita.edu/cedbr Table of Contents

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY ...... 1 INTRODUCTION ...... 11 DEFINITIONS ...... 11 REGIONAL LABOR MARKET AND ECONOMIC LANDSCAPE ...... 12 POPULATION CHARACTERISTICS ...... 14 TOTAL POPULATION ...... 15 COMPONENTS OF POPULATION CHANGE ...... 17 WORKFORCE AGE POPULATION ...... 19 EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT ...... 20 ECONOMIC INDICATORS ...... 21 HOUSEHOLD AND HOUSEHOLD INCOME DATA ...... 23 POPULATION BY RACE AND ETHNICITY DATA ...... 25 TENURE OF OCCUPIED HOUSING UNITS ...... 27 HOUSEHOLDS BY TYPE AND PRESENCE OF OWN CHILDREN ...... 28 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AGENCIES ...... 30 COMPOSITES AND ADVANCED MATERIALS ...... 31 WORKFORCE SUPPLY CHAIN: THE TALENT PIPELINE ...... 32 Future Talent ...... 33 Talent Available in the Near-term ...... 33 Talent Currently Available...... 34 KANSAS POST-SECONDARY COMPLETERS OF ENGINEERING AND ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGIES/TECHNICIANS PROGRAMS ...... 35 COMPOSITE AND ADVANCED MATERIALS EDUCATION AND TRAINING PROGRAMS ...... 41 Current Regional Composite and Advanced Materials Specific Programs ...... 41 REGISTERED APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAMS ...... 41 ADULT EDUCATION NON-PROFIT AGENCIES ...... 43 Adult Education ...... 43 ESOL Programs ...... 47 RESEARCH ...... 48 RESEARCH CENTERS ...... 50 RESEARCH FUNDED BY THE UNITED STATES FEDERAL GOVERNMENT ...... 51 COMPOSITES AND ADVANCED MATERIALS FIRMS ...... 52 Section 1: Business Environment ...... 53 Section 2: Innovation Networks ...... 54 Section 3: Regional Norms and Attitudes ...... 55 Section 4: Demographics ...... 56 AVIATION FIRMS ...... 68 RESOURCES FOR ENTREPRENEURS ...... 69 REGIONAL COMMUNITY INCUBATORS ...... 69 NetWork Kansas ...... 69 Quest Business Center for Entrepreneurs ...... 70 Wichita State Venture Accelerator (WSVA) ...... 70 Wichita Technology Corporation ...... 70

Table of Tables

TABLE 1. GROWTH / DECLINE BY COUNTY, WORKING AGE POPULATION, 2000 – 2008 ...... 3 TABLE 2. REGIONAL COMPOSITES AND ADVANCED MATERIALS SPECIFIC PROGRAMS ...... 7 TABLE 3. FUTURE QUALITY OF REGION FOR BUSINESS SUCCESS ...... 10 TABLE 4. PERCENT CHANGE IN EMPLOYMENT FROM 2002‐08 FOR 10‐COUNTY COMPOSITES KANSAS WIRED REGION ...... 13 TABLE 5. TOTAL POPULATION, BY COUNTY ...... 15 TABLE 6. AVERAGE ANNUAL PERCENTAGE CHANGE IN POPULATION, BY COUNTY ...... 16 TABLE 7. POPULATION, NATURAL INCREASE AND NET MIGRATION IN REGION, BY COUNTY, 1990‐2000 ...... 17 TABLE 8. CUMULATIVE COMPONENTS OF POPULATION CHANGE FOR REGION, BY COUNTY, 2000‐2008 ...... 18 TABLE 9. GROWTH / DECLINE BY COUNTY, WORKING AGE POPULATION, 2000‐2008 ...... 19 TABLE 10. EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT OF PERSONS AGE 25 YEARS AND OVER, 2000 CENSUS ...... 21 TABLE 11. ESTIMATED HOUSEHOLDS, 2008 ...... 23 TABLE 12. ESTIMATED HOUSEHOLDS BY HOUSEHOLD INCOME, 2008 ...... 23 TABLE 13. ESTIMATED HOUSEHOLDS BY HOUSEHOLD INCOME, PERCENT OF TOTAL, 2008 ...... 24 TABLE 14. POPULATION BY SINGLE RACE CLASSIFICATION, 2008 ...... 25 TABLE 15. POPULATION BY SINGLE RACE CLASSIFICATION, PERCENT OF TOTAL, 2008 ...... 25 TABLE 16. POPULATION OF HISPANIC OR LATINO, 2008 ...... 26 TABLE 17. POPULATION OF HISPANIC OR LATINO, PERCENT OF TOTAL, 2008 ...... 26 TABLE 18. TENURE OF OCCUPIED HOUSING UNITS, 2008 ...... 27 TABLE 19. TENURE OF OCCUPIED HOUSING UNITS, PERCENT OF TOTAL, 2008 ...... 27 TABLE 20. HOUSEHOLDS BY TYPE AND PRESENCE OF OWN CHILDREN, 2008 ...... 28 TABLE 21. HOUSEHOLDS BY TYPE AND PRESENCE OF OWN CHILDREN, PERCENT OF TOTAL, 2008 ...... 29 TABLE 22. COUNTY LEVEL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CONTACTS ...... 30 TABLE 23. REGIONAL COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES ...... 34 TABLE 24. REGIONAL COMMUNITY AND TECHNICAL COLLEGES ...... 34 TABLE 25. NATIONAL CENTER FOR EDUCATIONAL STATISTICS CIP CODES ANALYZED ...... 36 TABLE 26. REGIONAL PROVIDERS OF ENGINEERING AND ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY/TECHNICIAN PROGRAMS ...... 37 TABLE 27. ENGINEERING AND ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGIES/TECHNICIAN COMPLETERS FOR KANSAS POST‐SECONDARY SCHOOLS, 2004‐2007 ...... 38 TABLE 28. REGIONAL COMPOSITES AND ADVANCED MATERIALS SPECIFIC PROGRAMS ...... 41 TABLE 29. REGIONAL RESEARCH CENTERS FOR COMPOSITES AND ADVANCED MATERIALS ...... 50 TABLE 30. UNITED STATES FEDERAL GOVERNMENT GRANT RECIPIENTS, 2000‐2006 ...... 51 TABLE 31. BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT FACTORS ...... 53 TABLE 32. VALUE OF REGIONAL INSTITUTIONS ON CAPACITY TO INNOVATE ...... 54 TABLE 33. REGIONAL NORMS AND ATTITUDES ...... 55 TABLE 34. EMPLOYMENT OF RESPONDENT FIRMS ...... 56 TABLE 35. FUTURE QUALITY OF REGION FOR BUSINESS SUCCESS ...... 58 TABLE 36. COMPOSITES AND ADVANCED MATERIALS FIRMS, MAP LEGEND ...... 64 TABLE 37. INCUBATORS, AND VENTURE CAPITAL, PRIVATE EQUITY FIRMS, & ANGEL INVESTOR GROUPS IN KANSAS...... 71 TABLE 38. ANGEL TAX CREDITS ...... 71

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Table of Figures

FIGURE 1. EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT OF PERSONS AGE 25 YEARS AND OVER, 2000 CENSUS ...... 4 FIGURE 2. KANSAS FIRMS ACTIVE IN THE COMPOSITES AND ADVANCED MATERIALS INDUSTRY ...... 9 FIGURE 3. KANSAS PERCENT CHANGE IN POPULATION, 1990‐2000 ...... 16 FIGURE 4. COMPONENTS OF POPULATION CHANGE, KANSAS COUNTIES 1990‐2000 ...... 18 FIGURE 5. AVERAGE HOUSEHOLD INCOME AND PER CAPITA INCOME, 2008 ...... 24 FIGURE 6. COMPOSITE CLUSTERS OF THE WORLD ...... 31 FIGURE 7. WORKFORCE SUPPLY CHAIN: THE TALENT PIPELINE ...... 33 FIGURE 8. BUSINESS PROCESSES OF COMPOSITES AND ADVANCED MATERIALS FIRMS ...... 57 FIGURE 9. AVERAGE ANNUAL PERCENTAGE CHANGE IN EMPLOYMENT ...... 57 FIGURE 10. KANSAS FIRMS ACTIVE IN THE COMPOSITES AND ADVANCED MATERIALS INDUSTRY ...... 59 FIGURE 11. COMPOSITES KANSAS WIRED 10‐COUNTY REGION: FIRMS ACTIVE IN THE COMPOSITES AND ADVANCED MATERIALS INDUSTRY ...... 60 FIGURE 12. SEDGWICK COUNTY: FIRMS ACTIVE IN THE COMPOSITES AND ADVANCED MATERIALS INDUSTRY ...... 61 FIGURE 13. MCPHERSON COUNTY: FIRMS ACTIVE IN THE COMPOSITES AND ADVANCED MATERIALS INDUSTRY ...... 62 FIGURE 14. SUMNER COUNTY: FIRMS ACTIVE IN THE COMPOSITES AND ADVANCED MATERIALS INDUSTRY ...... 63 FIGURE 15. NUMBER OF KANSAS AVIATION MANUFACTURING COMPANIES, BY COUNTY ...... 68 FIGURE 16. TECHNOLOGY COMMERCIALIZATION PROCESS ...... 72

Table of Appendixes

APPENDIX A. POPULATION CHANGE AND NET MIGRATION IN KANSAS, BY COUNTY, 1990‐2000 ...... 73 APPENDIX B. CUMULATIVE COMPONENTS OF POPULATION CHANGE FOR KANSAS, BY COUNTY, 2000‐2008 ...... 74 APPENDIX C. DIRECTORY OF REGIONAL K‐12 SCHOOLS BY COUNTY ...... 75 APPENDIX D. DIRECTORY OF KANSAS COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES, WICHITA BUSINESS JOURNAL ...... 90 APPENDIX E. DIRECTORY OF COMMUNITY AND TECHNICAL COLLEGES, WICHITA BUSINESS JOURNAL ...... 91 APPENDIX F. ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CONTACTS DIRECTORY, BY COUNTY ...... 92 APPENDIX G. KANSAS REGISTERED APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAMS, UPDATED JUNE 2009 ...... 96 APPENDIX H. RAND RADIUS DATABASE KANSAS AWARD DETAILS, 2000‐2006 ...... 108 APPENDIX I. KANSAS COMPOSITES AND ADVANCED MATERIALS FIRMS, ALPHABETICAL ORDER ...... 126 APPENDIX J. REGIONAL AVIATION FIRMS WITH MORE THAN 10 EMPLOYEES ...... 132 APPENDIX K. KANSAS COMMUNITY INCUBATORS ...... 138 APPENDIX L. NETWORK KANSAS RESOURCE DIRECTORY ...... 143

iii Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 Executive Summary

Asset mapping is a critical step in understanding the resources that the region can leverage to support integrated workforce and economic development initiatives. Every region has its own unique set of assets – both tangible and intangible – to call upon. The goal of asset mapping is to display industry, education/training and demographic data for the 10-county region and provide leaders and decision makers with an inventory of key resources that can be incorporated into the transformational development effort.

The Center for Economic Development and Business Research, W. Frank Barton School of Business, Wichita State University was contracted by the Kansas Department of Commerce to determine assets that are currently available to firms involved in the composite and advanced materials industry sector (fibers, resins, rubbers, plastics, etc.) in south central Kansas.

Definitions For the purposes of this asset map, the south central Kansas region will include the following ten counties: Butler, Cowley, Harper, Harvey, Kingman, Marion, McPherson, Reno, Sedgwick, and Sumner.

For the purposes of this asset map, composites are defined as engineered materials made by combining two or more dissimilar materials, such as fibers and resin, to create a product with exceptional structural properties not present in the original materials. The lightweight, high strength materials are a natural fit with aerospace, automotive manufacturing, medical devices (orthotics, etc.), wind turbines, marine applications, building and heavy construction infrastructure, etc.

Advanced materials are materials utilized in high-technology applications such as electronics, computers, fiber-optic systems, spacecraft, aircraft and military rocketry. Advanced materials are typically either traditional materials whose properties have been enhanced or newly developed, high-performance materials.

Regional Labor Market and Economic Landscape The Composites Kansas Labor Basin is comprised of 10 counties in South Central Kansas (Butler, Cowley, Harper, Harvey, Kingman, Marion, McPherson, Reno, Sedgwick and Sumner). The total 2008 population estimate of the area was 751,069, an increase of 2.8 percent over the 2000 census population. According to the Census Bureau’s 2006 County Business Patterns, there are 19,083 business establishments in the 10-county area with 311,342 employees and a

1 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 total annual payroll of $10.9 billion. The average annual pay for all industries ranges from a low of $19,666 in Marion County to a high of $37,674 in Sedgwick County.

The civilian labor force in the 10-county area increased 3.7 percent from 2004 to 2008, with a 2008 annual average of 401,748 people. During that same time, the unemployment rate dropped 1.8 percentage points to 4.2 percent in 2008.

According to an October 2008 study by the Wichita State University (WSU) Center for Economic Development and Business Research, there are approximately 159,265 individuals in the Available Labor Pool1 (ALP) of the 10-county area. Below are some characteristics of that available labor pool:

• The study found more than 68,000 (or 43 percent of ALP) had experience in manufacturing/processing plants; more than 70,000 (45 percent of ALP) are willing to work in manufacturing/processing; and nearly 50,000 (32 percent of ALP) have manufacturing/processing experience and are willing to work in that field.

• Among employed ALP members, an estimated 6,223 are currently laboratory or medical technicians, computer technicians or programmers. Another 4,520 persons have previous employment in those fields, for a total of 10,743 persons with such experience.

• While more than 56 percent of the labor force as a whole has some college (education beyond high school), slightly more than 74 percent of the ALP has some college and almost 96 percent has at least a high school diploma. Among those with at least some college, 13 percent have a technical degree or have attended a technical school. Most technical students pursue skills such as information technology, automotive technology, aircraft/aviations mechanic, etc. Of those who have attended or are attending a technical school, 4 percent have (or are working on) a non-technical degree.

• A majority of ALP members report needing “no additional training” in: o Working in groups or interpersonal skills (82 percent) o Math (53 percent) o Writing (61 percent) Population Characteristics Population • The 2008 Composite Kansas WIRED Region population is estimated to be 751,069, and the 2013 population is projected to be 763,259, representing an average annual increase of 0.32 percent. • The population of the region has increased from 665,987 in 1990 to 730,371 in 2000. This increase represents an average annual increase of 0.97 percent.

1 The Available Labor Pool consists of workers who are currently not working but looking for full-time employment; currently employed (full- or part-time) and looking for other full-time employment; currently not working but willing to consider full-time employment for the right opportunity; and currently employed and not looking but willing to consider different full-time employment for the right opportunity.

2 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 • Three regional counties, Butler, Harvey, and Sedgwick, are projected to increase in population over the next five years, the remainder of the regional counties are projected to lose population.

Migration • Fifty-five counties experienced net out-migration between 1990 and 2000. • Three regional counties experienced net out-migration between 1990 and 2000. o Cowley, Harper, and Sumner • Three regional counties reported deaths exceeding births between 1990 and 2000. o Harper, Kingman and Marion Workforce • Early to Mid Career: Age 15 to 44 o The early to mid career population between the ages of 15- to 44-years of age has experienced a decline of 3.7 percent in the 10-county region between 2000 and 2008. o Butler County’s early to mid career population increased 5.7 percent. o All of the other regional counties experienced declining early to mid career populations. • Mid to Late Career Population: Age 45 to 64 o The mid to late career population between the ages of 45- to 64-years of age has experienced an increase of 22.8 percent in the 10-county region between 2000 and 2008. o All of the regional counties experienced an increase in the mid to late career population. • Workforce Age Population: Age 15 to 64 o The overall workforce population between the ages of 15- to 64-years has experienced an increase of 5 percent in the 10-county region between 2000 and 2008.

Table 1. Growth / Decline by County, Working Age Population, 2000 – 2008 Early to Mid Career Population Mid to Late Career Population Workforce Age Population AGE 15 to 44 AGE 45 to 64 Age 15 to 64 Percent Percent Percent County 2000 2008 Change 2000 2008 Change 2000 2008 Change Butler County 25,141 26,566 5.7% 12,906 16,973 31.5% 38,047 43,539 14.4% Cowley County 14,805 13,799 -6.8% 8,047 8,800 9.4% 22,852 22,599 -1.1% Harper County 2,196 1,951 -11.2% 1,537 1,562 1.6% 3,733 3,513 -5.9% Harvey County 13,295 13,034 -2.0% 7,101 8,603 21.2% 20,396 21,637 6.1% Kingman County 3,115 2,674 -14.2% 1,954 2,152 10.1% 5,069 4,826 -4.8% Marion County 4,831 4,469 -7.5% 3,035 3,339 10.0% 7,866 7,808 -0.7% McPherson County 12,020 11,219 -6.7% 6,440 7,813 21.3% 18,460 19,032 3.1% Reno County 26,423 24,236 -8.3% 14,848 16,672 12.3% 41,271 40,908 -0.9% Sedgwick County 200,890 194,391 -3.2% 93,340 117,546 25.9% 294,230 311,937 6.0% Sumner County 10,146 8,805 -13.2% 5,806 6,854 18.1% 15,952 15,659 -1.8%

10-County Region 312,862 301,144 -3.7% 155,014 190,314 22.8% 467,876 491,458 5.0%

Kansas 1,169,489 1,138,189 -2.7% 574,400 704,196 22.6% 1,743,889 1,842,385 5.6% United States 124,224,142 126,719,463 2.0% 61,952,636 77,554,563 25.2% 186,176,778 204,274,026 9.7% Source: Claritas 2008: Demographic Updates [Kansas]

3 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 Figure 1. Educational Attainment of Persons Age 25 Years and Over, 2000 Census

WIRED Region

Educational Attainment, 2000 Census Data • The region has a total population of 462,498 who are 25-years and over. • Regional educational attainment for high school graduates (includes equivalency) and some college (less than 1 year and 1 or more years; no degree) is reported at a higher percentage than Kansas and the United States. • The percentage rates of regional Associate degrees are equal to the Kansas rate but are less than the national rate. • The percentage rate of the regional Bachelor’s degrees is greater than the national rate but less than the Kansas rate. • The percentage rate of regional Master’s, Professional school and Doctorate degrees is less than the Kansas and national rate.

Economic Indicators Economic indicators provide key pieces of information that help to show the pulse of a region and allow for analysis of performance and projections of future performance.

The number of households (1990, 2000, 2008, 2013), household income, race and ethnic classification, tenure of occupied housing (own, rent), and households by type and presence of own children will be analyzed.

4 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 o Butler County (16.44 percent) reported the greatest population growth rate in the region followed by Sedgwick, McPherson, Harvey, Kingman, Reno, Marion and Sumner. o Cowley (-0.06 percent) and Harper (-7.78 percent) have reported a negative population growth in households between 1990 and 2000. • The 2008 estimates of average household income for all regional counties are below the United States average household income ($67,918). • Median household income in Butler County ($52,860) is higher than the United States median household income ($50,170). Per capita income for all regional counties is below the United States per capita income ($25,933). Race Classification • The percentage of the population that are classified by race as white alone and American Indian and Alaska Native alone are higher in the region than the United States. • The percentage of the population that are classified by race as Black or African American alone, Asian alone, Native Hawaiian & Other Pacific Islander alone, some other race alone and two or more races are lower in the region than in the United States. Ethnic Classification • The percentage of the population that is classified as Hispanic or Latino is lower in the region (8.52 percent) than in the United States (15.24 percent). • The percentage of the population that is classified as Non Hispanic or Latino is higher in the region (91.48 percent) than in the United States (84.76 percent). Tenure of Occupied Housing • The percentage of the population that is classified as Owner-Occupied is higher in the region (69.93 percent) than in the United States (67.12 percent). • The percentage of the population that is classified as Renter-Occupied is lower in the region (30.07 percent) than in the United States (32.88 percent). Household by Type and Presence of Own Children • The percentage of the population that is classified as Single Male Householder and Single Female Householder is higher in the region (12.59 percent male, 15.28 percent female) than in the United States (11.39 percent male, 14.82 percent female). • The percentage of the population that is classified as Married-Couple Family is higher in the region (55.03 percent) than in the United States (52.34 percent). • The percentage of the population that is classified as Male Householder and Female Householder is lower in the region (3.71 percent male, 9.44 percent female) than in the United States (4.09 percent male, 11.84 percent female).

Workforce Supply Chain: The Talent Pipeline This analysis of regional educational output highlights the educational and training strengths in the emerging composites and advanced materials workforce.

The talent pipeline includes future workers (those attending K-12 programs), workers available in the near-term (those participating in post-secondary programs), and talent that is currently available (talent not currently in the labor market and currently available talent).

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Workers Available in the Near-Term • Approximately 3.41 percent of the regional population age 18-years and older are enrolled in community and technical colleges • Overall, more than 7.62 percent of the regional population age 18-years and older were enrolled in post secondary institutions in the fall of 2008 • Butler Community College, Hutchinson Community College, McPherson College, Southwestern College, Wichita Area Technical College, and Wichita State University are providers of engineering and engineering technology/technicians programs. • During the analysis period, the regional post-secondary institutions average approximately 400 completers annually for engineering and engineering technology/technicians programs • Cowley County Community College offers a non-destructive testing technician program (Associates degree) • Additional composites and advanced materials curriculum is being developed in several regional post-secondary institutions

6 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 • Kansas Works Registered Apprenticeship is a voluntary, industry-driven employment and training system that prepares individuals for occupations that require a broad range of high-level skills and related instruction with target industries in advanced manufacturing and aerospace • Non Profit Agencies provide workforce pipeline services

Talent Currently Available • According to an October 2008 study by the Wichita State University (WSU) Center for Economic Development and Business Research, there are approximately 159,265 individuals in the Available Labor Pool2 (ALP) of the 10-county area • Preventing future workforce flight is a regional priority

Table 2. Regional Composites and Advanced Materials Specific Programs Institution Program Award, Certificate, Degree Wichita State University, NCAT Nondestructive Inspection (Fall 2009) Certificate and Associates Degree Wichita State University Composite Materials Certificate Graduate Certificate, 12 credit hours Wichita State University Composite Materials for Engineers (2008) Participation certificate Advanced Composites Materials for Engineers (2009) Composite Materials for Non-Engineers (2009) Wichita Area Technical College Composites Maintenance and Repair (Fall 2009) Certificate, 15 credit hours, 10 week program Wichita Area Technical College Composites Fabrication Technician (Fall 2005) Certificate, 12 credit hours, 10 week program offered at 2 to 3 different time periods per day Wichita Area Technical College Aviation Cabinetmaker Certificate, 32 credit hours Wichita Area Technical College Aviation Manufacturing (Summer 2009) AAS Degree (Composites/Aerostructures/Avionics) Pittsburg State University Plastics Engineering Technology Bachelor’s Degree Hutchinson Community College Composites Materials Process, Handling & Customized training Repair, non-aviation Cowley County Community Nondestructive Testing Technician Program Associates Degree College (1991) Cowley County Community Mechatronics3 (2009) Certificate and Associates Degree College Butler Community College Composite Engineering Technology (Fall 2008) Certificate , 37 credit hours and Associates Degree, 64 credit hours Butler Community College Composite Technician – Certificate (Fall 2008) Certificate, 16 credit hours

2 The Available Labor Pool consists of workers who are currently not working but looking for full-time employment; currently employed (full- or part-time) and looking for other full-time employment; currently not working but willing to consider full-time employment for the right opportunity; and currently employed and not looking but willing to consider different full-time employment for the right opportunity. 3 Mechatronics teaches the design, building and maintaining of equipment that combines electronics, mechanics, pneumatics, hydraulics and computer controls.

7 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 Research • The region has five Research Centers o Wichita State University, Center of Excellence for Composites and Advanced Materials o Wichita State University, National Center for Advanced Materials Performance o Via Christi Regional Medical Center, Orthopaedic Research Institute o Via Christi/WSU, National Center of Innovation for Biomaterials in Orthopaedic Research o Pittsburg State University, Kansas Polymer Research Center

• RaDiUS, which stands for "Research and Development in the United States," tracks in virtually real-time all of the research and development activities and resources of the government. The search resulted in forty (40) advanced materials and composites research hits for the state of Kansas between 2000 and 2006 o Average fiscal year funding for these funded research projects was $84,360 o Many awards are funded for multiple years o Due to suppression of data, it is difficult to estimate the total amount of federal funding received within the state o Six awards were granted to business and industry and 36 awards were granted to public educational institutions. o Funding was provided by DOE, DOT, HHS, NASA, NSF, and USDA. Composites and Advanced Materials Firms • There are 133 identified Kansas advanced materials and composites firms employing more than 47,000 employees • 97 firms are within the WIRED Region employing more than 44,000 employees • 72 percent of identified firms within the state, and 94 percent of employees are within the 10-county region

8 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 Figure 2. Kansas Firms Active in the Composites and Advanced Materials Industry

Composites and Advanced Materials Firms Survey Summary • Respondent firms forecast employment growth to increase at an average rate of 3.7 percent annually between 2007 and 2010. This equates to an additional workforce of 1,600 annually, with additional demand for replacement employment.

• The survey identifies the business environment strengths as four-year colleges and universities, cluster synergies, cost of real estate and quality of communication infrastructures. Business environment challenges include governmental regulations, workforce, and financial capital.

• The survey identifies the region’s capacity to innovate strengths in cluster synergies and all levels of post-secondary education. Innovation challenges are entrepreneurial assets - - financial (banks, angel investors, venture capital) and business incubators.

• Nearly all of the survey factors for regional norms and attitudes received a positive survey response. The weakest factor identified was limited interaction between artists and business people.

9 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 Table 3. Future Quality of Region for Business Success In five years, do you believe the quality of the region as a place for your business to succeed will: Improve 9 47.4% Stay the same 7 36.8% Decline 3 15.8% 19 100.0%

• Nearly 80 percent of the firms responded positively to how they would rate the region overall as a place for their business to succeed and nearly half of the respondents believe that the quality of the region will improve over the next five years.

Aviation Firms The Composites Kansas WIRED Region exists alongside a strong aviation cluster. • The region has 141 aviation employers with 10 or more employees. • Butler, Cowley, Harvey, Reno, Sedgwick and Sumner Counties have aviation manufacturing companies located within their county. • Sedgwick County has 118 aviation manufacturers and Sumner County has 12 aviation manufacturers.

Resources for Entrepreneurs Access to economic resources is an important component to business owners and entrepreneurs. This section outlines various community incubators and financing available through various sources. Availability of small business incubators and financial capital allows entrepreneurs and proprietors to finance the development or expansion of a firm.

• Network Kansas promotes an entrepreneurial environment by establishing a central portal that connects entrepreneurs and small business owners with the right resources – expertise, education and economic resources • The Quest Center is a non-profit organization whose purpose is to assist people with their new or existing small businesses • The Wichita State Venture Accelerator provides assistance and office space to young growth companies that want to be part of an entrepreneurial start-up community • Wichita Technology Corporation, created in 1994 by the Kansas Technology Enterprise Corporation, provides valuable resources and services to entrepreneurs who are starting and growing technology businesses in Kansas

10 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 Introduction Asset mapping is a critical step in understanding the resources that the region can leverage to support integrated workforce and economic development initiatives. Every region has its own unique set of assets – both tangible and intangible – to call upon. The goal of asset mapping is to display industry, education/training and demographic data for the 10-county region and provide leaders and decision makers with an inventory of key resources that can be incorporated into the transformational development effort.

11 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 Regional Labor Market and Economic Landscape The Composites Kansas Labor Basin is comprised of 10 counties in South Central Kansas (Butler, Cowley, Harper, Harvey, Kingman, Marion, McPherson, Reno, Sedgwick and Sumner). The total 2008 population estimate of the area was 751,069, an increase of 2.8 percent over the 2000 census population. According to the Census Bureau’s 2006 County Business Patterns, there are 19,083 business establishments in the 10-county area with 311,342 employees and a total annual payroll of $10.9 billion. The average annual pay for all industries ranges from a low of $19,666 in Marion County to a high of $37,674 in Sedgwick County.

According to an October 2008 study by the Wichita State University (WSU) Center for Economic Development and Business Research, there are approximately 159,265 individuals in the Available Labor Pool4 (ALP) of the 10-county area. Below are some characteristics of that available labor pool:

• A majority of ALP members report needing “no additional training” in: o Working in groups or interpersonal skills (82 percent) o Math (53 percent) o Writing (61 percent)

4 The Available Labor Pool consists of workers who are currently not working but looking for full-time employment; currently employed (full- or part-time) and looking for other full-time employment; currently not working but willing to consider full-time employment for the right opportunity; and currently employed and not looking but willing to consider different full-time employment for the right opportunity.

12 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 The table below shows industry employment and the percentage change from 2002 to 2008. Total private employment increased 4.9 percent over the six-year period. A significant portion of private industry employment is in the manufacturing sector, nearly 25 percent, whereas 12.5 percent of national private industry employment works in manufacturing.

The greatest contributor to the decline in manufacturing employment since 1998 has been the impact of 9/11 on transportation equipment manufacturing, particularly in the Wichita MSA, where this industry sector saw a loss of approximately 13,000 jobs in that sector from 2001 to 2004.

Table 4. Percent Change in Employment from 2002-08 for 10-County Composites Kansas WIRED Region 2002 2008 Percentage Employment Employment Change Total 348,131 366,386 5.2% Private 297,880 312,374 4.9%

Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing and Hunting 620 1,109 78.9% Mining 1,281 1,581 23.4% Utilities 652 60 -90.8% Construction 17,285 18,598 7.6% Manufacturing 77,182 79,266 2.7% Wholesale Trade 14,030 13,201 -5.9% Retail Trade 38,071 39,175 2.9% Transportation & Warehousing 7,149 8,201 14.7% Information 6,467 6,590 1.9% Finance & Insurance 11,825 9,994 -15.5% Real Estate and Rental & Leasing 3,840 3,956 3.0% Professional, Scientific & Technical Services 9,128 10,133 11.0% Management of Companies & Enterprises 4,482 4,625 3.2% Administrative/Support and Waste Services 19,135 21,583 12.8% Educational Services 3,874 4,376 13.0% Health Care and Social Assistance 41,916 46,692 11.4% Arts, Entertainment and Recreation 4,016 4,369 8.8% Accommodation & Food Services 26,399 29,133 10.4% Other Services -- Except Public Administration 8,614 8,157 -5.3% Government 50,251 54,012 7.5% Source: Federal Bureau of Labor Statistics – NAICS QCEW Series – 2002 and 2008 Annual Averages Totals do not equal the sum of industry employment due to the non-disclosure of some employment data which does not meet BLS or state agency disclosure standards.

Foreign trade is a positive influence on the labor market and economy of Wichita’s labor basin. According to the Kansas World Trade Center, export-supported jobs account for an estimated 6.5 percent of Kansas’ total private-sector employment or one of every 15 jobs. Nearly one-seventh of all manufacturing workers in Kansas depend on exports for their jobs. When applying these numbers to the Wichita labor basin, there are potentially more than 10,000 manufacturing jobs

13 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 that might not exist without foreign trade, or a total of approximately 19,500 jobs across all industry sectors.

South Central Kansas has an established record of entrepreneurship, with many successful companies that were conceived and nurtured in the area. A partial list includes: Beech Aircraft (now Hawker Beechcraft Corp.), Cessna Aircraft, The Coleman Company, Koch Industries (world’s largest privately held company), Learjet (now Bombardier Learjet), Love Box Company, Pizza Hut, Rent-A-Center, and Sheplers Western Wear. The region has also recently been actively involved in patenting healthcare devices such as the Constrained Acetabular Insert for Total Hip Arthroplasty. As the frequency and type of composite research in this region increases, it is anticipated that a significant frequency of patents and also a need to commercialize this intellectual property through entrepreneurship will evolve. Population Characteristics This section examines the total population, population migration and workforce age population of the region. Data are provided for each of the 10-counties within the WIRED Region, Kansas, and the United States. Educational attainment of the existing population is examined to provide information concerning the capabilities or trainability of the regional workforce.

Population • The 2008 Composite Kansas WIRED Region population is estimated to be 751,069, and the 2013 population is projected to be 763,259, representing an average annual increase of 0.32 percent. • The population of the region has increased from 665,987 in 1990 to 730,371 in 2000. This increase represents an average annual increase of 0.97 percent. • Three regional counties, Butler, Harvey, and Sedgwick, are projected to increase in population over the next five years, the remainder of the regional counties are projected to lose population. Migration • Fifty-five counties experienced net out-migration between 1990 and 2000. • Three regional counties experienced net out-migration between 1990 and 2000. o Cowley, Harper, and Sumner • Three regional counties reported deaths exceeding births between 1990 and 2000. o Harper, Kingman and Marion Workforce • Early to Mid Career: Age 15 to 44 o The early to mid career population between the ages of 15- to 44-years of age has experienced a decline of 3.7 percent in the 10-county region between 2000 and 2008. o Butler County’s early to mid career population increased 5.7 percent. o All of the other regional counties experienced declining early to mid career populations. • Mid to Late Career Population: Age 45 to 64 o The mid to late career population between the ages of 45- to 64-years of age has experienced an increase of 22.8 percent in the 10-county region between 2000 and 2008.

14 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 o All of the regional counties experienced an increase in the mid to late career population. • Workforce Age Population: Age 15 to 64 o The overall workforce population between the ages of 15- to 64-years has experienced an increase of 5 percent in the 10-county region between 2000 and 2008. Educational Attainment, 2000 Census Data • The region has a total population of 462,498 who are 25-years and over. • Regional educational attainment for high school graduates (includes equivalency) and some college (less than 1 year and 1 or more years; no degree) is reported at a higher percentage than Kansas and the United States. • The percentage rate of regional Associate degrees is equal to the Kansas rate but is less than the national rate. • The percentage rate of the regional Bachelor’s degrees is greater than the national rate but less than the Kansas rate. • The percentage rate of regional Master’s, Professional school and Doctorate degrees is less than the Kansas and national rate.

Total Population

The 2008 Composite Kansas WIRED Region population is estimated to be 751,069, and the 2013 population is projected to be 763,259, representing an average annual increase of 0.32 percent.

The population of the region has increased from 665,987 in 1990 to 730,371 in 2000. This increase represents an average annual increase of 0.97 percent.

Three regional counties, Butler, Harvey, and Sedgwick, are projected to increase in population over the next five years, the remainder of the regional counties are projected to lose population.

Table 5. Total Population, by County Population Butler Cowley Harper Harvey Kingman Marion McPherson Reno Sedgwick Sumner WIRED 10- Kansas The United Demographic Facts County, KS County, KS County, KS County, KS County, KS County, KS County, KS County, KS County, KS County, KS County States Region Population 2013 Projection 67,027 33,296 5,325 34,056 7,155 11,986 29,139 62,968 489,561 22,746 763,259 2,835,833 319,161,431 2008 Estimate 64,103 34,542 5,808 33,699 7,776 12,566 29,336 63,645 475,549 24,045 751,069 2,781,655 304,141,549 2000 Census 59,482 36,291 6,536 32,869 8,673 13,361 29,554 64,790 452,869 25,946 730,371 2,688,418 281,421,906 1990 Census 50,580 36,915 7,124 31,028 8,292 12,888 27,268 62,389 403,662 25,841 665,987 2,477,574 248,709,873 Growth 1990-2000 17.60% -1.69% -8.25% 5.93% 4.59% 3.67% 8.38% 3.85% 12.19% 0.41% 9.67% 8.51% 13.15% Source: Claritas 2008: Demographic Updates [Kansas]

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Table 6. Average Annual Percentage Change in Population, by County Population Butler Cowley Harper Harvey Kingman Marion McPherson Reno Sedgwick Sumner WIRED 10- Kansas The United Demographic County, KS County, KS County, KS County, KS County, KS County, KS County, KS County, KS County, KS County, KS County States Facts Region Average Annual Population Change 2008 through 2013 0.91% -0.72% -1.66% 0.21% -1.60% -0.92% -0.13% -0.21% 0.59% -1.08% 0.32% 0.39% 0.99% Projection 2000 through 2008 0.97% -0.60% -1.39% 0.32% -1.29% -0.74% -0.09% -0.22% 0.63% -0.92% 0.35% 0.43% 1.01% Estimate 1990 through 2000 1.76% -0.17% -0.83% 0.59% 0.46% 0.37% 0.84% 0.38% 1.22% 0.04% 0.97% 0.85% 1.32% Census Source: Claritas 2008: Demographic Updates [Kansas]

Between 1990 and 2000, 57 of 105 Kansas counties recorded population losses. Current estimates indicate that an even greater number of Kansas counties will report population losses in the next census.

Figure 3. Kansas Percent Change in Population, 1990-2000

Composite Kansas WIRED Region

Data are from the 1990 and 2000 Censuses of Population (corrected), from the U.S. Census Bureau. 0% change in population category includes counties with population variances between -0.4 percent and 0.4 percent.

-17 to -10% change in population 11-20% change in population -9 to -1% change in population 21-30% change in population 0% change in population Metropolitan Counties 1-10% change in population Micropolitan Counties

16 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 Components of Population Change The components of population change include the natural increase in population (births – deaths) and migration (international and internal migration). The table below provides the regional number and percent change of the components of population change over the 10-year Census period. Appendix A includes population change and net migration details for all Kansas Counties, 1990-2000. Appendix B includes population change and net migration estimates for all Kansas Counties, 2000-2007.

Table 7. Population, Natural Increase and Net Migration in Region, by County, 1990-2000 Population Change and Net Migration in Kansas, by County, 1990-2000 April 1, 1990 April 1, 2000 1991-2000 1991-2000 Change 1990-2000 1990-2000 Natural Increase Net Migration (Births - Deaths) (International + Internal) County Population Population Births Deaths Number Percent Number Percent Butler 50,580 59,484 7,414 4,780 8,904 17.6 6,270 12.4 Cowley 36,915 36,291 4,731 4,236 -624 -1.7 -1,119 -3.0 Harper 7,124 6,536 695 1,028 -588 -8.3 -255 -3.6 Harvey 31,028 32,869 4,085 3,272 1,841 5.9 1,028 3.3 Kingman 8,292 8,673 967 1,041 381 4.6 455 5.5 Marion 12,888 13,361 1,448 1,881 473 3.7 906 7.0 McPherson 27,268 29,554 3,382 3,072 2,286 8.4 1,976 7.2 Reno 62,389 64,790 8,074 6,602 2,401 3.8 929 1.5 Sedgwick 403,662 452,869 73,795 33,845 49,207 12.2 9,257 2.3 Sumner 25,841 25,946 3,343 2,941 105 0.4 -297 -1.1 10-County 665,987 730,373 107,934 62,698 64,386 9.7 19,150 2.9 Kansas 2,477,588 2,688,824 377,606 235,330 211,236 8.5 68,960 2.8 Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 1990 Census of Population, 2000 Census

If a population grows, it is because more people are born than die and/or because more people are moving into an area than are moving out. If a population declines, the opposite must be true.

In general, non-metropolitan Kansas is losing population due to declining birth rates and high death rates resulting from a disproportionately large population of elderly residents. While 37 percent of the state’s population resides in a non-metropolitan county, 47 percent of the population over 65 years of age does so and 53 percent of people over the age of 85 live in non- metropolitan counties.5 Fifty-six counties experienced a greater number of deaths than births over this period.

Migration consists of the movements of people into or out of a county. Fifty-five counties experienced net out-migration between 1990 and 2000. Three regional counties experienced net out-migration and three regional counties reported deaths exceeding births between 1990 and 2000.

5 Metropolitan Statistical Areas have at least one urbanized area of 50,000 or more population, plus adjacent territory that has a high degree of social and economic integration with the core as measured by commuting ties. Micropolitan Statistical Areas – a new set of statistical areas – have at least one urban cluster of at least 10,000 but less than 50,000 people, plus adjacent territory that has a high degree of social and economic integration with the core as measured by commuting ties. Metropolitan and Micropolitan Statistical Areas are defined in terms of whole counties (or equivalent entities).

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Figure 4. Components of Population Change, Kansas Counties 1990-2000

Composite Kansas WIRED Region

Census Estimates for the regional components of population change from 2000-2008 can be found in the table below.

Table 8. Cumulative Components of Population Change for Region, by County, 2000-2008 April 1, 2000 to July 1, 2008 2000-2008 2000-2008 Change 2000-2008 2000-2008 County Births Deaths Natural Increase Net Migration

Butler 6,424 3,926 1,965 3.3% 2,399 4.0% Cowley 3,827 3,927 373 1.0% -2,393 -6.6% Harper 565 3,928 -289 -4.4% -359 -5.5% Harvey 3,593 3,929 698 2.1% 258 0.8% Kingman 700 3,930 -209 -2.4% -714 -8.2% Marion 2,885 3,931 -4 0.0% -322 -2.4% McPherson 1,037 3,932 -426 -1.4% -762 -2.6% Reno 6,959 3,933 1,380 2.1% -2,514 -3.9% Sedgwick 64,456 3,934 33,313 7.4% -1,127 -0.2% Sumner 2,586 3,935 339 1.3% -2,517 -9.7% 10-County 93,032 3,936 37,140 5.1% -8,051 -1.1% Kansas 330,717 3,937 130,828 4.9% -21,213 -0.8%

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, Populatin Division, http://www.census.gov/popest/datasets.html, CO-EST2008; Release Date: March 19, 2009

18 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 Workforce Age Population The entire workforce population encompasses the 15-64-year-olds bracket. Early to Mid Career includes the 15-44-year-olds age bracket and Late Career includes the 45-64-year-olds age bracket. Within these population brackets there are widely different characteristics, and analysis will focus on identifying where the supply of Early to Mid Career people are locating.

Early to Mid Career: Age 15 to 44 The early to mid career population between the ages of 15- to 44-years of age has experienced a decline of 3.7 percent in the 10-county region between 2000 and 2008. Butler County’s early to mid career population increased 5.7 percent. All of the other regional counties experienced declining early to mid career populations.

Mid to Late Career Population: Age 45 to 64 The mid to late career population between the ages of 45- to 64-years of age has experienced an increase of 22.8 percent in the 10-county region between 2000 and 2008. All of the regional counties experienced an increase in the mid to late career population.

Workforce Age Population: Age 15 to 64 The overall workforce population between the ages of 15- to 64-years has experienced an increase of 5 percent in the 10-county region between 2000 and 2008.

Table 9. Growth / Decline by County, Working Age Population, 2000-2008 Early to Mid Career Population Mid to Late Career Population Workforce Age Population AGE 15 to 44 AGE 45 to 64 Age 15 to 64 Percent Percent Percent County 2000 2008 Change 2000 2008 Change 2000 2008 Change Butler County 25,141 26,566 5.7% 12,906 16,973 31.5% 38,047 43,539 14.4% Cowley County 14,805 13,799 -6.8% 8,047 8,800 9.4% 22,852 22,599 -1.1% Harper County 2,196 1,951 -11.2% 1,537 1,562 1.6% 3,733 3,513 -5.9% Harvey County 13,295 13,034 -2.0% 7,101 8,603 21.2% 20,396 21,637 6.1% Kingman County 3,115 2,674 -14.2% 1,954 2,152 10.1% 5,069 4,826 -4.8% Marion County 4,831 4,469 -7.5% 3,035 3,339 10.0% 7,866 7,808 -0.7% McPherson County 12,020 11,219 -6.7% 6,440 7,813 21.3% 18,460 19,032 3.1% Reno County 26,423 24,236 -8.3% 14,848 16,672 12.3% 41,271 40,908 -0.9% Sedgwick County 200,890 194,391 -3.2% 93,340 117,546 25.9% 294,230 311,937 6.0% Sumner County 10,146 8,805 -13.2% 5,806 6,854 18.1% 15,952 15,659 -1.8%

10-County Region 312,862 301,144 -3.7% 155,014 190,314 22.8% 467,876 491,458 5.0%

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Educational Attainment Educational attainment of the existing population gives further insight into capabilities or trainability. The data displays the percent of the population 25 years and older that are high school graduates or have an equivalency.

According to the 200 Census, the region has a total population of 462,498 who are 25-years and over. Regional educational attainment for high school graduates (includes equivalency) and some college (less than 1 year and 1 or more years; no degree) is reported at a higher percentage than Kansas and the United States. The percentage rate of regional Associate degrees is equal to the Kansas rate but is less than the national rate. The percentage rate of the regional Bachelor’s degrees is greater than the national rate but less than the Kansas rate. The percentage rate of regional Master’s, Professional school and Doctorate degrees is less than the Kansas and national rate.

A complete list of regional K-126 schools by county is in Appendix C.7 In the 2007-2008 school year, 371 regional K-12 schools enrolled 138,556 students: 71,615 students are enrolled in 236 regional elementary schools, 24,761 middle school/junior high students attend 56 regional middle school/junior high schools, and 42,180 high school students attend 79 regional high schools.

Appendix D contains a directory of Kansas Colleges and Universities8 and Appendix E provides a directory of Kansas Community and Technical Colleges.9 All of the directories include full contact information and current enrollment.

6 Source: Kansas Department of Education, January 16, 2008. 7 The Center for Economic Development and Business Research will provide K-12 directory data in Excel format upon request. 8 Source: Wichita Business Journal, October 17, 2008. 9 Source: Wichita Business Journal, October 17, 2008.

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Table 10. Educational Attainment of Persons Age 25 Years and Over, 2000 Census 25 years High school Some college; 1 or Some college; less Professional 2000 Census and over:graduate (includes more years; noAssociate degree Bachelor's degree Master's degree Doctorate degree than 1 year school degree Total equivalency) degree Geography Population Population Percent Population Percent Population Percent Population Percent Population Percentn Percent Population Population Percent Percent Populatio Butler County 37,560 12,128 32.3% 4,007 10.7% 6,213 16.5% 2,785 7.4% 5,383 14.3% 1,705 4.5% 451 1.2% 129 0.3% Cowley County 22,982 7,143 31.1% 2,540 11.1% 3,806 16.6% 1,948 8.5% 2,907 12.6% 931 4.1% 255 1.1% 105 0.5% Harper County 4,462 1,743 39.1% 534 12.0% 662 14.8% 175 3.9% 392 8.8% 185 4.1% 39 0.9% 7 0.2% Harvey County 21,278 6,414 30.1% 2,262 10.6% 3,267 15.4% 1,316 6.2% 3,222 15.1% 1,195 5.6% 292 1.4% 175 0.8% Kingman County 5,809 1,955 33.7% 788 13.6% 786 13.5% 356 6.1% 745 12.8% 183 3.2% 89 1.5% 18 0.3% McPherson County 19,078 6,131 32.1% 1,952 10.2% 2,878 15.1% 1,203 6.3% 3,127 16.4% 798 4.2% 188 1.0% 120 0.6% Marion County 9,000 3,476 38.6% 826 9.2% 1,188 13.2% 495 5.5% 1,056 11.7% 421 4.7% 73 0.8% 60 0.7% Reno County 43,082 13,167 30.6% 4,971 11.5% 6,919 16.1% 3,132 7.3% 4,937 11.5% 1,907 4.4% 452 1.0% 162 0.4% Sedgwick County 282,585 82,723 29.3% 25,140 8.9% 46,565 16.5% 14,192 5.0% 49,230 17.4% 15,735 5.6% 4,925 1.7% 1,928 0.7% Sumner County 16,662 6,293 37.8% 1,803 10.8% 2,547 15.3% 1,132 6.8% 1,819 10.9% 560 3.4% 163 1.0% 68 0.4%

10-County Region 462,498 141,1734,823 30.5% 9.7% 4 74,831 16.2% 26,734 5.8%5.7% 72,818 23,620 1 5.1% 6,927 1.5% 2,772 0.6%

Kansas 1,701,207 507,612 29.8% 153,985 9.1% 263,737 15.5% 99,096 5.8% 290,271 17.1% 103,050 6.1% 31,053 1.8% 14,604 0.9% United States 182,211,639 52,168,981 28.6% 12,884,843 7.1% 25,466,752 14.0% 11,512,833 6.3% 28,317,792 15.5% 10,770,947 5.9% 3,619,535 2.0% 1,754,331 1.0% Source:U nited State CensusB ureau

Economic Indicators Economic indicators provide key pieces of information that help to show the pulse of a region and allow for analysis of performance and projections of future performance. For the purpose of asset mapping, the indicators provided allow for insight into the regional economy’s ability to increase diversity and grow.

Household and Household Income • The number of households in the 10-county region grew faster than the remainder of the state but not as fast as the United States average growth rate (14.72 percent) between 1990 and 2000. o Butler County (16.44 percent) reported the greatest population growth rate in the region followed by Sedgwick, McPherson, Harvey, Kingman, Reno, Marion and Sumner.

21 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 o Cowley (-0.06 percent) and Harper (-7.78 percent) have reported a negative population growth in households between 1990 and 2000. • The 2008 estimates of average household income for all regional counties are below the United States average household income ($67,918). • Median household income in Butler County ($52,860) is higher than the United States median household income ($50,170). Per capita income for all regional counties is below the United States per capita income ($25,933). Race Classification • The percentage of the population that are classified by race as white alone and American Indian and Alaska Native alone are higher in the region than the United States. • The percentage of the population that are classified by race as Black or African American alone, Asian alone, Native Hawaiian & Other Pacific Islander alone, some other race alone and two or more races are lower in the region than in the United States. Ethnic Classification • The percentage of the population that is classified as Hispanic or Latino is lower in the region (8.52 percent) than in the United States (15.24 percent). • The percentage of the population that is classified as Non Hispanic or Latino is higher in the region (91.48 percent) than in the United States (84.76 percent). Tenure of Occupied Housing • The percentage of the population that is classified as Owner-Occupied is higher in the region (69.93 percent) than in the United States (67.12 percent). • The percentage of the population that is classified as Renter-Occupied is lower in the region (30.07 percent) than in the United States (32.88 percent). Household by Type and Presence of Own Children • The percentage of the population that is classified as Single Male Householder and Single Female Householder is higher in the region (12.59 percent male, 15.28 percent female) than in the United States (11.39 percent male, 14.82 percent female). • The percentage of the population that is classified as Married-Couple Family is higher in the region (55.03 percent) than in the United States (52.34 percent). • The percentage of the population that is classified as Male Householder and Female Householder is lower in the region (3.71 percent male, 9.44 percent female) than in the United States (4.09 percent male, 11.84 percent female).

22 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 Household and Household Income Data The number of households in the 10-county region grew faster than the remainder of the state but not as fast as the United States average growth rate (14.72 percent) between 1990 and 2000. Butler County (16.44 percent) reported the greatest growth rate in the region followed by Sedgwick, McPherson, Harvey, Kingman, Reno, Marion and Sumner. Cowley (-0.06 percent) and Harper (-7.78 percent) have reported a negative growth in households between 1990 and 2000.

Table 11. Estimated Households, 2008 Estimated Households Butler Cowley Harper Harvey Kingman Marion McPherson Reno Sedgwick Sumner WIRED 10- Kansas The United County, KS County, KS County, KS County, KS County, KS County, KS County, KS County, KS County, KS County, KS County States Region 2013 Projection 24,459 13,015 2,264 13,250 2,802 4,509 11,120 25,096 194,680 8,758 299,953 1,107,740 120,741,378 2008 Estimate 23,357 13,472 2,472 13,052 3,042 4,769 11,186 25,282 187,600 9,237 293,469 1,082,385 114,694,201 2000 Census 21,527 14,039 2,773 12,581 3,371 5,114 11,205 25,498 176,444 9,888 282,440 1,037,891 105,480,101 1990 Census 18,488 14,047 3,007 11,581 3,175 4,975 10,230 24,239 156,571 9,689 256,002 944,726 91,947,410 Growth 1990-2000 16.44% -0.06% -7.78% 8.63% 6.17% 2.79% 9.53% 5.19% 12.69% 2.05% 10.33% 9.86% 14.72% Source: Claritas 2008: Demographic Updates [Kansas]

The 2008 estimates of average household income for all regional counties are below the United States average household income ($67,918). Median household income in Butler County ($52,860) is higher than the United States median household income ($50,170). Per capita income for all regional counties is below the United States per capita income ($25,933).

Table 12. Estimated Households by Household Income, 2008 2008 Estimated Households by Butler Cowley Harper Harvey Kingman Marion McPherson Reno Sedgwick Sumner WIRED 10- Kansas The United Household Income County, KS County, KS County, KS County, KS County, KS County, KS County, KS County, KS County, KS County, KS County States Region Total Households 23,357 13,472 2,472 13,052 3,0 42 4,769 11,186 25,282 187,600 9,237 293,469 1,082,385 114,694,201 Less than $15,000 2,348 2,080 417 1,395 371 593 1,152 3,675 22,404 1,209 35,644 129,645 14,643,499 $15,000 to $24,999 2,426 2,054 440 1,441 380 732 1,171 3,393 21,364 1,135 34,536 122,232 12,231,297 $25,000 to $34,999 2,597 1,790 356 1,578 346 679 1,328 3,617 23,248 1,137 36,676 130,518 12,631,539 $35,000 to $49,999 3,721 2,258 426 2,382 597 925 1,948 4,818 32,427 1,648 51,150 183,365 17,688,590 $50,000 to $74,999 5,126 2,782 454 2,944 663 1,058 2,867 5,088 40,496 2,055 63,533 226,219 22,418,973 $75,000 to $99,999 3,379 1,331 200 1,734 331 428 1,393 2,382 22,914 1,071 35,163 129,092 13,792,569 $100,000 to $149,999 2,723 849 133 1,278 266 258 977 1,588 17,448 784 26,304 107,174 13,228,430 $150,000 to $249,999 780 223 23 209 56 81 247 496 5,227 157 7,499 38,118 5,630,193 $250,000 to $499,999 191 87 18 79 28 13 75 171 1,446 36 2,144 11,493 1,665,652 $500,000 or more 66 18 5 12 4 2 28 54 626 5 820 4,529 763,459

200 8 E stima te d A verage H ouse h o ld Income $64,168 $50,471 $46,888 $57,538 $56,331 $ 49,043 $58,991 $51,799 $59,469 $53,861 $58,181 $62,238 $67,918 200 8 E stima te d M e di an H ouse h o ld Income $52,860 $40,394 $35,810 $48,300 $45,653 $ 41,170 $49,954 $41,090 $47,390 $45,353 $46,695 $47,990 $50,170 2008 Estimated Per Capita Income $23,773 $20,091 $20,408 $22,602 $22,626 $ 19,140 $22,935 $21,397 $23,677 $20,903 $23,049 $24,569 $25,933 Source: Claritas 2008: Demographic Updates [Kansas]

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Figure 5. Average Household Income and Per Capita Income, 2008

2008 Estimated Average Household Income 2008 Estimated Per Capita Income

Butler County, KS Butler County, KS Cowley County, KS Cowley County, KS Harper County, KS Harper County, KS Harvey County, KS Harvey County, KS Kingman County, KS Kingman County, KS Marion County, KS Marion County, KS McPherson County,… McPherson County,… Reno County, KS Reno County, KS Sedgwick County,… Sedgwick County, … Sumner County, KS Sumner County, KS WIRED 10‐County Region WIRED 10‐County Region Kansas Kansas The United States The United States

$0 $20,000 $40,000 $60,000 $80,000 $0 $10,000 $20,000 $30,000

Table 13. Estimated Households by Household Income, Percent of Total, 2008 2008 Estimated Households by Butler Cowley Harper Harvey Kingman Marion McPherson Reno Sedgwick Sumner WIRED 10- Kansas The United Household Income County, KS County, KS County, KS County, KS County, KS County, KS County, KS County, KS County, KS County, KS County States Region

Less than $15,000 10.05% 15.44% 16.87% 10.69% 12.20% 12.43% 10.30% 14.54% 11.94% 13.09%12.15% 11.98% 12.77% $15,000 to $24,999 10.39% 15.25% 17.80% 11.04% 12.49% 15.35% 10.47% 13.42% 11.39% 12.29%11.77% 11.29% 10.66% $25,000 to $34,999 11.12% 13.29% 14.40% 12.09% 11.37% 14.24% 11.87% 14.31% 12.39% 12.31%12.50% 12.06% 11.01% $35,000 to $49,999 15.93% 16.76% 17.23% 18.25% 19.63% 19.40% 17.41% 19.06% 17.29% 17.84%17.43% 16.94% 15.42% $50,000 to $74,999 21.95% 20.65% 18.37% 22.56% 21.79% 22.18% 25.63% 20.12% 21.59% 22.25%21.65% 20.90% 19.55% $75,000 to $99,999 14.47% 9.88% 8.09% 13.29% 10.88%.97% 8 12.45% 9.42% 12.21% 11.59% 11.98% 11.93% 12.03% $100,000 to $149,999 11.66% 6.30% 5.38% 9.79% 8.74% 5.41% 8.73% 6.28% 9.30% 8.49%8.96% 9.90% 11.53% $150,000 to $249,999 3.34% 1.66% 0.93% 1.60% 1.84% 1.70% 2.21% 1.96% 2.79% 1.70%2.56% 3.52% 4.91% $250,000 to $499,999 0.82% 0.65% 0.73% 0.61% 0.92% 0.27% 0.67% 0.68% 0.77% 0.39%0.73% 1.06% 1.45% $500,000 or more 0.28% 0.13% 0.20% 0.09% 0.13% 0.04% 0.25% 0.21% 0.33% 0.05%0.28% 0.42% 0.67% Source: Claritas 2008: Demographic Updates [Kansas]

24 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 Population by Race and Ethnicity Data The tables below report the 2008 estimates of population by race classification for the 10-county region, Kansas and the United States. The percentage of the population that are classified by race as white alone and American Indian and Alaska Native alone are higher in the region than the United States. The percentage of the population that are classified by race as Black or African American alone, Asian alone, Native Hawaiian & Other Pacific Islander alone, some other race alone and two or more races are lower in the region than in the United States.

Table 14. Population by Single Race Classification, 2008 2008 Estimated Population by Single RaceButler Cowley Harper Harvey Kingman Marion McPherson Reno Sedgwick Sumner WIRED 10- Kansas The United Classification County, KSCounty, KSCounty, KSCounty, KSCounty, KSCounty, KSCounty, KSCounty, KSCounty, KSCounty, KS County States Region Total Population 64,103 34,542 5,808 33,69912,566 7,776 29,336 63,645 475,549751,069 24,045 2,781,655 304,141,549 White Alone 60,392 30,080 5,579 30,12612,161 7,463 28,066 57,675 367,777621,920 22,601 2,343,637 221,158,747 Black or African American Alone 979 1,277 22 594 30 62 317 1,81749,068 43,736161,953 234 37,812,661 American Indian and Alaska Native Alone 659 737 55 189 63 82 119 4177,529 4,95327,162 255 2,811,178 Asian Alone 386 610 23 232 39 21 91 56220,023 17,98561,818 74 13,335,756 Alone 16 5 2 10 16 3 20 25493 3831,602 13 473,649 Some Other Race Alone 481 786 37 1,679 39 77 262 1,96731,727 26,082117,136 317 19,960,098 Two or More Races 1,190 1,047 90 869 126 160 461 1,18220,309 14,63368,347 551 8,589,460 Source: Claritas 2008: graphicDemo Updates [Kansas]

Table 15. Population by Single Race Classification, Percent of Total, 2008 2008 Estimated Population by SingleButler Race Cowley Harper Harvey Kingman Marion McPherson Reno Sedgwick Sumner WIRED 10- Kansas The United Classification County, KSCounty, KSCounty, KSCounty, KSCounty, KSCounty, KSCounty, KSCounty, KSCounty, KSCounty, KSCounty States Region White Alone 94.21% 87.08% 96.06% 89.40% 95.97% 96.78% 95.67% 90.62%82.80% 77.34%84.25% 93.99% 72.72% Black or African American Alone 1.53% 3.70% 0.38% 1.76% 0.39% 0.49% 1.08% 2.85%6.53% 9.20%5.82% 0.97% 12.43% American Indian and Alaska Native Alone1.03% 2.13% 0.95% 0.56% 0.81% 0.65% 0.41% 0.66%1.00% 1.04%0.98% 1.06% 0.92% Asian Alone 0.60% 1.77% 0.40% 0.69% 0.50% 0.17% 0.31% 0.88%2.67% 3.78%2.22% 0.31% 4.38% Alone 0.02% 0.01% 0.03% 0.03% 0.21% 0.02% 0.07% 0.04%0.07% 0.08%0.06% 0.05% 0.16% Some Other Race Alone 0.75% 2.28% 0.64% 4.98% 0.50% 0.61% 0.89% 3.09%4.22% 5.48%4.21% 1.32% 6.56% Two or More Races 1.86% 3.03% 1.55% 2.58% 1.62% 1.27% 1.57% 1.86%2.70% 3.08%2.46% 2.29% 2.82% Source: Claritas 2008:graphic Demo Updates [Kansas]

25 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 The tables below report the 2008 estimates of population by Hispanic or Latino for the 10-county region, Kansas and the United States.

Table 16. Population of Hispanic or Latino, 2008 Butler Cowley Harper Harvey Kingman Marion McPherson 2008 Estimated Population Hispanic or Reno SedgwickSumner WIRED 10-Kansas The United Latino County, KSCounty, KSCounty, KSCounty, KSCounty, KSCounty, KS County, KSCounty, KSCounty, KSCounty, KSCounty States Region Total Population 64,103 34,542 5,808 33,699 7,776 12,566 29,336751,069 63,6452,781,655 475,549 304,141,549 24,045 Hispanic or Latino 1,662 2,113 104 3,222 169 276 65363,994 4,153246,638 50,758 46,336,030 884 Not Hispanic or Latino 62,441 32,429 5,704 30,477 7,607 12,290 28,683687,075 59,4922,535,017 424,791 257,805,519 23,161 Source: Claritas 2008: Demographic Updates [Kansas]

The percentage of the population that is classified as Hispanic or Latino is lower in the region (8.52 percent) than in the United States (15.24 percent). The percentage of the population that is classified as Non Hispanic or Latino is higher in the region (91.48 percent) than in the United States (84.76 percent).

Table 17. Population of Hispanic or Latino, Percent of Total, 2008 Butler Cowley Harper Harvey Kingman MarionMcPherson 2008 Estimated Population Hispanic or Reno SedgwickSumner WIRED 10-Kansas The United Latino County, KSCounty, KSCounty, KSCounty, KSCounty, KSCounty, KS County, County,KS County,KS County,KS KSCounty States Region Hispanic or Latino 2.59% 6.12% 1.79% 9.56% 2.17% 2.20% 2.23%8.52% 6.53%8.87% 10.67% 15.24% 3.68% Not Hispanic or Latino 97.41% 93.88% 98.21% 90.44% 97.83% 97.80% 97.77%91.48% 93.47%91.13% 89.33% 84.76% 96.32%

Source: Claritas 2008: Demographic Updates [Kansas]

26 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 Tenure of Occupied Housing Units The tables below report the 2008 estimates of tenure of occupied housing units for the 10-county region, Kansas and the United States.

Table 18. Tenure of Occupied Housing Units, 2008 Butler Cowley Harper Harvey Kingman Marion McPherson 2008 Estimated Tenure of Occupied Reno SedgwickSumner WIRED 10-Kansas The United Housing County, KSCounty, KSCounty, KSCounty, KSCounty, KSCounty, KS County, KSCounty, KSCounty, KSCounty, KSCounty States Region Total Occupied Housing Units 23,357 13,472 2,472 13,052 3,042 4,769 11,186 25,282 187,600 9,237 293,469 1,082,385 114,694,201 Owner-Occupied 18,295 9,570 1,835 9,462 2,368 3,817 8,302 17,955 126,512 7,116 205,232 756,966 76,978,610 Renter-Occupied 5,062 3,902 637 3,590 674 952 2,884 7,327 61,088 2,121 88,237 325,419 37,715,591 Source: Claritas 2008: Demographic Updates [Kansas]

The percentage of the population that is classified as Owner-Occupied is higher in the region (69.93 percent) than in the United States (67.12 percent). The percentage of the population that is classified as Renter-Occupied is lower in the region (30.07 percent) than in the United States (32.88 percent).

Table 19. Tenure of Occupied Housing Units, Percent of Total, 2008 Butler Cowley Harper Harvey Kingman Marion McPherson 2008 Estimated Tenure of Occupied Reno SedgwickSumner WIRED 10-Kansas The United Housing County, KSCounty, KSCounty, KSCounty, KSCounty, KSCounty, KS County, KSCounty, KSCounty, KSCounty, KSCounty States Region Owner-Occupied 78.33% 71.04% 74.23% 72.49% 77.84% 80.04% 74.22% 71.02%69.93% 69.94% 67.44% 77.04% 67.12% Renter-Occupied 21.67% 28.96% 25.77% 27.51% 22.16% 19.96% 25.78% 28.98%30.07% 30.06% 32.56% 22.96% 32.88%

Source: Claritas 2008: Demographic Updates [Kansas]

27 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 Households by Type and Presence of Own Children The tables below report the 2008 estimates of type and presence of own children for the 10-county region, Kansas and the United States.

Table 20. Households by Type and Presence of Own Children, 2008 Butler Cowley Harper Harvey Kingman Marion McPherson 2008 Estimated Households by Type and Reno SedgwickSumner WIRED 10-Kansas The United Presence of Own Children* County, KSCounty, KSCounty, KSCounty, KSCounty, KSCounty, KS County, KSCounty, KSCounty, KSCounty, KSCounty States Region Total Households 23,357 13,472 2,472 13,052 3,042 4,769 11,186293,469 25,2821,082,385 187,600 114,694,201 9,237

Single Male Householder 2,229 1,577 333 1,386 359 475 1,21136,958 2,980129,222 25,370 13,067,150 1,038 Single Female Householder 2,962 2,259 475 2,037 452 729 1,69444,837 4,270168,009 28,603 16,999,226 1,356

Married-Couple Family 14,655 7,461 1,365 7,895051 1,891 7,008 3, 14,170 98,447161,506 5,563597,559 60,032,267 With own children 7,095 3,163 537 3,400 805 1,223 3,06475,483 5,680278,488 48,013 27,564,656 2,503 No own children 7,560 4,298 828 4,495 1,086 1,828 3,94486,023 8,490319,071 50,434 32,467,611 3,060

Male Householder 840 490 74 397 83 129 29210,899 83337,164 7,419 4,690,889 342 With own children 552 316 41 224 50 77 1866,507 52721,607 4,322 2,358,947 212 No own children 288 174 33 173 33 52 1064,392 30615,557 3,097 2,331,942 130

Female Householder 1,918 1,277 172 972 211 260 65427,693 2,15997,010 19,350 13,575,547 720 With own children 1,295 853 108 646 131 159 44018,112 1,42363,159 12,586 7,988,457 471 No own children 623 424 64 326 80 101 2149,581 73633,851 6,764 5,587,090 249

Nonfamily: Male Householder 478 263 37 232 30 87 1987,091 54531,756 5,097 3,704,076 124 Nonfamily: Female Householder 275 145 16 133 16 38 1294,485 32521,665 3,314 2,625,046 94

Source: Claritas 2008: Demographic Updates [Kansas] *In contrast to Claritas Demographic Estimates, "smoothed" data items are Census 2000 tablesestimated made andconsistent 5-year withprojected current base year counts.

28 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 The percentage of the population that is classified as Single Male Householder and Single Female Householder is higher in the region (12.59 percent male, 15.28 percent female) than in the United States (11.39 percent male, 14.82 percent female). The percentage of the population that is classified as Married-Couple Family is higher in the region (55.21 percent) than in the United States (52.34 percent). The percentage of the population that is classified as Male Householder and Female Householder is lower in the region (3.71 percent male, 9.44 percent female) than in the United States (4.09 percent male, 11.84 percent female).

Table 21. Households by Type and Presence of Own Children, Percent of Total, 2008 Butler Cowley Harper Harvey Kingman Marion McPherson 2008 Estimated Households by Type and Reno SedgwickSumner WIRED 10-Kansas The United Presence of Own Children* County, KSCounty, KSCounty, KSCounty, KSCounty, KSCounty, KS County, KSCounty, KSCounty, KSCounty, KSCounty States Region Single Male Householder 9.54% 11.71% 13.47% 10.62% 11.80% 9.96% 10.83%12.59% 11.79%11.94% 13.52% 11.39% 11.24% Single Female Householder 12.68% 16.77% 19.22% 15.61% 14.86% 15.29% 15.14%15.28% 16.89%15.52% 15.25% 14.82% 14.68%

Married-Couple Family 62.74% 55.38% 55.22% 60.49% 62.16% 63.98% 62.65%55.03% 56.05%55.21% 52.48% 52.34% 60.23% With own children 30.38% 23.48% 21.72% 26.05% 26.46% 25.64% 27.39%25.72% 22.47%25.73% 25.59% 24.03% 27.10% No own children 32.37% 31.90% 33.50% 34.44% 35.70% 38.33% 35.26%29.31% 33.58%29.48% 26.88% 28.31% 33.13%

Male Householder 3.60% 3.64% 2.99% 3.04% 2.73% 2.70% 2.61%3.71% 3.29%3.43% 3.95% 4.09% 3.70% With own children 2.36% 2.35% 1.66% 1.72% 1.64% 1.61% 1.66%2.22% 2.08%2.00% 2.30% 2.06% 2.30% No own children 1.23% 1.29% 1.33% 1.33% 1.08% 1.09% 0.95%1.50% 1.21%1.44% 1.65% 2.03% 1.41%

Female Householder 8.21% 9.48% 6.96% 7.45% 6.94% 5.45% 5.85%9.44% 8.54%8.96% 10.31% 11.84% 7.79% With own children 5.54% 6.33% 4.37% 4.95% 4.31% 3.33% 3.93%6.17% 5.63%5.84% 6.71% 6.97% 5.10% No own children 2.67% 3.15% 2.59% 2.50% 2.63% 2.12% 1.91%3.26% 2.91%3.13% 3.61% 4.87% 2.70%

Nonfamily: Male Householder 2.05% 1.95% 1.50% 1.78% 0.99% 1.82% 1.77%2.42% 2.16%2.93% 2.72% 3.23% 1.34% Nonfamily: Female Householder 1.18% 1.08% 0.65% 1.02% 0.53% 0.80% 1.15%1.53% 1.29%2.00% 1.77% 2.29% 1.02%

Source: Claritas 2008: Demographic Updates [Kansas] *In contrast to Claritas Demographic Estimates, "smoothed" data items are Census 2000 tables made consistent with current year estimated and 5-year projected base counts.

29 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 Economic Development Agencies Please see Appendix F for a more detailed economic development contacts directory.

Table 22. County Level Economic Development Contacts Butler County Cowley County Dave Alfaro, Executive Director Heidi Hill, Director Butler County Economic Development Cowley County Economic Development Partnership 121 S. Gordy St., Suite 102 22193 Tupper Street El Dorado, KS 67042 P.O. Box 832 P: (316) 322-4242 Winfield, KS 67156 P: (800) 794-6907 P: (620) 221-9951 F: (316) 322-4245 F: (620) 221-7782 [email protected] [email protected] www.bucoks.com www.cowleyfirst.com Harper County Harvey County Mike Lanie, Coordinator Mickey Fornaro-Dean, Executive Director Harper County Economic Development Council Harvey County Economic Development Council 700 N. LI and G Ave 500 N. Main St., Ste. 109 P.O. Box 13 Newton, KS 67114 Anthony, KS 67003 P: (800) 648-7759 P: (620) 842-6004 F: (316) 283-8732 F: (620) 842-4129 [email protected] [email protected] www.harveycoedc.org www.harpercounty.com Kingman County Marion County Jane Wallace, Executive Director Teresa Huffman, Director Kingman County Economic Development Council Marion County Economic Development Council 324 N. Main P.O. Box 219 Kingman, KS 67068 Marion, KS 66861 P: (620) 532-3694 P: (620) 382-8830 F: (620) 532-1834 F: (620) 382-8835 [email protected] [email protected] http://skyways.lib.ks.us/towns/Kingman/ecodev.html www.marioncountyks.org McPherson County Reno County Jennifer Burch, Executive Director Dana Regehr, Director McPherson Chamber of Commerce Hutchinson/Reno County Economic Development 306 North Main Street 117 N. Walnut PO Box 616 P.O. Box 519 McPherson, KS 67246 Hutchinson, KS 67504 P: (620) 241-3303 P: (620) 662-3391 F: (620) 241-8708 [email protected] [email protected] www.hutchecodevo.com www.mcphersonks.org/ Sedgwick County Sumner County Vicki Pratt-Gerbino, President Janis Hellard, Director Greater Wichita Economic Development Coalition Sumner County Economic Development Commission 350 W. Douglas 123 N. Jefferson Wichita, KS 67202 P.O. Box 279 P: (316) 268-1133 Wellington, KS 67152 F: (316) 265-7502 P: (620) 326-8779 [email protected] F: (620) 326-6544 www.gwedc.org [email protected] www.gosumner.com

30 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 Composites and Advanced Materials The South Central Kansas region is one of the largest centers of composite aircraft component design and fabrication in the world. Companies such as Boeing, Cessna and Hawker Beechcraft have utilized these materials in aircraft for over 25 years, and recent technological advances are increasing the use of advanced materials and polymers in commercial and general aviation manufacturing. It is estimated the growth in composite structural aircraft components will be 14 percent per year over the next 20 years. While much of the demand for composites and advanced materials is driven by the aviation manufacturing cluster in South Central Kansas, these materials are being used in medical devices, machinery components, building materials, and other commercial applications. South Central Kansas has an opportunity, through this WIRED initiative, to become the global center for composite expertise.

A cluster in advanced materials and polymers is emerging in South Central Kansas, driven by the increased use of these engineered materials in the manufacture of both general and commercial aircraft. The region is already one of the largest centers in composite aircraft components design and fabrication; however, its usage could grow exponentially as a new generation of high- composite aircraft designs promises to dramatically accelerate the growth of the composites market, currently valued at more than $7 billion. According to AeroStrategy, the aerospace composites market will quadruple by 2026. The Age of Composites is dawning.10

Figure 6. Composite Clusters of the World

10 AeroStrategy Management Consulting, An Aviation Industry Commentary. “Material Wealth: The Growing Use of Composites Is Ending The 80-Year Reign Of Metallic Aircraft.” September 2006. www.aerostrategy.com/commentaries/commentary_12.pdf.

31 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 Workforce Supply Chain: The Talent Pipeline This analysis of regional educational output highlights the educational and training strengths in the emerging composites and advanced materials workforce.

Future Workers • In the 2007-2008 school year, 371 regional K-12 schools enrolled 138,556 students o 71,615 students are enrolled in 236 regional elementary schools o 24,761 middle school/junior high students attend 56 regional middle school/junior high schools o 42,180 high school students attend 79 regional high schools Workers Available in the Near-Term • Approximately 3.41 percent of the regional population age 18-years and older are enrolled in community and technical colleges • Overall, more than 7.62 percent of the regional population age 18-years and older were enrolled in post secondary institutions in the fall of 2007 • Butler Community College, Hutchinson Community College, McPherson College, Southwestern College, Wichita Area Technical College, and Wichita State University are providers of engineering and engineering technology/technicians programs. • During the analysis period, the regional post-secondary institutions average approximately 400 completers annually for engineering and engineering technology/technicians programs • Cowley County Community College offers a non-destructive testing technician program (Associates degree) • Additional composites and advanced materials curriculum is being developed in several regional post-secondary institutions • Kansas Works Registered Apprenticeship is a voluntary, industry-driven employment and training system that prepares individuals for occupations that require a broad range of high-level skills and related instruction with target industries in advanced manufacturing and aerospace • Non Profit Agencies provide workforce pipeline services Talent Currently Available • According to an October 2008 study by the Wichita State University (WSU) Center for Economic Development and Business Research, there are approximately 159,265 individuals in the Available Labor Pool11 (ALP) of the 10-county area • Preventing future workforce flight is a regional priority

11 The Available Labor Pool consists of workers who are currently not working but looking for full-time employment; currently employed (full- or part-time) and looking for other full-time employment; currently not working but willing to consider full-time employment for the right opportunity; and currently employed and not looking but willing to consider different full-time employment for the right opportunity.

32 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 Figure 7. Workforce Supply Chain: The Talent Pipeline

Future Talent Future talent in the workforce supply chain refers to students in K-12 programs. In addition to providing a safe learning environment, where all students can acquire the skills and knowledge necessary for success in a global community, schools must also provide career preparation. This can be accomplished by promoting careers in emerging and high growth sectors and encouraging an expectation of lifelong learning to update and upskill their personal skills and knowledge. Furthermore, the business sector can assist in future talent development through providing summer jobs, internships, job shadowing/volunteer opportunities, tours, etc.

In the 2007-2008 school year, 371 regional K-12 schools enrolled 138,556 students: 71,615 students are enrolled in 236 regional elementary schools, 24,761 middle school/junior high students attend 56 regional middle school/junior high schools, and 42,180 high school students attend 79 regional high schools.

Preventing future workforce flight is a regional priority. Studies are being conducted to encourage retention of emerging talent through promotion of family, friends, jobs and opportunities, entertainment and community involvement.

Talent Available in the Nearterm Talent available in the near-term are involved in training and educational programs and will become available to the workforce after completing their program of study/training. These workers attend university and college programs, technical or trade school programs, and

33 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 apprenticeship or credential programs. Retaining these emerging workers is also a regional priority. Early recruitment of these candidates is paramount to retaining this talent for regional businesses.

Data reported in Table 23 and Table 24 are from the Wichita Business Journal. Annually the Journal ranks the top 20 institutions based on fall semester headcount. The institutions listed in the tables below are within the Composites Kansas Region.

Table 23. Regional Colleges and Universities Colleges and Universities Head Count: Enrollment: President or 2008 Fall Semester 2008 Fall Semester Chancellor Full-time Equivalency Wichita State University, Wichita, KS 14,612 11,171 Donald L. Beggs Friends University, Wichita, KS 2,801 2,221 Biff Green Newman University, Wichita, KS 2,435 1,626 Noreen M. Carrocci Southwestern College, Winfield, KS 1,823 906 W. Richard Merriman Tabor College, Hillsboro, KS 616 565 Jules Glanzer McPherson College, McPherson, KS 577 568 Ron Hovis Bethel College, North Newton, KS 541 547 Barry Bartel Source: Wichita Business Journal, October 17, 2008

The 2008 regional population age 18-years and older is 555,310. Therefore, 4.21 percent of the population over the age of 18-years is enrolled in these regional colleges and universities.

Table 24. Regional Community and Technical Colleges Community and Head Count: Enrollment: President or Technical Colleges 2008 Fall Semester 2008 Fall Semester Chancellor Full-time Equivalency Butler Community College 8,476 5,197 Jackie Vietti El Dorado, KS Cowley County Community College 3,629 2,386 Patrick J. McAtee Arkansas City, KS Hutchinson Community College 4,853 2,988 Edward Berger Hutchinson, KS Wichita Area Technical College 1,973 1,486 Pete Gustaf Wichita, KS Source: Wichita Business Journal, October 17, 2008

Approximately 3.41 percent of the regional population age 18-years and older are enrolled in these community and technical colleges.

Overall, more than 7.62 percent of the regional population age 18-years and older were enrolled in these post secondary institutions in the fall of 2008

Talent Currently Available Talent currently available to employers includes persons not currently in the workforce and those who are unemployed. Another group of available workers are employees who are underemployed12 and those who are willing to separate from their current employer.

12 Underemployment describes the employment of workers with high skill levels in low-wage jobs that do not require such abilities. For example, someone with a college degree may be tending bar or driving a cab or being a cashier. Alternatively, a skilled machinist may be working at a fast-food outlet.

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Persons not in the labor force included people who choose not to work and people who have become discouraged and are no longer looking for work. There are numerous reasons that potential workers become discouraged such as a skill mismatch, difficult personal/family situations, no perceived opportunities, etc. An additional talent pool includes retirees, homemakers, public assistance recipients, people with disabilities, and the long-term unemployed. Community support structures such as child care, elder care, and reverse commute13 programs may provide the needed support for underutilized talent to return to the workforce.

Kansas Post-Secondary Completers of Engineering and Engineering Technologies/Technicians Programs The emerging composites and advanced materials workforce is captured by tracking post- secondary completers15 who received training in engineering and engineering technologies/technicians programs.

Research has shown that businesses value close proximity with post-secondary institutions that can supply a trained workforce. At a later stage, stakeholders should consider what programs to add in order to bring supply in line with industry demand.

Data for completers of post-secondary programs were accessed from the Nation Center for Educational Statistics. Awards and degrees conferred by program were collected for the 2003- 2004, 2004-2005, 2005-2006 and 2006-2007 school years. The awards and degrees analyzed are included in Table 25 below. Classification of Instructional Programs Codes (CIP Codes) in bold text reported Kansas completers in the years analyzed; all others had zero completers in the years analyzed. The number of Kansas completers at various award and degree levels can be found in Table 26 and Table 27.

13 Reverse commuting occurs where residents in the inner city travel daily to workplaces in the suburbs. Public transportation or employer provided transportation may be needed by some employees that are currently available. 14 The Available Labor Pool consists of workers who are currently not working but looking for full-time employment; currently employed (full- or part-time) and looking for other full-time employment; currently not working but willing to consider full-time employment for the right opportunity; and currently employed and not looking but willing to consider different full-time employment for the right opportunity. 15 Completers are students who receive a certificate of completion or earn a degree in the reporting year.

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Table 25. National Center for Educational Statistics CIP Codes Analyzed CIP Codes 14-Engineering CIP Codes 15-Engineering Technologies/Technicians 14.0101 Engineering, General 15.0000 Engineering Technology, General 14.0201 Aerospace, Aeronautical & Astronautical Engineering 15.0303 Electrical/Electronic/Comm. Engr. Technology/Technician 14.0701 Chemical Engineering 15.0399 Electrical/Electronic Engr. Technology/Technicians, Other 14.1001 Electrical, Electronics & Communications Engineering 15.0607 Plastics Engineering Technology/Technician 14.1101 Engineering Mechanics 15.0611 Metallurgical Technology/Technician 14.1201 Engineering Physics 15.0612 Industrial Technology/Technician 14.1301 Engineering Science 15.0613 Manufacturing Technology/Technician 14.1801 Materials Engineering 15.0688 Industrial/Manufacturing Technology/Technician 14.1901 Mechanical Engineering 15.0699 Industrial Production Technologies/Technicians, Other 14.2001 Metallurgical Engineering 15.0801 Aeronautical/Aerospace Engr. Technology/Technician 14.2701 Systems Engineering 15.0803 Automotive Engineering Technology/Technician 14.2801 Textile Sciences and Engineering 15.0805 Mechanical Engr./Mechanical Technology/Technician 14.3101 Materials Science 15.0899 Mechanical Engr. Related Technologies/Technicians, Other 14.3201 Polymer/Plastics Engineering 15.1001 Construction Engineering Technology/Technician 14.3501 Industrial Engineering 15.1102 Surveying Technology/Surveying 14.3588 Industrial/Manufacturing Engineering 15.1103 Hydraulics and Fluid Power Technology/Technician 14.3601 Manufacturing Engineering 15.1199 Engineering-Related Technologies, Other 14.3701 Operations Research Bold awards and degrees with completers in Kansas post-secondary schools. All other awards and degrees did not have completers in the years analyzed.

The following table identifies Butler Community College, Hutchinson Community College, McPherson College, Southwestern College, Wichita Area Technical College, and Wichita State University as providers of the selected engineering and engineering technology/technicians programs. During the analysis period, the regional post-secondary institutions average approximately 400 completers annually for the selected CIP Codes. Cowley County Community College offers a non-destructive testing technician program (Associates degree) which did not turn up in the selected CIP Codes search.

36 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 Table 26. Regional Providers of Engineering and Engineering Technology/Technician Programs

The following table provides detailed CIP Code data for all Kansas institutions over the analysis period.

37 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 Certificates below the Certificates above the Associates degree Bachelors degree Masters degree Doctors degree Grand Total Table 27. Engineering and Engineering Technologies/Technicianbaccalaureate total Completers for Kabaccalaureatensas Post-Secondary total Schools, 2004-2007

CIP Code

Institution (entity) name 2004 2005 2006 2007 2004 2005 2006 2007 2004 2005 2006 2007 2004 2005 2006 2007 2004 2005 2006 2007 2004 2005 200605 20062007 20072004 20 Aerospace, Aeronautical and Astronautical Engineering Total 52 40 41 71 22 32 24 15 4 6 2 4 78 78 67 90 University of Kansas Main Campus 19 12 11 26 5 13 7 3 1 3 2 3 25 28 20 32 Wichita State University 33 28 30 45 17 19 17 12 3 3 1 53 50 47 58 Automotive Engineering Technology/Technician Total 18 22 64 68 61 57 82 90 61 57 McPherson College 18 22 18 22 ChemicalPittsburg State Engineering University Total 64 68 61 57 64 68 61 57 54 56 41 40 15 6 13 10 6 1 3 75 62 55 53 Kansas State University 18 18 19 23 2 2 6 6 6 1 3 26 20 26 32 Construction Engineering University of Kansas Main Campus 36 38 22 17 13 4 7 4 49 42 29 21 Technology/Technician Total

78 91 86 90 78 91 86 90 Electrical,Kansas State Electronics University and 65 76 81 77 65 76 81 77 CommunicationsPittsburg State University Engineering 13 15 5 13 13 15 5 13 Total

2 111 129 117 119 145 126 110 106 7 8 9 4 263 263 238 229 Brown Mackie College‐Kansas City 2 2 Kansas State University 48 51 48 47 8 24 19 18 3 3 4 59 78 71 65 Electrical/Electronic/ CommunicationsUniversity of Kansas Main Engineering Campus 22 35 30 25 18 11 18 16 2 2 3 4 42 48 51 45 Technology/TechnicianWichita State University Total 41 43 39 47 119 91 73 72 2 3 2 162 137 114 119

265138 1 15131811 42 18 31 19 EngineeringKansas State University Physics Total 756 1 7453 15 9 11 4 North Central KS Technical College 10 7 5 10 7 5 EngineeringPittsburg State UniversityScience Total 89138 89138 Wichita State University 9 9 Engineering Technology, General 5125 5125 Total University of Kansas Main Campus 5125 5125 13312 3 3 3 1 University of Kansas Main Campus 13312 3 3 3 1

31517 158 42025 Kansas State University 31417 1 5 8 41925 Labette Community College 1 1

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Certificates below the Certificates above the Associates degree Bachelors degree Masters degree Doctors degree Grand Total baccalaureate total baccalaureate total CIP Code Institution (entity) name 2004 2005 2006 2007 2004 2005 2006 2007 2004 2005 2006 2007 2004 2005 2006 2007 2004 2005 2006 2007 2004 200505 2006 2007 2007 2004 20 29 26 22 25 29 26 22 45 Allen County Community College 4346 4346 Engineering,Barton County Community General College Total 3233 3233 Butler Community College 22 22 Garden City CommunityCollege 5143 5143 Highland Community College 6422 6422 Hutchinson Community College 7246 7246 Independence Community College 74 74 Labette Community College 1 1 Pratt Community College 12 12 Seward County Community College 33 1 33 1 Industrial Engineering Total 28 46 39 32 4 1 3 11 48 66 33 44 3 7 3 5 83 120 78 92 Kansas State University 20 35 28 25 13 9 8 10 1 4 3 1 34 48 39 36 Wichita State University 811117 4 1 311355725342 3 4 49723956 Industrial Production Technologies/Technicians, Other Total 7855261122 9141627 Dodge City Community College 1 1 McPherson College 1 6 11 22 1 6 11 22 SalinaArea TechnicalSchool 6855 6855 Industrial Technology/Technician TotalSouthwestern College 1 1

14 14 ManufacturingWashburn University Engineering Total 14 14

Manufacturing 2832 2832 Technology/TechnicianKansas State University Total 162 162 Wichita State University 1212 1212

6 2 5 4 6 11 15 6 31 20 15 12 43 33 35 22 Butler Community College 153 54 Dodge City Community College 1 1 Flint HillsTechnical College 15762 6762 Garden City CommunityCollege 4112 4112 Hutchinson Community College 1141 441 1582 Pittsburg State University 93812 93812 Southwestern College 22 17 7 22 17 7

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Certificates below the Certificates above the Associates degree Bachelors degree Masters degree Doctors degree Grand Total baccalaureate total baccalaureate total CIP Code Institution (entity) name 2004 2005 2006 2007 2004 2005 2006 2007 2004 2005 2006 2007 2004 2005 2006 2007 2004 2005 2006 2007 2004 200505 2006 2006 2007 2007 2004 20 169 164 142 188 72 76 66 53 6 5 10 4 247 245 218 245 MechanicalKansas State University Engineering Total 89 79 72 104 13 10 14 3 2 2 5 2 104 91 91 109 University of Kansas Main Campus 38 42 38 41 13 15 16 6 3 1 1 54 57 55 48 Wichita State University 42 43 32 43 46 51 36 44 1 3 4 1 89 97 72 88 Mechanical Engineering/Mechanical Technology/Technician Total 14 13 9 9 64 93 21 23 16 14 35 36 89 116 Kansas State University 141376 88126 22 21 19 12 Pittsburg State University 13 15 4 8 13 15 4 8 OperationsWichita Area TechnicalResearch College Total 23 6493 66 96 3433 3 4 3 3 PlasticsKansas State Engineering University 3433 3 4 3 3 Technology/Technician Total 31 17 15 15 31 17 15 15 Pittsburg State University 31 17 15 15 31 17 15 15 Grand Total 93 71 66 63 14 19 84 124 677 683 612 686 4 1 3 11 306 313 252 232 28 26 25 20 1,122 1,113 1,042 1,136 Source: National Center for Educational Statistics CIP Codes 14-Engineering CIP Codes 15-Engineering Technologies/Technicians Bold text Institutions are in theComposites Kansas Region

40 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 Composite and Advanced Materials Education and Training Programs

Current Regional Composite and Advanced Materials Specific Programs Table 28. Regional Composites and Advanced Materials Specific Programs Institution Program Award, Certificate, Degree Wichita State University, NCAT Nondestructive Inspection (Fall 2009) Certificate and Associates Degree Wichita State University Composite Materials Certificate Graduate Certificate, 12 credit hours Wichita State University Composite Materials for Engineers (2008) Participation certificate Advanced Composites Materials for Engineers (2009) Composite Materials for Non-Engineers (2009) Wichita Area Technical College Composites Maintenance and Repair (Fall 2009) Certificate, 15 credit hours, 10 week program Wichita Area Technical College Composites Fabrication Technician (Fall 2005) Certificate, 12 credit hours, 10 week program offered at 2 to 3 different time periods per day Wichita Area Technical College Aviation Cabinetmaker Certificate, 32 credit hours Wichita Area Technical College Aviation Manufacturing (Summer 2009) AAS Degree (Composites/Aerostructures/Avionics) Pittsburg State University Plastics Engineering Technology Bachelor’s Degree Hutchinson Community College Composites Materials Process, Handling & Customized training Repair, non-aviation Cowley County Community Nondestructive Testing Technician Program Associates Degree College (1991) Cowley County Community Mechatronics16 (2009) Certificate and Associates Degree College Butler Community College Composite Engineering Technology (Fall 2008) Certificate , 37 credit hours and Associates Degree, 64 credit hours Butler Community College Composite Technician – Certificate (Fall 2008) Certificate, 16 credit hours

Registered Apprenticeship Programs Registered Apprenticeship

Purpose Registered Apprenticeship involves learning how to do a task by performing it on the job, and also learning why it’s done that way through Related Technical Instruction. Much of the Related Technical Instruction is obtained through community colleges and technical colleges. On-the-job training and Related Technical Instruction are both vital elements required for every Registered Apprenticeship program. A skilled mentor/journeyworker is required to oversee and train the apprentice. Registered Apprenticeship, a voluntary, industry-driven system for occupations requiring a broad range of high-level skills, is full-time – paid – employment and training with built-in career placement in more than 950 apprenticeable occupations including health care, utilities, manufacturing, building and construction, and energy. It may be linked to an approved School-to-Registered Apprenticeship program in grades 11-12. You can learn more at: www.kansasapprenticeship.org.

16 Mechatronics teaches the design, building and maintaining of equipment that combines electronics, mechanics, pneumatics, hydraulics and computer controls.

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School-to-Registered Apprenticeship may be linked to an employer’s approved Registered Apprenticeship program for high school juniors or seniors. It could connect a Registered Apprenticeship program sponsor and students in a comparable high school curriculum resulting in a career pathway encompassing skills and learning. Students and employers all benefit.

Target Industries include, but are NOT limited to: building and construction, manufacturing, service, government, health care, child care, transportation, information technology, aerospace, security, energy and utilities.

Benefits To Employers: • Attracts highly qualified applicants • Provides systematic training to develop more informed employees • Involves a commitment from the employee • Increases company loyalty • Reduces turnover • Increases productivity due to increased knowledge • Reduces training costs • Assures well-trained employees, trained to industry/company standards

To Employees: • Full-time employment with career placement built in • Become skilled in a trade, and get paid to do it – “Earn While You Learn!” • Paid “scholarship” – no or low cost supervised training • Involves a commitment from the employer • Progressively increasing wage • Nationally recognized credential – Completion of Apprenticeship Certificate • Improved job security and standard of living

Important Points • Requires an employer-employee relationship • Training programs take 1-6 years, most programs are 3-4 years long • Apprentices typically start at 50% of journey worker/mentor wage • 950+ nationally recognized apprenticeable occupations • Sponsored by: 9 Individual employer 9 Group of employers 9 Employer and labor

Contact: Loretta Shelley (785-296-4161) [email protected] Bonnie Duden (316-771-6848) [email protected] Susan Symons (785-539-5436) [email protected]

Appendix G contains a complete listing of Kansas Registered Apprenticeship Programs.

42 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 Adult Education Non-Profit Agencies Non Profit Agencies provide important workforce pipeline services. The source of the following information is United Way 2-1-1 of Kansas Online. United Way 2-1-1 of Kansas Online provides, as a community service, information about agencies that do and do not receive United Way funding. Information is provided by the agencies listed and does not necessarily constitute endorsement or approval by United Way of the Plains.

Adult Education American Cancer Society High Plains Division, Inc., 818 N Emporia, Ste 100, Wichita, KS 67214, Sedgwick County http://www.cancer.org Program Name: Education and Prevention - Cancer Program Phone: (316) 265-3400 American Diabetes Association, 837 S. Hillside, Wichita, KS 67211, Sedgwick County Program Name: Support Group - Diabetes Program Phone: (316) 684-6091 American Heart Association - Sedgwick County Division, 8630 E 32nd Ct N , Wichita, KS 67226, Sedgwick County http://www.americanheart.org Program Name: Materials/CPR Education Program Phone: (316) 265-4238

Program Name: Support Groups Program Phone: (316) 634-3650 American Red Cross - Midway-Kansas Chapter, 1900 E Douglas , Wichita, KS 67214, Sedgwick County http://www.redcross.org/ks/wichita Program Name: Community Preparedness Health and Safety Services - ARC Program Phone: (316) 219-4060

Program Name: HIV/AIDS Program - American Red Cross - Wichita Program Phone: (316) 219-4060 Arbor E & T, Wichita Workforce Center 150 N Main, Ste 300, Wichita, KS 67202, Sedgwick County Program Name: WIA Adult Program Program Phone: (316) 771-6700

Program Name: WIA Dislocated Worker Program Program Phone: (316) 771-6700 Arkansas City Literacy Council, c/o Arkansas City Public Library 120 E. 5th Ave, Arkansas City, KS 67005, Cowley County Program Name: Arkansas City Literacy Council Program Phone: (620) 442-1280 Axtell Educational Center, 203 E Broadway, Suite 100, Newton, KS 67114, Harvey County www.newton.k12.ks.us Program Name: Axtell Education Center Program Phone: (316) 284-6230 Bradford Memorial Library, 611 S Washington, El Dorado, KS 67042, Butler County http://www.skyways.org/library/bradford Program Name: Bradford Memorial Library / Butler County Outreach Program Phone: (316) 321-3363 Butler Community College, 901 S. Haverhill Rd., El Dorado, KS 67042, Butler County www.butlercc.edu Program Name: Adult Education and GED Program Address: 2318 W Central Program Phone: (316) 321-4030 Butler County Department on Aging, 510 E Augusta Ave, Augusta, KS 67010, Butler County Program Name: Butler County Dept. on Aging - General Public Transportation Program Phone: (316) 775-0855 Caring Place, Inc, PO Box 334, Newton, KS 67114, Harvey County Program Name: Caring Place, Inc

43 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 Program Phone: (316) 284-2935 Communities In Schools of Wichita/Sedgwick County, 412 S Main, Ste #212, Wichita, KS 67202, Sedgwick County Program Name: Towne East & Towne West Educational Resource Centers Program Address: 4600 W Kellogg Program Phone: (316) 973-4106 Diversity Kansas, 130 E Murdock, Suite 102, Wichita, KS 67214, Sedgwick County www.diversitykansas.org Program Name: Workplace Diversity Training and Consulting Program Phone: (316) 264-0356 DUI Victim Center of Kansas, 355 N Waco, Ste 220, Wichita, KS 67202, Sedgwick County www.duivictimcenter.com Program Name: DUI Victim Panel Program Phone: (316) 262-1673 East Wichita Shepherd's Center, 4407 E. Douglas, Wichita, KS 67218, Sedgwick County Program Name: East Wichita Shepherd's Center Program Phone: (316) 682-0504 Eastern Cowley County Resource Center (ECCRC), PO Box 195, Burden, KS 67019, Cowley County www.freewebs.com/eccrc Program Name: Eastern Cowley County Education Learning Lab (ECCELL) Program Phone: (620) 438-3333 Forever Crowned, 2046 E 9th, Wichita, KS 67214, Sedgwick County http://www.forevercrowned.org Program Name: Re-Entry Ministry for Ex-Offenders Program Phone: (316) 267-1244 Fundamental Learning Center, 917 S. Glendale, Wichita, KS 67218, Sedgwick County http://www.funlearn.org Program Name: Teacher Education for Classroom Teachers Program Phone: (316) 684-7323

Program Name: Teacher Education for Special Educators/Language Therapists Program Phone: (316) 684-7323 Futures Unlimited, Inc., 2410 N. A St, Wellington, KS 67152, Sumner County http://www.futures-unlimited.org Program Name: Futures Unlimited - Early Head Start - Sumner County Program Phone: (620) 326-8906

Program Name: Futures Unlimited, Inc. - Day Services Program Phone: (620) 326-8906 Global Learning Center, 829 N. Market St., Wichita, KS 67214, Sedgwick County www.glc-wichita.org Program Name: Global Learning Center Program Phone: (316) 264-6884 H.O.P.E., Inc., 2137 N Battin, Wichita, KS 67208, Sedgwick County Program Name: Anger Management - H.O.P.E., Inc. Program Phone: (316) 618-8652 Health Department - Sedgwick County, 1900 E. 9th Street, Wichita, KS 67214, Sedgwick County Program Name: WIC - Health Station - Stanley Program Address: 1749 S Martinson Program Phone: (316) 660-7444 Hutchinson Community College Learning Center, 518 North Washington, Hutchinson, KS 67501, Reno County Program Name: Hutchinson Community College Learning Center Program Phone: (620) 665-8004 Hutchinson Public Library, 901 N. Main, Hutchinson, KS 67501, Reno County http://www.hutchpl.org Program Name: Adult Literacy Program - Hutchinson Program Phone: (620) 663-5441 Hutchinson Recreation Commission, 17 East First, Hutchinson, KS 67501, Reno County Program Name: 50+ Center Program Address: 400 East Ave E Program Phone: (620) 663-2811

44 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 Inter-Faith Ministries, 829 N Market St, Wichita, KS 67214, Sedgwick County http://www.ifmnet.org Program Name: Inter-Faith Ministries GoZones! Program Phone: (316) 264-9303 Kansas Children's Service League, 1365 N Custer, Wichita, KS 67203, Sedgwick County http://www.kcsl.org Program Name: Parenting Education Services Program Phone: (316) 942-4261

Program Name: My Changing Family Program Phone: (316) 942-4261 Kansas Cosmosphere and Space Center, 1100 N Plum , Hutchinson, KS 67501, Reno County www.cosmo.org Program Name: Kansas Cosmosphere and Space Center Summer Camps Program Phone: (620) 662-2305 KANSEL - Kansas School For Effective Learning, 2212 East Central , Wichita, KS 67214, Sedgwick County http://www.kansel.org Program Name: Career Gear Program Address: 2212 E Central Program Phone: (316) 263-9620

Program Name: Computer Literacy Program Address: 2212 E Central Program Phone: (316) 263-9620

Program Name: Reading and Writing Program Address: 2212 E Central Program Phone: (316) 263-9620

Program Name: Basic Math Skills Program Address: 334 N Topeka Suite 103 Program Phone: (316) 263-9620

Program Name: Workplace Literacy Program Address: 2212 E Central Program Phone: (316) 263-9620

Program Name: GED Preparation - KANSEL Program Address: 2212 E Central Program Phone: (316) 263-9620

Program Name: English for Speakers of Other Languages - KANSEL Program Address: 2212 E Central Program Phone: (316) 263-9620

Program Name: Conversational Spanish Program Address: 334 N Topeka Program Phone: (316) 263-9620 K-State Research & Extension Service - Sedgwick County, 7001 W. 21st North , Wichita, KS 67205, Sedgwick County http://www.sedgwickcountyextension.com Program Name: 4-H Youth Program - Extension Service - Sedgwick County Program Phone: (316) 722-7721 K-State Research and Extension - Sumner County, 320 N. Jefferson, Wellington, KS 67152, Sumner County http://www.oznet.ksu.edu/sumner/ Program Name: K-State Family & Consumer Sciences Program Phone: (620) 326-7477

Program Name: 4-H Youth Program Program Phone: (620) 326-7477

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Program Name: Master Gardeners Program Phone: (620) 326-7477 Lillie's Learning Place, 3416 E Oakland, Wichita, KS 67218, Sedgwick County Program Name: Lillie's Learning Place Program Address: 3416 E Oakland Program Phone: (316) 682-8083 McPherson Family Life Center, 224 S. Maple, McPherson, KS 67460, McPherson County Program Name: Anger Management - McPherson Family Life Center Program Phone: (620) 241-6603

Program Name: Individual, Couple, & Family Therapy - McPherson Family Life Cntr Program Phone: (620) 241-6603

Program Name: Parent Education Classes - McPherson Family Life Center Program Phone: (620) 241-6603 Mid-Kansas Community Action Program, Inc. (MIDCAP), 730 Cliff Dr, Augusta, KS 67010, Butler County Program Name: Mid-Kansas Community Action Program - Sumner County Program Address: 1116 W. 8th Program Phone: (620) 326-7439 Planned Parenthood of Kansas and Mid-Missouri, Inc., 2226 E. Central, Wichita, KS 67214, Sedgwick County http://www.ppkm.org Program Name: Planned Parenthood of Kansas and Mid-Missouri, Inc. Program Phone: (316) 263-7575 Senior Services, Inc. of Wichita, 200 S Walnut, Wichita, KS 67213, Sedgwick County http://www.seniorservicesofwichita.org Program Name: Multi-Purpose Senior Centers - Linwood Program Address: 1901 S Kansas Program Phone: (316) 263-3703

Program Name: Multi-Purpose Senior Centers - Northeast Program Address: 2121 E 21st Program Phone: (316) 269-4444

Program Name: Multi-Purpose Senior Centers - Downtown Program Address: 200 S Walnut Program Phone: (316) 267-0197

Program Name: Multi-Purpose Senior Centers - Orchard Park Program Address: 4808 W. 9th Street Program Phone: (316) 942-2293 SHICK, Wichita (Senior Health Ins. Counseling for KS), 130 S Market, Ste 6050, Wichita, KS 67202, Sedgwick County http://www.SedgwickCountyExtension.com Program Name: SHICK, Wichita (Senior Health Ins. Counseling for KS) Program Phone: (316) 722-7721 Sumner Board For Senior Services, 217 W. 8th, Wellington, KS 67152, Sumner County Program Name: Sumner Board For Senior Services Program Address: 217 W 8th Suite 4 Program Phone: (620) 326-2500 TRIO - Veteran's Upward Bound - WSU, Jardine Hall, Rm 415, Box 0137, 1845 Fairmount St, Wichita, KS 67260, Sedgwick County http://www.wichita.edu/vub Program Name: TRIO - Veterans Upward Bound Program Phone: (316) 978-6742 TRIO Educational Opportunity Centers Program, Wichita State University, 1845 Fairmount, Campus Box 112, Wichita, KS 67260, Sedgwick County Program Name: TRIO Educational Opportunity Centers Program

46 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 Program Phone: (316) 978-7800 Urban League of Kansas, 1802 E. 13th, Wichita, KS 67214, Sedgwick County http://www.ulwichita.com Program Name: Education & Skills Training - Wichita Academy Program Address: 2818 E 9th St Program Phone: (316) 683-3315

Program Name: Kansas Quick Careers- Patient Care Assistant Program Program Address: 2814 E 9th St Program Phone: (316) 262-2463 Wellington 21st Century Community Learning Center, 221 S Washington, Wellington, KS 67152, Sumner County http://www.usd353.com/cclc Program Name: Wellington 21st Century Community Learning Center Program Phone: (620) 326-4300 Wellington Community Foundation, 711 N Poplar, Wellington, KS 67152, Sumner County Program Name: Wellington Community Foundation

Program Phone: (620) 326-6169 Wichita Area Technical College - Central Center, 324 N Emporia, Wichita, KS 67202, Sedgwick County Program Name: GED Testing Program Address: 1400 George Washington Dr. Program Phone: (316) 677-1951

Program Name: Adult Literacy Program Address: 324 N Emporia Program Phone: (316) 677-1150

Program Name: English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) - Central Center Program Address: 324 N Emporia Program Phone: (316) 677-1150 Wichita IndoChinese Center, Inc., 2502 E Douglas, Wichita, KS 67214, Sedgwick County Program Name: Adult Education - Wichita IndoChinese Center, Inc. Program Phone: (316) 689-8729

Program Name: Refugee Services - Wichita IndoChinese Center, Inc. Program Phone: (316) 689-8729 Wichita Public Library, 223 S Main, Wichita, KS 67202, Sedgwick County http://www.wichita.lib.ks.us Program Name: Technology Training Center - Wichita Public Library Program Phone: (316) 261-8500

Program Name: Teen and Adults Programs - Wichita Public Library Program Phone: (316) 261-8500 Wichita Public Schools - USD #259, 201 N. Water, Wichita, KS 67202, Sedgwick County http://www.usd259.com Program Name: Education, Public, PreK - 12 Program Phone: (316) 973-4000 Wichita Women's Initiative Network (WIN), 510 E. Third St., Wichita, KS 67202, Sedgwick County http://www.wichitawin.org Program Name: Wichita Women's Initiative Network (WIN) Program Phone: (316) 262-3960 Workforce Alliance of South Central Kansas, 150 N Main, Ste 200, Wichita, KS 67202, Sedgwick County www.workforce-ks.com Program Name: Building Opportunities Program Address: 150 N Main, Ste 10 Program Phone: (316) 771-6681

ESOL Programs

47 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 Arbor E & T, Wichita Workforce Center, 150 N, Main Ste 300, Wichita, KS 67202, Sedgwick County Program Name: WIA Dislocated Worker Program Program Phone: (316) 771-6700

Program Name: WIA Adult Program Program Phone: (316) 771-6700 Arkansas City Literacy Council, c/o Arkansas City Public Library 120 E. 5th Ave, Arkansas City, KS 67005, Cowley County Program Name: Arkansas City Literacy Council Program Phone: (620) 442-1280 Axtell Educational Center, 203 E Broadway, Suite 100, Newton, KS 67114, Harvey County www.newton.k12.ks.us Program Name: Axtell Education Center Program Phone: (316) 284-6230 Butler Community College, 901 S. Haverhill Rd., El Dorado, KS 67042, Butler County www.butlercc.edu Program Name: Adult Education and GED Program Address: 2318 W Central Program Phone: (316) 321-4030 Inter-Faith Ministries, 829 N Market St, Wichita, KS 67214, Sedgwick County http://www.ifmnet.org Program Name: Inter-Faith Ministries GoZones! Program Phone: (316) 264-9303 KANSEL - Kansas School For Effective Learning, 2212 East Central , Wichita, KS 67214, Sedgwick County http://www.kansel.org Program Name: English for Speakers of Other Languages - KANSEL Program Phone: (316) 263-9620 Wichita Area Technical College - Central Center, 324 N Emporia, Wichita, KS 67202, Sedgwick County Program Name: English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) - Central Center Program Phone: (316) 677-1150 Wichita IndoChinese Center, Inc., 2502 E Douglas, Wichita, KS 67214, Sedgwick County Program Name: Senior Services - Wichita IndoChinese Center, Inc. Program Phone: (316) 689-8729

Program Name: Refugee Services - Wichita IndoChinese Center, Inc. Program Phone: (316) 689-8729

Program Name: Adult Education - Wichita IndoChinese Center, Inc. Program Phone: (316) 689-8729

Research • The region has five Research Centers o Wichita State University, Center of Excellence for Composites and Advanced Materials o Wichita State University, National Center for Advanced Materials Performance o Via Christi Regional Medical Center, Orthopaedic Research Institute o Via Christi and Wichita State University, Center of Innovation for Biomaterials in Orthopaedic Research o Pittsburg State University, Kansas Polymer Research Center

48 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 o Due to suppression of data, it is difficult to estimate the total amount of federal funding received within the state o Six awards were granted to business and industry and 36 awards were granted to public educational institutions. o Funding was provided by DOE, DOT, HHS, NASA, NSF, and USDA.

On December 18, 2003, the first day of the second century of flight, the Federal Aviation Administration announced the initiation of a Center of Excellence in Advanced Materials, also to be known as JAMS (the FAA Joint Advanced Materials and Structures Center of Excellence). The center is a joint award to two separate consortiums: the Center of Excellence for Advanced Materials in Transport Aircraft Structures (AMTAS) led by the University of Washington and the Center of Excellence for Composites & Advanced Materials (CECAM) led by Wichita State University.

The FAA’s purpose in establishing this center was to create a focal point for understanding and characterizing advanced materials intended for aviation structures. The main interest of the FAA was to understand the safety and certification nuances of these advanced materials.

Wichita State University (WSU) National Institute for Aviation Research (NIAR) is both a leader and a partner in the validation and quality assurance of composites and advanced materials with one of the few state-of-the art aviation research centers in the United States. The National Center for Advanced Materials Performance and the Center for Excellence for Composites and Advanced Materials leverage their location within the “Air Capital of the World” and integrate university, government and business entities in cooperative efforts to advance technologies.

Pittsburgh State University, Kansas Polymer Research Center (KPRC) is a KTEC Center of Excellence. It was established in 1994 to carry out research in the polymer/plastics area and to complement the educational program offerings in the College of Technology. The PSU Polymer Lab is primarily engaged in applied research. The mission of the Polymer R&D Lab is to help clients solve development and production problems in the field of polymers and plastics.

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Research Centers Table 29. Regional Research Centers for Composites and Advanced Materials Research Center Program Mission Wichita State University, To provide the nation with a center for the validation and Center of Excellence for quality assurance of composites and advanced materials Composites and Advanced to be applied in the construction of aircraft through: (1) Materials research, testing, certification and technology transfer; (2) coordination and cooperation with the FAA, aircraft manufacturers, materials suppliers and airline companies; and (3) education of the aircraft manufacturing and maintenance workforces. Wichita State University, To provide the nation with a center for the validation and National Center for quality assurance of composites and advanced materials Advanced Materials to be applied in the commercial and military aviation Performance industry through (a) data-sharing among multiple users, (b) statistical continuity from one length-scale to another and (c) reduced testing via increased capability and use of numerical/analytical simulation tools. Via Christi Regional Research: Application of engineering methods, Medical Center, techniques, and procedures to the solution of problems in Orthopaedic Research clinical orthopaedics; resulting in new devices, systems, Institute materials, and procedures. Further, the application of

biocompatibility testing using cutting edge in vitro and in vivo model systems to enhance safety assessments. Development: Applied research in the laboratory and in clinical settings to enhance the understanding of orthopaedic-musculoskeletal diseases, their prevention, diagnosis, and treatment. Also, pre-clinical evaluation of pharmaceutical drugs and biological response modifiers for the treatment of arthritis and bone disease Via Christi/WSU, Center CiBOR is a Center that is led and managed by the of Innovation for healthcare industry and that merges expertise in medical

Biomaterial in device implementation with the research capacity of a Orthopaedic Research world class composites center and a manufacturing cluster skilled in the production of high-performance devices Pittsburg State University, Established in 1994 to carry out research in the Kansas Polymer Research polymer/plastics area and to complement the educational Center program offerings in the College of Technology. The PSU Polymer Lab is primarily engaged in applied research. The mission of the Polymer R&D Lab is to help clients solve development and production problems in the field of polymers and plastics.

50 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 Research Funded by the United States Federal Government The U.S. Federal Government spends many billions of dollars every year on research and development (R&D). RaDiUS, which stands for "Research and Development in the United States," is the first database that tracks in virtually real-time all of the research and development activities and resources of the government. RaDiUS is the most comprehensive database of information on the Research and Development (R&D) activities that are funded by the United States Federal Government. RaDiUS data are useful for benchmarking technologies, identifying transferable technologies, finding potential R&D partners, profiling R&D activities and optimizing R&D investments.

The database was searched with the key words of composite, advanced materials, polymer. The search resulted in forty (40) research hits for the state of Kansas between 2000 and 2006. Average fiscal year funding for these funded research projects was $84,360; many awards are funded for multiple years. Due to suppression of data, it is difficult to estimate the total amount of federal funding received within the state.

Six awards were granted to business and industry and 36 awards were granted to public educational institutions. Funding was provided by DOE, DOT, HHS, NASA, NSF, and USDA. The table below outlines the recipients of the grants. Appendix G provides details for each research award.

Table 30. United States Federal Government Grant Recipients, 2000-2006 Number of Performer Performer Type Awards 4 University Of Kansas - Lawrence Public Educational Institution 2 K Wetzel & Co Inc Industry/Business 2 Agrenew, Inc. Industry/Business 1 Nanoscale Materials Inc Industry/Business 1 Kansas Advanced Technology Inc Industry/Business 8 Kansas State University Public Educational Institution 3 Pittsburg State University Public Educational Institution 19 Wichita State University Public Educational Institution Source: Rand RaDiUS Database

51 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 Composites and Advanced Materials Firms Composites and Advanced Materials Firms Survey Summary • Respondent firms forecast employment growth to increase at an average rate of 3.7 percent annually between 2007 and 2010. This equates to an additional workforce of 1,600 annually, with additional demand for replacement employment.

• Nearly all of the survey factors for regional norms and attitudes received a positive survey response. The weakest factor identified was limited interaction between artists and business people.

The Center for Economic Development and Business Research, W. Frank Barton School of Business, Wichita State University was contracted by the Kansas Department of Commerce to provide an asset map of the Composites Kansas Workforce Innovation in Regional Economic Development (WIRED) Region to determine the composites and advanced materials assets within the ten-county region.17

The purpose of the Survey of Advanced Materials and Composites Firms was to provide a deeper understanding of the key networks and cultural attitudes that shape the south central Kansas regional economy and indicate the gap areas that require further investment and provide a base line by which to judge future progress toward regional prosperity in the composites and advanced materials industry.

The data reported in this analysis were collected between March 17, 2008, and April 16, 2008.

At the time of the survey, the Center estimates that the 88 identified regional composites and advanced materials firms employ between 44,000 and 45,000 employees.18 Nineteen firms representing 38,171 employees responded to the survey. This represents 21.6 percent of the

17 The full Survey report can be accessed on the Center’s website www.wichita.edu/cedbr. 18 Employment estimates were not available for all firms identified in the cluster.

52 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 identified firms and 85.8 percent of the estimated composites and advanced materials employment.

Nine participating firms had less than 100 employees, five firms reported between 100 and 300 employees and the five remaining firms reported more than 2,000 employees. Outcomes of the survey have a response bias toward the larger employers; small and midsized firms are underrepresented in the survey.

Section 1: Business Environment Nearly 80 percent of the firms responded positively to how they would currently rate the region overall as a place for their business to succeed. Only 21.1 percent of the firms stated that the region was a “fair location” and zero percent of the firms indicated that the region was a “poor location” for their business to succeed.

The top five Business Environment factors and the lowest five Business Environment factors identified in the survey are listed in the table below.

Index values were created for each business environment factor. The index value is a weighted average of survey responses. The index can range in value from zero to 100. An index of 50 or greater indicates that respondents are generally positive about the business factor. An index of less than 50 indicates that respondents are generally negative about the business factor. The distance from 50 is an indication of the strength of respondents’ perceptions, either negative or positive, about the business factor.

Table 31. Business Environment Factors Please rate the region's current performance level on each BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT factor. Index Top Five Factors Score Business Environment 73.7 The overall quality of the region's FOUR‐YEAR COLLEGES and UNIVERSITIES 70.8 The quality of the region's SPECIALIZED SUPPLIERS for your business 68.4 The cost of doing business in your region ‐ specifically, the cost of REAL ESTATE The quality of the region’s COMMUNICATIONS INFRASTRUCTURE (e.g., wireless and high‐speed 67.5 internet) 66.7 The regional availability of DEMAND / CUSTOMERS for your business Bottom Five Factors Business Environment 40.6 The availability in the region of RISK CAPITAL from VENTURE CAPITAL firms 36.8 The availability in the region of TOP MANAGERS with the qualifications your business requires 35.5 The availability in the region of WORKERS with the skills your business requires The availability in the region of SCIENTISTS and ENGINEERS with the qualifications your business 29.4 requires 25.0 State and local governmental REGULATIONS and permitting procedures affecting businesses

53 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 Section 2: Innovation Networks Interaction with venture capital firms and angel investors was rated low in this section as well as section 1 above. The lack of access to such investment pools is frequently mentioned in Economic Development and Entrepreneurship discussions.

Table 32. Value of Regional Institutions on Capacity to Innovate Please rate how valuable the interaction with each of the following REGIONAL INSTITUTIONS is to your business's CAPACITY TO INNOVATE. Index Top Five Innovation Factors Score 64.7 Regional customers 62.5 Regional suppliers 55.9 Universities and four‐year colleges 55.9 Community / technical colleges 55.6 Industry or cluster associations Bottom Five Innovation Factors 28.1 Banks 23.3 Non‐professional associations (alumni clubs, etc.) 20.0 Angel investors 13.3 Venture capital firms 13.3 Business incubators

54 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 Section 3: Regional Norms and Attitudes

All but one of the regional norms and attitudes factors received an index score of 50 or greater indicating that respondents are generally positive about regional norms and attitudes. An index of less than 50 indicates that respondents are generally negative about the business factor.

Table 33. Regional Norms and Attitudes For each of the following statements, please rate your opinion of our REGIONAL NORMS AND ATTITUDES. Index Top five factors Score 73.7 New residents can easily integrate into the regional business community.

68.4 The region is a welcoming, tolerant and attractive place for people of diverse backgrounds. 68.4 Business leaders proactively share information and resources when possible. Leaders in the region are responsive to the needs of all the regional residents, irrespective of 67.1 ethnicity, cultural heritage, gender, or lifestyle. People from different industry and economic sectors frequently interact in the region (e.g., 67.1 bankers and engineers, manufacturers and tourism).

Bottom five factors The business culture in the region understands failure as part of the learning and innovation 64.5 process. Successful business people in the region actively invest in economic development projects and 63.2 startup ventures. Business leaders in the region treat entrepreneurs, startup, and new companies as full partners 60.5 in all aspects of industry cooperation. Local government institutions eagerly partner with the private sector to promote new business 52.6 development. 44.7 Artists and business people frequently interact in the region.

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Section 4: Demographics

Using data from the Manufacturer’s News database and the Wichita Business Journal, the Center estimated that the 88 identified regional composites and advanced materials firms employ between 44,000 and 45,000 employees.19 Nineteen firms representing 38,171 employees responded to the survey. This represents 21.6 percent of the identified firms and 85.8 percent of the estimated composites and advanced materials employment. Outcomes of the survey have a response bias toward the larger employers; small and midsized firms are underrepresented in the survey.

Table 34. Employment of Respondent Firms What is the approximate number of people employed by your organization in the region? 12/2007

Less than 100 employees 9 47.4% 100 to 299 employees 5 26.3% 300 to 2,000 employees 0 0.0% Over 2,000 employees 5 26.3% 19 100.0%

Nine of the responding firms listed aerospace as their primary industry focus, eight primarily identified with manufacturing, one firm provides business/consulting service and one firm provides wholesale/resale/distribution services.

All firms reported sales regions located beyond south central Kansas. More than half of the firms surveyed state that more than 90 percent of their sales are to customers beyond the region and 63.2 percent of the firms export products or services outside the United States.

Regional composites and advanced materials firms are primarily involved in aeronautic and aerospace applications, but many have diversified application sectors. The region participates in the defense/security, automotive, marine/boat building, railway/mass transit, corrosion resistant products, medical electronics, wind energy, and consumer goods industries.

A wide variety of business processes are executed by the regional firms. These include hand lay- up, vacuum bag/autoclave, resin transfer molding, spray-up and bulk molding compounds. A complete list can be found in the table below.

19 Employment estimates were not available for all firms identified in the cluster.

56 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 Figure 8. Business Processes of Composites and Advanced Materials Firms Which best describes your BUSINESS PROCESS? Choose all that apply. Hand lay‐up 8 27.6% Spray‐up 2 6.9% Sheet molding compounds 0 0.0% Bulk molding compounds 2 6.9% Casting 1 3.4% Pultrusion 0 0.0% Filament winding 1 3.4% Long fiber injection 0 0.0% Continuous laminating 1 3.4% Resin transfer molding 4 13.8% Eco resin transfer molding 1 3.4% Reinforced / structural reaction injection 1 3.4% Vacuum bag / autoclave 5 17.2% Other 3 10.3% 29 100.0% Other: Consulting and Waste Handling; Laser Welded Metallic Hi‐temp Honeycomb Core; Resin Formulation, Coating and Lamination

The employment growth rate of participating firms exceeds the regional, state and national employment growth rate between 2002 and 2005 and between 2005 and 2007. Employment numbers were not available at the county level for 2007 at the time of this report.

Figure 9. Average Annual Percentage Change in Employment

Average Annual Percentage Change in Employment

*Total composites and advanced materials respondents reporting employment in 2002, 2005, and 2007. Kansas and U.S. employment data are from BLS total nonfarm employment.

57 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 Respondent firms forecast employment growth to increase at an average rate of 3.7 percent annually between 2007 and 2010. This equates to an additional workforce of 1,600 annually, with additional demand for replacement employment.

The survey identifies the business environment strengths as four-year colleges and universities, cluster synergies, cost of real estate and quality of communication infrastructures. Business environment challenges include governmental regulations, workforce, and financial capital.

The survey identifies the region’s capacity to innovate strengths in cluster synergies and all levels of post-secondary education. Innovation challenges are entrepreneurial assets - - financial (banks, angel investors, venture capital) and business incubators.

Nearly all of the survey factors for regional norms and attitudes received a positive survey response. The weakest factor identified was limited interaction between artists and business people.

Table 35. Future Quality of Region for Business Success In five years, do you believe the quality of the region as a place for your business to succeed will: Improve 9 47.4% Stay the same 7 36.8% Decline 3 15.8% 19 100.0%

Nearly 80 percent of the firms responded positively to how they would rate the region overall as a place for their business to succeed and nearly half of the respondents believe that the quality of the region will improve over the next five years.

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Figure 10. Kansas Firms Active in the Composites and Advanced Materials Industry

59 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 Figure 11. Composites Kansas WIRED 10-County Region: Firms Active in the Composites and Advanced Materials Industry

60 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 Figure 12. Sedgwick County: Firms Active in the Composites and Advanced Materials Industry

61 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 Figure 13. McPherson County: Firms Active in the Composites and Advanced Materials Industry

62 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 Figure 14. Sumner County: Firms Active in the Composites and Advanced Materials Industry

63 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 14. Extech, Newton Airport, 510 N Oliver Rd., Newton, KS 67114, Table 36. Composites and Advanced Materials Firms, 20 Map Harvey County, Description: Aerospace parts manufacturing, Legend Employees: 6 Alphabetical listing of firms can be located in 15. Standridge Color Corp., 1011 Industrial Dr., Newton, KS Appendix H. 67114, Harvey County, Description: Color compounds for plastics, Employees: 20

701 E. Avenue A, Kingman, KS 1. Abbott Aerospace Composites, LLC., 233 Village Rd, 16. Polymer Group, Inc., 67068, Kingman County, Description: Developer and manufacturer Andover, KS 67002, Butler County, Description: Aero-space of engineered materials and products, Employees: 125 engineering services, Employees: n/a 811 W. 1st St., McPherson, KS 2. Century Plastics, Inc., 126 S. Griffith St., El Dorado, KS 17. Central Plastics, Inc., 67460, McPherson County, Description: Plastic extrusions, 67042, Butler County, Description: Plastic injection molding, Employees: 150 Employees: 25 500 W 1st St, McPherson, KS 67460, 3. D-J Engineering, Inc., 219 W 6th Avenue, Augusta, KS 18. CertainTeed, McPherson County, Description: PVC pipes & drainage systems, 67010, Butler County, Description: Corporate headquarters & Employees: 200 aircraft components, Employees: 125 2130 Industrial Dr., 4. Heartland Plastics, Inc., 910 Industrial Rd., Augusta, KS 19. Ferguson Production, Inc., McPherson, KS 67460, McPherson County, Description: Plastic 67010, Butler County, Description: Blow molding of small & injection molding, Employees: 160 medium polyethylene & polypropylene products, including plastic bottles & 16 & 32 ounce blank sport bottles and parts, Employees: 5 20. Johns Manville, 1465 17th Ave., McPherson, KS 67460, 5. Renew Systems Group (formerly Insignia McPherson County, Description: Fiberglass insulation materials, Employees: 285 Specialty Coatings, LLC), 1210 N. Haverhill Rd., El 1921 E. Euclid Dorado, KS 67042, Butler County, Description: Aircraft & marine 21. Plastics Extrusion Machinery, Inc., Ave., McPherson, KS 67460, McPherson County, Description: paints, Employees: 20 Plastics extrusion machinery, Employees: 31 6. STM Inc, 1000 Industrial Rd, Augusta, KS 67010, Butler 901 N Vanguard St., McPherson, KS 67460, County, Description: Supplier of custom plastic products, 22. Viega, LLC, McPherson County, Description: Cross-linked polyethylene tubing, thermoforming and injection molding, Employees: n/a hydronic radiant heating systems & residential plumbing products, 7. Galaxy Tool Corp., 1111 Industrial Rd., Winfield, KS 67156, Employees: 200 Cowley County, Description: Corporate headquarters & plastic 1200 N injection & blow molds & tooling for the aircraft industry, 23. Global Engineering & Technology, Inc, Halstead St., Hutchinson, KS 67501, Reno County, Description: Employees: 90 Composite aircraft furniture, Employees: 26 8. Jaytec, Inc., 520 W. 9th St., Winfield, KS 67156, Cowley 24. Hanger Prosthetics & Orthotics, Inc., 2100 N. County, Description: Polyvinyl sink drain traps, Employees: 2 Waldron, Hutchinson, KS 67502, Reno County, Description: 9. Lifestyles Unlimited, 115 E. Chestnut St., Arkansas City, KS Prosthetic & orthotic appliances, Employees: 2 67005, Cowley County, Description: Prosthetic & orthotics, 25. Precision Pattern, 1800 E Essex Rd., Hutchinson, KS Employees: 2 67501, Reno County, Description: Aircraft cabinets, Employees: 38 10. MeadWestvaco Corp. (Cal-Mar), 3719 E. 12th St., 3405 E. 4th Avenue, Hutchinson, KS Winfield, KS 67156, Cowley County, Description: Plastic injection 26. Sunflower Wind, 67501, Reno County, Description: Production of wind generation molding, sprayers & pump dispensers, Employees: 200 equipment including turbines and rotors., Employees: n/a 11. Newell Rubbermaid, Inc., 3415 E. 12th Avenue, Winfield, KS 67156, Cowley County, Description: Insulated plastic 27. AAR Composites, AAR Allen Asset products, Employees: 550 Management (within a customer facility), 2203 S 12. Design Mfrs., Inc., 112 Commerce Dr., Hesston, KS 67062, Air Cargo Rd, Wichita, KS 67209, Sedgwick County, Description: Aviation supply chain, Employees: n/a Harvey County, Description: Vacuum formed plastics & tooling & CNC machining job shop, Employees: 5 28. Airbus North America Engineering, 213 N Mead, 13. Elk Creek Trucking, LLC, 915 S. Spencer Road, Wichita, KS 67202, Sedgwick County, Description: Aviation and aeronautical engineers, Employees: 200 Newton, KS 67114, Harvey County, Description: Transportation of composite wings and composite parts for aircraft, Employees: n/a 29. Apex Engineering International (AEI), 1234 N Wellington Pl, Wichita, KS 67203, Sedgwick County, Description: Aircraft components, Employees: n/a 30. Apex Engineering International, LLC., 1812 W. 2nd St. N., Wichita, KS 67203, Sedgwick County, Description: 20 Identification of composites and advanced materials firms Aircraft components, Employees: 100 cannot be done using NAICS codes. Therefore, identification 31. Benecor, Inc., 8250 E. Marion St., Wichita, KS 67210, must be done on a firm by firm basis. The CEDBR intends to Sedgwick County, Description: Stainless steel & aluminum core fully identify all composites and advanced materials firms within honeycomb aircraft parts & RF shielding, Employees: 19 the Region. Additional efforts have been made to identify 32. Boeing Integrated Defense Systems, Wichita composites and advanced materials firms throughout Kansas. Division, 4615 S. Oliver St., Wichita, KS 67210, Sedgwick Please notify the CEDBR of additional firms that are not in the County, Description: Aircraft development and modifications, inventory. The Center’s phone number is (316) 978-3225 and Employees: 3,000 email is [email protected]. 64 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 33. Coleman, Co., Inc., 3600 N. Hydraulic St, Wichita, KS 51. Leading Technology Composites, Inc., 2626 W. May 67201, Sedgwick County, Description: Divisional headquarters & St., Wichita, KS 67213, Sedgwick County, Description: Composite outdoor recreation & camping equipment, Employees: 978 aerospace components, Employees: 150 34. LSI Logic Corp., 3718 N. Rock Rd., Wichita, KS 67226, 52. Lustercraft Plastics, Inc., 1818 S. Meridian Ave., Sedgwick County, Description: Computer sub-storage systems, Wichita, KS 67217, Sedgwick County, Description: Plastic window Employees: 850 well & museum display covers & cases, office products, skylights, 35. Bombardier Aerospace, Learjet Div., 1 Learjet Way, thermoforming & fabrication, Employees: 10 Wichita, KS 67277, Sedgwick County, Description: Business 53. Mid-America Manufacturing, 8441 E 32nd Street aircraft manufacturer and service center, Employees: 2,540 North, Wichita, KS 67226, Sedgwick County, Description: 36. Burnham Composites Structures, Inc., 4203 W. Manufacturing consultant to KS companies to improve productivity, Harry St., Wichita, KS 67209, Sedgwick County, Description: profitability and overall business performance, Employees: n/a Composite parts & assemblies & composite tooling & tooling 54. Metal Finishing Company, Inc., 1423 S. McLean materials for aerospace industry, Employees: 60 Blvd., Wichita, KS 67213, Sedgwick County, Description: 37. Carlson Products, 4601 N. Tyler Rd, Maize, KS 67101, Corporate headquarters & metal plating & finishing, Employees: Sedgwick County, Description: Double-acting impact traffic doors, 250 cooler & freezer doors, solid core doors, pet doors & composite 55. Midwest Plastics Supply, Inc., 2248 S Mead St, doors & metal bakeware, pizza pans & utensils, Employees: 60 Wichita, KS 67211, Sedgwick County, Description: Distributor of 38. Cessna Aircraft Company, 1 Cessna Blvd., Wichita, KS raw plastic materials, including nylon, Employees: 9 67277, Sedgwick County, Description: Divisional headquarters & 56. National Plastics Color, Inc., 100 W. Industrial Ave., small business aircraft, Employees: 12,017 Valley Center, KS 67147, Sedgwick County, Description: Plastic 39. Cessna Aircraft Company, 5800 E. Pawnee Rd., color concentrates & pellets, Employees: 110 Wichita, KS 67277, Sedgwick County, Description: Aircraft 57. Nex-Tech Aerospace (formerly Thayer assembly, Employees: 1,000 Aerospace), 4201 S. 119th St. W., Wichita, KS 67215, 40. Fiber Dynamics, Inc., 3730 Midco St., Wichita, KS 67215, Sedgwick County, Description: Aircraft components, Employees: Sedgwick County, Description: Composite sporting good products 300 & aircraft components, Employees: 45 58. Nordam Group, 9175 E 35 St North, Wichita, KS 67226, 41. Fiberglass and Composite Technology, Sedgwick County, Description: Products and services for the F.A.C.T., 10180 S.W. Blvd., Wichita, KS 67215, Sedgwick airlines, regional airlines, business aviation, air transport OEM's and County, Description: Composites and fiberglass, Employees: 13 military segments of the aerospace and aviation industries, Employees: n/a 42. Global Engineering & Technology, Inc, 1720 S. 151st St. W., Goddard, KS 67052, Sedgwick County, Description: 59. North American Aviation, Inc., 7330 N. Broadway, Composite aircraft furniture, Employees: 168 Wichita, KS 67219, Sedgwick County, Description: Composite tooling & parts, Employees: 30 43. Hanger Prosthetics & Orthotics, Inc., 2104 N. Amidon Ave, Wichita, KS 67203, Sedgwick County, Description: 60. Paragon Services, Inc., 1015 S. West St., Wichita, KS Artificial limbs & orthotic braces, Employees: 4 67213, Sedgwick County, Description: Metal finishing, Employees: 57 44. Hanger Prosthetics & Orthotics, Inc., 410 N Hillside, Wichita, KS 67214, Sedgwick County, Description: 61. PCI NewCo, Inc., 1745 S. Maize Rd., Wichita, KS 67209, Orthotics & prosthetic limbs & braces & plastic fabrication, Sedgwick County, Description: Aircraft composite parts, Employees: 13 Employees: 208 45. Harlow Aerostructures, 1501 S. McLean Blvd., Wichita, 62. Peeples Orthotics & Prosthetics, LLC, 7570 W. 21st KS 67201, Sedgwick County, Description: Precision aerospace St. N., Wichita, KS 67205, Sedgwick County, Description: Orthotic components, including high speed cell manufacturing & & prosthetic appliances, Employees: 6 electromechanical assemblies, Employees: 110 63. Plastic Fabricating Co., Inc., 1650 S. McComas St., 46. Harper Trucks Inc, 1522 S. Florence St., Wichita, KS Wichita, KS 67213, Sedgwick County, Description: Reinforced 67277, Sedgwick County, Description: Hand trucks, dollies & composite aircraft parts, Employees: 230 welding carts, Employees: 210 64. Precision Pattern, 1643 S. Maize Rd., Wichita, KS 67209, 47. Hawker Beechcraft, 9709 E. Central Ave., Wichita, KS Sedgwick County, Description: Aircraft interiors, Employees: 544 67201, Sedgwick County, Description: Manufacture and sale of 65. Regal Plastic Supply Co., 329 N. Indiana Ave., Wichita, aircraft and aircraft parts, Employees: 7,692 KS 67214, Sedgwick County, Description: Distributor of plastic 48. Invista, 4123 E. 37th St. N., Wichita, KS 67220, Sedgwick sheet, rod, tube, film, sealants, adhesives, silicones, LEDs, digital County, Description: Divisional headquarters; polyester fibers & media & fabricated plastic parts, Employees: 9 polymers, Employees: 150 66. Resource Of Wichita, 353 N. Pennsylvania Ave., Wichita, 49. iSi Environmental Services, 215 S. Laura, Wichita, KS KS 67214, Sedgwick County, Description: Distributor of plastic 67211, Sedgwick County, Description: EPA/OSHA Compliance lumber, Employees: 3 Support: Industrial & hazardous materials clean ups, Employees: 80 67. Rusk Co., Inc., Harry B., 1822 E. 1st St. N., Wichita, KS 50. Leading Edge Aerospace, 1360 S Anna St, Wichita, KS 67214, Sedgwick County, Description: Quality control medical 67215, Sedgwick County, Description: Composite aerospace devices & plastic fabrication & machining job shop, Employees: 8 components, Employees: 50 68. Senior Aerospace Composites, 2700 S. Custer Ave., Wichita, KS 67217, Sedgwick County, Description: Composite aircraft parts, assemblies & fabrication, Employees: 265

65 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 69. Spartech Plastics, Inc., 1444 S Tyler Rd, Wichita, KS 89. Wilson Pattern Co., Inc., 17578 286th Rd., Atchison, KS 67209, Sedgwick County, Description: Plastic sheeting & rolled 66002, Atchison County, Description: Wooden, plastic & metal stock, Employees: 120 patterns, foundry core boxes & cast iron permanent molds & 70. 5AeroSystems, Inc., 3801 S. Oliver St., Wichita, KS 67278, vacuum form & rotational mold patterns & molds for thermal Sedgwick County, Description: Commercial aircraft components forming., Employees: 3 design, fabrications and assembly, Employees: 10,900 90. Radcliffe & Radcliffe Marble, Inc., 264 Missouri 71. Techmer PM, LLC, 7015 W. Pueblo Dr., Wichita, KS Pacific St, Hoisington, KS 67544, Barton County, Description: Cast 67209, Sedgwick County, Description: Plastic color & additive polymer kitchen & bathroom countertops, Employees: 4 concentrates, Employees: 23 91. Hawk Engineering, 616 W. 7th St., Galena, KS 66739, 72. TECT Aerospace, 3130 W. Pawnee St., Wichita, KS 67213, Cherokee County, Description: Metal extrusion equipment, Sedgwick County, Description: Aircraft engine parts, Employees: Employees: 30 200 92. Scott Specialties, Inc., 1827 Meadowlark Rd., Clay Center, 73. Thermal Solutions, Inc., 8441 E 32nd St N, Wichita, KS KS 67432, Clay County, Description: Orthopedic, orthotic & 67226, Sedgwick County, Description: Magnetic induction heating prosthetic appliances, Employees: 25 products, Employees: 4 93. Lifestyles Unlimited (H Q), 107 N. Pine St., Pittsburg, 74. Triumph Aerospace Systems - Wichita, 9323 E. KS 66762, Crawford County, Description: Company headquarters; 34th St. N., Wichita, KS 67226, Sedgwick County, Description: prosthetics & orthotics, Employees: 2 Aircraft windows & subassemblies, Employees: 190 94. K WETZEL & CO Inc., 4108 Spring Hill Dr, Lawrence, 75. Triumph Structures, 3258 S. Hoover Rd., Wichita, KS KS 66046, Douglas County, Description: Lawrence-based 67277, Sedgwick County, Description: Precision machining job engineering consulting company engineering state-of-the-art wind shop, Employees: 170 energy, aerospace, and defense systems, Employees: n/a 76. Viega, LLC, 301 N. Main, Wichita, KS 67202, Sedgwick 95. Creative Marble, Inc., 901 W. Mary St., Garden City, KS County, Description: Company headquarters & cross-linked 67846, Finney County, Description: Cultured marble products, polyethylene tubing, hydronic radiant heating systems & residential Employees: 2 plumbing products, Employees: 60 96. Can Do Co., 1202 N. School St., Eureka, KS 67045, 77. Winglet Technology, LLC, 8200 E. 34th Street North, Greenwood County, Description: Interior & exterior plastic RV & Wichita, KS 67226, Sedgwick County, Description: Engineering bus parts, Employees: 17 firm, Employees: n/a 97. C M P, Inc., 9808 Pflumm Rd, Shawnee Mission, KS 66215, 78. Zites, Inc., 3628 S. West St., Wichita, KS 67277, Sedgwick Johnson County, Description: Composite boat propellers & County, Description: Plastic aircraft parts, Employees: 3 rebounding soccer goals, Employees: 4 79. AirPlains Service, Inc., 439 North West Road, Wellington, 98. Cast-Tech Co., 346 N. Lindenwood Dr., Olathe, KS 66062, KS 67152, Sumner County, Description: Supplier of aircraft Johnson County, Description: Distributor of flexible & rigid casting modifications, Employees: 16 resins, Employees: 4 80. Buffco Engineering, 200 Industrial Drive, Mulvane, KS 99. E X T, Inc., 14871 W. 99th St., Lenexa, KS 66285, Johnson 67110, Sedgwick County, Description: Airplane parts, Employees: 6 County, Description: Thermoplastic sheet extrusions & thermoforming, Employees: 50 81. Clark Mfg., Inc., 1936 N. Hwy. 81, Wellington, KS 67152, Sumner County, Description: Aerospace sheet metal parts & 100. Elk Composite Building Products, Inc., 9806 assembly, Employees: 49 Lackman Rd, Lenexa, KS 66219, Johnson County, Description: Wood composite decking materials, Employees: 90 82. Diversified Services, Inc., 27 Clark Ave., Wellington, KS 67152, Sumner County, Description: Airplane part shot peening, 101. Hayes Tooling & Plastics, Inc., 640 S Rogers Rd, chemical conversion coating & anodizing, Employees: 37 Olathe, KS 66062, Johnson County, Description: Plastic fabrication, injection & blow molding & tool & die job shop, 83. D-J Engineering, Inc., 723 E. Spring Avenue, Conway Employees: 20 Springs, KS 67031, Sumner County, Description: Aircraft extrusions, Employees: 5 102. Mass Polymers Corp., 7211 W 98th Ter, Overland Park, KS 66212, Johnson County, Description: Distributor of plastic 84. GKN Aerospace-Precision Machining, Inc., 429 materials & resins, Employees: 4 N. West Rd., Wellington, KS 67152, Sumner County, Description: Aircraft machined parts & assemblies, Employees: 190 103. Olson Mfg. & Distribution, Inc., 8310 Hedge Ln. Terr., Shawnee Mission, KS 66227, Johnson County, Description: 85. K Doll Koatings, 1198 N. Conway Springs Rd., Conway Corporate headquarters & plastic machine parts & drafting Springs, KS 67031, Sumner County, Description: Industrial equipment, Employees: 60 coatings, including plastic media blasting, sandblasting & painting, Employees: 2 104. Midwest Plastics & Processing, Inc., , Cawker City, KS 67430, Mitchell County, Description: Manufacturer & 86. Kansas Plastics, Co., 32 Clark Ave., Wellington, KS distributor of raw plastic materials, including plastic resin 67152, Sumner County, Description: Custom plastic injection processing, Employees: 2 molding, Employees: 35 105. Cessna Aircraft Company, 1 Cessna Blvd., 87. TECT Aerospace Wellington Inc., 1515 N. A St., Independence, KS 67301, Montgomery County, Description: Single Wellington, KS 67152, Sumner County, Description: Fabricated engine aircraft assembly, Employees: 1,000 aircraft structural components & assemblies, Employees: 350 106. Charloma, Inc., 727 N Liberty St, Cherryvale, KS 67335, 88. Triumph Accessory Services, 411 N. West Rd., Montgomery County, Description: Corporate headquarters & plastic Wellington, KS 67152, Sumner County, Description: Airplane parts, Employees: 80 66 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 thermoforming, rotational & injection molding, blow molded & 127. Ametek Aircraft Parts & Accessories, Inc., 1414 composite components, Employees: 225 S. Mosley, Wichita, KS 67211, Sedgwick County, Description: 107. HBD Industries, Inc., 201 N. Allen Ave., Chanute, KS Service certified aircraft accessory components. The company 66720, Neosho County, Description: Thermoset plastic, elastomer & provides service on mechanical, electrical and electronic accessory fabric ducts & hoses, Employees: 100 components., Employees: 44 108. PGI Inc, 7545 Highway 39, Chanute, KS 66720, Neosho 128. Central States Marketing, 1320 N US Highway 81 County, Description: Automotive Body & Interior Repair, Bypass, McPherson, KS 67460, McPherson County, Description: Employees: n/a Wholesale plastic materials, shapes; Chemicals including bio 109. Thermovac, Inc., 1120 W Beech St, Chanute, KS 66720, chemicals and gas materials, Employees: n/a Neosho County, Description: Plastic thermoforming, Employees: 9 129. Excel Industries, Inc., 200 S. Ridge Rd., Hesston, KS 110. Fibertech, LLC, 411 Market St., Osage City, KS 66523, 67062, Harvey County, Description: Lawn and turf mowers, Osage County, Description: Fiberglass fabrication, Employees: 3 Employees: 300 111. MGP Ingredients, Inc., 210 S. Leonard St., Onaga, KS 130. Exline, Inc., 3256 E. Country Club Road, Salina, KS 67402, 66521, Pottawatomie County, Description: Wooden composites, Saline County, Description: Thermal spray coatings to repair and Employees: 20 manufacture products, Employees: 140 112. Scott Specialties, Inc., 512 M St., Belleville, KS 66935, 131. Global Engineering & Technology, Inc, 4848 Republic County, Description: Corporate headquarters & orthopedic Irving St., Wichita, KS 67209, Sedgwick County, Description: goods, Employees: 125 Composite aircraft furniture, Employees: 32 113. Agrenew Inc, 1500 Hayes Dr, Manhattan, KS 66502, Riley 132. Park Aircraft Technologies Corp., 486 N. Oliver County, Description: Other Technical Consulting Services, Road, Newton, KS 67114, Harvey County, Description: Employees: n/a Manufacturer of advanced composite materials for the aerospace industry, Employees: n/a 114. Kansas Advanced Technology Inc., 1500 Hayes Dr, Manhattan, KS 66502, Riley County, Description: Technology 133. Superior Tool Service, Inc., 3939 W. Harry St., Development, Employees: n/a Wichita, KS 67213, Sedgwick County, Description: Carbide & high speed cutting tools & industrial tool & cutter grinding, Employees: 115. Nanoscale Materials Inc., 1310 Research Park Dr., 10 Manhattan, KS 66502, Riley County, Description: Aluminum, magnesium & metal oxides, Employees: 36 134. LOGIX Insulated Concrete Forms (ICF), 330 Cain Dr., Haysville, KS 67060, Sedgwick County, Description: 116. Polymer Services, LLC, 1733 West Rd, Plainville, KS Foam blocks, Employees: 10 67663, Rooks County, Description: Oil pressure pumping services, water shutoff polymer & injection well treatments & polymer- 135. JMT Industries, 1937 S. Mead, Wichita, KS 67211, augmented water flood systems, Employees: 7 Sedgwick County, Description: Aircraft parts and metal fabrication, Employees: 4 117. Kansas Structural Composites, 553 S. Front St., Russell, KS 67665, Russell County, Description: Composites, 136. PFSP Partnership, 3601 S. Seneca, Wichita, KS 67217, including plastic & fiberglass products, Employees: 10 Sedgwick County, Description: PAN fibers, Employees: n/a 118. Hawker Beechcraft, 2656 Scanlan Ave., Salina, KS 137. Jim Palmer Co., 1567 East 60th Ave. North, Belle Plaine, 67401, Saline County, Description: Aircraft wings, Employees: 450 KS 67013, Sumner County, Description: CNC Programming, fabrication of tooling, Employees: n/a 119. Winglet Technology, LLC, 10012 W York St, Wichita, KS 67218, Sedgwick County, Description: Engineering firm, 138. A Box 4 U, 4340 S. West St., Wichita, KS 67217, Sedgwick Employees: n/a County, Description: Blast Resistant modules and portable storage units, Employees: n/a 120. Hanger Prosthetics & Orthotics, Inc., 830 S.W. Lane St., Topeka, KS 66606, Shawnee County, Description: Knee, ankle & foot orthotics & prosthetics, Employees: 5 121. Lohmann & Rauscher, Inc., 6001 S.W. 6th Ave., Topeka, KS 66615, Shawnee County, Description: Soft orthopedic goods, including back & wrist braces & safety vests, Employees: 17 122. Cobalt Boats, 1715 N 8th St, Neodesha, KS 66757, Wilson County, Description: Boat Building, Employees: n/a 123. CertainTeed, 103 Funston Rd., Kansas City, KS 66115, Wyandotte County, Description: Fiberglass insulation, Employees: 450 124. Chemold Products Co., Inc., 1401 Fairfax Tfwy., Kansas City, KS 66115, Wyandotte County, Description: Polyurethane flexible trim, molding & stanchion padding & Kansas & Missouri state seals, Employees: 3 125. Johns Manville, 701 S. 38th St., Kansas City, KS 66106, Wyandotte County, Description: Fiberglass insulation materials, Employees: 25 126. Plastic Packaging Technologies, LLC, 750 S. 65th St., Kansas City, KS 66111, Wyandotte County, Description: Plastic packaging & roll stock, Employees: 118 67 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009

Aviation Firms The Composites Kansas WIRED Region exists alongside a strong aviation cluster. The region has 141 aviation employers with 10 or more employees. Butler, Cowley, Harvey, Reno, Sedgwick and Sumner Counties have aviation manufacturing companies located within their county. Sedgwick County has 118 aviation manufacturers and Sumner County has 12 aviation manufacturers. A complete regional directory can be found in Appendix H.

CEDBR has attempted to compile a comprehensive list of aviation manufacturing companies21 from the four sources.22 The appendix provides 2007 information on the number of employees for each firm. However, CEDBR cannot guarantee the accuracy of this list, as it is dependent on the accuracy of our sources when they were published. Any or all data about individual companies may have changed since publication in these sources. A complete directory of all Kansas aviation firms is available by request from CEDBR.

Figure 15. Number of Kansas Aviation Manufacturing Companies, by County

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21 Aviation Firms were identified by searching for the following SIC Codes: 3441 Fabricated structural metal, 3449 Miscellaneous metal work, 3721 Aircraft, 3724 Aircraft engine and engine parts, 3728 Aircraft parts and equipment, n.e.c., 3761 Guided missiles and space vehicles, 3764 Space propulsion units and parts, 3769 Space vehicle equipment, n.e.c., 3812 Search and navigation equipment, 3829 Measuring and controlling devices, n.e.c. 22 Sources: BusinessInfo USA, 2007 -- 1st Edition; 2007 Kansas Manufacturers Directory; 2007 Book of Lists, Vol. 22, No. 47, Nov. 16, 2007, Wichita Business Journal; Kansas Aerospace Resource Directory, Kansas Department of Commerce, http://kdoch.state.ks.us/public/service/databases/resource_directories/dir_home.jsp?dirId=200. 68 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 Resources for Entrepreneurs Access to economic resources is an important component to business owners and entrepreneurs. This section outlines various community incubators and financing available through various sources. Availability of small business incubators and financial capital allows entrepreneurs and proprietors to finance the development or expansion of a firm.

NetWork Kansas has an online Resource Navigator that helps locate resources to match specific needs. There are more than 400 resource partners in the NetWork Kansas network. Appendix J contains an overview and hyperlinks for many of NetWork Kansas resource partners. The online navigator can be accessed through http://www.networkkansas.com/Resource/Directory.asp.

Regional Community Incubators

NetWork Kansas Established by the Kansas Center for Entrepreneurship, Network Kansas is devoted to the growth of entrepreneurship and small businesses throughout the state of Kansas.

The mission of Network Kansas is to promote an entrepreneurial environment by establishing a central portal that connects entrepreneurs and small business owners with the right resources – expertise, education and economic resources – when they are needed most. Network Kansas partners with well-respected business development organizations and educational institutions that work with entrepreneurs and small business owners who have the vision and potential to succeed. The result is a seamless system that helps to accelerate economic and community development in Kansas. Contact: NetWork Kansas c/o Kansas Center for Entrepreneurship 1845 Fairmount, Box 202 Wichita, Kansas 67260-0202 Phone: (877) 521-8600 Web Site: www.networkkansas.com

69 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 Quest Business Center for Entrepreneurs Hutchinson, Kansas The Quest Center is a non-profit organization whose purpose is to assist people with their new or existing small businesses in Reno County, Kansas. The Quest Center is a partnership among KTEC, the city of Hutchinson, and the Reno County Economic Development Council. Contact: Dan Ledeboer One East Ninth Hutchinson, KS 67501 Phone: (620) 665-8468 Fax: (620) 665-7619 E-mail: [email protected] Web Site: www.hutchquest.com

Wichita State Venture Accelerator (WSVA) The WSVA is a venture incubator focused on the earliest stages of entrepreneurial business development. It is housed in the Center For Entrepreneurship at Wichita State University. Venture incubation is a business support process that accelerates the successful development of start-up and fledgling companies by providing entrepreneurs with an array of targeted resources and services. The WSVA provides assistance and office space to young growth companies that want to be part of an entrepreneurial start-up community. Companies that meet the following criteria are encouraged to apply. 1. Company is a start-up within its first eighteen months. 2. Company is an emerging growth company with a definable large market and a competitive advantage based on its technology, or the company has high growth potential because it addresses a large market and has a unique marketing approach or business model. 3. Company has development needs that can be addressed by programs offered by the Accelerator. 4. Company has either (a) an existing relationship with WSU, or (b) the desire to create a relationship. High-impact linkages include faculty research collaborations and joint development agreements. Contact: Tim Pett Center for Entrepreneurship Wichita State University Wichita Kansas USA 67260-0007 316-978-3000 Email [email protected]

70 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 affiliate, Wichita Technology Ventures provides seed and early-stage equity capital to these emerging growth companies. Its mission is to select, support and accelerate the success of tomorrow's most innovative high-technology entrepreneurs and their companies. Contact: Patricia L. Brasted 7829 Rockhill Rd., Suite 307 Wichita, KS 67206 Phone: (316) 651-5900 Fax: 1-866-810-6671 E-mail: [email protected] Web Site: www.wichitatechnology.com

Additional incubators and financing options are available throughout Kansas. Financing is fairly mobile in the sense that a person or business can obtain funds for investment almost anywhere. However, local businesses tend to deal more with finance and lending institutions found in the local community. Table 37 lists incubators and venture capital, private equity firms and angel investor groups in Kansas.

Table 37. Incubators, and Venture Capital, Private Equity Firms, & Angel Investor Groups in Kansas Venture Capital, Private State Incubators Equity Firms, and Angel Investor Groups KS • Alliance for Technology Commercialization Inc. • Bi-State Investment Group • Development Center of Greater Kansas City • KTEC • Enterprise Center of Johnson County • Mid-America Angels • ITKC • Midwest Venture Alliance • Kansas Entrepreneurial Center Inc. • Mid States Capital • Kansas Technology Enterprise Corporation • Open Prairie Ventures • Mariner Capital Partners LLP. • Kansas University Medical Center Research Institute • Milestone Venture Partners • Lawrence Regional Technology Center • KVCI Management • Mid-America Manufacturing Technology Center • SouthEast Kansas Venture • NetWork Kansas Alliance • NISTAC • October Capital • Quest Business Center for Entrepreneurs • The Accelerator • University of Kansas Medical Center Research Institute • University of Kansas Office of Technology Transfer and Intellectual Property • Western Kansas Technology Corporation • Wichita Technology Corporation Source: Gaebler Ventures, National Business Incubators Association, American Capital Association, National Venture Capital Association, National Association of Seed and Venture Funds

Table 38 provides a hyperlink to access the Kansas Angel Tax Credit.

Table 38. Angel Tax Credits State Program Nature of Credit KS Kansas Angel Tax Credit A tax credit shall be equal to the lessor of $50,000 or 50 percent of an Angel Investor’s Qualified Cash Investment in a single business. Additionally, for each tax year, an Angel Investor shall not be entitled to claim tax credits under this Act for more than $250,000.

71 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 Figure 16. Technology Commercialization Process

72 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 Appendix A. Population Change and Net Migration in Kansas, by County, 1990-2000 Population Change and Net Migration in Kansas, by County, 1990-2000

April 1, 1990 April 1, 2000 1991-2000 1991-2000 Change 1990-2000 1990-2000 Natural Increase Net Migration (Births - Deaths) (International+ Internal) County Population Population Births Deaths Number Percent Number Percent Allen 14,638 14,385 1,806 1,867 -253 -1.7 -192 -1.3 Anderson 7,803 8,110 962 1,070 307 3.9 415 5.3 Atchison 16,932 16,774 2,107 1,898 -158 -0.9 -367 -2.2 Barber 5,874 5,307 549 815 -567 -9.7 -301 -5.1 Barton 29,382 28,205 3,822 3,153 -1,177 -4.0 -1,846 -6.3 Bourbon 14,966 15,379 1,956 2,095 413 2.8 552 3.7 Brown 11,128 10,724 1,375 1,479 -404 -3.6 -300 -2.7 Butler 50,580 59,484 7,414 4,780 8,904 17.6 6,270 12.4 Chase 3,021 3,030 416 427 9 0.3 20 0.7 Chautauqua 4,407 4,359 344 651 -48 -1.1 259 5.9 Cherokee 21,374 22,605 2,909 2,839 1,231 5.8 1,161 5.4 Cheyenne 3,243 3,165 294 436 -78 -2.4 64 2.0 Clark 2,418 2,390 259 370 -28 -1.2 83 3.4 Clay 9,158 8,822 988 1,231 -336 -3.7 -93 -1.0 Cloud 11,023 10,268 1,054 1,732 -755 -6.8 -77 -0.7 Coffey 8,404 8,865 1,016 1,012 461 5.5 457 5.4 Comanche 2,313 1,967 224 363 -346 -15.0 -207 -8.9 Cowley 36,915 36,291 4,731 4,236 -624 -1.7 -1,119 -3.0 Crawford 35,582 38,242 5,010 4,671 2,660 7.5 2,321 6.5 Decatur 4,021 3,472 351 596 -549 -13.7 -304 -7.6 Dickinson 18,958 19,344 2,310 2,407 386 2.0 483 2.5 Doniphan 8,134 8,249 981 913 115 1.4 47 0.6 Douglas 81,798 99,962 11,029 4,796 18,164 22.2 11,931 14.6 Edwards 3,787 3,449 410 557 -338 -8.9 -191 -5.0 Elk 3,327 3,261 280 575 -66 -2.0 229 6.9 Ellis 26,004 27,507 3,237 2,239 1,503 5.8 505 1.9 Ellsworth 6,586 6,525 542 908 -61 -0.9 305 4.6 Finney 33,070 40,523 8,591 1,990 7,453 22.5 852 2.6 Ford 27,463 32,458 6,090 2,469 4,995 18.2 1,374 5.0 Franklin 21,994 24,784 3,327 2,469 2,790 12.7 1,932 8.8 Geary 30,453 27,947 8,156 2,029 -2,506 -8.2 -8,633 -28.3 Gove 3,231 3,068 367 382 -163 -5.0 -148 -4.6 Graham 3,543 2,946 270 414 -597 -16.9 -453 -12.8 Grant 7,159 7,909 1,445 519 750 10.5 -176 -2.5 Gray 5,396 5,904 884 471 508 9.4 95 1.8 Greeley 1,774 1,534 195 183 -240 -13.5 -252 -14.2 Greenwood 7,847 7,673 806 1,201 -174 -2.2 221 2.8 Hamilton 2,388 2,670 329 293 282 11.8 246 10.3 Harper 7,124 6,536 695 1,028 -588 -8.3 -255 -3.6 Harvey 31,028 32,869 4,085 3,272 1,841 5.9 1,028 3.3 Haskell 3,886 4,307 777 258 421 10.8 -98 -2.5 Hodgeman 2,177 2,085 204 232 -92 -4.2 -64 -2.9 Jackson 11,525 12,657 1,581 1,285 1,132 9.8 836 7.3 Jefferson 15,905 18,426 2,008 1,611 2,521 15.9 2,124 13.4 Jewell 4,251 3,791 330 591 -460 -10.8 -199 -4.7 Johnson 355,021 451,479 61,150 23,218 96,458 27.2 58,526 16.5 Kearny 4,027 4,531 704 332 504 12.5 132 3.3 Kingman 8,292 8,673 967 1,041 381 4.6 455 5.5 Kiowa 3,660 3,278 407 403 -382 -10.4 -386 -10.5 Labette 23,693 22,835 2,833 2,991 -858 -3.6 -700 -3.0 Lane 2,375 2,155 240 258 -220 -9.3 -202 -8.5 Leavenworth 64,371 68,691 8,600 4,867 4,320 6.7 587 0.9 Lincoln 3,653 3,578 323 576 -75 -2.1 178 4.9 Linn 8,254 9,570 984 1,259 1,316 15.9 1,591 19.3 Logan 3,081 3,046 356 387 -35 -1.1 -4 -0.1 Lyon 34,732 35,935 5,116 2,942 1,203 3.5 -971 -2.8 McPherson 27,268 29,554 3,382 3,072 2,286 8.4 1,976 7.2 Marion 12,888 13,361 1,448 1,881 473 3.7 906 7.0 Marshall 11,705 10,965 1,097 1,614 -740 -6.3 -223 -1.9 Meade 4,247 4,631 661 516 384 9.0 239 5.6 Miami 23,466 28,351 3,370 2,434 4,885 20.8 3,949 16.8 Mitchell 7,203 6,932 710 1,040 -271 -3.8 59 0.8 Montgomery 38,816 36,254 4,523 4,801 -2,562 -6.6 -2,284 -5.9 Morris 6,198 6,104 727 791 -94 -1.5 -30 -0.5 Morton 3,480 3,496 532 310 16 0.5 -206 -5.9 Nemaha 10,446 10,717 1,401 1,511 271 2.6 381 3.6 Neosho 17,035 16,997 2,013 2,118 -38 -0.2 67 0.4 Ness 4,033 3,454 364 499 -579 -14.4 -444 -11.0 Norton 5,947 5,953 572 793 6 0.1 227 3.8 Osage 15,248 16,712 1,948 1,796 1,464 9.6 1,312 8.6 Osborne 4,867 4,452 428 766 -415 -8.5 -77 -1.6 Ottawa 5,634 6,163 650 786 529 9.4 665 11.8 Pawnee 7,555 7,233 767 867 -322 -4.3 -222 -2.9 Phillips 6,590 6,001 685 918 -589 -8.9 -356 -5.4 Pottawatomie 16,128 18,209 2,533 1,578 2,081 12.9 1,126 7.0 Pratt 9,702 9,647 1,127 1,164 -55 -0.6 -18 -0.2 Rawlins 3,404 2,966 285 412 -438 -12.9 -311 -9.1 Reno 62,389 64,790 8,074 6,602 2,401 3.8 929 1.5 Republic 6,482 5,835 525 1,055 -647 -10.0 -117 -1.8 Rice 10,610 10,761 1,223 1,332 151 1.4 260 2.5 Riley 67,139 62,852 9,231 2,772 -4,287 -6.4 -10,746 -16.0 Rooks 6,039 5,685 639 795 -354 -5.9 -198 -3.3 Rush 3,842 3,551 347 557 -291 -7.6 -81 -2.1 Russell 7,835 7,370 738 1,076 -465 -5.9 -127 -1.6 Saline 49,301 53,597 7,438 4,754 4,296 8.7 1,612 3.3 Scott 5,289 5,120 666 564 -169 -3.2 -271 -5.1 Sedgwick 403,662 452,869 73,795 33,845 49,207 12.2 9,257 2.3 Seward 18,743 22,510 4,521 1,333 3,767 20.1 579 3.1 Shawnee 160,976 169,871 23,580 16,082 8,895 5.5 1,397 0.9 Sheridan 3,043 2,813 260 324 -230 -7.6 -166 -5.5 Sherman 6,926 6,760 863 733 -166 -2.4 -296 -4.3 Smith 5,078 4,536 402 806 -542 -10.7 -138 -2.7 Stafford 5,365 4,789 547 786 -576 -10.7 -337 -6.3 Stanton 2,333 2,406 414 190 73 3.1 -151 -6.5 Stevens 5,048 5,463 829 408 415 8.2 -6 -0.1 Sumner 25,841 25,946 3,343 2,941 105 0.4 -297 -1.1 Thomas 8,258 8,180 1,118 781 -78 -0.9 -415 -5.0 Trego 3,694 3,319 313 531 -375 -10.2 -157 -4.3 Wabaunsee 6,603 6,885 769 668 282 4.3 181 2.7 Wallace 1,821 1,749 229 183 -72 -4.0 -118 -6.5 Washington 7,073 6,483 694 1,056 -590 -8.3 -228 -3.2 Wichita 2,758 2,531 382 231 -227 -8.2 -378 -13.7 Wilson 10,289 10,332 1,195 1,487 43 0.4 335 3.3 Woodson 4,116 3,788 343 604 -328 -8.0 -67 -1.6 Wyandotte 162,026 157,882 27,709 16,080 -4,144 -2.6 -15,773 -9.7 Kansas 2,477,588 2,688,824 377,606 235,330 211,236 8.5 68,960 2.8 Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 1990 Census of Population, 2000 Census, and CQR, http://www.census.gov/prod/cen2000/notes/cqr-ks.pdf (accessed May 9, 2006); Kansas Department of the and Environment, Annual Summary of Vital Statistics, various issues.

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Appendix B. Cumulative Components of Population Change for Kansas, by County, 2000-2008 April 1, 2000 to July 1, 2008 Total Vital Events Net Migration Natural Geographic Area Population International* Increase Births Deaths Total Internal Change* * .Allen County -1,066 -36 1,440 1,476 -982 43 -1,025 .Anderson County -126 61 867 806 -121 21 -142 .Atchison County -293 295 1,805 1,510 -499 41 -540 .Barber County -633 -170 384 554 -439 11 -450 .Barton County -502 499 2,988 2,489 -1,672 534 -2,206 .Bourbon County -528 178 1,780 1,602 -636 22 -658 .Brown County -715 -17 1,140 1,157 -669 67 -736 .Butler County 4,080 1,965 6,424 4,459 2,399 270 2,129 .Chase County -226 71 348 277 -269 23 -292 .Chautauqua County -591 -266 307 573 -307 9 -316 .Cherokee County -1,523 -74 2,144 2,218 -1,330 45 -1,375 .Cheyenne County -423 -148 195 343 -268 45 -313 .Clark County -282 -30 201 231 -240 17 -257 .Clay County 37 -48 830 878 122 -10 132 .Cloud County -815 -379 895 1,274 -384 47 -431 .Coffey County -456 -68 837 905 -347 27 -374 .Comanche County -17 -137 140 277 134 5 129 .Cowley County -2,226 373 3,827 3,454 -2,393 183 -2,576 .Crawford County 626 676 4,366 3,690 134 644 -510 .Decatur County -560 -223 204 427 -323 39 -362 .Dickinson County -16 -110 1,810 1,920 180 45 135 .Doniphan County -496 -5 665 670 -441 -2 -439 .Douglas County 14,786 5,717 10,310 4,593 4,584 2,401 2,183 .Edwards County -367 11 344 333 -350 69 -419 .Elk County -214 -139 277 416 -55 7 -62 .Ellis County 294 954 2,953 1,999 -512 229 -741 .Ellsworth County -275 -278 406 684 33 -5 38 .Finney County 475 4,965 6,563 1,598 -7,207 2,971 -10,178 .Ford County 835 3,356 5,392 2,036 -2,418 3,029 -5,447 .Franklin County 1,778 1,158 3,094 1,936 343 121 222 .Geary County 3,224 3,370 4,920 1,550 -4,167 9 -4,176 .Gove County -520 -44 259 303 -465 5 -470 .Graham County -354 -113 188 301 -219 5 -224 .Grant County -514 710 1,149 439 -1,208 317 -1,525 .Gray County -216 331 776 445 -523 280 -803 .Greeley County -268 -7 127 134 -257 49 -306 .Greenwood County -812 -313 662 975 -450 33 -483 .Hamilton County -39 128 345 217 -149 160 -309 .Harper County -679 -289 565 854 -359 13 -372 .Harvey County 806 698 3,593 2,895 258 376 -118 .Haskell County -388 334 568 234 -687 147 -834 .Hodgeman County -137 -18 170 188 -112 7 -119 .Jackson County 583 422 1,456 1,034 219 2 217 .Jefferson County -5 377 1,749 1,372 -268 24 -292 .Jewell County -649 -226 189 415 -411 1 -412 .Johnson County 83,007 37,708 61,861 24,153 46,989 9,215 37,774 .Kearny County -372 262 543 281 -616 144 -760 .Kingman County -954 -209 700 909 -714 -5 -709 .Kiowa County -737 23 284 261 -755 23 -778 .Labette County -964 -54 2,335 2,389 -812 20 -832 .Lane County -412 -70 144 214 -327 5 -332 .Leavenworth County 5,585 3,425 7,705 4,280 2,511 -16 2,527 .Lincoln County -317 -152 296 448 -148 5 -153 .Linn County 46 86 934 848 0 -2 2 .Logan County -453 -34 251 285 -393 5 -398 .Lyon County -373 2,080 4,501 2,421 -2,284 1,332 -3,616 .McPherson County -510 -4 2,885 2,889 -322 32 -354 .Marion County -1,261 -426 1,037 1,463 -762 22 -784 .Marshall County -787 -179 986 1,165 -559 28 -587 .Meade County -272 124 499 375 -376 115 -491 .Miami County 2,638 1,291 3,334 2,043 1,493 42 1,451 .Mitchell County -640 -254 509 763 -353 13 -366 .Montgomery County -1,857 88 3,971 3,883 -1,860 158 -2,018 .Morris County -67 -145 474 619 120 36 84 .Morton County -518 172 436 264 -649 121 -770 .Nemaha County -605 -151 1,062 1,213 -408 13 -421 .Neosho County -774 129 1,783 1,654 -814 25 -839 .Ness County -509 -161 245 406 -429 1 -430 .Norton County -583 -133 435 568 -405 13 -418 .Osage County -385 45 1,548 1,503 -311 14 -325 .Osborne County -648 -263 295 558 -380 5 -385 .Ottawa County -137 -38 574 612 -73 3 -76 .Pawnee County -942 -143 531 674 -735 22 -757 .Phillips County -662 -193 499 692 -455 -1 -454 .Pottawatomie County 1,486 1,074 2,464 1,390 494 -7 501 .Pratt County -236 -40 965 1,005 -146 38 -184 .Rawlins County -463 -154 171 325 -304 5 -309 .Reno County -1,363 1,380 6,959 5,579 -2,514 331 -2,845 .Republic County -1,023 -336 383 719 -648 5 -653 .Rice County -701 -1 1,047 1,048 -615 150 -765 .Riley County 8,226 5,395 7,887 2,492 -201 901 -1,102 .Rooks County -549 -74 485 559 -437 5 -442 .Rush County -319 -132 302 434 -172 5 -177 .Russell County -729 -260 610 870 -437 5 -442 .Saline County 1,060 2,307 6,463 4,156 -972 652 -1,624 .Scott County -543 110 543 433 -618 32 -650 .Sedgwick County 29,994 33,313 64,456 31,143 -1,127 9,294 -10,421 .Seward County 506 3,216 4,342 1,126 -2,612 2,464 -5,076 .Shawnee County 4,838 7,117 20,822 13,705 -1,407 1,509 -2,916 .Sheridan County -303 -23 231 254 -272 5 -277 .Sherman County -747 37 625 588 -767 28 -795 .Smith County -635 -281 272 553 -337 -1 -336 .Stafford County -463 -105 405 510 -331 41 -372 .Stanton County -258 171 320 149 -425 97 -522 .Stevens County -407 371 745 374 -762 233 -995 .Sumner County -2,330 339 2,586 2,247 -2,517 15 -2,532 .Thomas County -903 208 826 618 -1,056 7 -1,063 .Trego County -437 -111 262 373 -294 7 -301 .Wabaunsee County 37 142 678 536 -69 -1 -68 .Wallace County -345 -7 137 144 -328 11 -339 .Washington County -692 -253 497 750 -409 17 -426 .Wichita County -383 106 292 186 -472 31 -503 .Wilson County -634 -152 1,002 1,154 -423 15 -438 .Woodson County -503 -197 282 479 -292 0 -292 .Wyandotte County -3,595 11,333 23,349 12,016 -14,185 7,084 -21,269 Kansas 113,716 130,828 330,717 199,889 -21,213 46,742 -67,955

*Total population change includes residual - see State and County Terms & Definitions at http://www.census.gov/popest/topics/terms/states.html. **Net international migration includes the international migration of both native and foreign-born populations. Specifically, it includes: (a) the net international migration of the foreign born, (b) the net migration between the United States and Puerto Rico, (c) the net migration of natives to and from the United States, and (d) the net overseas movement of the Armed Forces population. Note: The April 1, 2000 estimates base reflects changes to the Census 2000 population resulting from legal boundary updates as of January 1 of the estimates year, other geographic program changes, and Count Question Resolution actions. All geographic boundaries for the 2007 population estimates series are defined as of January 1, 2007. Dash (-) represents zero or rounds to zero. Source: U.S. Census Bureau, http://www.census.gov/popest/counties/CO-EST2007-04.html, Release Date: March 20, 2008

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Appendix C. Directory of Regional K-12 Schools by County Source: Kansas Department of Education, January 16, 2008 Butler County 1. Andover, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Cottonwood Elementary, Principal: Shari Rooks, 1747 N Andover Rd, Andover, KS 67002, Butler County, Phone: 3167335066, Fax: 3167333648, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 525

2. Andover, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Meadowlark Elementary, Principal: Jody Baker, 1411 N Main St, Andover, KS 67002, Butler County, Phone: 3167335251, Fax: 3167333651, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 402

3. Andover, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Sunflower Elementary School, Principal: Rita Decker, 616 E Douglas, Andover, KS 67002, Butler County, Phone: 3162668880, Fax: 3162668890, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 562

4. Augusta, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Ewalt Elementary, Principal: Greg Clark, 2340 Greyhound Dr, Augusta, KS 67010, Butler County, Phone: 3167750056, Fax: 3167751556, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 415

5. Augusta, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Garfield Elem, Principal: Kim Christner, 135 High St, Augusta, KS 67010, Butler County, Phone: 3167756601, Fax: 3167751669, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 264

6. Augusta, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Lincoln Elem, Principal: Pam Karslake, 1801 Dearborn, Augusta, KS 670102196, Butler County, Phone: 3167755415, Fax: 3167755355, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 234

7. Augusta, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Robinson Elem, Principal: Greg Taylor, 1301 Helen St, Augusta, KS 670101698, Butler County, Phone: 3167757561, Fax: 3167750867, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 255

8. Bluestem, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Bluestem-Haverhill Elem, Principal: Kevin Hood, 9110 SW Haverhill Rd, Augusta, KS 67010, Butler County, Phone: 3167756904, Fax: 3167753891, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 36

9. Bluestem, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Bluestem-Leon Elem, Principal: Debbie Webster, 501 Mill Rd, Leon, KS 67074, Butler County, Phone: 3167423291, Fax: 3167429966, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 254

10. Circle, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Benton Elem, Principal: Dorsey Burgess, PO Box 39, Benton, KS 67017, Butler County, Phone: 3167781151, Fax: 3167781789, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 297

11. Circle, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Oil Hill Elem, Principal: Michael Janzen, 2700 W 6th Avenue, El Dorado, KS 670423064, Butler County, Phone: 3163209515, Fax: 3163212342, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 213

12. Circle, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Towanda Elem, Principal: Don Coffman (K-6), P O Box 179, Towanda, KS 67144, Butler County, Phone: 3165362281, Fax: 3165412840, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 348

13. Douglass Public Schools, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Leonard C Seal Elem, Principal: Rob Reynolds, PO Box 158, Douglass, KS 67039, Butler County, Phone: 3167473350, Fax: 3167473359, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 360

14. El Dorado, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Grandview Elem, Principal: Kim McCune, 1300 Lawndale St, El Dorado, KS 67042, Butler County, Phone: 3163224830, Fax: 3163224831, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 260

15. El Dorado, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Jefferson Elem, Principal: Amy Clites, 1216 W Third, El Dorado, KS 67042, Butler County, Phone: 3163224840, Fax: 3163224841, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 194

16. El Dorado, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Lincoln Elem, Principal: Miles Harvey, 522 West Fifth Street, El Dorado, KS 67042, Butler County, Phone: 3163224850, Fax: 3163224851, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 168

17. El Dorado, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Skelly Elem, Principal: Dallas Woolf, 1421 West Towanda, El Dorado, KS 67042, Butler County, Phone: 3163224860, Fax: 3163224861, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 229

18. El Dorado, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Washington Elem, Principal: Scott Ennis, 701 South Atchison, El Dorado, KS 67042, Butler County, Phone: 3163224870, Fax: 3163224871, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 167

19. Flinthills, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Flinthills Intermediate School, Principal: Larry Gawith, PO Box 188, Rosalia, KS 671320188, Butler County, Phone: 6204762218, Fax: 6204762391, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 88

20. Flinthills, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Flinthills Primary School, Principal: Larry Gawith, 200 N Washington, Cassoday, KS 66842, Butler County, Phone: 6207354428, Fax: 6207354429, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 47

21. Remington-Whitewater, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Remington Elementary at Potwin, Principal: Jason Marciano, PO Box 277, Potwin, KS 67123, Butler County, Phone: 6207523239, Fax: 6207523611, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 192

22. Remington-Whitewater, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Remington Middle School, Principal: Bruce Krase, PO Box 99, Whitewater, KS 67154, Butler County, Phone: 3167992131, Fax: 3167992581, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 160

23. Rose Hill Public Schools, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Rose Hill Intermediate, Principal: Kevin Collier, 104 N Rose Hill Rd, Rose Hill, KS 671339785, Butler County, Phone: 3167763330, Fax: 3167763335, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 404

24. Rose Hill Public Schools, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Rose Hill Primary, Principal: Debbie Sanders, 104 N Rose Hill Rd, Rose Hill, KS 671339785, Butler County, Phone: 3167763340, Fax: 3167763379, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 362

25. Andover, Public School Districts, Junior High School School, School Name: Andover Central Middle School, Principal: Doug Baber, 903 E Central, Andover, KS 67002, Butler County, Phone: 3162668845, Fax: 3162668878, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 530

26. Andover, Public School Districts, Junior High School School, School Name: Andover Middle School, Principal: Brett White, 1628

75 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 N Andover Rd, Andover, KS 67002, Butler County, Phone: 3167335061, Fax: 3167333666, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 551

27. Augusta, Public School Districts, Middle School School, School Name: Augusta Middle School, Principal: Eileen Dreiling, 1001 State St, Augusta, KS 670101178, Butler County, Phone: 3167756383, Fax: 3167753853, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 465

28. Bluestem, Public School Districts, Middle School School, School Name: Bluestem Middle School, Principal: Kevin Hood, 625 Mill Rd, Leon, KS 67074, Butler County, Phone: 3167423263, Fax: 3167423748, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 102

29. Circle, Public School Districts, Middle School School, School Name: Circle Middle School, Principal: Doug Bacon, 14697 SW 20th, Benton, KS 67017, Butler County, Phone: 3167781470, Fax: 3167781749, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 261

30. Douglass Public Schools, Public School Districts, Middle School School, School Name: Marvin Sisk Middle School, Principal: Robert Swigart, PO Box 158, Douglass, KS 67039, Butler County, Phone: 3167473340, Fax: 3167473346, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 175

31. El Dorado, Public School Districts, Middle School School, School Name: El Dorado Middle, Principal: Stan Ruff, 500 W Central Ave, El Dorado, KS 67042, Butler County, Phone: 3163224820, Fax: 3163224821, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 488

32. Rose Hill Public Schools, Public School Districts, Middle School School, School Name: Rose Hill Middle, Principal: Kay Walker, 104 N Rose Hill Rd, Rose Hill, KS 671339785, Butler County, Phone: 3167763320, Fax: 3167763319, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 421

33. Andover, Public School Districts, High School School, School Name: Andover Central High School, Principal: Mark Templin, 603 E Central, Andover, KS 67002, Butler County, Phone: 3162668800, Fax: 3162668840, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 715

34. Andover, Public School Districts, High School School, School Name: Andover High, Principal: Bob Baier, 1744 N Andover Rd, Andover, KS 67002, Butler County, Phone: 3167331335, Fax: 3167333681, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 688

35. Augusta, Public School Districts, High School School, School Name: Augusta Sr High, Principal: Paul Larkin, 2020 Ohio St, Augusta, KS 670102198, Butler County, Phone: 3167755461, Fax: 3167753484, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 735

36. Bluestem, Public School Districts, High School School, School Name: Bluestem High, Principal: Ron Wrampe, 500 Bluestem Dr, Leon, KS 67074, Butler County, Phone: 3167423281, Fax: 3167423813, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 272

37. Circle, Public School Districts, High School School, School Name: Circle High, Principal: Al Sersland, PO Box 159, Towanda, KS 67144, Butler County, Phone: 3165412277, Fax: 3165362859, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 514

38. Douglass Public Schools, Public School Districts, High School School, School Name: Douglass High, Principal: Chad Higgins, PO Box 158, Douglass, KS 67039, Butler County, Phone: 3167473310, Fax: 3167473315, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 291

39. El Dorado, Public School Districts, High School School, School Name: El Dorado High, Principal: Bret McClendon, 401 McCollum Road, El Dorado, KS 67042, Butler County, Phone: 3163224810, Fax: 3163224811, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 622

40. Flinthills, Public School Districts, High School School, School Name: Flinthills Middle School-High School, Principal: Neal Weltha, PO Box 188, Rosalia, KS 671320188, Butler County, Phone: 6204762215, Fax: 6204762244, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 149

41. Remington-Whitewater, Public School Districts, High School School, School Name: Frederic Remington High, Principal: James Regier, 8850 NW Meadowlark Rd, Whitewater, KS 67154, Butler County, Phone: 3167992123, Fax: 3167992943, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 207

42. Rose Hill Public Schools, Public School Districts, High School School, School Name: Rose Hill High, Principal: John Purvis, 104 N Rose Hill Rd, Rose Hill, KS 671339785, Butler County, Phone: 3167763360, Fax: 3167763378, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 605

43. Berean Academy Elbing, Non-Accredited Private Schools, School, School Name: Berean Academy Elbing, Principal: Terry Tilson, PO Box 70, Elbing, KS 670410070, Butler County, Phone: 3167992211, Fax: 3167792601, Email: [email protected], Enrollment:

Cowley County 44. Arkansas City, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Adams Elem, Principal: Michel Sportsman, 1201 N 10th St, Arkansas City, KS 670051998, Cowley County, Phone: 6204412040, Fax: 6204412044, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 284

45. Arkansas City, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: C 4 Elem, Principal: Nancy Haas, 11945 292nd Rd, Arkansas City, KS 67005, Cowley County, Phone: 6204412045, Fax: 6204412049, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 174

46. Arkansas City, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Frances Willard Elem, Principal: Jeff Shearon, 201 N 4th St, Arkansas City, KS 670052599, Cowley County, Phone: 6204412050, Fax: 6204412054, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 246

47. Arkansas City, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: I X L Elem, Principal: Mark Whitener, 6758 322nd Rd, Arkansas City, KS 670059101, Cowley County, Phone: 6204412055, Fax: 6204412059, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 216

48. Arkansas City, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Jefferson Elem, Principal: Sheryl Leeds, 131 Osage Ave, Arkansas City, KS 670051299, Cowley County, Phone: 6204412060, Fax: 6204412064, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 250

49. Arkansas City, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Roosevelt Elem, Principal: Thomas Bauer, 300 North B, Arkansas City, KS 670052297, Cowley County, Phone: 6204412070, Fax: 6204412074, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 260

50. Central, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Central Elem, Principal: Marian Hedges, 104t N Oak, Burden, KS 67019, Cowley County, Phone: 6204383195, Fax: 6204383198, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 141

51. Dexter, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Dexter Elem, Principal: Robert Holmes, P.O. Box 97, Dexter, KS 670380097, Cowley County, Phone: 6208765415, Fax: 6208765548, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 69

52. Lutheran Schools (Topeka), Private Accredited School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Trinity Lutheran Elem [Winfield], Principal: Mark Schotte, 910 Mound St, Winfield, KS 671563929, Cowley County, Phone: 6202211820, Fax: 6202213779, Email:

76 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 [email protected], Enrollment: 41

53. Udall, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Udall Elem, Principal: Loren Feldkamp, PO Box 325, Udall, KS 67146, Cowley County, Phone: 6207823632, Fax: 6207823108, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 191

54. Wichita Catholic Diocese, Private Accredited School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Holy Name Catholic Elem [Winfield], Principal: Kim Porter, 700 Fuller, Winfield, KS 67156, Cowley County, Phone: 6202210230, Fax: 6202214047, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 41

55. Wichita Catholic Diocese, Private Accredited School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Sacred Heart Catholic Elem [Arkansas City], Principal: Richard Sleefe, 312 South B Street, Arkansas City, KS 67005, Cowley County, Phone: 6204426550, Fax: 6204410935, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 44

56. Winfield, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Country View Elem, Principal: Nancy Burger, 16300 151st Rd, Winfield, KS 671563691, Cowley County, Phone: 6202215155, Fax: 6202215156, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 153

57. Winfield, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Irving Elem, Principal: Jeff Everett, 311 Harter, Winfield, KS 671563691, Cowley County, Phone: 6202215140, Fax: 6202215142, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 252

58. Winfield, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Lowell Elem, Principal: Joe Muret, 1404 Millington, Winfield, KS 671563691, Cowley County, Phone: 6202215136, Fax: 6202215191, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 207

59. Winfield, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Webster Elem, Principal: Kenneth Douglass, 900 E 12th, Winfield, KS 671563691, Cowley County, Phone: 6202215170, Fax: 6202215169, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 122

60. Winfield, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Whittier Elem, Principal: William Pittman, 1400 Mound, Winfield, KS 671563691, Cowley County, Phone: 6202215150, Fax: 6202215154, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 274

61. Arkansas City, Public School Districts, Middle School School, School Name: Arkansas City Middle Sch, Principal: David Zumwalt, 400 E Kansas Ave, Arkansas City, KS 670051298, Cowley County, Phone: 6204412030, Fax: 6204412036, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 658

62. Udall, Public School Districts, Middle School School, School Name: Udall Middle School, Principal: Lyle Pfannenstiel, 301 W 4th St, Udall, KS 67146, Cowley County, Phone: 6207823623, Fax: 6207829689, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 68

63. Winfield, Public School Districts, Middle School School, School Name: Winfield Intermediate School, Principal: David Hammer, 400 E 9th St, Winfield, KS 671563691, Cowley County, Phone: 6202215180, Fax: 6202215183, Email: david_hammer, Enrollment: 371

64. Winfield, Public School Districts, Middle School School, School Name: Winfield Middle School, Principal: Dennis Gerber, 130 Viking Blvd, Winfield, KS 67156, Cowley County, Phone: 6202215130, Fax: 6202215147, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 354

65. Arkansas City, Public School Districts, High School School, School Name: Arkansas City High, Principal: Marci Shearon, 1200 W Radio Ln, Arkansas City, KS 670054099, Cowley County, Phone: 6204412010, Fax: 6204412021, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 846

66. Central, Public School Districts, High School School, School Name: Central Jr-Sr High, Principal: Dale Adams, PO Box 128, Burden, KS 67019, Cowley County, Phone: 6204382215, Fax: 6204382217, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 216

67. Dexter, Public School Districts, High School School, School Name: Dexter High, Principal: Robert Holmes, P.O. Box 97, Dexter, KS 670380097, Cowley County, Phone: 6208765415, Fax: 6208765548, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 124

68. Udall, Public School Districts, High School School, School Name: Udall High, Principal: Grady Sewell, PO Box 356, Udall, KS 67146, Cowley County, Phone: 6207823623, Fax: 6207829689, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 163

69. Winfield, Public School Districts, High School School, School Name: Winfield High, Principal: Greg Rinehart, 300 Viking Blvd, Winfield, KS 671563691, Cowley County, Phone: 6202215160, Fax: 6202215165, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 836

Harper County 70. Anthony-Harper, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Anthony Elem, Principal: Amber Wheeler, 215 S Springfield, Anthony, KS 670032599, Harper County, Phone: 6208423743, Fax: 6208425236, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 342

71. Anthony-Harper, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Harper Elem, Principal: Bill Giesen, 1317 Walnut, Harper, KS 670581400, Harper County, Phone: 6208967614, Fax: 6208967983, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 281

72. Attica, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Puls Elem, Principal: Troy Piper, P.O. Box 415, Attica, KS 670090415, Harper County, Phone: 6202547915, Fax: 6202547872, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 84

73. Anthony-Harper, Public School Districts, High School School, School Name: Chaparral High Anthony, Principal: Al Petz, 467 N State Road 14, Anthony, KS 670039030, Harper County, Phone: 6208425155, Fax: 6208962927, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 263

74. Attica, Public School Districts, High School School, School Name: Attica High, Principal: Troy Piper, P.O. Box 415, Attica, KS 670090415, Harper County, Phone: 6202547915, Fax: 6202547872, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 50

Harvey County 75. Burrton, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Burrton Elem, Principal: Dale Herl, PO Box 369, Burrton, KS 670200369, Harvey County, Phone: 6204633820, Fax: 6204632636, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 179

76. Halstead, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Halstead Middle School, Principal: Matt McKee, 221 W 6th St, Halstead, KS 67056, Harvey County, Phone: 3168352694, Fax: 3168352469, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 303

77. Hesston, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Hesston Elem, Principal: Patrick Duffy, PO 'Box 2000, Hesston, KS 67062, Harvey County, Phone: 6203277102, Fax: 6203277153, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 327

78. Newton, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Eby Learning Center II, Principal: Vicki Rivero, 900 W Broadway, Newton, KS 67114, Harvey County, Phone: 3162831950, Fax: 3162834383, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 21

77 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 79. Newton, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Northridge Elem, Principal: Arthur Whillock, 1900 Windsor Dr, Newton, KS 67114, Harvey County, Phone: 3162846540, Fax: 3162846545, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 297

80. Newton, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Slate Creek Elementary, Principal: Kevin Neuenswander, 901 E 4th St, Newton, KS 67114, Harvey County, Phone: 3162846550, Fax: 3162846556, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 482

81. Newton, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: South Breeze Elem, Principal: Jan Plummer, 1020 Old Main St, Newton, KS 67114, Harvey County, Phone: 3162846560, Fax: 3162846565, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 456

82. Newton, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Sunset Elem, Principal: Janet Weaver, 619 Boyd St, Newton, KS 67114, Harvey County, Phone: 3162846570, Fax: 3162846575, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 415

83. Newton, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Walton Rural Life Center, Principal: Natise Vogt, PO Box 140, Walton, KS 67151, Harvey County, Phone: 6208373161, Fax: 6208375669, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 113

84. Sedgwick Public Schools, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: R L Wright Elem, Principal: Pat Breckunitch, PO Box K, Sedgwick, KS 671351559, Harvey County, Phone: 3167725604, Fax: 3167725294, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 369

85. Hesston, Public School Districts, Middle School School, School Name: Hesston Middle, Principal: Randy Linton, 100 N Ridge Road, Hesston, KS 67062, Harvey County, Phone: 6203277111, Fax: 6203277115, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 248

86. Newton, Public School Districts, Middle School School, School Name: Chisholm Middle, Principal: Cesar Pena, 900 E 1st St, Newton, KS 67114, Harvey County, Phone: 3162846260, Fax: 3162846267, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 414

87. Newton, Public School Districts, Middle School School, School Name: Santa Fe Middle, Principal: Victoria Adame, 130 W Broadway, Newton, KS 67114, Harvey County, Phone: 3162846270, Fax: 3162846596, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 375

88. Burrton, Public School Districts, High School School, School Name: Burrton High, Principal: Eugene Haydock, PO Box 369, Burrton, KS 670200369, Harvey County, Phone: 6204633820, Fax: 6204632096, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 75

89. Halstead, Public School Districts, High School School, School Name: Halstead High, Principal: Dave Younger, 521 W 6th St, Halstead, KS 67056, Harvey County, Phone: 3168352682, Fax: 3168353673, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 256

90. Hesston, Public School Districts, High School School, School Name: Hesston High, Principal: Larry Thompson, 200 N Ridge Road, Hesston, KS 67062, Harvey County, Phone: 6203277122, Fax: 6203277138, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 291

91. Newton, Public School Districts, High School School, School Name: Eby Learning Center I, Principal: Vicki Rivero, 900 W Broadway, Newton, KS 67114, Harvey County, Phone: 3162831950, Fax: 3162834383, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 50

92. Newton, Public School Districts, High School School, School Name: Newton Sr High, Principal: Ken Rickard, 900 W 12th St, Newton, KS 67114, Harvey County, Phone: 3162846280, Fax: 3162846288, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 1114

93. Sedgwick Public Schools, Public School Districts, High School School, School Name: Sedgwick High, Principal: Kevin Stucky, PO Box K, Sedgwick, KS 671351559, Harvey County, Phone: 3167725155, Fax: 3167720334, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 181

Kingman County 94. Cunningham, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Cunningham Elem, Principal: Bob Stackhouse, Box 98, Cunningham, KS 670350098, Kingman County, Phone: 6202982462, Fax: 6202982320, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 105

95. Cunningham, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Zenda Elem, Principal: Melvin Ormiston, Box 38, Zenda, KS 671590038, Kingman County, Phone: 6202435721, Fax: 6202435678, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 19

96. Kingman - Norwich, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Kingman Elem, Principal: Max Clark, 607 North Spruce Street, Kingman, KS 67068, Kingman County, Phone: 6205323186, Fax: 6205325137, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 575

97. Kingman - Norwich, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Norwich Elem, Principal: Deana Waltrip (K-8), 209 Parkway, Norwich, KS 67118, Kingman County, Phone: 6204782235, Fax: 6204782879, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 192

98. Wichita Catholic Diocese, Private Accredited School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: St Patrick Catholic Elem [Kingman], Principal: Don Ruda, 638 W D Ave, Kingman, KS 67068, Kingman County, Phone: 6205322791, Fax: 6205322392, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 113

99. Cunningham, Public School Districts, High School School, School Name: Cunningham High, Principal: Bob Stackhouse, Box 98, Cunningham, KS 670350098, Kingman County, Phone: 6202982473, Fax: 6202985005, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 65

100. Kingman - Norwich, Public School Districts, High School School, School Name: Kingman High, Principal: Rick Henry, 260 West Kansas Avenue, Kingman, KS 67068, Kingman County, Phone: 6205323136, Fax: 6205323027, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 299

101. Kingman - Norwich, Public School Districts, High School School, School Name: Norwich High, Principal: Lanny Hower (9-12), 209 Parkway, Norwich, KS 67118, Kingman County, Phone: 6204782235, Fax: 6204782879, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 78

Marion County 102. Centre, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Centre Elem, Principal: Jerri Kemble, P.O. Box 38, Lost Springs, KS 668590038, Marion County, Phone: 7859834304, Fax: 7859834352, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 133

103. Durham-Hillsboro-Lehigh, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Hillsboro Elem, Principal: Evan Yoder, 812 East A Street, Hillsboro, KS 670631697, Marion County, Phone: 6209473981, Fax: 6209473263, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 275

104. Goessel, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Goessel Elem, Principal: John A Fast, PO Box 68, Goessel, KS 670530068, Marion County, Phone: 6203678118, Fax: 6203678156, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 100

105. Marion-Florence, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Marion Elem, Principal: Rod Garman, 1400 E Lawrence, Marion, KS 66861, Marion County, Phone: 6203823771, Fax: 6203826012, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 292

106. Peabody-Burns, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Peabody-Burns Elementary, Principal: Ken Parry, 506 Elm St, Peabody, KS 66866, Marion County, Phone: 6209832188, Fax: 6209832247, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 156

78 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 107. Durham-Hillsboro-Lehigh, Public School Districts, Middle School School, School Name: Hillsboro Middle School, Principal: Greg Brown, 400 E Grand St, Hillsboro, KS 670631696, Marion County, Phone: 6209473297, Fax: 6209473251, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 149

108. Marion-Florence, Public School Districts, Middle School School, School Name: Marion Middle, Principal: Tod Gordon, 125 S Lincoln, Marion, KS 668611437, Marion County, Phone: 6203826070, Fax: 6203826073, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 104

109. Centre, Public School Districts, High School School, School Name: Centre Jr/Sr High, Principal: Nadine Smith, 2374 310th Street, Lost Springs, KS 668599644, Marion County, Phone: 7859834321, Fax: 7859834377, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 126

110. Durham-Hillsboro-Lehigh, Public School Districts, High School School, School Name: Hillsboro High, Principal: Dale Honeck, 500 E Grand St, Hillsboro, KS 670631699, Marion County, Phone: 6209473991, Fax: 6209473251, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 237

111. Goessel, Public School Districts, High School School, School Name: Goessel High, Principal: Marc Crout, PO Box 6, Goessel, KS 670530006, Marion County, Phone: 6203672242, Fax: 6203672571, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 163

112. Marion-Florence, Public School Districts, High School School, School Name: Marion High, Principal: Jim Piper, 701 E Main St, Marion, KS 66861, Marion County, Phone: 6203822168, Fax: 6203826021, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 224

113. Peabody-Burns, Public School Districts, High School School, School Name: Peabody-Burns Jr/Sr High School, Principal: Tim Robertson, 810 Sycamore St, Peabody, KS 66866, Marion County, Phone: 6209832196, Fax: 6209832773, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 197

McPherson County 114. Canton-Galva, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Canton-Galva Elem at Canton, Principal: Darren Ballantyne, Box 297, Canton, KS 674280297, McPherson County, Phone: 6206284451, Fax: 6206284702, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 146

115. Canton-Galva, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Canton-Galva Elem at Galva, Principal: Robert Becker, Box 96, Galva, KS 674430096, McPherson County, Phone: 6206543321, Fax: 6206543335, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 148

116. Inman, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Inman Elem, Principal: Sharon Brannan, P. O. Box 277, Inman, KS 67546, McPherson County, Phone: 6205856555, Fax: 6205856647, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 218

117. Little River, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Windom Elem, Principal: Jon Paden, PO Box 67, Windom, KS 674910067, McPherson County, Phone: 6204896241, Fax: 6204896434, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 148

118. McPherson, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Eisenhower Elementary, Principal: Craig Marshall, 301 E Wickersham Dr, McPherson, KS 674601600, McPherson County, Phone: 6202419430, Fax: 6202419431, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 276

119. McPherson, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Lincoln Elem, Principal: Jana Koehn, 900 N Ash, McPherson, KS 674602806, McPherson County, Phone: 6202419540, Fax: 6202419542, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 258

120. McPherson, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Roosevelt Elem, Principal: Penny Stoss, 800 S Walnut, McPherson, KS 674605699, McPherson County, Phone: 6202419550, Fax: 6202419552, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 331

121. McPherson, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Washington Elem, Principal: Sue Hosey, 128 N Park, McPherson, KS 674603406, McPherson County, Phone: 6202419560, Fax: 6202419565, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 244

122. Moundridge, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Moundridge Elem, Principal: JoAnn Browne, PO Box F, Moundridge, KS 671070583, McPherson County, Phone: 6203458614, Fax: 6203455408, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 144

123. Smoky Valley, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Marquette Elem, Principal: Darryl Talbott, PO Box 309, Marquette, KS 674640309, McPherson County, Phone: 7855462275, Fax: 7855462492, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 126

124. Smoky Valley, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Soderstrom Elem, Principal: Debbie Watson, 227 N Washington, Lindsborg, KS 674562129, McPherson County, Phone: 7852272945, Fax: 7852272946, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 276

125. Wichita Catholic Diocese, Private Accredited School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: St Joseph Elem [McPherson], Principal: Peggy Bahr, 520 E Northview, McPherson, KS 67460, McPherson County, Phone: 6202413913, Fax: 6202459677, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 87

126. McPherson, Public School Districts, Middle School School, School Name: McPherson Middle School, Principal: Chris Ruder, 700 E Elizabeth, McPherson, KS 674605006, McPherson County, Phone: 6202419450, Fax: 6202419456, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 523

127. Moundridge, Public School Districts, Middle School School, School Name: Moundridge Middle, Principal: Vance Unrau, PO Box 607, Moundridge, KS 671070607, McPherson County, Phone: 6203452826, Fax: 6203455307, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 149

128. Smoky Valley, Public School Districts, Middle School School, School Name: Lindsborg Middle School, Principal: John Denk, 401 N Cedar, Lindsborg, KS 674561900, McPherson County, Phone: 7852274249, Fax: 7852273650, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 236

129. Canton-Galva, Public School Districts, High School School, School Name: Canton-Galva High, Principal: Jack Koehn, Box 275, Canton, KS 674280275, McPherson County, Phone: 6206284401, Fax: 6206284951, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 128

130. Inman, Public School Districts, High School School, School Name: Inman Jr/Sr High School, Principal: Scott Friesen, P. O. Box 279, Inman, KS 67546, McPherson County, Phone: 6205856441, Fax: 6205852797, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 222

131. McPherson, Public School Districts, High School School, School Name: Career Academy of McPherson County, Principal: Kent Nye, 801 E 1st St, McPherson, KS 67460, McPherson County, Phone: 6202419500, Fax: 6202419410, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 8

79 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 132. McPherson, Public School Districts, High School School, School Name: McPherson High, Principal: Lew Faust, 801 E 1st St, McPherson, KS 674603613, McPherson County, Phone: 6202419500, Fax: 6202419506, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 918

133. Moundridge, Public School Districts, High School School, School Name: Moundridge High, Principal: Clark Wedel, PO Box 610, Moundridge, KS 671070610, McPherson County, Phone: 6203452816, Fax: 6203455218, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 160

134. Smoky Valley, Public School Districts, High School School, School Name: Smoky Valley High, Principal: Marc Williams, 1 Viking Blvd, Lindsborg, KS 674561911, McPherson County, Phone: 7852272909, Fax: 7852272900, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 325

135. Smoky Valley, Public School Districts, High School School, School Name: Smoky Valley Virtual Charter School, Principal: Glen Suppes, 1 Vicking Blvd, Lindsborg, KS 674561911, McPherson County, Phone: 7852274254, Fax: 7852273650, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 107

Reno County 136. Buhler, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Buhler Elem, Principal: Nancy Bether, Box 377, Buhler, KS 67522, Reno County, Phone: 6205432240, Fax: 6205432154, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 338

137. Buhler, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Obee Elem, Principal: Mike Bryan, 4712 E 4th, Hutchinson, KS 67501, Reno County, Phone: 6206622561, Fax: 6206941045, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 181

138. Buhler, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Prosperity Elem, Principal: Randy Doerksen, 4601 N Plum, Hutchinson, KS 67502, Reno County, Phone: 6206625535, Fax: 6206941032, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 329

139. Buhler, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Union Valley Elem, Principal: Randy Roberts, 2501 E 30th St, Hutchinson, KS 67502, Reno County, Phone: 6206624891, Fax: 6206941022, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 440

140. Central Christian Elementary, Non-Accredited Private Schools, Elementary School, School Name: Central Christian Elementary, Principal: Ken Anderson, 1910 E 30th St, Hutchinson, KS 675021297, Reno County, Phone: 6206632174, Fax: 6206632176, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 0

141. Fairfield, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Fairfield East Elem, Principal: Shawn Koehn, 900 W Main St, Arlington, KS 675149201, Reno County, Phone: 6205383621, Fax: 6205382232, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 73

142. Fairfield, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Fairfield West Elem, Principal: Shawn Koehn, 203 Old Highway 50 West, Sylvia, KS 675818902, Reno County, Phone: 6204862233, Fax: 6204862165, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 73

143. Haven Public Schools, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Haven Elem, Principal: Brad Miller, PO Box 489, Haven, KS 675430489, Reno County, Phone: 6204652501, Fax: 6204652775, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 277

144. Haven Public Schools, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Partridge Elem, Principal: Ellis Miller, PO Box 98, Partridge, KS 675660098, Reno County, Phone: 6205672641, Fax: 6205672816, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 135

145. Haven Public Schools, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Pleasantview Academy Grade School, Principal: Terry Fehrenbach, 5013 S Dean Rd, Hutchinson, KS 67501, Reno County, Phone: 6206625516, Fax: 0, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 36

146. Haven Public Schools, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Yoder Charter Elem School, Principal: Delon Martens, PO Box 78, Yoder, KS 675850078, Reno County, Phone: 6204652605, Fax: 6204652307, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 84

147. Hutchinson Public Schools, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Avenue A Elem, Principal: Beth Redinger, 111 S Madison, Hutchinson, KS 67501, Reno County, Phone: 6206654610, Fax: 6206654612, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 216

148. Hutchinson Public Schools, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Faris Elem, Principal: Denise Neighbors, 300 E 9th, Hutchinson, KS 67501, Reno County, Phone: 6206654620, Fax: 6206654625, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 237

149. Hutchinson Public Schools, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Graber Elem, Principal: Jorena McFadden, 1600 N Cleveland, Hutchinson, KS 67501, Reno County, Phone: 6206654630, Fax: 6206654645, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 346

150. Hutchinson Public Schools, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Hutchinson Elem Magnet School at Allen, Principal: Stan Ploutz, 403 W 10th St, Hutchinson, KS 67501, Reno County, Phone: 6206654600, Fax: 6206654602, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 293

151. Hutchinson Public Schools, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Lincoln Elem, Principal: Michelle Young, 315 E Bigger, Hutchinson, KS 67501, Reno County, Phone: 6206654650, Fax: 6206654656, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 191

152. Hutchinson Public Schools, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: McCandless Elem, Principal: Andrea Fisher, 700 N Baker, Hutchinson, KS 67501, Reno County, Phone: 6206654660, Fax: 6206654669, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 454

153. Hutchinson Public Schools, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Morgan Elem, Principal: Rod Rathbun, 100 W 27th, Hutchinson, KS 67502, Reno County, Phone: 6206654670, Fax: 6206654673, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 487

154. Hutchinson Public Schools, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Wiley Elem, Principal: Cindy Cooprider, 900 W 21st, Hutchinson, KS 67502, Reno County, Phone: 6206654685, Fax: 6206654688, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 352

155. Nickerson, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Nickerson Elem, Principal: Terry George, 400 N Nickerson St, Nickerson, KS 675619280, Reno County, Phone: 6204223215, Fax: 6204223216, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 338

156. Nickerson, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Reno Valley Middle School, Principal: Vince Naccarato, 1616 N Wilshire, Hutchinson, KS 675018817, Reno County, Phone: 6206624573, Fax: 6206626708, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 176

157. Nickerson, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: South Hutchinson Elem, Principal: Midgley Simmons, 405 S Poplar St, S. Hutchinson, KS 675051189, Reno County, Phone: 6206658441, Fax: 6206657481, Email: [email protected], Enrollment:

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158. Pretty Prairie, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Pretty Prairie Elem, Principal: Brad Wade, PO Box 98, Pretty Prairie, KS 675700098, Reno County, Phone: 6204596621, Fax: 6204596616, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 82

159. Wichita Catholic Diocese, Private Accredited School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Holy Cross Catholic Elem, Principal: Amy Wagoner, 2633 Independence Rd, Hutchinson, KS 67502, Reno County, Phone: 6206656168, Fax: 6206650368, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 210

160. Wichita Catholic Diocese, Private Accredited School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: St Teresa Catholic Elem, Principal: Ellen Albert, 215 E 5th Ave, Hutchinson, KS 67501, Reno County, Phone: 6206625601, Fax: 6206625601, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 113

161. Buhler, Public School Districts, Middle School School, School Name: Prairie Hills Middle, Principal: E Craig Williams, 3200 Lucille Dr, Hutchinson, KS 67502, Reno County, Phone: 6206626027, Fax: 6206941002, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 361

162. Fairfield, Public School Districts, Middle School School, School Name: Fairfield Middle, Principal: Letha Warner, 16115 S Langdon Rd, Langdon, KS 675839052, Reno County, Phone: 6205962615, Fax: 6205962835, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 78

163. Haven Public Schools, Public School Districts, Middle School School, School Name: Haven Middle School, Principal: Tracy Giddens, PO Box B, Haven, KS 67543, Reno County, Phone: 6204652587, Fax: 6204652588, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 96

164. Hutchinson Public Schools, Public School Districts, Middle School School, School Name: Hutchinson Middle School, Principal: Mike Ellegood, 200 W 14, Hutchinson, KS 67501, Reno County, Phone: 6206654700, Fax: 6206654703, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 605

165. Pretty Prairie, Public School Districts, Middle School School, School Name: Pretty Prairie Middle, Principal: Randy Hendrickson, PO Box 307, Pretty Prairie, KS 675700307, Reno County, Phone: 6204596911, Fax: 6204596729, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 92

166. Buhler, Public School Districts, High School School, School Name: Buhler High, Principal: Mike Berblinger, Box 350, Buhler, KS 67522, Reno County, Phone: 6205432255, Fax: 6205432853, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 669

167. Central Christian High, Non-Accredited Private Schools, High School School, School Name: Central Christian High, Principal: Ken Anderson, 1910 E 30th St, Hutchinson, KS 675021297, Reno County, Phone: 6206632174, Fax: 6206632176, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 0

168. Fairfield, Public School Districts, High School School, School Name: Fairfield High, Principal: Letha Warner, 16115 S Langdon Rd, Langdon, KS 675839052, Reno County, Phone: 6205962481, Fax: 6205962384, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 115

169. Haven Public Schools, Public School Districts, High School School, School Name: Haven High, Principal: Tracy Giddens, PO Box C, Haven, KS 67543, Reno County, Phone: 6204652585, Fax: 6204657729, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 266

170. Haven Public Schools, Public School Districts, High School School, School Name: Pleasantview Academy High School, Principal: Terry Fehrenbach, 5013 S Dean Rd, Hutchinson, KS 67501, Reno County, Phone: 6206625516, Fax: 6206625031, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 37

171. Hutchinson Public Schools, Public School Districts, High School School, School Name: Hutchinson High, Principal: Ronn Roehm, 1401 N Severance, Hutchinson, KS 67501, Reno County, Phone: 6206654500, Fax: 6206654580, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 1403

172. Nickerson, Public School Districts, High School School, School Name: Nickerson High, Principal: Kevin Abbott, 305 S Nickerson St, Nickerson, KS 675619276, Reno County, Phone: 6206690197, Fax: 6204223229, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 337

173. Pretty Prairie, Public School Districts, High School School, School Name: Pretty Prairie High, Principal: Randy Hendrickson, PO Box 326, Pretty Prairie, KS 675700326, Reno County, Phone: 6204596313, Fax: 6204596935, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 106

174. Wichita Catholic Diocese, Private Accredited School Districts, High School School, School Name: Trinity Catholic High, Principal: Brian Cordel, 1400 E 17th Ave, Hutchinson, KS 67501, Reno County, Phone: 6206625800, Fax: 6206621233, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 234

Sedgwick County 175. Andover, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Robert M. Martin Elementary, Principal: Crystal Hummel, 2342 N 159th St East, Wichita, KS 67228, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3167335264, Fax: 3167333682, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 503

176. Bethel Life School, Private Accredited School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Bethel Life School, Principal: Jason Soule, 3777 S Meridan, Wichita, KS 672173701, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3165227148, Fax: 3165220529, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 204

177. Cheney, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Cheney Elem, Principal: Jamie Rumford, 100 W. 6th, Cheney, KS 67025, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3165423137, Fax: 3165423520, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 338

178. Clearwater, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Clearwater Elementary East, Principal: Diane Nickelson, P.O. Box 248, Clearwater, KS 67026, Sedgwick County, Phone: 6205846317, Fax: 6205846244, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 103

179. Clearwater, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Clearwater Elementary West, Principal: Diane Nickelson, P.O. Box 248, Clearwater, KS 67026, Sedgwick County, Phone: 6205842081, Fax: 6205843523, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 236

180. Clearwater, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Clearwater Intermediate Center, Principal: Roy Riggs, P.O. Box 248, Clearwater, KS 67026, Sedgwick County, Phone: 6205845188, Fax: 6205846113, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 243

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181. Derby, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Derby Hills Elem, Principal: Lindel Silvertooth, 2230 N Woodlawn, Derby, KS 670373899, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3167888540, Fax: 3167888536, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 352

182. Derby, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: El Paso Elem, Principal: Melissa Hodson, 900 E Crestway, Derby, KS 670371999, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3167888545, Fax: 3167888495, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 382

183. Derby, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Oaklawn Elem, Principal: David Engelking, 500 S Clifton, Wichita, KS 672163497, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3165540704, Fax: 3165249411, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 217

184. Derby, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Park Hill Elementary, Principal: Maretta Unruh, 1500 E Woodbrook Ln, Derby, KS 67037, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3167888095, Fax: 3167888098, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 340

185. Derby, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Paul B Cooper Elem, Principal: Heather Bohaty, 4625 Juniper, Wichita, KS 672162999, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3165540934, Fax: 3165249407, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 285

186. Derby, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Pleasantview Elem, Principal: Yvonne Rothe, 1101 N Georgie, Derby, KS 670372799, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3167888555, Fax: 3167888496, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 278

187. Derby, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Swaney Elem, Principal: Scott May, 501 E English, Derby, KS 670371398, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3167888560, Fax: 3167888494, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 306

188. Derby, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Tanglewood Elem, Principal: Mary Sites, 830 Ridgecrest Rd, Derby, KS 670373599, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3167888565, Fax: 3167888493, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 301

189. Derby, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Wineteer Elem, Principal: Kathleen Raymond, 8801 Ent Dr, Wichita, KS 672101799, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3166849373, Fax: 3166872418, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 397

190. Goddard, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Amelia Earhart Elementary School, Principal: Natalie Rust, P.O. Box 319, Goddard, KS 67052, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3167944080, Fax: 3167944062, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 521

191. Goddard, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Challenger Intermediate School, Principal: Jeff Hersh, PO Box 277, Goddard, KS 67052, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3167944040, Fax: 3167944266, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 394

192. Goddard, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Clark Davidson Elem, Principal: Ruth Wood, PO Box 278, Goddard, KS 670520278, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3167944260, Fax: 3167944280, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 486

193. Goddard, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Discovery Intermediate School, Principal: Kevin McKay, 231 N. Walnut, Goddard, KS 67052, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3167944030, Fax: 3167944266, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 379

194. Goddard, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Explorer Elementary School, Principal: Donald Howell, PO Box 217, Goddard, KS 67052, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3167944181, Fax: 3167944182, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 564

195. Goddard, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Oak Street Elementary School K-4, Principal: Ashley Miller, PO Box 188, Goddard, KS 670520188, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3167944200, Fax: 3167944220, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 431

196. Halstead, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Bentley Primary School, Principal: Larry Hobbs, PO Box 65, Bentley, KS 67016, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3167960210, Fax: 3167969958, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 229

197. Haven Public Schools, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Mt Hope Elem, Principal: Mike Fast, PO Box 219, Mt Hope, KS 671080219, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3166672412, Fax: 3166678977, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 117

198. Haysville, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Freeman Elem, Principal: Andria Williams, 1731 W Grand, Haysville, KS 670601234, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3165542265, Fax: 3165542295, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 225

199. Haysville, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Nelson Elem, Principal: Mike Mitchener, 245 N Delos, Haysville, KS 670601718, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3165542273, Fax: 3165542275, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 394

200. Haysville, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Oatville Elem, Principal: Patricia Yorgensen, 4335 S Hoover, Wichita, KS 672159399, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3165542290, Fax: 3165542292, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 383

201. Haysville, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Prairie Elementary School, Principal: Marcy Aycock, 7101 S Meridian, Haysville, KS 67060, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3165542350, Fax: 0, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 460

202. Haysville, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Rex Elem, Principal: Brian Howard, 1100 W Grand, Haysville, KS 670601221, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3165542281, Fax: 3165222043, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 423

203. Haysville, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Ruth Clark Elementary K-5, Principal: Missy Hollenbeck, 1800 W 55th St, South Wichita, KS 67217, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3165542333, Fax: 3165542340, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 315

204. Independent School, Private Accredited School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Independent Elem, Principal: Teri Bloomer (K-5), 8301 E Douglas Ave, Wichita, KS 672071213, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3166860152, Fax: 3166863918, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 299

205. Lutheran Schools (Topeka), Private Accredited School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Bethany Lutheran Elem Wichita, Principal: Jane McIntosh, 1000 W 26th St, Wichita, KS 672172922, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3162653033, Fax: 3162650887, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 33

206. Lutheran Schools (Topeka), Private Accredited School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Faith Lutheran School, Principal: Paul Mieger, 214 S Derby Ave, Derby, KS 670371486, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3167881715, Fax: 3167890043, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 47

207. Lutheran Schools (Topeka), Private Accredited School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Holy Cross Lutheran, Principal: Bill Dieckhoff, 600 N Greenwich Rd, Wichita, KS 672062633, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3166844431, Fax: 3166842847, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 167

82 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 208. Lutheran Schools (Topeka), Private Accredited School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: St Pauls Lutheran Elem [Cheney], Principal: Keith Jopp, PO Box 278, Cheney, KS 670250278, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3165423584, Fax: 3165423584, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 45

209. Maize, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Maize Central Elementary, Principal: David Jennings, 304 W. Central, Maize, KS 67101, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3167220427, Fax: 3167228307, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 706

210. Maize, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Maize Elementary, Principal: Tyler Ewert, 305 W Jones, Maize, KS 671010580, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3167228230, Fax: 3167225456, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 685

211. Maize, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Pray-Woodman Elementary 2-5, Principal: Shelley Jonas, 11111 West 49th Street North, Maize, KS 671010580, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3167210902, Fax: 3167210486, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 730

212. Maize, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Vermillion Primary, Principal: Mike Mountain, 501 James, Maize, KS 671010580, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3167220266, Fax: 3167225020, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 695

213. Mulvane, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Mulvane Elem W D Munson, Principal: Terri Lemos, 1007 Westview Dr, Mulvane, KS 67110, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3167770151, Fax: 3167772798, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 433

214. Mulvane, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Mulvane Grade School, Principal: Raquel Charbonneau, 411 SE Louis Blvd, Mulvane, KS 67110, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3167771981, Fax: 3167772799, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 408

215. Renwick, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Andale Elem-Middle, Principal: Bielefeld Kelly, 500 W Rush St, Andale, KS 67001, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3164442628, Fax: 3164452252, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 329

216. Renwick, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Colwich Elem, Principal: Dennis McCall, Box 248, Colwich, KS 67030, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3167961331, Fax: 3167960665, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 329

217. Renwick, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Garden Plain Elem, Principal: Kent Hipp, Box 375, Garden Plain, KS 67050, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3165312261, Fax: 3165358868, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 375

218. Renwick, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: St. Mark's Charter School, Principal: Mindy Bruce, 19001 W 29th St N, Colwich, KS 67030, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3167961466, Fax: 3167960293, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 308

219. Valley Center Pub Sch, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Abilene Elem, Principal: Mark Hoy, 522 N Abilene, Valley Center, KS 67147, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3167557190, Fax: 3167557195, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 368

220. Valley Center Pub Sch, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: West Elem, Principal: Bruce Anspaugh, 501 N Sheridan, Valley Center, KS 67147, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3167557200, Fax: 3167557205, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 414

221. Valley Center Pub Sch, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Wheatland Elem, Principal: A. J. Koster, 800 Meadow, Valley Center, KS 67147, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3167557220, Fax: 3167557225, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 417

222. Wichita, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Adams Elem, Principal: Kamiel Evans, 1002 N Oliver, Wichita, KS 672082819, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3169732650, Fax: 3169732660, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 367

223. Wichita, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Allen Elem, Principal: Molly Nespor, 1881 S Elpyco St, Wichita, KS 672184328, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3169731750, Fax: 3169731760, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 488

224. Wichita, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Anderson Elem, Principal: Laura Thompson, 2945 S Victoria, Wichita, KS 672161499, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3169731900, Fax: 3169731910, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 575

225. Wichita, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Beech Elem, Principal: Anita Allard, 1830 S Cypress, Wichita, KS 672075813, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3169739800, Fax: 3169739810, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 463

226. Wichita, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Benton Elem, Principal: Ann Welborn, 338 S Woodchuck Ln, Wichita, KS 672092034, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3169733300, Fax: 3169733305, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 402

227. Wichita, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Black Traditional Magnet Elem, Principal: Craig Bright, 1045 High, Wichita, KS 672034399, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3169733500, Fax: 3169733510, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 333

228. Wichita, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Bostic Traditional Magnet Elem, Principal: Amanda Kingrey, 8103 E Gilbert, Wichita, KS 672072341, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3169731800, Fax: 3169731810, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 320

229. Wichita, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Bryant Core Knowledge Magnet, Principal: Bill Savage, 4702 W 9th St, Wichita, KS 672122698, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3169739700, Fax: 3169739716, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 424

230. Wichita, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Buckner Performing Arts Magnet Elem, Principal: Lichelle Alford, 3530 E 27th St N, Wichita, KS 672202499, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3169739350, Fax: 3169739360, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 335

231. Wichita, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Caldwell Elem, Principal: Shawn Springer, 1441 S Edgemoor, Wichita, KS 672183308, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3169730800, Fax: 3169730810, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 451

232. Wichita, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Cessna Elem, Principal: Chris Wendt, 2101 W 45th S, Wichita, KS 672174198, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3169736900, Fax: 3169736910, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 407

233. Wichita, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Chisholm Trail Elem, Principal: Susan Hussey, 6015 Independence, Park City, KS 672192260, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3169739400, Fax: 3169739410, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 466

234. Wichita, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Clark Elem, Principal: Judy Wright, 650 S Apache St, Wichita,

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235. Wichita, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Cleaveland Traditional Magnet Elementary, Principal: Greg Croomes, 3345 W 33rd S, Wichita, KS 672171262, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3169738750, Fax: 3169738760, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 316

236. Wichita, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Cloud Elem, Principal: Carla Smith, 1212 W 25th St N, Wichita, KS 672045774, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3169739200, Fax: 3169739210, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 841

237. Wichita, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: College Hill Elem, Principal: Kathy Stybr, 211 N Clifton St, Wichita, KS 672083337, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3169739600, Fax: 3169739610, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 399

238. Wichita, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Colvin Elem, Principal: Karen Boettcher, 2820 S Roosevelt St, Wichita, KS 672101499, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3169737600, Fax: 3169737610, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 793

239. Wichita, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Dodge Literacy Magnet, Principal: Janet Jump, 4801 W 2nd St, Wichita, KS 672122370, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3169733150, Fax: 3169733160, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 486

240. Wichita, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Earhart Environ Magnet Elem, Principal: Chris Waterbury, 4401 N Arkansas St, Wichita, KS 672043307, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3169733250, Fax: 3169733256, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 343

241. Wichita, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Emerson Open Magnet Elem, Principal: Lajuana Bobbitt, 2330 W 15th, Wichita, KS 672031599, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3169739250, Fax: 3169739260, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 243

242. Wichita, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Enterprise Elem, Principal: Pam Stead, 3605 S Gold St, Wichita, KS 672173498, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3169736800, Fax: 3169736805, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 455

243. Wichita, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Franklin Elem, Principal: Jana Epperly, 214 S Elizabeth, Wichita, KS 672134093, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3169739850, Fax: 3169739860, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 391

244. Wichita, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Gammon Elem, Principal: Debra Bridgforth-Thompson, 3240 N Rushwood, Wichita, KS 672261299, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3169734900, Fax: 3169734910, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 436

245. Wichita, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Gardiner Elem, Principal: Gloria Martin, 1951 S Laura St, Wichita, KS 672114422, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3169731700, Fax: 3169731710, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 512

246. Wichita, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Griffith Elem, Principal: Veronica Casados, 1802 S Bluff, Wichita, KS 672184199, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3169738900, Fax: 3169738910, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 445

247. Wichita, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Harry Street Elem, Principal: Stacie Meyer, 1605 S Market St, Wichita, KS 672114108, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3169730700, Fax: 3169730712, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 354

248. Wichita, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Horace Mann Dual Language Magnet, Principal: Ken Jantz, 1243 N Market St, Wichita, KS 672142834, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3169733100, Fax: 3169733128, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 568

249. Wichita, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Hyde Intl Studies/Commun Elem Magnet, Principal: Russell Miller, 210 N Oliver, Wichita, KS 672084087, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3169730650, Fax: 3169730660, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 302

250. Wichita, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Irving Elementary, Principal: Larry Perlman, 1642 N Market St, Wichita, KS 672141098, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3169730050, Fax: 3169730070, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 499

251. Wichita, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Isely Traditional Magnet Elem, Principal: Jane Walker, 2500 E 18th St, Wichita, KS 672142114, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3169738200, Fax: 3169738210, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 203

252. Wichita, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Jackson Elementary, Principal: Brad Pepper, 2717 N Woodlawn, Wichita, KS 672202747, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3169731200, Fax: 3169731210, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 513

253. Wichita, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Jefferson Elem, Principal: Janice Aschenbrenner, 4615 E Orme, Wichita, KS 672182391, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3169733000, Fax: 3169733010, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 392

254. Wichita, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Kelly Liberal Arts Academy, Principal: Brian Huffman, 3143 S Millwood, Wichita, KS 672172569, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3169734150, Fax: 3169734160, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 559

255. Wichita, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Kensler Elem, Principal: Kim Pruitt, 1030 Wilbur Ln, Wichita, KS 672123026, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3169731350, Fax: 3169731360, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 613

256. Wichita, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Lawrence Elem, Principal: Pam Klos, 3440 W Maple, Wichita, KS 672132450, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3169739900, Fax: 3169739910, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 439

257. Wichita, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Lewis Open Magnet Elem, Principal: Judy Zimbelman, 3030 S Osage, Wichita, KS 672173125, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3169736750, Fax: 3169736760, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 226

258. Wichita, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Lincoln Elem, Principal: Laura McLemore, 1210 S Topeka St, Wichita, KS 672113190, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3169739300, Fax: 3169739310, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 318

259. Wichita, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Linwood Elementary, Principal: Trina Wynn, 1654 S Hydraulic St, Wichita, KS 672114572, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3169738100, Fax: 3169738110, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 487

260. Wichita, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: L'Ouverture Computer Technology Magnet, Principal: Bruce Shelton, 1539 N Ohio, Wichita, KS 67214-1526, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3169735050, Fax: 3169735060, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 347

261. Wichita, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: McCollom Elem, Principal: Tammy McKean, 1201

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262. Wichita, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: McLean Science/Tech Magnet Elem, Principal: Keli Braun, 2277 Marigold Lane, Wichita, KS 672045599, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3169738250, Fax: 3169738260, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 299

263. Wichita, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Minneha Core Knowledge Elem, Principal: Linda Hope, 701 N Webb Rd, Wichita, KS 672061899, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3169738800, Fax: 3169738810, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 627

264. Wichita, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Mueller Elem, Principal: Anne Clemens, 2821 E 24th St N, Wichita, KS 672194817, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3169738300, Fax: 3169738310, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 545

265. Wichita, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: O K Elem, Principal: Stacey Hall, 1607 N West St, Wichita, KS 672031335, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3169730600, Fax: 3169730610, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 238

266. Wichita, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Park Elementary, Principal: Jeanna Hernandez, 1025 N Main, Wichita, KS 672033610, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3169735250, Fax: 3169735260, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 455

267. Wichita, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Payne Elem, Principal: Donna Welty, 1601 S Edwards, Wichita, KS 672135612, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3169737850, Fax: 3169737860, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 335

268. Wichita, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Peterson Elem, Principal: Mason Enterline, 9710 W Central Ave, Wichita, KS 672124611, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3169730400, Fax: 3169730410, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 433

269. Wichita, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Pleasant Valley Elem, Principal: Cynthia Rissell, 2000 W 29th St N, Wichita, KS 672044831, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3169735200, Fax: 3169735210, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 341

270. Wichita, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Price-Harris Communications Magnet, Principal: Diane Seals, 706 N Armour Dr, Wichita, KS 672061402, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3169731650, Fax: 3169731660, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 412

271. Wichita, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Riverside Cultural Arts / History Magnet, Principal: Susan Rosell, 1001 Porter, Wichita, KS 672033024, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3169734050, Fax: 3169734060, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 261

272. Wichita, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Seltzer Elem, Principal: Denie Spurlock, 11660 E Lincoln, Wichita, KS 672074300, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3169734001, Fax: 3169734010, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 627

273. Wichita, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Spaght Accelerated Magnet Academy, Principal: Kim Sherfield, 2316 E 10th St, Wichita, KS 672143196, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3169737300, Fax: 3169737310, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 335

274. Wichita, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Stanley Elem, Principal: Julie Bettis, 1749 S Martinson, Wichita, KS 672133696, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3169731300, Fax: 3169731310, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 409

275. Wichita, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Washington Accelerated Learning Elem, Principal: Dave Saunders, 1600 E 3rd St, Wichita, KS 672144130, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3169731150, Fax: 3169731160, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 538

276. Wichita, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: White Elem, Principal: Marcia Shepler, 5148 S Kansas, Wichita, KS 672163230, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3169731250, Fax: 3169731260, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 612

277. Wichita, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Woodland Health / Wellness Magnet Elem, Principal: Elbert McGhee, 1705 Salina, Wichita, KS 672032897, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3169730100, Fax: 3169730110, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 225

278. Wichita, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Woodman Elem, Principal: Karen Whittle, 2500 Hiram, Wichita, KS 672171899, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3169730200, Fax: 3169730210, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 674

279. Wichita Catholic Diocese, Private Accredited School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: All Saints Catholic Elem, Principal: Paul Spacil, 3313 E Grand, Wichita, KS 67218, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3166826021, Fax: 3166828734, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 205

280. Wichita Catholic Diocese, Private Accredited School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Blessed Sacrament Catholic, Principal: James Grogan, 3810 E Douglas, Wichita, KS 67208, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3166843752, Fax: 3166871082, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 386

281. Wichita Catholic Diocese, Private Accredited School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Christ The King Catholic Elem, Principal: Mickey Wasinger, 4501 Maple, Wichita, KS 67209, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3169430111, Fax: 3169430147, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 135

282. Wichita Catholic Diocese, Private Accredited School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Holy Savior Catholic Academy, Principal: Delia Barnett, 6355 Willowbrook, Wichita, KS 67218, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3166842141, Fax: 3166844318, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 93

283. Wichita Catholic Diocese, Private Accredited School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Holy Spirit Catholic School, Principal: Kelly Bright, 18218 W Highway 54, Goddard, KS 67052, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3167948139, Fax: 3167942055, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 10

284. Wichita Catholic Diocese, Private Accredited School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Magdalen Catholic School, Principal: Janice Palmer, 2221 N 127th St E, Wichita, KS 67226, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3166341572, Fax: 3166346957, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 456

285. Wichita Catholic Diocese, Private Accredited School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Resurrection Catholic School, Principal: James Finkeldei, 4900 N Woodlawn, Wichita, KS 67220, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3167443576, Fax: 3167441582, Email:

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286. Wichita Catholic Diocese, Private Accredited School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: St Anne Catholic Elementary, Principal: Margaret Nugent, 1121 Regal, Wichita, KS 67217, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3165226131, Fax: 3165242370, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 185

287. Wichita Catholic Diocese, Private Accredited School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: St Cecilia Elem, Principal: Jim Jerome, 1912 West Grand, Haysville, KS 67060, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3165220461, Fax: 3165246183, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 94

288. Wichita Catholic Diocese, Private Accredited School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: St Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic Elem, Principal: David Charles, 645 N 119th St W, Wichita, KS 67235, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3167215693, Fax: 3167211723, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 702

289. Wichita Catholic Diocese, Private Accredited School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: St Francis Of Assisi Elem, Principal: Mary Carter, 853 N Socora, Wichita, KS 67212, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3167225171, Fax: 3167220492, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 727

290. Wichita Catholic Diocese, Private Accredited School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: St Joseph Catholic (Wichita), Principal: Dan McAdam, 139 S Millwood, Wichita, KS 67213, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3162615860, Fax: 3162615804, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 81

291. Wichita Catholic Diocese, Private Accredited School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: St Joseph Catholic Elem (Ost), Principal: Eva Harmon, 12917 E Maple Grove Rd, Mt. Hope, KS 67108, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3164442548, Fax: 3164442448, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 75

292. Wichita Catholic Diocese, Private Accredited School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: St Jude Catholic Elem, Principal: Dan Dester, 3030 Amidon, Wichita, KS 67204, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3168380800, Fax: 3168380866, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 190

293. Wichita Catholic Diocese, Private Accredited School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: St Margaret Mary Elem, Principal: Mary Samms, 2635 Pattie, Wichita, KS 67216, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3162674911, Fax: 3162671707, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 144

294. Wichita Catholic Diocese, Private Accredited School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: St Mary Parish Catholic Elem [Derby], Principal: Richard Montgomery, 618 N Derby St, Derby, KS 67037, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3167883151, Fax: 3167886895, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 249

295. Wichita Catholic Diocese, Private Accredited School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: St Patrick Catholic Elem [Wichita], Principal: Theresa Lam, 2023 Arkansas, Wichita, KS 67203, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3162624071, Fax: 3162626217, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 143

296. Wichita Catholic Diocese, Private Accredited School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: St Peter Catholic Elem [Schulte], Principal: Brenda Hickok, 11010 Southwest Blvd, Wichita, KS 67215, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3165246585, Fax: 3165241656, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 361

297. Wichita Catholic Diocese, Private Accredited School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: St Thomas Aquinas Elem, Principal: Mary Sweet, 1215 Stratford Ln, Wichita, KS 67206, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3166849201, Fax: 3166847421, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 636

298. Cheney, Public School Districts, Junior High School School, School Name: Cheney Middle School 6-8, Principal: Amy Wallace, 100 W. 6th, Cheney, KS 67025, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3165420060, Fax: 3165420608, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 209

299. Clearwater, Public School Districts, Middle School School, School Name: Clearwater Middle, Principal: Keith Pauly, P.O. Box 248, Clearwater, KS 67026, Sedgwick County, Phone: 6205842036, Fax: 6205842199, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 220

300. Derby, Public School Districts, Middle School School, School Name: Derby Middle Sch, Principal: Rod Coykendall, 801 E Madison, Derby, KS 670372240, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3167888580, Fax: 3167888553, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 1003

301. Derby, Public School Districts, Middle School School, School Name: Derby Sixth Grade Center, Principal: Diane Brillouet, 715 E Madison, Derby, KS 670372240, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3167888408, Fax: 3167888497, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 463

302. Goddard, Public School Districts, Middle School School, School Name: Dwight D. Eisenhower Middle School, Principal: Jerry Longabaugh, PO Box 279, Goddard, KS 67052, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3167944150, Fax: 3167944063, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 373

303. Goddard, Public School Districts, Middle School School, School Name: Goddard Middle School, Principal: Lisa Hogarth, PO Box 279, Goddard, KS 670520279, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3167944230, Fax: 3167944254, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 401

304. Haysville, Public School Districts, Middle School School, School Name: Haysville Middle School, Principal: Mike Maurer, 900 W Grand, Haysville, KS 670601219, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3165542251, Fax: 3165542258, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 1123

305. Independent School, Private Accredited School Districts, Middle School School, School Name: The Independent School - Middle School, Principal: Susie Schainost, 8301 E Douglas Ave, Wichita, KS 672071213, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3166860152, Fax: 0, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 183

306. Maize, Public School Districts, Middle School School, School Name: Maize Middle School, Principal: Jeannine Pfannenstiel, 4600 N Maize Rd, Maize, KS 671010580, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3167292464, Fax: 3167292479, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 746

307. Maize, Public School Districts, Middle School School, School Name: Maize South Middle School, Principal: John Blazek, 3701 N Tyler, Maize, KS 67205, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3167220421, Fax: 3167224077, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 812

308. Mulvane, Public School Districts, Middle School School, School Name: Mulvane Middle School, Principal: Traci Becker, 915 Westview Dr, Mulvane, KS 67110, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3167772022, Fax: 3167774967, Email: [email protected], Enrollment:

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309. Valley Center Pub Sch, Public School Districts, Middle School School, School Name: Valley Center Middle School, Principal: Penny Hargrove, 737 N Meridian St, Valley Center, KS 67147, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3167557160, Fax: 3167557164, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 612

310. Wichita, Public School Districts, Middle School School, School Name: Allison Traditional Magnet Middle, Principal: Debbie Laudermilk, 221 S Seneca, Wichita, KS 672134784, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3169734800, Fax: 3169734810, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 521

311. Wichita, Public School Districts, Junior High School School, School Name: Blackbear Bosin Academy, Principal: Toby Martin, 6123 E 11th St, Wichita, KS 672082610, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3169732600, Fax: 3169732610, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 56

312. Wichita, Public School Districts, Middle School School, School Name: Brooks Magnet Middle School, Principal: Robert Garner, 3802 E 27th St N, Wichita, KS 672202493, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3169736450, Fax: 3169736581, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 601

313. Wichita, Public School Districts, Middle School School, School Name: Coleman Middle School, Principal: Stephanie Stovall, 1544 N Governeour, Wichita, KS 672061156, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3169736600, Fax: 3169736699, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 619

314. Wichita, Public School Districts, Middle School School, School Name: Curtis Middle School, Principal: Keith Wilson, 1031 S Edgemoor, Wichita, KS 672183396, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3169737350, Fax: 3169737410, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 712

315. Wichita, Public School Districts, Middle School School, School Name: Hadley Middle School, Principal: Charles Wakefield, 1101 Dougherty, Wichita, KS 672121917, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3169737800, Fax: 3169737737, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 840

316. Wichita, Public School Districts, Middle School School, School Name: Hamilton Middle School, Principal: Belinda Whitten, 1407 S Broadway, Wichita, KS 672113129, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3169735350, Fax: 3169735360, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 484

317. Wichita, Public School Districts, Middle School School, School Name: Jardine Technology Middle Magnet, Principal: Judy Rapp, 3550 Ross Parkway, Wichita, KS 672101310, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3169734300, Fax: 3169734310, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 385

318. Wichita, Public School Districts, Middle School School, School Name: Marshall Middle School, Principal: Mark Jolliffe, 1510 Payne St, Wichita, KS 672032899, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3169739000, Fax: 3169739010, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 414

319. Wichita, Public School Districts, Middle School School, School Name: Mayberry Cultural and Fine Arts Magnet Middle, Principal: Tim Seguine, 207 S Sheridan, Wichita, KS 672132486, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3169735800, Fax: 3169735808, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 600

320. Wichita, Public School Districts, Middle School School, School Name: Mead Middle School, Principal: Michael Shaw, 2601 E Skinner, Wichita, KS 672114796, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3169738500, Fax: 3169738503, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 489

321. Wichita, Public School Districts, Middle School School, School Name: Pleasant Valley Middle School, Principal: Michael Archibeque, 2220 W 29th St N, Wichita, KS 672044835, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3169738000, Fax: 3169738008, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 598

322. Wichita, Public School Districts, Middle School School, School Name: Robinson Middle School, Principal: Jennifer Sinclair, 328 N Oliver, Wichita, KS 672084099, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3169738600, Fax: 3169738625, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 741

323. Wichita, Public School Districts, Middle School School, School Name: Stucky Middle School, Principal: Terrell Davis, 4545 N Broadview Circle, Wichita, KS 672201774, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3169738400, Fax: 3169738410, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 788

324. Wichita, Public School Districts, Middle School School, School Name: Truesdell Middle School, Principal: Fred Lichtenfelt, 2464 S Glenn St, Wichita, KS 672171898, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3169733900, Fax: 3169733904, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 802

325. Wichita, Public School Districts, Middle School School, School Name: Wilbur Middle School, Principal: Karen Pickert, 340 N Tyler Rd, Wichita, KS 672123697, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3169731100, Fax: 3169731110, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 930

326. Cheney, Public School Districts, High School School, School Name: Cheney High, Principal: Ronald D. Traxson, 100 W. 6th, Cheney, KS 67025, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3165423113, Fax: 3165423789, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 278

327. Clearwater, Public School Districts, High School School, School Name: Clearwater High, Principal: Marlin Coffman, P.O. Box 248, Clearwater, KS 67026, Sedgwick County, Phone: 6205842361, Fax: 6205842083, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 558

328. Derby, Public School Districts, High School School, School Name: Derby High School, Principal: Kristin Sherwood, 920 N Rock Rd, Derby, KS 670372298, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3167888500, Fax: 3167888593, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 2123

329. Goddard, Public School Districts, High School School, School Name: Goddard High, Principal: Bill Kelley, PO Box 189, Goddard, KS 670520189, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3167944100, Fax: 3167944130, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 1488

330. Haysville, Public School Districts, High School School, School Name: Campus High Haysville, Principal: Myron Regier, 2100 W 55th St S, Wichita, KS 672174199, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3165542236, Fax: 3165542241, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 1482

331. Haysville, Public School Districts, High School School, School Name: Learning By Design - Charter School, Principal: Terry Eis, 1745 W. Grand, Haysville, KS 67060, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3165552331, Fax: 0, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 26

332. Maize, Public School Districts, High School School, School Name: Maize Sr High, Principal: Mike Bonner, 11600 W 45th St N, Maize, KS 671010580, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3167220441, Fax: 3167226214, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 2064

333. Mulvane, Public School Districts, High School School, School Name: Mulvane Academy, Principal: Barbie Hamlin, PO Box 130, Mulvane, KS 67110, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3167773070, Fax: 3167773072, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 19

87 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 334. Mulvane, Public School Districts, High School School, School Name: Mulvane High, Principal: Ramon Wiseman, 1900 N Rock Rd, Mulvane, KS 671101051, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3167771183, Fax: 3167772228, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 631

335. Renwick, Public School Districts, High School School, School Name: Andale High, Principal: Stan May, Box 28, Andale, KS 67001, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3164442607, Fax: 3164452501, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 472

336. Renwick, Public School Districts, High School School, School Name: Garden Plain High, Principal: Tracy Bourne, Box 128, Garden Plain, KS 67050, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3165312272, Fax: 3165352727, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 227

337. Valley Center Pub Sch, Public School Districts, High School School, School Name: Valley Center High, Principal: Sally Nold, 800 N Meridian St, Valley Center, KS 67147, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3167557130, Fax: 3167557134, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 816

338. Wichita, Public School Districts, High School School, School Name: East High, Principal: Ken Thiessen, 2301 E Douglas, Wichita, KS 672111613, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3169737200, Fax: 3169737224, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 2198

339. Wichita, Public School Districts, High School School, School Name: Heights High, Principal: Bruce Deterding, 5301 N Hillside, Wichita, KS 672193099, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3169731400, Fax: 3169731410, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 1582

340. Wichita, Public School Districts, High School School, School Name: Metro Blvd Alt High, Principal: Lisa Wyatt, 751 George Wash Blvd, Wichita, KS 672112898, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3169730500, Fax: 3169730510, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 130

341. Wichita, Public School Districts, High School School, School Name: Metro Meridian Alt High, Principal: Wardell Bell, 301 S Meridian, Wichita, KS 672132691, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3169730550, Fax: 3169730560, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 147

342. Wichita, Public School Districts, High School School, School Name: Metro Midtown Alt High, Principal: Michael Bruce, 640 N Emporia, Wichita, KS 672143792, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3169736350, Fax: 3169736355, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 130

343. Wichita, Public School Districts, High School School, School Name: North High, Principal: Sherman Padgett, 1437 Rochester, Wichita, KS 672032967, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3169736300, Fax: 3169736190, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 1795

344. Wichita, Public School Districts, High School School, School Name: Northeast Magnet High School, Principal: Joel Hudson, 1847 N Chautauqua, Wichita, KS 672142311, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3169732300, Fax: 3169732307, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 575

345. Wichita, Public School Districts, High School School, School Name: Northwest High, Principal: Jim McNiece, 1220 N Tyler Rd, Wichita, KS 672123296, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3169736000, Fax: 3169736070, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 1541

346. Wichita, Public School Districts, High School School, School Name: South High, Principal: Cara Ledy, 701 W 33rd St S, Wichita, KS 672173497, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3169735450, Fax: 3169735519, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 1675

347. Wichita, Public School Districts, High School School, School Name: Southeast High, Principal: Leroy Parks, 903 S Edgemoor, Wichita, KS 672183397, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3169732700, Fax: 3169732755, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 1808

348. Wichita, Public School Districts, High School School, School Name: West High, Principal: Lori Doyle, 820 S Osage St, Wichita, KS 672134527, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3169733600, Fax: 3169733657, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 1161

349. Wichita Catholic Diocese, Private Accredited School Districts, High School School, School Name: Bishop Carroll Catholic High, Principal: Vanessa Harshberger, 8101 W Central Ave, Wichita, KS 67212, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3167222390, Fax: 3167226670, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 1080

350. Wichita Catholic Diocese, Private Accredited School Districts, High School School, School Name: Kapaun Mt Carmel Catholic High, Principal: Dennis McGuire, 8506 E Central Ave, Wichita, KS 67206, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3166340315, Fax: 3166362437, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 894

351. Central Christian Academy, Non-Accredited Private Schools, School, School Name: Central Christian Academy, Principal: David Funk, 2900 N Rock Rd, Wichita, KS 672261198, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3166881161, Fax: 3166880398, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 0

352. Wichita Adventist Christian Academy, Non-Accredited Private Schools, School, School Name: Wichita Adventist Christian Academy, Principal: Sharon Burton, 2725 S Osage, Wichita, KS 67217, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3162679472, Fax: 0, Email: [email protected]., Enrollment: 0

353. Wichita Collegiate, Non-Accredited Private Schools, School, School Name: Wichita Collegiate, Principal: Kevin Reed, 9115 E 13th St, Wichita, KS 67206, Sedgwick County, Phone: 3166340433, Fax: 3166340598, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 0

Sumner County 354. Argonia Public Schools, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Argonia Elem, Principal: Dennis Murray, 504 N Pine, Argonia, KS 670049741, Sumner County, Phone: 6204356716, Fax: 6204356623, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 97

355. Belle Plaine, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Belle Plaine Elem, Principal: Hanne Burdette, Box 338, Belle Plaine, KS 670130338, Sumner County, Phone: 6204882617, Fax: 6204883976, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 336

356. Caldwell, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Caldwell Elem, Principal: James Bolden, 1 N Osage St, Caldwell, KS 670221497, Sumner County, Phone: 6208452585, Fax: 6208452332, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 101

357. Conway Springs, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Conway Springs Kyle Trueblood, Principal: Ronald Ronnau, 110 N. Highland, Conway Springs, KS 67031, Sumner County, Phone: 6204562966, Fax: 6204563312, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 286

358. Oxford, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Oxford Elem, Principal: Terri Wiseman, 319 E College, Oxford, KS 671191000, Sumner County, Phone: 6204552422, Fax: 6204553680, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 188

359. South Haven, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: South Haven Elem, Principal: John Showman, PO Box 229, South Haven, KS 671400229, Sumner County, Phone: 6208925215, Fax: 6208925814, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 105

88 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 360. Wellington, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Eisenhower Elem, Principal: Kelly Adams, 924 N Plum, Wellington, KS 671523566, Sumner County, Phone: 6203264340, Fax: 6203266322, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 225

361. Wellington, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Kennedy Elem, Principal: Ron Brown, 501 N Woodlawn, Wellington, KS 671522826, Sumner County, Phone: 6203264350, Fax: 6203267813, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 210

362. Wellington, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Lincoln Elem, Principal: John Walton, 104 South F, Wellington, KS 671523837, Sumner County, Phone: 6203264360, Fax: 6203263273, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 212

363. Wellington, Public School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Washington Elem, Principal: John Walton, 1100 N Washington, Wellington, KS 671524397, Sumner County, Phone: 6203264370, Fax: 6203266480, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 195

364. Wellington Christian School, Private Accredited School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: Wellington Christian Academy, Principal: Irene Myers, 205 N Hoover Rd, Wellington, KS 671528089, Sumner County, Phone: 6203265596, Fax: 6203265599, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 40

365. Wichita Catholic Diocese, Private Accredited School Districts, Elementary School, School Name: St Joseph Elem [Conway Springs], Principal: Patrick Carl, 218 N 5th St, Conway Springs, KS 67031, Sumner County, Phone: 6204562270, Fax: 6204562272, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 45

366. Belle Plaine, Public School Districts, Middle School School, School Name: Belle Plaine Middle, Principal: Michael Couch, Box 457, Belle Plaine, KS 670130457, Sumner County, Phone: 6204882222, Fax: 6204883391, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 178

367. Conway Springs, Public School Districts, Middle School School, School Name: Conway Springs Middle School, Principal: Vance Williams, 112 N. Cranmer, Conway Springs, KS 67031, Sumner County, Phone: 6204562965, Fax: 6204563313, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 165

368. Wellington, Public School Districts, Junior High School School, School Name: Wellington Middle School, Principal: Jerry Hodson, 605 North A, Wellington, KS 67152, Sumner County, Phone: 6203264320, Fax: 6203264390, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 383

369. Argonia Public Schools, Public School Districts, High School School, School Name: Argonia High, Principal: Jon Mages, 504 N Pine, Argonia, KS 670049741, Sumner County, Phone: 6204356611, Fax: 6204356623, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 103

370. Belle Plaine, Public School Districts, High School School, School Name: Belle Plaine High, Principal: Monte Stewart, Box 8, Belle Plaine, KS 670130008, Sumner County, Phone: 6204882421, Fax: 6204883536, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 266

371. Caldwell, Public School Districts, High School School, School Name: Caldwell Secondary School, Principal: Alan Jamison, 31 N Osage St, Caldwell, KS 670221498, Sumner County, Phone: 6208452585, Fax: 6208452534, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 143

372. Conway Springs, Public School Districts, High School School, School Name: Conway Springs High School, Principal: Brent Davis, 607 W. St. Louis, Conway Springs, KS 67031, Sumner County, Phone: 6204562963, Fax: 6204563314, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 234

373. Oxford, Public School Districts, High School School, School Name: Oxford Jr/Sr High, Principal: Rob Hampton, PO Box 970, Oxford, KS 671190970, Sumner County, Phone: 6204552410, Fax: 6204553741, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 199

374. South Haven, Public School Districts, High School School, School Name: South Haven High, Principal: Kim White, PO Box 229, South Haven, KS 671400229, Sumner County, Phone: 6208925215, Fax: 6208925814, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 142

375. Wellington, Public School Districts, High School School, School Name: Wellington High School, Principal: Dale Liston, 1700 E 16th St, Wellington, KS 67152, Sumner County, Phone: 6203264310, Fax: 6203264383, Email: [email protected], Enrollment: 506

89 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 Appendix D. Directory of Kansas Colleges and Universities, Wichita Business Journal

90 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009

Appendix E. Directory of Community and Technical Colleges, Wichita Business Journal

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Appendix F. Economic Development Contacts Directory, by County Butler County Butler Community College, Rodney Hiser, Lead Economics Instructor, 901 S Haverhill Rd, El Dorado, KS 67042, Butler County, Phone: (316) 322-3165, Email: [email protected]

Butler County Economic Development, David Alfaro, Executive Director, 121 S Gordy St., Ste 102, El Dorado, KS 67042, Butler County, Phone: 316-322-4243, Fax: 316-322-4245, Email: [email protected] or [email protected]

Butler County Economic Development, Kathy Ballew, Administrative Assistant/Webmaster, 121 S Gordy St., Ste 102, El Dorado, KS 67042, Butler County, Phone: (316) 322-4242, Fax: (316) 322-4245, Email: [email protected]

Butler County Economic Development, Ed Gard, Board Member, 121 S Gordy St., Ste 102, El Dorado, KS 67042, Butler County, Phone: (316) 322-4242, Fax: (316) 322-4245, Email: [email protected]

Butler County Economic Development, Gary Hamilton, Board Member, 121 S Gordy St., Ste 102, El Dorado, KS 67042, Butler County, Phone: (316) 322-4242, Fax: (316) 322-4245, Email: [email protected]

Butler County Economic Development, Bruce Harris, Board Member, 121 S Gordy St., Ste 102, El Dorado, KS 67042, Butler County, Phone: (316) 322-4242, Fax: (316) 322-4245, Email: [email protected]

Butler County Economic Development, Aaron Wells, Board Member, 121 S Gordy St., Ste 102, El Dorado, KS 67042, Butler County, Phone: (316) 322-4242, Fax: (316) 322-4245, Email: [email protected]

City of Douglass, Shelley Basham, Economic Development Board Member, 322 S Forrest, Douglass, KS 67039, Butler County, Phone: (316) 747-2109, Fax: (316) 747-3159, Email: [email protected]

City of Rose Hill, Joel Pile, City Administrator, 125 W. Rosewood/PO Box 185, Rose Hill, KS 67133, Butler County, Phone: 316-776-2712, Fax: 316-776-2769, Email: [email protected]

El Dorado Inc., Linda Jolly, Executive Director, 201 E Central, El Dorado, KS 67042, Butler County, Phone: 316-321-3150, Fax: 316-321-4519, Email: [email protected]

Cowley County City of Arkansas City, Charles Jennings, Commission and Economic Development Committee Chair, PO Box 778, Arkansas City, KS 67005, Cowley County, Phone: 620-441-4415, Fax: 620-441-4426, Email: [email protected]

City of Arkansas City, Zachary Mohr, , 118 W. Central/PO Box 778, Arkansas City, KS 67005, Cowley County, Phone: 620-441-4427, Fax: 620-441-4426, Email: [email protected]

Cowley County Economic Development Agency, George McKune, Executive Director, PO Box 747, Winfield, KS 67156, Cowley County, Phone: 620-221-9951, Fax: 620-221-7782

Cowley County Economic Development, LeRoy Alsup, County Administrator, 22193 Tupper St./PO Box 832, Winfield, KS 67156, Cowley County, Phone: 620-221-9951, Fax: 785-431-4079, Email: [email protected]

Cowley First-Cowley County Economic Development, Heidi Hill, Director, Economic and Connumity Partnership, 22193 Tupper St./PO Box 832, Winfield, KS 67156, Cowley County, Phone: 620-221-9951, Fax: 785-431-4079, Email: [email protected]

Harper County Harper County Economic Development Council, Johny Gaffne , PO Box 13, Anthony, KS 67003, Harper County

Harper County Economic Development Council, Mike Lanie, PO Box 13, Anthony, KS 67003, Harper County, Phone: 620-842-6004, Fax: 620-842-4129, Email: [email protected]

Harper County Economic Development Council, Steve White, Coordinator, PO Box 13, Anthony, KS 67003, Harper County, Phone: 620-842-6004, Fax: 620-842-4129, Email: [email protected]

92 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 Harper County EDC, Annette Duncan, Director, Economic Development, PO Box 13, Anthony, KS 67003, Harper County, Phone: 620-842-6004, Fax: 620-842-4129, Email: [email protected]

Harvey County Harvey County Economic Development Council, Sheri Esau, Assistant Director, 500 Main Place, Ste 109, Newton, KS 67114, Harvey County, Phone: 316-283-6033, Fax: 316-283-8732, Email: [email protected]

Harvey County Economic Development Council, Mickey Fornaro-Dean, Executive Director, 500 Main Place, Ste 109, PO Box 82, Newton, KS 67114, Harvey County, Phone: 316-283-6033, Fax: 316-283-8732, Email: [email protected]

Kingman County Kingman County Economic Development, Jane Wallace, Executive Director, 324 N Main St, Kingman, KS 67068, Kingman County, Phone: 620-532-3694, Fax: 620-532-1834, Email: [email protected]

Marion County Hillsboro Development Corp/Hillsboro Ventures, Clint Seibel, 116 East Grand, Hillsboro, KS 67063, Marion County, Phone: 620-947-3458, Email: [email protected]

Marion County Economic Development, Teresa Huffman, Director, 200 S 3rd St, PO Box 219, Marion, KS 66861, Marion County, Phone: (620) 382-8830, Fax: (620) 382-8835, Email: [email protected]

McPherson County McPherson Chamber of Commerce, Jennifer Burch, Executive Director, 306 North Main Street, PO Box 616, McPherson, KS 67246, McPherson County, Phone: (620) 241-3303, Fax: (620) 241-8708, Email: [email protected]

McPherson County Small Business Development Center, David O'Dell, Executive Director, 212 E. Euclid, PO Box 41, McPherson, KS 67460, McPherson County, Phone: (620) 241-3927, Fax: , Email: [email protected]

McPherson Industrial Development Company, Marvin Peters, Executive Director, 400 East Kansas Ave., PO Box 1008, McPherson, KS 67460, McPherson County, Phone: (620) 245-2521, Fax: (620) 245-2529, Email: [email protected]

Reno County Hutchinson Chamber of Commerce, Nancy Phelps, Coordinator, Economic Development, 117 N Walnut St, Hutchinson, KS 67501, Reno County, Phone: (620) 662-3391, Email: [email protected]

Hutchinson/Reno County Chamber of Commerce, Dave Kerr, 117 N. Walnut/PO Box 519, Hutchinson, KS 67504, Reno County, Phone: (620)662-3391, Email: [email protected]

Hutchinson/Reno County Chamber of Commerce, Dana Regehr, , 117 N. Walnut/PO Box 519, Hutchinson, KS 67504, Reno County, Phone: (620) 662-3391, Email: [email protected]

K-96 Corridor Development Association, Harland Priddle, P.O. Box 85, Haven, KS 67503, Reno County, Phone: (620) 664-3304, Email: [email protected]

Sedgwick County Bel Aire Economic Advisory Board, Karen Callanan, Member, 6918 E. Summerside Court, Bel Aire, KS 67226, Sedgwick County, Phone: (316) 636-9400, Email: [email protected]

City of Bel Aire, Ty Lasher, City Administrator, 7651 E. Central Park Ave., Bel Aire, KS 67226, Sedgwick County, Phone: (316) 744-2451 Ext. 217, Fax: (316) 744-3739, Email: [email protected]

City of Bel Aire, Alan Morris, 7651 E. Central Park Ave., Bel Aire, KS 67226, Sedgwick County, Phone: (316)744-2451, Fax: (316) 744-3739, Email: [email protected]

City of Bel Aire, Jennifer Rose, Assistant City Manager, 7651 E. Central Park Avenue, Bel Aire, KS 67226, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-744-2451, Fax: 316-744-3739, Email: [email protected]

City of Cheney, Jimmie Diskin, City Clerk, 131 N. Main, PO Box 1, Cheney, KS 67025, Sedgwick County,

93 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 Phone: 316-540-3622, Fax: 316-542-0185, Email: [email protected]

City of Colwich, Diana Brooks, City Clerk, PO Box 158, Colwich, KS 67030, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316- 796-1025, Email: [email protected]

City of Derby, Jennifer Drouhard, Economic Development Board, 611 Mulberry Road, Ste 300, Derby, KS 67037, Sedgwick County

City of Derby, Allison Moeding, Director of Economic Development & Public Relations, 611 Mulberry Road, Ste 300, Derby, KS 67037, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-788-1519, Fax: 316-788-6067, Email: [email protected]

City of Haysville, Larry Powell, Community Development Director, 140 N. Main Street, Haysville, KS 67060, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-529-5909, Fax: 316-529-5925, Email: [email protected]

City of Kechi, Laura Hill, City Clerk, 220 Kechi Road, Kechi, KS 67067, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-744- 9287, Fax: (316) 744-9636, Email: [email protected]

City of Kechi, Mac Manning, City Administrator, PO Box 88, Kechi, KS 67067, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-744-9287, Fax: (316) 744-9636, Email: [email protected]

City of Maize, Richard LaMunyon, City Administrator, 123 Khedive, Maize, KS 67101, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-722-7561, Fax: 316-722-0346, Email: [email protected]

City of Mount Hope, George Dick, City Clerk, PO Box 10, Mount Hope, KS 67108, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-661-211, Fax: 316-661-2212, Email: [email protected]

City of Mulvane, Kent Hixson, City Administrator, 211 N. 2nd Ave., Mulvane, KS 67110, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-777-1143, Fax: 316-777-4081, Email: [email protected]

City of Park City, Jack Whitson, Director, Economic Development, Planning & Public Works, 6110 N Hydraulic St, Park City, KS 67219, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-744-2026, Fax: 316-744-3865, Email: [email protected]

City of Valley Center, Eldon Miller, Community Development Officer, 121 S. Meridian, PO Box 188, Valley Center, KS 67147, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-755-7310, Fax: 316-755-7319, Email: [email protected]

City of Wichita, Lisa Totten, Management Analyst, 455 N. Main, 12th Floor, Wichita, KS 67202, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-268-4502, Email: [email protected]

Greater Wichita Economic Development Coalition, Victoria Pratt Gerbino, President, 350 W Douglas Ave, Wichita, KS 67202, Sedgwick County, Phone: (316) 268-1140, Fax: (316) 265-7502, Email: [email protected]

Greater Wichita Economic Development Coalition, Debra Teufel, Managing Director, Business Development, Economic Development, 350 W Douglas Ave, Wichita, KS 67202, Sedgwick County, Phone: (316) 268-1131, Fax: (316) 265-7502, Email: [email protected]

Greater Wichita Economic Development Coalition, David Bossemeyer, Business Development, 350 W Douglas Ave, Wichita, KS 67202, Sedgwick County, Phone: (316) 268-1124, Fax: (316) 265-7502, Email: [email protected]

Greater Wichita Economic Development Coalition, Duane Smith, Director of Research, 350 W Douglas Ave, Wichita, KS 67202, Sedgwick County, Phone: (316) 268-1124, Fax: (316) 265-7502, Email: [email protected]

Greater Wichita Economic Development Coalition, Tammy Nolan, Marketing Manager, Economic Development, 350 W Douglas Ave, Wichita, KS 67202, Sedgwick County, Phone: (316) 268-1128, Fax: (316) 265-7502, Email: [email protected]

Greater Wichita Economic Development Coalition, Beth Shelton, Administrative Asst., Economic Development, 350 W Douglas Ave, Wichita, KS 67202, Sedgwick County, Phone: (316) 268-1133, Fax: (316)

265-7502, Email: [email protected]

94 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 Kansas Department of Commerce, Greg Call, Trade Development Representative, 150 N. Main Street, Ste 200, Wichita, KS 67202, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-771-6808, Fax: 316-771-6890, Email: [email protected]

Kansas Department of Commerce, Robert "Bob" Fettke, Regional Project Manager, 150 N. Main, Suite 100, Wichita, KS 67202-1321, Sedgwick County, Phone: (316) 771-6809, Fax: (316) 771-6890, Email: [email protected]

Kansas Department of Commerce, Sherry Gegen, Regional Director South Central KS Region, 150 N. Main Street, Suite 100, Wichita, KS 67202-1321, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-771-6803, Fax: 316-771-6890,

Email: [email protected]

Sedgwick County Community Development, Irene Hart, Director, 510 N. MainRoom 602, Wichita, KS 67202, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-660-9863, Fax: 316-383-7696, Email: [email protected]

Sedgwick County ED, Sherdeill Breathett, Economic Developer, 350 W. Douglas Ave, Wichita, KS 67202, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-268-1139, Fax: 316-265-7502, Email: [email protected]

Small Business Administration, Dennis Glaser, Economic Development Specialist, 271 W 3rd St N, Ste 2500, Wichita, KS 67202, Sedgwick County

Small Business Administration, Tom Means, Director, Economic Development, 271 W 3rd St N, Ste 2500, Wichita, KS 67202, Sedgwick County

South Central Kansas Economic Development District, Bill Bolin, Executive Director, 200 W. Douglas, Ste 710, Wichita, KS 67202, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-262-7035, Fax: 316-262-7062, Email: [email protected]

South Central Kansas Economic Development Div., Michael West, Weatherization Director, 200 W. Douglas, Ste 710, Wichita, KS 67202, Sedgwick County, Phone: (316) 262-7035, Fax: (316) 262-7063, Email: [email protected]

Urban League of Kansas, Prentice Lewis, Director of Economic Development & Employment, 1802 E 13th St N, Wichita, KS 67214, Sedgwick County

Valley Center Chamber of Commerce, MaryLou Rivers, Executive Director, PO Box 382, Valley Center, KS 67147, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-755-1314, Fax: 316-755-1314, Email: [email protected]

Workforce Development, Marv Duncan, Director, Customized Training, 150 N Main, Wichita, KS 67202, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-771-6650, Fax: 771-6690, Email: [email protected]

Workforce Solutions, Gerald McCoy, Advanced Materials Business Specialist, 150 N Main, Wichita, KS 67202, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-771-6618, Fax: 316-771-6690, Email: [email protected]

Sumner County Sumner County Economic Development, Janis Hellard, Director, 123 N. Jefferson, PO Box 279, Wellington, KS 67152, Sumner County, Phone: 620-326-8779, Fax: 620-326-6544, Email: [email protected]

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Appendix G. Kansas Registered Apprenticeship Programs, Updated June 2009 Program Company Name Trade Contact Person Address Phone # LA Consultant 40 Sardines Cook CAP 11942 Roe, Overland Park 66209 Susan Symons 3 A Child’s World Day Care Center, Inc. Early Childhood Associate Debbie Hunt P.O. Box 27, Oskaloosa 66066 785-863-2871 Marla Canfield 2 A+ Kidz Early Learning & Dev. Center Early Childhood Associate ECAAP 1128 N Hydraulic, Wichita 67214 Marla Canfield 4 Absolute Home Health Care Home Health Aide Sue Olson/Con Olson 104 W. 5th St. #1, Holton, KS 66436 785-363-6101 Loretta Shelley 2 Ad Astra Direct Support Apprenticeship Direct Support Professional Kathy Stiffler 3615 SW29th Suite 201, Topeka 785-228-9443 Bonnie Duden 2 State Council Apprenticeship Program

Adventure Planet Early Childhood Associate ECAAP 3059 W. 13th, Wichita, KS 67203 Marla Canfield 4 ALCOA, Inc. Maintenance Mechanic Kelly Garcia 1501 N. Airport Rd., Hutchinson 67501 620-665-5281 Bonnie Duden 1 Altizio’s Cook CAP 10142 W 119th St, Overland Park 66213 Susan Symons 3 Alvamar Country Club Cook CAP 1809 Cross Gate Dr., Lawrence 66046 Susan Symons 2 Ancilla Center for Children Early Childhood Sharon Dedeke 4100 S 4th, Leavenworth 66048 913-758-6113 Marla Canfield 2 Applebee’s International Inc. Cook CAP 4551 W 107th St, Overland Park 66207 Susan Symons 3 Aramark Food – Sprint Cook CAP 115th & Metcalf, Shawnee Mission Susan Symons 3 Atchison Child Care Association Early Childhood Carrie Sowers 1226 KS Ave, Atchison 66002 913-367-6441 Marla Canfield 2 Board of Public Utilities Line Maintainer Carol Knight 701 Minnesota Ave., Kansas City KS 913-573-6392 Loretta Shelley 3 66101 Board of Public Utilities Power House Electrician Carol Knight 703 Minnesota Ave., Kansas City KS 913-573-6392 Loretta Shelley 3 66101 Board of Public Utilities Power House Mechanic Carol Knight 704 Minnesota Ave., Kansas City KS 913-573-6392 Loretta Shelley 3 66101 Boilermaker Apprenticeship Boilermaker 5910 E 86th St., Kansas City MO 64138 816-523-8300 Loretta Shelley 3 Brandon Woods Cook CAP 1501 Inverness DR, Lawrence 66047 Susan Symons 2 BRB Contractors, Inc. Carpenter Dan Welch 3805 NW 25th St., Topeka, KS 66618 785-232-1245 Loretta Shelley 2 BRB Contractors, Inc. Cement Mason Dan Welch 3806 NW 25th St., Topeka, KS 66618 785-232-1245 Loretta Shelley 2 BRB Contractors, Inc. Operating Engineer Dan Welch 3807 NW 25th St., Topeka, KS 66618 785-232-1245 Loretta Shelley 2 BRB Contractors, Inc. Pipefitter Dan Welch 3808 NW 25th St., Topeka, KS 66618 785-232-1245 Loretta Shelley 2 Brewster Place Health Support Specialist Julie Kuestersteffen 1205 SW 29th St. Topeka 66611 785-267-1666 Loretta Shelley 2 Bright Circle Preschool Early Childhood Associate Betsey Litscher 401 SW Oakley, Topeka 66606 785-235-1033 Marla Canfield 2 Brookridge Country Club Cook CAP 8223 W. 103 RD ST, Overland Park Susan Symons 3 66212 Brooks Yamaha, Inc. Motorcycle/ Motor sports Monty Peterson 701 Enoch Lane, Manhattan 66502 785-776-6371 Susan Symons 2 Repairer

96 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 Program Company Name Trade Contact Person Address Phone # LA Consultant Bunge Milling, Inc. Maintenance Electrician Ross Brinker 16755 274th Rd, Atchison 66002 913-367-0734 Loretta Shelley 2 Butler CCC EduCare Center Early Childhood Associate Susan Duncan 901 S Haverhill Rd, El Dorado 67042 316-323-6817 Marla Canfield 4 Butler Rural Elec. Coop., Assn. Inc. Line Maintainer Gary Dick 216 S Vine, El Dorado 67042 316-321-9600 Bonnie Duden 4 Cabela’s Cook CAP 10300 Cabela Dr., Kansas City, KS 66111 Susan Symons 3 Caney Valley Electric Coop. Lineman Craig Lampson 401 Lawrence, Cedar Vale 67024 620-758-2262 Bonnie Duden 4 Capitol Plaza Hotel Cook CAP 1717 W Topeka Blvd., Topeka 66614 Susan Symons 2 Cedar Lake Village Cook CAP 1325 S. Lone Elm Rd, Olathe Susan Symons 3 Central Christian Academy Preschool Early Childhood Associate ECAAP 2900 N Rock Rd, Wichita 67226 Marla Canfield 4 Child Start, Inc. Early Childhood Associate ECAAP 1069 S. Glendale, Wichita 67218 Marla Canfield 4 City of Alma Lineman Sharon White 326 Missouri, PO Box 444, Alma, KS 785-765-3922 Susan Symons 2 City of Anthony Line Installer-Repairer Grant K. Sechler, Jr. 124 S Bluff, Anthony KS 67003 620-842-5960 Bonnie Duden 4 City of Ashland Line Maintainer Christy Lee 4th & Main, Ashland 67831 620-635-2531 Bonnie Duden 1 City of Attica Lineman T. J. Rausch 127 N. Main, PO Box 421, Attica 67009 620-254-7228 Bonnie Duden 4 City of Baldwin City Lineman Damien P. Hebert 609 High St., Baldwin 66006 785-594-3261 Susan Symons 2 City of Belleville Lineman Damien P. Hebert 1819 L St., Belleville 66935 785-466-1596 Susan Symons 1 City of Beloit Lineman Jerry Blass 502 E. 12 St, PO Box 567, Beloit 67420 785-738-3781 Susan Symons 1 City of Chanute Line Maintainer Ralph Wright P.O. Box 907, Chanute 66720 316-431-5255 Bonnie Duden 5 City of Clay Center Lineman Bill Callaway 427 Court St./POB 117, Clay Center KS 785-632-2137 Susan Symons 2 67432 City of Coffeyville Electric Metering Technician Ron Sandusky 23 E Martin, P.O. Box 1629, Coffeyville 620-252-6191 Bonnie Duden 5 67337 City of Coffeyville Line Maintainer Ron Sandusky 21 E Martin, P.O. Box 1629, Coffeyville 620-252-6189 Bonnie Duden 5 67337 City of Coffeyville Power Plant Operator Ron Sandusky 22 E Martin, P.O. Box 1629, Coffeyville 620-252-6190 Bonnie Duden 5 67337 City of Coffeyville Relay Technician Ron Sandusky 24 E Martin, P.O. Box 1629, Coffeyville 620-252-6192 Bonnie Duden 5 67337 City of Coffeyville Sewer/Water Line Maintainer Ron Sandusky 20 E Martin, P.O. Box 1629, Coffeyville 620-252-6188 Bonnie Duden 5 67337 City of Coffeyville Wastewater Plant Op. Ron Sandusky 19 E Martin, P.O. Box 1629, Coffeyville 620-252-6187 Bonnie Duden 5 Maintainer 67337 City of Coffeyville Water Treatment Plant Ron Sandusky 18 E Martin, P.O. Box 1629, Coffeyville 620-252-6186 Bonnie Duden 5 Operator 67337 City of Colby Lineman Gordon Gilbert 548 N. Franklin, Colby 67701 785-460-4410 Susan Symons 1 City of Eudora Line Maintainer Eldon Brown 4 East 7th St, Eudora 66025 785-542-3100 Susan Symons 2 City of Garden City Line Maintainer 301 N 8th St., Garden City 67846 620-276-1290 Bonnie Duden 1

97 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 Program Company Name Trade Contact Person Address Phone # LA Consultant City of Garden City Substation Technician 302 N 8th St., Garden City 67846 620-276-1291 Bonnie Duden 1 City of Gardner Line Maintainer Kenneth Arnold 120 E Main, Gardner 66030 913-856-7256 Susan Symons 3 City of Garnett Lineman Joyce Martin 131 W. 5th, Garnett, KS 66032 785-448-5496 Bonnie Duden 5 City of Goodland Lineman Charles Bandal 204 W. 11th St., Goodland KS 67735 785- 899-4530 Susan Symons 1 City of Herington Lineman Mike Wendt Box 31, Herington, KS 67449 785-258-2948 Susan Symons 1 City of Horton Line Installer/Repairer Bill Delzeit 205 E 8th, Horton 66439 785-486-2681 Susan Symons 2 City of Lindsborg Lineman Tim Dunn PO Box 70, Lindsborg, KS 67456 785-227-3428 Bonnie Duden 1 City of McPherson Line Maintainer Joe Mitchell PO Box 1008, McPherson 67460 620-245-2560 Bonnie Duden 1 City of Mulvane Lineman Brad Modlin 211 N. 2nd, Mulvane 67110 316-777-0191 Bonnie Duden 4 City of Oberlin Lineman Dan Castle #1 Morgan Dr., Oberlin 67749 785-475-7153 Susan Symons 1 City of Osawatomie Line Maintainer Ashley Smith PO Box 37, Osawatomie 66064 913-755-2146 Bonnie Duden 5 City of Ottawa Line Maintainer Steve Grinner 234 Beech St., Ottawa 66067 785-229-3710 Susan Symons 2 City of Russell Lineman Duane Banks PO Box 112, Russell, KS 67665 785-483-6311 Susan Symons 1 City of Sabetha Line Maintainer Troy Lay 805 Main, Sabetha 66534 Susan Symons 2 City of Wellington Lineman Bob Porter 604 S. Blaine, Wellington 67152 620-326-7211 Bonnie Duden 4 City of Winfield Line Maintainer Arthur Shuffle 2701 E 9th, Winfield 67156 620-221-5505 Bonnie Duden 4 Coleman Company Outing Products Tool Maker Duane Silvis 3600 N Hydraulic, Wichita 67219 316-832-6276 Bonnie Duden 4 ConAgra Foods Maintenance Repairer, Phillip Harmon 6410 SW Hallowell Rd., Columbus, KS 620-597-2800 Bonnie Duden 5 Industrial 66726 Cornerstone Daycare & Preschool Early Childhood ECAAP 803 S Dinsmore, Lyons 67554 Marla Canfield 1 Crossland Construction Co., Inc. Carpenter Clay Kubicek U.S Hwy 69, Columbus, KS 66715 620-429-1414 Bonnie Duden 5 Crossland Construction Co., Inc. Iron Worker Clay Kubicek U.S Hwy 69, Columbus, KS 66715 620 429-1414 Bonnie Duden 5 D S & O Rural Electric Coop. Assn., Inc. Line Installer/Repairer Mike Olberding PO Box 286, 129 W. Main, Solomon 785-655-2011 Bonnie Duden 1 67480 Day Brook Learning Center Early Childhood Associate Dana Broockerd 22498 S. Harrison, Spring Hill 66083 913-592-3252 Marla Canfield 3 Dean & Delluca’s Cook CAP 119th & Roe, Shawnee Mission 66209 Susan Symons 3 Deer Creek Golf Club Cook CAP 7000 W. 133 RD ST Overland Park 66209 Susan Symons 3 Don’s Electric and Rewind Electrician Don Younger 202 Jefferson, Ellis 67367 785-726-3455 Susan Symons 1 Doubletree Hotel Cook CAP 10100 College Blvd, Overland Park Susan Symons 3 Downtown Daycare Early Childhood Associate ECAAP 944 S Topeka, Wichita 67211 Marla Canfield 4 F & H Insulation, Inc. Insulation Worker Randy Wheeler 5003 E. 61st N., Kechi, KS 67067 316-264-2208 Bonnie Duden 4

98 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 Program Company Name Trade Contact Person Address Phone # LA Consultant Flint Hills Rural Elec. Coop., Assn., Inc. Line Maintainer Damien Hebert 1564 S 1000 Rd. Council Grove 66846 620-767-5144 Susan Symons 1 Forever Friends Early Childhood Associate ECAAP 3124 SW Landsdown, Topeka 66614 Marla Canfield 2 Free State Brewing Co. Cook CAP 636 Massachusetts, Lawrence 66044 Susan Symons 2 General Motors Corporation Auto Body Repairer Jeff Dye 3201 Fairfax Trfwy, Kansas City KS 66115 913-573-3054 Loretta Shelley 3 General Motors Corporation Carpenter Jeff Dye 3203 Fairfax Trfwy, Kansas City KS 66115 913-573-3054 Loretta Shelley 3 General Motors Corporation Die Maker-Bench, St. Jeff Dye 3204 Fairfax Trfwy, Kansas City KS 66115 913-573-3054 Loretta Shelley 3 General Motors Corporation Electrical Technician Jeff Dye 3205 Fairfax Trfwy, Kansas City KS 66115 913-573-3054 Loretta Shelley 3 General Motors Corporation Electrician, Maintenance Jeff Dye 3206 Fairfax Trfwy, Kansas City KS 66115 913-573-3054 Loretta Shelley 3 General Motors Corporation Environmental Control Jeff Dye 3207 Fairfax Trfwy, Kansas City KS 66115 913-573-3054 Loretta Shelley 3 Specialist General Motors Corporation Heat Treater 1 Jeff Dye 3201 Fairfax Trfwy, Kansas City KS 66115 913-573-3054 Loretta Shelley 3 General Motors Corporation Machine Repairer, Jeff Dye 3202 Fairfax Trfwy, Kansas City KS 66115 913-573-3054 Loretta Shelley 3 Maintenance General Motors Corporation Millwright Jeff Dye 3203 Fairfax Trfwy, Kansas City KS 66115 913-573-3054 Loretta Shelley 3 General Motors Corporation Pipe Fitter, Any Industry Jeff Dye 3204 Fairfax Trfwy, Kansas City KS 66115 913-573-3054 Loretta Shelley 3 General Motors Corporation Sheet Metal Worker Jeff Dye 3205 Fairfax Trfwy, Kansas City KS 66115 913-573-3054 Loretta Shelley 3 General Motors Corporation Stationary Engineer Jeff Dye 3206 Fairfax Trfwy, Kansas City KS 66115 913-573-3054 Loretta Shelley 3 General Motors Corporation Tool and Die Maker Jeff Dye 3208 Fairfax Trfwy, Kansas City KS 66115 913-573-3054 Loretta Shelley 3 General Motors Corporation Tool Maker Jeff Dye 3207 Fairfax Trfwy, Kansas City KS 66115 913-573-3054 Loretta Shelley 3 General Motors Corporation Welder, Arc Jeff Dye 3209 Fairfax Trfwy, Kansas City KS 66115 913-573-3054 Loretta Shelley 3 General Motors Corporation Welder, Combination Jeff Dye 3202 Fairfax Trfwy, Kansas City KS 66115 913-573-3054 Loretta Shelley 3 Goddard Schools Early Childhood Associate Betsy Allen & Marci 15040 W. 138th St., Olathe, KS 66062 913-390-7802 Marla Canfield 3 Richter 913-764-1331 Golden Ventures - Edwardsville Health Support Specialist Jeanie Uhl 751 Blake St., Edwardsville, KS 66111 913-322-6977 Loretta Shelley 3 Golden Ventures – Kaw River Health Support Specialist Jeanie Uhl 750 Blake St., Edwardsville, KS 66111 913-322-6977 Loretta Shelley 3 Golden Ventures - Lansing Health Support Specialist Jeanie Uhl 210 Plaza Dr. Lansing, KS 66043 913-322-6977 Loretta Shelley 3 Golden Ventures - Parkway Health Support Specialist Jeanie Uhl 749 Blake St., Edwardsville, KS 66111 913-322-6977 Loretta Shelley 3 Golden Ventures – Spring Hill Health Support Specialist Jeanie Uhl 251 Wilson St., Spring Hill, KS 66083 913-322-6977 Loretta Shelley 3 Great Wolf Lodge Cook CAP 10401 Cabela Dr., KS City, KS 66111 Susan Symons 3 Greater Wichita YMCA Early Childhood Associate Leslie Stewart 402 N. Market, Wichita, KS 67202 316-264-1610 Marla Canfield 4 Hallbrook Country Club Cook CAP 11300 Overbrook Rd, Leawood 66209 Susan Symons 3 Harrah's Prairie Band Casino Cook CAP 12305 150th Rd., Mayetta 66509 Loretta Shelley 2

99 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 Program Company Name Trade Contact Person Address Phone # LA Consultant Heartland Rural Electrical Coop Lineman Paul Norris 118 N Ozark, Girard 66743 620-587-0899 Bonnie Duden 5 Hereford House Cook CAP 4031 W 6th, Lawrence 66049 Susan Symons 2 Hilltop Child Development Early Childhood Associate ECAAP 1605 Irving Hill Rd., Lawrence, KS 66045 Marla Canfield 2 Hi-Tech Interiors, Inc. Drywall Finisher Martin Baumgard 5006 Skyway Dr., Manhattan, KS 66503 785/539-7266 Susan Symons 2 Hi-Tech Interiors, Inc. Drywall Applicator Martin Baumgard 5006 Skyway Dr., Manhattan, KS 66503 785/539-7266 Susan Symons 2 Hi-Tech Interiors, Inc. Acoustical Carpenter Spec. Martin Baumgard 5006 Skyway Dr., Manhattan, KS 66503 785/539-7266 Susan Symons 2 Holiday Inn - Lawrence Cook CAP 200 McDonald Rd., Lawrence 66044 Susan Symons 2 Holiday Inn – Lenexa Cook CAP I-35 & 95th ST, Lenexa 66215 Susan Symons 3 Holiday Inn – Olathe Cook CAP 101 W. 151 ST, Olathe 66061 Susan Symons 3 Homestead Country Club Cook CAP 6510 Mission Rd, Prairie Village Susan Symons 3 Hutchinson Electricians Electrician Robert Ahnert 427 N Main, Hutchinson 67501 620-663-8988 Dana Raine 1 Hutchinson Electricians Telecommunication Tech Robert Ahnert 427 N Main, Hutchinson 67501 620-663-8988 Dana Raine 1 Hutchinson H. S. Child Care Center Early Childhood Associate Gayla Vance 700 B. East 13th, Hutchinson, KS 67501 620-665-4597 Marla Canfield 1 I. E. C. Electrician Karen Johns 914 E Gilbert Ste. 100, Wichita 67211 316-267-4041 Dana Raine 4 Indian Hills Country Club Cook CAP Tomahawk Rd & Cherokee Ln, Prairie Vill. Susan Symons 3 Individual Support Systems Inc. Direct Support Specialist Kathy Stiffler 3615 SW 29th St, Suite 201, Topeka 785-288-9443 Bonnie Duden 2 66614 Innovative Technology Services IT Generalist Barclay Mead 5924 SW Cherokee, Topeka 66614 785-271-2070 Loretta Shelley 2 J. Gilbert’s Woodfired Steaks Cook CAP 8901 Metcalf, Shawnee Mission Susan Symons 3 J.B. Stouts Bar & Grille Cook CAP 721 Wakarusa, Lawrence 66044 Susan Symons 2 Jacob’s Learning Ladder Early Childhood Associate ECAAP 5002 East Douglas, Wichita 67208 Marla Canfield 4 Joy Masonry Bricklayer Julie Joy 124 S Baltimore, Derby 316-788-6400 Bonnie Duden 4 K-State Center for Child Development Early Childhood Associate Cassie Brown 1948 Jardine Dr. L-9, Manhattan, KS 785-532-3700 Marla Canfield 2 67502 Kansas & Burge Unions Cook CAP 13th & Oread, Lawrence Susan Symons 2 Kansas Building Systems, Inc. (KBS) Carpenter Mark Bayless 1701 SW 41st St., Topeka, KS 66675 785-266-4222 Loretta Shelley 2 Kansas City Country Club Cook CAP 8901 Metcalf, Shawnee Mission 66212 Susan Symons 3 Kansas City Laborers Construction Craft Laborer Bill Marsh 8944 Kaw Dr., Kansas City KS 66111 913-441-6100 Dana Raine 3 Kansas Military Apprenticeship A&P Mechanic CPT Jeff Totman 2724 SW Topeka Blvd., Topeka 785-274-1008 Loretta Shelley 2 Kansas Military Apprenticeship Diesel Mechanic CPT Jeff Totman 2723 SW Topeka Blvd., Topeka 785-274-1008 Loretta Shelley 2 Kansas Military Apprenticeship Heavy Vehicle Driver CPT Jeff Totman 2722 SW Topeka Blvd., Topeka 785-274-1008 Loretta Shelley 2

100 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 Program Company Name Trade Contact Person Address Phone # LA Consultant KCR International Truck Inc. Tractor Mechanic 500 SE 10th Ave., Topeka 66607 785-235-8711 Loretta Shelley 2 L & S Electric, LLC Lineman Jason Schur 1835 Kiowa Rd., Minneapolis 67467 785-820-0232 Susan Symons 1 La Dolce Vita Cook CAP 4821 W. 117th St., Leawood 66221 Susan Symons 3 Lake Quivera Country Club Cook CAP 8300 Holiday Dr., Kansas City KS 66106 Susan Symons 3 Lane-Scott Electric Coop., Inc. Line Maintainer 410 S High, Dighton 67839 620-942-0181 Bonnie Duden 1 Lawrence Country Club Cook CAP 400 Country Club Terre. Lawrence 66049 Susan Symons 2 Leawood Country Club Cook CAP 8901 Sagemore, Leawood 66206 Susan Symons 3 Leawood South Country Club Cook CAP 12700 Overbrook Rd, Leawood 66209 Susan Symons 3 Little Building Blocks Daycare Early Childhood Associate ECAAP 813 E. Lincoln Ln., Gardner, KS 66030 Marla Canfield 3 Little Lambs Child Care Center Early Childhood Associate ECAAP 928 W 31st St, Wichita Marla Canfield 4 Loving Arms Learning Center Early Childhood Associate LaFarris Risby 1531 St. Mary's Rd., Junction City, KS 785-223-6288 Marla Canfield 2 66441 Lyon-Coffey Electric Coop, Inc. Line Maintainer Ken Dazil 1031 N 4th, Burlington 66839 620-364-5760 Bonnie Duden 5 Manhattan Day Care & Learning Center Early Childhood Associate Kasey Kile 121 N. 6th, Manhattan, KS 66502 785/776-5071 Marla Canfield 2 Maple Heights Nursing Health Support Specialist Lesa Duryea 302 E. Iowa, Hiawatha, KS 66434 785-742-7465 Loretta Shelley 2 Marian Clinic Dental Assistant Marilyn Paige 3164 SE 6th, Topeka 66607 785-233-2800 Loretta Shelley 2 Marisco’s Cook CAP 4821 W 6th St., Lawrence 66044 Susan Symons 2 Marriot Hotel- Overland Park Cook CAP 10800 Metcalf, Shawnee Mission 66210 Susan Symons 3 McDaniel Early Learning Center Early Childhood Associate ECAAP 110 S Nettleton, Bonner Springs 66012 Marla Canfield 3 Meadowbrook Country Club Cook CAP 9101 Nall Ave, Prairie Village Susan Symons 3 Memorial Home, Inc. Health Support Specialist Jim Huxman 86 22nd Ave., Moundridge 67107 620-345-2901 Loretta Shelley 1 Menonite Manor Health Support Specialist Evelyn Walters / Dee 600 W. Blanchard, S. Hutchinson 67505 620-663-7175 Loretta Shelley 1 Weins Mental Health Assn of South Central KS Mental Health Parent Support Nina Lomely-Baker 555 N Woodlawn Ste 3105, Wichita 67208 316-685-1821 Bonnie Duden 4 X256 Midwest Energy, Inc. Lineman Sharon Dreher 1330 Canterbury, PO Box 898, Hays KS 785-625-1406 Bonnie Duden 1 Midwest Health Management Inc – Health Support Specialist Judy Bagby 2825 Resort Dr., Salina 67401 785-825-2201 Loretta Shelley 1 Holiday Resort Midwest Health Management Inc – Health Support Specialist Judy Bagby 1021 Fleming Court, Topeka 66604 785-440-0399 Loretta Shelley 2 Lexington Park Assisted Living Midwest Health Management Inc – Health Support Specialist Judy Bagby 1031 Fleming Court, Topeka 66604 785-440-0500 Loretta Shelley 2 Lexington Park Nursing

101 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 Program Company Name Trade Contact Person Address Phone # LA Consultant Midwest Health Management Inc – Health Support Specialist Judy Bagby 1031 Fleming Court, Topeka 66604 785-440-0500 Loretta Shelley 2 Lexington Park Nursing Midwest Health Management Inc – Health Support Specialist Judy Bagby 2029 Little Kitten Ave., Manhattan 66503 785-537-1065 Loretta Shelley 2 Stoneybrook Assisted Living Midwest Health Management Inc. Health Support Specialist Jim Klausman 3715 SW 29th St, Topeka 66614 Loretta Shelley 2

Midwest Health Management Inc.- Health Support Specialist Judy Bagby PO Box 127, Alma 66401 785-765-3318 Loretta Shelley 2 Alma Manor Midwest Health Management Inc.- Health Support Specialist Judy Bagby 4851 Harvard, Lawrence 66049 785-749-4200 Loretta Shelley 2 Pioneer Ridge Assisted Living Midwest Health Management Inc.- Health Support Specialist Judy Bagby 4851 Harvard, Lawrence 66049 785-749-2000 Loretta Shelley 2 Pioneer Ridge Nursing Midwest Health Management Inc.- Health Support Specialist Judy Bagby 2410 Urish Rd., Topeka 66614 785-273-2202 Loretta Shelley 2 Rolling Hills Assisted Living Midwest Health Management Inc.- Health Support Specialist Judy Bagby 2400 Urish Rd, Topeka 66614 785-273-5001 Loretta Shelley 2 Rolling Hills Health Center Midwest Health Management Inc.- Health Support Specialist Judy Bagby 657 Eisenhower, Lansing 66043 913-727-6100 Loretta Shelley 2 Twin Oakes Assisted Living Midwest Health Management Inc.- Health Support Specialist Judy Bagby 208 E. Valley Springs, Auburn 66402 785-256-7100 Loretta Shelley 2 Valley Springs Assisted Living Midwest Health Management Inc.- Health Support Specialist Judy Bagby 34001 Seward, Topeka 66616 785-2346147 Loretta Shelley 2 Countryside Health Center Midwest Health Management Inc.- Health Support Specialist Judy Bagby 5400 W. 7th , Topeka 66606 785-272-6880 Loretta Shelley 2 Fairlawn Heights Assisted Living Midwest Health Management Inc.- Health Support Specialist Judy Bagby 915 McNair, Halstead 67056 316-835-3535 Loretta Shelley 1 Halstead Health & Rehabilitation Midwest Health Management Inc.- Health Support Specialist Judy Bagby 2141 N. Henderson Dr., Garden City 620-272-9800 Loretta Shelley 1 Midwest Homestead of Garden City 67846

Midwest Health Management Inc.- Health Support Specialist Judy Bagby 5150 Hughes Rd, Leavenworth 66048 913-727-9600 Loretta Shelley 2 Midwest Homestead of Leavenworth

Midwest Health Management Inc.- Health Support Specialist Judy Bagby 12720 State Line Rd, Leawood 66209 913-663-3351 Loretta Shelley 3 Midwest Homestead of Leawood Midwest Health Management Inc.- Health Support Specialist Judy Bagby 8740 Caenen Lake Rd, Lenexa 66215 913-894-0014 Loretta Shelley 3 Midwest Homestead of Lenexa

102 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 Program Company Name Trade Contact Person Address Phone # LA Consultant Midwest Health Management Inc.- Health Support Specialist Judy Bagby 1923 Little Kitten Ave, Manhattan 66503 785-776-1772 Loretta Shelley 2 Midwest Homestead of Manhattan

Midwest Health Management Inc.- Health Support Specialist Judy Bagby 791 N. Somerset Terrace, Olathe 66062 913-829-1403 Loretta Shelley 3 Midwest Homestead of Olathe Midwest Health Management Inc.- Health Support Specialist Judy Bagby 5820 SW Drury Lane, Topeka 66604 785-945-3832 Loretta Shelley 2 Midwest Homestead of Topeka Midwest Health Management Inc.- Health Support Specialist Judy Bagby 12221 W. Maple, Wichita 67235 316-729-2400 Loretta Shelley 4 Midwest Homestead of Wichita Midwest Health Management Inc.- Health Support Specialist Judy Bagby 2025 Little Kitten Ave., Manhattan 6653 785-776-1065 Loretta Shelley 2 Stoneybrook Nursing Facility Milburn Golf Cook CAP 7501 W. 69th St, Overland Park Susan Symons 3 Minneapolis Good Samaritan Center Health Support Specialist Dana Rice 280815 N. Rothsay Ave., Minneapolis, KS 785-392-2162 Loretta Shelley 1 67467 Mission Hills Country Club Cook CAP 5400 Mission Dr, Shawnee Mission Susan Symons 3 NEK-CAP, Inc. Early Childhood Associate Marilyn Zinn 1260 220th St., Hiawatha, KS 66434 785-742-2222 Marla Canfield 2 Nemaha-Marshall Rural Electric Coop. Lineman Kathleen Brinker 402 Prairie St., Axtel 785-736-2345 Susan Symons 2 New Song Academy East Early Childhood Associate Pat Minson 6868 E. 32nd St. N. Wichita, KS 67226 316-688-1911 Marla Canfield 4 Nick and Jakes Cook CAP 6830 W. 135th, Shawnee Mission Susan Symons 3 Nicklaus Golf Club Cook CAP 14225 Dearborn Ave, Overland Park Susan Symons 3 Northern Natural Gas Gas Utility Worker Wally Tippin 20307 NE !50th Ave., Cunnningham 620-298-5111 Ronnie Murphy 4 67035 Northridge Academy Early Childhood Associate ECAAP 3631 N. Ridge Road Wichita, KS 67205 Marla Canfield 4 Northridge Family Dev. Center Early Childhood Associate Jocelyn Dunmire 316 Lincoln, PO Box 185, Sabetha, KS 785-284-3299 Marla Canfield 2 66534 Olathe Head Start Early Childhood Associate Kim Sills 1700 W. Sheridan, Olathe, KS 66061 913-780-7416 Marla Canfield 3 Open Arms Preschool Early Childhood Associate ECAAP 306 E. Madison, Gardner, KS 66030 Marla Canfield 3 Opportunity Preschool, Inc. Early Childhood Associate Sally Frick 1700 Leavenworth St., Manhattan KS 785-587-2045 Marla Canfield 2 66502 Overland Park Convention Center Cook CAP 6000 College Blvd, Overland Park Susan Symons 3 P & J Inc., Sunny Patch Kids CCC Early Childhood Associate Jenni Ebert 17680 Old post Rd. Wamego, KS 66547 785/456-8112 Marla Canfield 2 Pachamama’s Cook CAP 2161 Quail Creek Dr., Lawrence 66047 Susan Symons 2 Packer Ware Corporation, Inc. Maintenance Mechanic Steve Davids 2330 Packer Rd., Lawrence 66044 785-842-3000 Loretta Shelley 2 Packer Ware Corporation, Inc. Plastic Process Technician Ken Meissbach 2331 Packer Rd., Lawrence 66044 785-842-3000 Loretta Shelley 2 Paulo & Bills Cook CAP 16501 Midland DR, Shawnee Mission Susan Symons 3

103 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 Program Company Name Trade Contact Person Address Phone # LA Consultant 66217 Pioneer Electric Coop., Inc. Electric Meter Tester George Bushmell 1851 W Oklahoma, Ulysses 67880 620-356-1463 Bonnie Duden 1 Pioneer Electric Coop., Inc. Line Maintainer George Bushmell 1850 W Oklahoma, Ulysses 67880 620-356-1462 Bonnie Duden 1 Pleasant View Home Health Support Specialist Jalane White PO Box 249, Inman 67546 620-585-6411 Loretta Shelley 1 Plumbers & Pipefitters of Kansas HVAC/R Service Technician Kerry Stine 1332 E. 1st St., Wichita, KS 67214 316-267-8508 Dana Raine 4 Plumbers & Pipefitters of Kansas Pipefitter Kerry Stine 1331 E. 1st St., Wichita, KS 67214 316-267-8508 Dana Raine 4 Plumbers & Pipefitters of Kansas Plumber Kerry Stine 1330 E. 1st St., Wichita, KS 67214 316-267-8508 Dana Raine 4 Prairie Land Electric Coop., Inc. Lineman April Karnopp 1101 W. Hwy. 36, PO Box 360, Norton, 785-877-3323 Susan Symons 1 KS Prototech Machinist – CNC Mike Butler 10532 E. Rd., Delia, KS 66418 785-742-7465 Loretta Shelley 2 Radiant Electric Coop., Inc. Line Maintainer Dennis Duft, 15th & Washington, Fredonia 66736 620-832-3416 Bonnie Duden 5 Operations Mgr Rainbows United, Inc. Early Childhood Associate Beth Reeder 340 S. Broadway, Wichita, KS 67202 316-267-5444 Marla Canfield 4 Reno County Head Start Early Childhood Associate Betty Vanalstine 400 W. 2nd, Ste. C, Hutchinson, KS 620-665-8648 Marla Canfield 1 67501 Ritz Charles Cook CAP 9000 W 137th St , Shawnee Mission Susan Symons 3 Rock Creek USD 323 Teacher Aide 1 Darrel Stufflebeam 201 S Third, Westmoreland 66549 785-457-3732 Susan Symons 2 Rockin J's Child Care Center Early Childhood Associate ECAAP 737 E. 7th, Hutchinson 67501 Marla Canfield 1 R-Tech Machine and Tool, Inc. Machinist Doug Routh 403 Miller Dr., Wamego 66547 785-456-9541 Susan Symons 2 Sarges Electric Electrician Dennis Cox 11312 Rimrock Dr, Manhattan 785-293-4461 Susan Symons 2 Schuetz Tool & Die, Inc. Tool & Die Maker 808 Utah St., Hiawatha 66434 Loretta Shelley 2 Sedgwick Co. Electric Coop. Assn., Inc. Line Maintainer 125 N Main, Cheney 67025 316-542-3131 Bonnie Duden 4 Shadow Glen Golf Cook CAP 10470 Cedar Creek Pkwy, Olathe Susan Symons 3 Shawnee Country Club Cook CAP 913 SE 29th St, Topeka 66605 Susan Symons 2 Sheraton Hotel-Overland Park Cook CAP 6100 College Blvd, Overland Park 66211 Susan Symons 3 SimplexGrinnell LP Sprinkler Fitter 13555 W 107th St. Lenexa 66215 913-894-0010 Loretta Shelley 3 Small Wonders Early Childhood Associate Kathy Jauch 5135 S. Broadway, Wichita 67216 316-524-4238 Marla Canfield 4 Sodexho Cook CAP 7045 College Blvd., Overland Park 66211 Susan Symons 3 Soldier Township Fire Dept. Fire Medic 600 NW 64th St., Topeka 66617 Loretta Shelley 2 Southern Pioneer Electric Co. Lineman Randall Magnison 1850 W. Oklahoma, PO Box 430, Ulysses 800-670-4381 Bonnie Duden 1 Southwest Automotive 1 LLC Automobile Mechanic J.R. Long 5600 SW 29th St, Topeka 66614 785-273-1091 Loretta Shelley 2 Southwestern Line Constructors Lineman Charley Young 825 Vermont St Suite C, Lawrence 66044 (785-832- Dana Raine 2 2578

104 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 Program Company Name Trade Contact Person Address Phone # LA Consultant St. Joseph Village Health Support Specialist Ryan Grace 2799 Willow Grove Rd., Manhattan 785-539-7671 Loretta Shelley 2 State Division of Printing Assistant Press Operator Richard Gonzales 201 NW MacVicar, Topeka 66606 785-296-3631 Loretta Shelley 2 State Division of Printing Book Binder Richard Gonzales 202 NW MacVicar, Topeka 66606 785-296-3631 Loretta Shelley 2 State Division of Printing Compositor Richard Gonzales 203 NW MacVicar, Topeka 66606 785-296-3631 Loretta Shelley 2 State Division of Printing Electronic Photocomposition Richard Gonzales 204 NW MacVicar, Topeka 66606 785-296-3631 Loretta Shelley 2 State Division of Printing Offset Plate Maker Richard Gonzales 205 NW MacVicar, Topeka 66606 785-296-3631 Loretta Shelley 2 State Division of Printing Offset Press Operator Richard Gonzales 206 NW MacVicar, Topeka 66606 785-296-3631 Loretta Shelley 2 Stoney Point Christian Church Early Childhood Associate Tonya Cannon 149 S 78th St, Kansas City KS 66111 913-299-1873 Marla Canfield 3 Sunflower Electric Coop. Line Maintainer Tom Harbaugh PO Box 1649, Garden City, Ks. 67846 620-617-5509 Bonnie Duden 1 Sunflower Electric Coop. Power Plant Operator Lisa Baker PO Box 170, Great Bend, KS 67530 620-793-1259 Bonnie Duden 1 Sword of Change Alcoholism & Substance Dennis George 701 SW Jackson, Ste. 207, Topeka, KS 785-266-4242 Loretta Shelley 2 Addiction & Recovery Service, Inc. Abuse Counselor Tellers Cook CAP 746 Massachusetts, Lawrence 66044 Susan Symons 2 The Castle Child Care & Learning Center Early Childhood Associate ECAAP 7370 E. 37th St. N., Wichita 67226 Marla Canfield 4 The Opportunity Project Early Childhood Associate ECAAP 8110 E 32nd St North, Wichita 67216 Marla Canfield 4 The Woodlands Cook CAP 9700 Leavenworth RD, Kansas City KS Susan Symons 3 66112 Top of the Tower, Inc. Cook CAP 1 Townsite Plaza, Topeka 66603 Susan Symons 2 Topeka Bricklayer Bricklayer Don Hunt 105 W. 12th Ave., N. Kansas City, MO 816-471-0880 Dana Raine 2 64116 Topeka Country Club Cook CAP 2700 Buchanan, Topeka 66601 Susan Symons 2 Topeka Electricians Electrician James Maus 1620 NW Gage., Topeka 66618 785-232-5154 Dana Raine 2 Topeka Floor Coverers Floor Layer Dan Woodard 1620 NW Gage., Topeka 66618 785-633-8795 Dana Raine 2 Topeka Painters Painter Larry Holm 3301 SW Van Buren STE B, Topeka 785-266-6905 Dana Raine 2 Topeka Tilesetters Tile Finisher Tom Murrillo 105 W. 12th Ave., Kansas City, MO Dana Raine 2 64116 Topeka Tilesetters Tile Setter Tom Murrillo 105 W. 12th Ave., Kansas City, MO Dana Raine 2 64116 Topeka Youth Project Youth Dev. Practitioner Georgianna Wong 1100 Gage, Topeka 66604 785- 273-4141 Loretta Shelley 2 Topeka-Tecumseh Fire Department Fire Fighter Richard Mills 2626 Shawnee Heights Rd., Topeka 785-379-0567 Loretta Shelley 2 TransAm Trucking, Inc. Professional Tractor/Trailer Rhonda McFarland 15910 S. Highway 169, Olathe, KS 66062 913-782-5300 Loretta Shelley 3 Driver Tutor Time Early Childcare Associate ECAAP 10710 W. Maple, Wichita 67209 Marla Canfield 4 Twin Valley Electric Coop., Inc. Line Maintainer Ron Holsteen 510 Huston St., Altamont 67330 620-784-5500 Bonnie Duden 5

105 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 Program Company Name Trade Contact Person Address Phone # LA Consultant Uncle Sams Childcare Early Childcare Associate ECAAP 500 State Ave, Kansas City KS Marla Canfield 3 United Tribes of KS & SE Neb., Inc Youth Dev. Practitioner Mary Hall 3301 Thrasher Rd, White Cloud 66094 1-800-313- Loretta Shelley 2 5872 Veterans – Ks. Dept. of Commerce Career Dev. Technician Wayne Myers State-wide 785-296-5202 Loretta Shelley 2 (Counselor) Victory Electric Cooperative Assoc. Lineman Greg Underwood P.O. Box 1335, Dodge City 67801 620-227-2139 Bonnie Duden 1 W.J. McBrides Irish Pub Cook CAP 12030 Blue Valley Pkwy, Overland Park Susan Symons 3 Wamego Dental Center Dental Assistant Dr. Steven Bates 5th & Elm Wamego 66547 785-456-2330 Susan Symons 2 Westar Energy Electrician, Powerhouse Robin Seele PO Box 889, Topeka 66612 785-575-1655 Dana Raine 2 Westar Energy Instrument & Control Tech. Robin Seele PO Box 889, Topeka 66612 785-575-1655 Dana Raine 2 Westar Energy Maintenance Mechanic Robin Seele PO Box 889, Topeka 66612 785-575-1655 Dana Raine 2 Westar Energy Power Plant Operator Robin Seele PO Box 889, Topeka 66612 785-575-1655 Dana Raine 2 Westar Energy Cable Splicer Joe Drassen PO Box 208, Wichita, KS 67201 316-291-8810 Dana Raine 4 Westar Energy Lineman Joe Drassen PO Box 208, Wichita, KS 67201 316-291-8810 Dana Raine 4 Westar Energy Meter Person Joe Drassen PO Box 208, Wichita, KS 67201 316-291-8810 Dana Raine 4 Westar Energy Relay Technician Joe Drassen PO Box 208, Wichita, KS 67201 316-291-8810 Dana Raine 4 Westar Energy Substation Operator Joe Drassen PO Box 208, Wichita, KS 67201 316-291-8810 Dana Raine 4 Western Cooperative Electric Assn. Electric Meter Tester Dennis M Dines PO Box 278, WaKeeney 67674 785-743-5563 Susan Symons 1 Western Cooperative Electric Assn. Lineman Dennis M Dines PO Box 278, WaKeeney 67672 785-743-5561 Susan Symons 1 Wheatland Electric Coop., Inc Line Maintainer Phillip Shelley 101 Main St., Scott City 67871 620-872-5885 Bonnie Duden 1 Wheatland Electric Coop., Inc Meter Repairer Phillip Shelley 102 Main St., Scott City 67871 620-872-5885 Bonnie Duden 1 Wheatland Electric Coop., Inc Substation Technician Phillip Shelley 103 Main St., Scott City 67871 620-872-5885 Bonnie Duden 1 Whole Foods Market Cook CAP 7401 W 91st St, Overland Park 66212 Susan Symons 3 Wichita Bricklayers Bricklayer Don Hunt 3219 W Central, Wichita 67203 316-949-5600 Dana Raine 4 Wichita Electricians Electrician Tony Naylor 810 W 13th, Wichita 67203-3406 316-264-9231 Dana Raine 4 Wichita Electricians Telecomm Operator Tony Naylor 810 W 13th, Wichita 67203-3406 316-264-9231 Dana Raine 4 Wichita Glaziers & Glassworkers Glass Installer, Auto David Schultz 105 W. 12th Ave., N. Kansas City, MO 816-471-0880 Dana Raine 4 64116 Wichita Glaziers & Glassworkers Glazier David McCabe 105 W. 12th Ave., N. Kansas City, MO 816-471-0881 Dana Raine 4 64116 Wichita Iron Workers Structural Steel Worker Mark Roby 1330 E 1st St. Ste 109, Wichita 67214 316-264-4314 Dana Raine 4 Wichita Sheet Metal Workers Sheet Metal Worker Jeff Wiggins 1723 SW Blvd., Wichita 67213 316-708-3002 Dana Raine 4

106 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 Program Company Name Trade Contact Person Address Phone # LA Consultant Wichita State University – Child Dev Ctr Early Childhood Associate Laurie Spence 1845 Fairmont, Wichita, KS 67206 316-978-3109 Marla Canfield 4 Wil Jenny's Cook CAP 6700 W. 135th St., Overland Park, KS Susan Symons 3 66223 Winfield Correctional Facility - KDOC Maint. Repairer Bldg. Brian Faber 1806 Pinecrest Circle, Winfield, KS 67156 620-221-6660 Bonnie Duden 4

Woodside Racquet & Tennis Club Cook CAP 2000 W. 47th Place, Sh. Mission 66209 Susan Symons 3 Word of Life Preschool Early Childhood Associate ECAAP 3811 N. Meridan, Wichita, KS 67204 Marla Canfield 4 Wyndham Garden Hotel Cook CAP 7000 W 108th St, Overland Park 66212 Susan Symons 3 Ya Ya’s Cook CAP 4701 W. 119th, Shawnee Mission 66209 Susan Symons 3 YaHooz Cook CAP 4701 Town Ctr. Dr, Shawnee Mission Susan Symons 3 YMCA Olathe Early Childhood Associate Andrea Austin 21400 W. 153rd St., Olathe, KS 66061 913-390-7802 Marla Canfield 3 YWCA Early Learning Center Early Childhood Margaret Lachowsky 364 SW Harrison, Topeka 66603 785-587-2045 Marla Canfield 2 York Unitary Products Group Electrician, Maintenance Stephen Donowick P.O. Box 19014, Wichita 67204 316-831-5090 Bonnie Duden 4 York Unitary Products Group Factory Specialist Stephen Donowick P.O. Box 19014, Wichita 67205 316-831-5090 Bonnie Duden 4 York Unitary Products Group Millwright Stephen Donowick P.O. Box 19014, Wichita 67206 316-831-5090 Bonnie Duden 4 York Unitary Products Group Tool & Die Maker Stephen Donowick P.O. Box 19014, Wichita 67207 316-831-5090 Bonnie Duden 4 Zig & Mac’s Cook CAP 22730 Midland Dr, Shawnee 66227 Susan Symons 3

Program Sponsor Contacts:

(MAP) Machinist Apprenticeship Programs (ECAAP) Early Childhood Apprenticeship Programs – Marla Canfield, Apprenticeship Program Consultant (316) 771-6830 (CAP) Cook Apprenticeship Programs - Lindy Robinson, Johnson County Community College (913) 469-8500 X3626

Please see the following web site for information on registered apprenticeship, including a listing of programs in each state: http://bat.doleta.gov

107 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 Appendix H. Rand RaDiUS Database Kansas Award Details, 2000-2006 1 Performer UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS - LAWRENCE Contact Name Restricted Performer Location Lawrence, Kansas Performer/Award Type Public Educational Institution / Extramural/Cooperative Agreements/Traditional Type of Funding (in Total $0 / Avg FY $ / Avg Monthly $ thousands $US) Access Level: 1/2/3/4 USDA / FE / Extramural awards / Estimated 4/4/2002 to 6/30/2005 Start/End Dates Award/Task Abstract TITLE: DEVELOPMENT OF POLYMER GEL SYSTEMS TO IMPROVE VOLUMETRIC SWEEP AND REDUCE PRODUCING WATER/OIL RATIOS :: SHORT DESCR: DEVELOPMENT OF POLYMER GEL SYSTEMS TO IMPROVE VOLUMETRIC SWEEP AND REDUCE PRODUCING WATER/OIL RATIOS :: LONG DESCR: NA :: KEYWORDS: Exploration And Production;FOSSIL ENERGY ::

2 Performer UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS - LAWRENCE Contact Name TOPP, ELIZABETH M. Performer Location Lawrence, Kansas Performer/Award Type Public Educational Institution / Extramural/Grants/Project Type of Funding (in Total $0 / Avg FY $ / Avg Monthly $ thousands $US) Access Level: 1/2/3/4 USDA / NIH / NIBIB / Extramural research Estimated 8/1/1997 to 7/31/2005 Start/End Dates Award/Task Abstract TITLE: PEPTIDE DEGRADATION IN POLYMER MATRICES :: LONG DESCR: Not Available. ::

3 Performer UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS - LAWRENCE Contact Name TOPP, ELIZABETH M Performer Location Lawrence, Kansas Performer/Award Type Public Educational Institution / Extramural/Grants/Project Type of Funding (in Total $0 / Avg FY $72 / Avg Monthly $ thousands $US) Access Level: 1/2/3/4 USDA / NIH / NIGMS / Extramural research and research training Estimated 7/1/1997 to 7/31/2002 Start/End Dates Award/Task Abstract TITLE: PEPTIDE DEGRADATION IN POLYMER MATRICES :: LONG DESCR: Peptide and polypeptide drugs such as interferons, immunoconjugates, tissue plas minogen activator, human growth hormone and erythropoeitin, made available by th e biotechnological revolution, are now entering the marketplace and presenting p harmaceutical science with challenges in drug stability and delivery that range from basic science to developmental technology. This proposal links the practic al problem of peptide and protein formulation in polymer matrices for controlled -release applications to the basic mechanistic science involved in degradation r eactions in these unusual media. In the first grant period the research has addr essed the influence of polymer matrix incorporation on deamidation at Asn "hot s pots", one of the most common routes of degradation of peptide and protein pharm aceuticals. Studies proposed for this competing continuation will extend this r esearch to address the effects of peptide and protein secondary structure on dea midation in polymers. In addition, since the findings to date suggest that inte ractions with polymers may stabilize peptides against deamidation in the solid s tate, the proposed studies will investigate deamidation of chargedpeptides in h ydrated solid formulations containing ionizable polymers, a system in which stab ilization by ionic interactions is anticipated. Finally, the proposed studies w ill examine the effect of polymer matrix incorporation on oxidation reactions of peptides and proteins, a second class of degradation reaction of considerable p ractical importance in protein formulation. The principal investigator's experi ence in the development and characterization of polymeric drug delivery systems will be supplemented by collaborators and co-investigators with expertise in the deamidation and oxidation of peptides and proteins in solution and solid phases , in mechanistic bioorganic chemistry, in the biophysical characterization of pr otein structure and interactions, and in theoretical approaches to reactivity in solution and solid states. :: KEYWORDS: amidation /deamidation chemical stability drug delivery system pharmacokinetics slow release drug polymer intermolecular interaction oxidation protein degradation protein structure function proteolysis ::

4 Performer UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS - LAWRENCE Contact Name Guillermo Ramirez Performer Location Lawrence, Kansas Performer/Award Type Public Educational Institution / Extramural/Grants/Project Type of Funding (in Total $0 / Avg FY $ / Avg Monthly $ thousands $US) Access Level: 1/2/3/4 USDA / ENG / CMMI/CMS / Mechanics and materials Estimated 8/15/2000 to 7/31/2005

108 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 Start/End Dates Award/Task Abstract TITLE: CAREER: Evaluation of Impact Damage under Service Conditions of Fiber Composite Pipes :: SHORT DESCR: CAREER: EVALUATION OF IMPACT DAMAGE UNDER SERVICE CONDITIONS OF FIBER COMPOSITE PIPES :: LONG DESCR: This research program will apply analysis, nondestructive and experimental techniques in order to develop an understanding of impact damage in composite pipes under service conditions. The first phase will consist on the development of a finite element model that will include the effects of internal pressure as indicated by the service conditions of the structure. Endurance prediction models, of the composite after impact, will be developed and verified with experimental testing. The second phase will consist of a testing program with different levels of impact energy and internal pressure ratios on fiber reinforced composite pipes. During the experimental phase, nondestructive evaluation techniques such as acoustic emission, modal analysis and acousto-ultrasonics, will be applied to collect information about the mechanisms associated with failure induced by long term loading after impact. The final phase will consist on the analytical reduction of the experimental results for comparison with predictions from phase one and, the necessary adjustments to the models. This program will contribute to the understanding of the mechanical behavior of fiber composite materials, the ability to evaluate the significance of unexpected damage, and to the knowledge necessary for reliable implementation of composite materials in offshore structures. ::

5 Performer U OF KANSAS CTR FOR RES IN Contact Name Elizabeth A. Friis [email protected] Performer Location Lawrence, Kansas Performer/Award Type Public Educational Institution / Extramural/Grants/Project Type of Funding (in Total $0 / Avg FY $ / Avg Monthly $ thousands $US) Access Level: 1/2/3/4 USDA / ENG / CMMI/CMS / Surface engineering Estimated 8/15/2006 to 7/31/2009 Start/End Dates Award/Task Abstract TITLE: Collaborative Research: Design, Assembly, and Characterization of Metal-Ceramic Composite Reentrant Structures :: SHORT DESCR: COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH: DESIGN, ASSEMBLY, AND CHARACTERIZATION OF METAL-CERAMIC COMPOSITE REENTRANT STRUCTURES :: LONG DESCR: The objective of this research is to design, assemble, and characterize a metallic, negative Poisson's ratio (NPR) scaffold with integral piezoelectric ceramic nodes by direct writing of colloidal gel based inks. In direct writing, an ink filament capable of maintaining its extruded shape is deposited layer-by-layer to build up the desired structure. The piezoelectric NPR scaffolds will generate a nonlinear electromechanical response that will lead to a robust, highly deformable structure. The research challenges include design, printing and co-sintering of metallic and ceramic elements in a complex structure and characterization of the electromechanical properties of the device. Scientifically, this research will lead to directional actuating/sensing devices enabled by the utilization of cutting edge direct write manufacturing and novel structural design. Broad impact applications include dynamic filtration, biomedical devices, sensors, and actuators. Graduate and undergraduate students will gain education ranging from colloidal chemistry to electromechanical characterization. ::

6 Performer UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS - LAWRENCE Contact Name Daryle H. Busch [email protected] Performer Location Lawrence, Kansas Performer/Award Type Public Educational Institution / Extramural/Grants/Project Type of Funding (in Total $0 / Avg FY $40 / Avg Monthly $ thousands $US) Access Level: 1/2/3/4 USDA / MPS / CHE / Inorganic chemistry Estimated 9/1/1998 to 8/31/2001 Start/End Dates Award/Task Abstract TITLE: Catalytic Oxidations in Supercritical Carbon Dioxide :: SHORT DESCR: CATALYTIC OXIDATIONS IN SUPERCRITICAL CARBON DIOXIDE :: LONG DESCR: Daryle H. Busch CHE-9815321 Title: Catalytic Oxidations in Supercritical Carbon Dioxide Abstract This award is made to Dr. Daryle H. Busch, Chemistry Department, and Dr. Bala Subramaniam, Department of Chemical and Petroleum Engineering, of the University of Kansas for investigation for oxidation catalysts in supercritical carbon dioxide (sc CO2). The award is in the Technology for Sustainable Environment component of the EPA/NSF Partnership for Environmental Research, and support is provided by the MPS Inorganic, Bioinorganic, and Organometallic Chemistry Program and Office of Multidisciplinary Activities. Olefin epoxidation, functional group oxidation and bleach enhancers will be studied. The advantage of sc CO2 as a reaction medium is that it is non-toxic, inexpensive, and environmentally benign compared to organic solvents often used in the reactions of interest. Emphasis will be placed on modifying the structure of transition metal catalysts in order to increase their solubility in sc CO2. Alternatively, fluorocarbon polymer supports or macroporous templated polymers will be investigated. Included among the metal systems to be studied are manganese complexes; rhenium oxides; salen derivatives of cobalt, iron, and chromium; and ruthenium porphyrins. Supercritical oxidation kinetics will be performed in batch reactors under well-defined process conditions. High volume chemicals such as ethylene glycol and propylene glycol are formed in epoxidation reactions while selective functional group oxidation is important in manufacture of many fine chemicals and pharmaceuticals, and bleach catalysts have potential application in sc CO2 dry-cleaning businesses. In this project, alternative routes to many widely used oxidation reactions will be studied and optimized for use in the benign solvent sc CO2. ::

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7 Performer K WETZEL & CO INC Contact Name Restricted Performer Location Lawrence, Kansas Performer/Award Type Industry/Business / Extramural/Grants/Project Type of Funding (in Total $0 / Avg FY $39.850000000000001 / Avg Monthly $ thousands $US) Access Level: 1/2/3/4 USDA / SCIENCE / Basic energy sciences / Extramural awards Estimated 6/27/2003 to 6/26/2005 Start/End Dates Award/Task Abstract TITLE: CARBON FIBER COMPOSITE AEROELASTICALLY TAILORED ROTOR BLADES FOR UTILITY SCALE WIND TURBINE :: SHORT DESCR: CARBON FIBER COMPOSITE AEROELASTICALLY TAILORED ROTOR BLADES FOR UTILITY SCALE WIND TURBINE :: LONG DESCR: NA :: KEYWORDS: Small Business Technology Transfer Pilot Research ::

8 Performer K WETZEL & COMPANY Contact Name Restricted Performer Location Lawrence, Kansas Performer/Award Type Industry/Business / Extramural/Grants/Project Type of Funding (in Total $0 / Avg FY $31.292000000000002 / Avg Monthly $ thousands $US) Access Level: 1/2/3/4 USDA / SCIENCE / Basic energy sciences / Extramural awards Estimated 7/10/2002 to 4/21/2003 Start/End Dates Award/Task Abstract TITLE: CARBON FIBER COMPOSITE AEROELASTICALLY TAILORED ROTOR BLADESFOR UTILITY- SCALE WIND TURBIN ES :: SHORT DESCR: CARBON FIBER COMPOSITE AEROELASTICALLY TAILORED ROTOR BLADESFOR UTILITY-SCALE WIND TURBIN ES :: LONG DESCR: NA :: KEYWORDS: NA ::

9 Performer UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS MEDICAL CENTER RESEA Contact Name SMITH, CAROL E Performer Location Kansas City, Kansas Performer/Award Type Industry/Business / Extramural/Grants/Project Type of Funding (in Total $0 / Avg FY $326.91000000000003 / Avg Monthly $ thousands $US) Access Level: 1/2/3/4 DOE / NIH / NHLBI / Extramural research Estimated 9/1/2006 to 5/31/2011 Start/End Dates Award/Task Abstract TITLE: HF Group Appointments Rehospitalization Prevention :: LONG DESCR: (NIH-Designated Clinical Research) DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): This study addresses, "Self-Management Strategies Across Chronic Diseases" and Healthy People 2010 goal 12-6 to reduce HF hospitalizations. Heart failure (HF) affects 5 million Americans, with costs estimated at $28.8 billion annually. Yet, in 2004, only 31% of HF patients received even the basic JCAHO- recommended discharge education. Public Health can be approved by intensive HF discharge and post- hospital follow-up programs. Thus, a practical intervention was created that combines HF patient group clinic appointments/multidisciplinary discussion sessions and structured self-management with patient checklist diaries, algorithms and telephone reinforcement. The intervention is based on American College of Cardiology national guidelines, emphasizing patient self-management and the Healthcare Improvement Initiative for Idealized Clinical Practices. To assure all patients in the study have the equal and nationally recommended HF education each subject is provided with our HF videotape series (produced under SBIR 1R43AG). The specific aims are to test effects of the intervention on the composite primary endpoint of rehospitalization or death andsecondary endpoints of health services use, cost efficiency, patient health status and HF quality of life. Also measured are patient HF knowledge, self- management behavior, preparedness for home care, participation with professionals and timeliness of symptom-reporting. This is a randomized clinical trial with 1 treatment and 1 standard care (control) group. Each group will have 92 HF patients, total sample of n=184. Multivariate linear mixed model analyses will be used to test effects of the intervention over 12 months. Traditional cost analysis and innovative cost- efficiency Data Envelopment Analysis will be used to compare group intervention costs. Comparisons of costs to other HF programs will be reported. The long-term goals are to improve HF self-management and timely reporting ofsymptoms using safe and cost-efficient and practical interventions. The group clinic appointments with discussion sessions support and engage patients in self- management (checklist diaries/symptom reporting algorithms), strengthen their HF home management and reduce overall rehospitalization rates. . . KEYWORDS: telemedicine edema clinical trial cardiovascular disorder education self care tachycardia heart failure hospital utilization human subject videotape /videodisc group counseling mathematical model human mortality dyspnea therapy compliance human therapy evaluation functional ability quality of life clinical research behavioral /social science research tag health services research tag cost effectiveness educational resource design /development weight gain ::

110 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 10 Performer AGRENEW, INC. Contact Name Restricted Performer Location Performer/Award Type Industry/Business / Extramural/Grants/Project Type of Funding (in Total $0 / Avg FY $51.685000000000002 / Avg Monthly $ thousands $US) Access Level: 1/2/3/4 DOE / CSREES / Initiative for future agriculture and food systems / Estimated 9/1/2006 to 8/31/2008 Start/End Dates Award/Task Abstract TITLE: Poly(Lactic Acid)/Starch Blend for a Degradable Agricultural Mulch Film :: LONG DESCR: A Poly(lactic acid)/starch polymeric blend has been developed which allows the replacement of PLA with starch while maintaining key mechanical properties. The Phase I project optimized the PLA/starch formulation and demonstrated that a thin plastic film could be processed on small scale film manufacturing equipment. The produced film was tested for mechanical and exterior exposure properties for use as an agricultural mulching film. The objective of the Phase II research project is to begin to scale up the polymeric blending process to production style and sized compounding equipment. PLA/starch formulation optimization work will continue to increase film strength, flexible and exterior performance properties. The next objective will be to produce a thin film product on a full-size film manufacturing processing line. The film produced from this objective will be applied to full-size soil test plots by standard mulch film application equipment and methods. The mulch films on a soil testplots will be monitored for mulching properties during typical growing conditions. Agricultural mulch films are used for the production of vegetables and fruits. Thin plastic films (typically polyeth ylene) are spread along the rows of plants at the beginning of the growing season. Holes are made in the films to plant the seeds or seedlings. The use of mulch films speeds the ripening of crops, conserves moisture and fertilizer, and inhibits weed growth, fungus infection and insect infestation. At the end of the growing season (generally 3-5 months) the film, contaminated with dirt and vegetation, must be collected, transported and disposed. As the use of mulching films becomes more common, the disposal of the polyethylene film becomes a significant waste problem. The Phase I R&D project determined that a degradable agricultural mulch film from a poly(lactic acid)/starch blend could be produced and mechanical and exterior exposure field tests were conducted. The Phase II research program will focus on moving the polymer blending process to full-scale manufacturing equipment and procedures, optimizing the film manufacturing parameters and conduct large scale product field testing. Film product will be produced on a full- scale manufacturing line and the film tested for initial and aged mechanical properties, soil plot field application and exterior exposure performance. The development of a truly degradable mulching film will reduce labor and disposal costs for agricultural producers. The PLA/starch polymeric blend utilizes 99% biobased materials and its use will displace petroleum derived polyethylene mulch films. :: KEYWORDS: mulch film poly(lactic acid) starch biodegradable ::

11 Performer NANOSCALE MATERIALS INC Contact Name None Performer Location Manhattan, Kansas Performer/Award Type Industry/Business / Extramural/Grants/Project Type of Funding (in Total $0 / Avg FY $172.86099999999999 / Avg Monthly $ thousands $US) Access Level: 1/2/3/4 DOE / CSREES / [Small business innovative research] / Estimated 5/15/2004 to 12/31/2004 Start/End Dates Award/Task Abstract SHORT DESCR: NOVEL SORBENTS BASED ON NANOACTIVE TM MATERIALS AND EXPANDED STARCHES FOR TOXIC AGENT REMOVAL :: LONG DESCR: The objective of this study is to develop novel sorbent materials that are composites of nanomaterials and expanded starches. These materials will be combined to form sorbents that are capable of adsorbing a wide range of hazardous materials such as toxic industrial chemicals and chemical warfare agents. The composite sorbents will be distinguished from present technology by their ability to destructively adsorb and neutralize a broader range of hazardous materials than can be addressed with currently available sorbents such as activated carbon. There is a growing need for improved sorbents that can be incorporated into chemical protective clothing, filtration materials, gas masks, etc. for protection from chemical hazards. The primary objective of this project is to develop a new composite sorbent material to address protective needs in working with toxic industrial chemicals. The preceding text is associated with the following USDA projects: KANK200400464 :: KEYWORDS: nanotechnology starches air filtration protective clothing toxic substances extrusion chemicals potatoes corn new products engineering adsorption security composites new technology performance evaluation optimization ::

12 Performer AGRENEW, INC. Contact Name None Performer Location Manhattan, Kansas Performer/Award Type Industry/Business / Extramural/Grants/Project Type of Funding (in Total $0 / Avg FY $31.888999999999999 / Avg Monthly $ thousands $US) Access Level: 1/2/3/4 DOE / CSREES / [Small business innovative research] / Estimated 5/1/2005 to 10/31/2005

111 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 Start/End Dates Award/Task Abstract SHORT DESCR: POLY (LACTIC ACID)/STARCH BLEND FOR A DEGRADABLE AGRICULTURAL MULCH FILM :: LONG DESCR: A Poly(lactic acid)/starch polymeric blend has been developed which allows for the replacement of PLA with starch while maintaining key mechanical properties. The objective of this research project isto determine the feasibility of producing a thin film with this patented formulation for use as a degradable agricultural mulch film. The specific objectives are to optimize the PLA/starch polymer fo rmulation and to produce and test first generation blown film samples. The blend will be optimized by the type and level of crosslinking and plasiticizing agents, as well as the PLA/starch ratio. Agricultural mulch films are used for the production of vegetables and fruits. Thin plastic films (typically polyethylene) are spread along the rows of plants at the beginning of the growing season. Holesare made in the films to plant the seeds or seedlings. The use of mulch films speeds the ripening of crops, conserves moisture and fertilizer, and inhibits weed growth, fungus infection and insect in festation. At the end of the growing season (generally 3-5 months) the film, contaminated with dirt and vegetation, must be collected, transported and disposed. As the use of mulching films becomes more common, the disposal of the polyethylene film becomes a significant waste problem. This Phase I R&D project will determine the feasibility of producing a degradable agricultural mulch film from a poly(lactic acid)/starch blend. The project will optimize the film formulation and use of crosslinking agents and plasticizers. The film samples will be tested for mechanical properties and usage stability. The preceding text is associated with the following USDA projects: KANK200500411 :: KEYWORDS: mulches films lactic acid starches biodegradation blending chemistry polymers mechanical properties product quality feasibility formulations bioengineering crosslinking plasticizers ::

13 Performer KANSAS ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY INC Contact Name None Performer Location Manhattan, Kansas Performer/Award Type Industry/Business / Extramural/Grants/Project Type of Funding (in Total $0 / Avg FY $48.633000000000003 / Avg Monthly $ thousands $US) Access Level: 1/2/3/4 DOE / CSREES / [Small business innovative research] / Estimated 5/15/1999 to 11/30/1999 Start/End Dates Award/Task Abstract SHORT DESCR: EDIBLE/BIODEGRADABLE COMPOSITES FOR ANIMAL FEED PACKAGING :: LONG DESCR: 9900485. Nutritional block-protein animal feed supplement gels are widely used to produce healthy animals for food, sport, and recreational purposes. The flow characteristics of these nutrient blocks require that they be put into containers for use in the field. Currently employed containers have a variety of reuse, recycle, and environmental problems associated with them. The research proposed herein will develop composites that can be fabricated into containers that will deliver the feed supplement to the target animal population, and that will either biodegrade in the field, or be eaten by the animal. The individual components (adhesive, matrix, and coating) will be modified to produce composites with an optimum balance of properties. All components will be edible and/or biodegradable. Processing options will be assessed to modify the components and to fabricate the composites to offer the potential for meeting the economic requirements of the final container. Finally, all critical performance characteristics for this application will be evaluated, ranging from composite microstructure to animal acceptance. The preceding text is associated with the following USDA projects: KANK9900485 :: KEYWORDS: soybeans wheat non food commodities biodegradation edible films feed supplements containers packaging optimization composition processing composites requirements product evaluation product improvementnew products performance evaluation acceptability animal behavior ::

14 Performer KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY MANHATTAN CAMPUS Contact Name None Performer Location Manhattan, Kansas Performer/Award Type Public Educational Institution / Extramural/Grants/Project Type of Funding (in Total $0 / Avg FY $250 / Avg Monthly $ thousands $US) Access Level: 1/2/3/4 DOE / CSREES / National research initiative / Extramural awards Estimated 1/15/2005 to 1/14/2009 Start/End Dates Award/Task Abstract SHORT DESCR: MEMBRANE REACTOR TECHNOLOGY FOR THE PRODUCTION OF PARTIALLY HYDROGENATED VEGETABLE OIL WITH A LOW TRANS-FATTY ACID CONTENT :: LONG DESCR: 1. Demonstrate that a metal/polymer membrane reactor can be used to effectively catalyze the hydrogenation of vegetable oil to a product with low trans fatty acid content. 2. Evaluate the influence ofprocess parameters (temperature, residence time, hydrogen pressure, and membrane characteristics) on the performance of the membrane reactor system for the hydrogenation of vegetable oil. 3. Evaluate the stability of the catalytic membrane for repeated use. This project will demonstrate that the production of trans fatty acid can be minimized during hydrogenation of vegetable oils by targeted hyd rogen addition based on diffusion of hydrogen through metal polymer composite membranes. Initial optimization of process parameters will be completed to determine the conditions that achieve hydrogenation with minimum trans fatty acid production. The preceding text is associated with the following USDA projects: KS9105 :: KEYWORDS: vegetable oils trans acids fatty acids hydrogenation membranes attached film reactors chemical engineering fat content demonstration metals polymers food engineering food processing time temperature process development pressure performance

112 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 evaluation catalysts catalysis ::

15 Performer KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY Contact Name Restricted Performer Location Performer/Award Type Public Educational Institution / Extramural/Grants/Formula Type of Funding (in Total $0 / Avg FY $50 / Avg Monthly $ thousands $US) Access Level: 1/2/3/4 DOE / CSREES / Payments under the Hatch Act / KS - Kansas Estimated 10/1/1995 to 9/30/2011 Start/End Dates Award/Task Abstract TITLE: Insect Chitin Biosynthesis and Inhibition :: LONG DESCR: 1) To determine specific effects of the chitin synthesis inhibitor diflubenzuron on chitin biosynthesis and deposition; 2) To clone and characterize each of two distinct chitin synthase cDNAs from mosquitoes; and 3) To functionally analyze each of two chitin synthase genes in cuticular and peritrophic matrix chitin biosynthesis. Chitin is the second most abundant biological polymer after celluloseIt is widely distributed in arthropods, fungi and nematodes. Although the first benzoylphenylurea chitin synthesis inhibitor (diflubenzuron) was introduced to control various insect pests about thre e decades ago, the exact mechanism of action of this class of compounds has also not been resolved. Our long-term goal is to develop improved insect growth regulators that target chitin metabolism in pest insects. Our specific aims of this project are to use the common malaria mosquito (Anopheles quadrimaculatus) as a model arthropod to: 1) determine specific effects of diflubenzuron on chitin biosynthesis and deposition; 2) clone and characterize each of two complete cDNAs encoding two different chitin synthases that play a central role in chitin biosynthesis; and 3) functionally analyze eachof two chitin synthase genes in cuticular and peritrophic matrix chitin biosynthesis. This study is expected to: 1) shed new light on chitin synthetic system in arthropods; 2) help understanding the mechanism of chitin synthesis inhibition and regulation; and 3) help identifying vulnerable points of chitin biosynthesis and regulation for developing novel insecticides. Since an interruption to anystep of chitin biosynthesis and formation could kill the insect, a better understanding of the insect chitin synthetic system and the mechanism of inhibition could result in a discovery of novel targ et sites for developing effective, safe and environmentally sound insecticides. :: KEYWORDS: arthropod benzoylphenylurea chitin chitin synthase chitin synthesis inhibitor cuticle diflubenzuron insecticide mosquito peritrophic matrix ::

16 Performer KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY Contact Name Restricted Performer Location Performer/Award Type Public Educational Institution / Extramural/Grants/Formula Type of Funding (in Total $0 / Avg FY $120.107 / Avg Monthly $ thousands $US) Access Level: 1/2/3/4 HHS / CSREES / Payments under the Hatch Act / KS - Kansas Estimated 10/1/1996 to 9/30/2011 Start/End Dates Award/Task Abstract TITLE: Utilization of extrusion processing to produce novel value-added food and non-food products :: LONG DESCR: 1: Non-invasive imaging of extruded foam microstructure. 2: Starch-based biodegradable films using extrusion processing. 3: Production of pre-cooked whole wheat flours using extrusion processing. 4: Use of extrusion processing for encapsulation of organic chemicals with starch. 5: Development of a new generation aquatic feed using extrusion processing. The project stresses on conducting both fundamental and applied research in the area of extrusion processing, and is geared towards benefiting Kansas extrusion equipment manufacturing and allied industries, the food and feed processing industry,and growers. The overall objective is to improve the extrusion process and utilize a wide range of raw materials to generate new products with desired structural, mechanical and physico-chemical attr ibutes. The first objective strives to answer basic questions on the dynamics of structure formation in foams. The other four objectives are more application oriented and involve development of new products like pre-cooked flours, biodegradable nano-composite packaging films, starch-based encapsulates and specialty aquatic feed. This project will lead to the ability for a priori design of food products with unique textures and formulations. Other major outcomes of this study include a new and non-invasive methodology for measuring the microstructural features of food foams, reduced dependency on petroleum for making packaging materials and a novel encapsulation technology for organic chemicals. Successful completion of this project will potentially result in enhanced demand for Kansas agricultural commodities like wheat and corn for production of high-value products, and thus serve the interests of Kansas growers. The long-term intended outcomes addressed by this action plan are - 1) new and enhanced products from agriculture, 2) safe, secure, high quality food supply, and 3) enhanced nutritional quality of the food supply :: KEYWORDS: extrusion, non invasive imaging, biodegradable films, nano composites, pre cooked flour, enhanced fiber, encapsulation, aquatic feed ::

17 Performer KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY Contact Name Restricted Performer Location Manhattan, Kansas Performer/Award Type Public Educational Institution / Extramural/Grants/Project Type of Funding (in Total $0 / Avg FY $48.095999999999997 / Avg Monthly $ thousands $US)

113 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 Access Level: 1/2/3/4 HHS / SCIENCE / Basic energy sciences / Extramural awards Estimated 9/22/2000 to 8/14/2003 Start/End Dates Award/Task Abstract TITLE: AN EFFICIENT NUMERICAL METHOD FOR THE INVESTIGATION OF COMPOSITE MATERIALS :: SHORT DESCR: AN EFFICIENT NUMERICAL METHOD FOR THE INVESTIGATION OF COMPOSITE MATERIALS :: LONG DESCR: NA :: KEYWORDS: Experimental Program To Stimulate Research (Epscor ::

18 Performer KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY Contact Name None Performer Location Manhattan, Kansas Performer/Award Type Public Educational Institution / Extramural/Grants/Project Type of Funding (in Total $0 / Avg FY $163.99700000000001 / Avg Monthly $ thousands $US) Access Level: 1/2/3/4 HHS / Aeronautics Technology (previously Aero-Space Technology or Aeronautical Research & Tech) (re- organized in FYs 2001 and 2005) / Fundamental aeronautics (previously Vehicle systems) / General activities Estimated 12/29/2001 to 12/9/2004 Start/End Dates Award/Task Abstract SHORT DESCR: STIFFNESS & STRENGTH OF POLYMER NETWORK & CARBON NANOTUBE REINFORCED POLYMER NETWORK :: LONG DESCR: Not Available. ::

19 Performer KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY Contact Name None Performer Location Manhattan, Kansas Performer/Award Type Public Educational Institution / Extramural/Grants/Project Type of Funding (in Total $0 / Avg FY $71.620000000000005 / Avg Monthly $ thousands $US) Access Level: 1/2/3/4 HHS / Human Systems Research and Technology (previously Biological & Physical Research or Life & Microgravity Science) / Life support and habitation (re-organized in FY 2006, previously Physical sciences research or Microgravity research) / Research and analysis (re-organized in FY 2006) Estimated 1/29/2002 to 1/17/2005 Start/End Dates Award/Task Abstract SHORT DESCR: COMPUTATIONAL MODELS FOR ELECTROSTRICTIVE GRAFT ELASTOMER :: LONG DESCR: The objective of the project is to predict the stiffness and strength of polymer networks and carbon nanotube reinforced polymer networks. The research proposed in this proposal includes four tasks: 1. Generation of polymer network and nanotube reinforced polymer network A polymer network will be created by an off-lattice random walk. By placing pre-embedded nanotubes inside the material domain, one can generate a nanotube reinforced polymer network. The polymer network or the nanotube-reinforced network will then be relaxed by using force relaxation or Metropolis energy minimization processes. 2. Development of nano-scale finite elements Two nano-scale finite elements will be developed: the chemical bond element and the van der Waal element. This will enable us to model interactions between chemically bonded atoms and between chemically unbonded atoms. This new approach permits direct visualization of the nano-scale response, such as stretching and bending of both chemical and van der Waal bonds during macro-scale deformation. 3. Development of nano-scale element meshes for polymer networks and carbon nanotubes Nano-scale finite element meshes will be developed for polymer networks and carbon nanotubes. Polymer chains are modeled as chemical bond element chains. Nanotubes are modeled as three-dimensional chemical bond element structures. Interactions between polymer chains, between a polymer chain and a nanotube, between nanotubes and between all other unbonded atoms are modeled by van der Waal elements. 4. Stiffness and strength of polymer network and nanotube reinforced polymer network Force-displacement curves will be calculated for polymer networks and nanotube reinforced polymer networks. Thus, the modulus can be derived. If the external force reaches a certain level, van der Waal bonds begin to break. As a result, deformation is irreversible even if the load is removed. The polymer shows a non-elastic response to external load. Failed van der Waal elements are removed from the system and new van der Waal elements are added to the system in each loading step. This process continues until the polymer network cannot resist more load, i.e. failure occurs. ::

20 Performer KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY Contact Name Srinivas Kambhampati [email protected] Performer Location Manhattan, Kansas Performer/Award Type Public Educational Institution / Extramural/Grants/Project Type of Funding (in Total $0 / Avg FY $60 / Avg Monthly $ thousands $US) Access Level: 1/2/3/4 DOT / BIO / DEB / Systematic & population biology Estimated 3/1/2000 to 2/29/2004 Start/End Dates Award/Task Abstract TITLE: Phylogenetics of Termites :: SHORT DESCR: PHYLOGENETICS OF TERMITES :: LONG DESCR: 9980253 Kambhampati Termites (Order Isoptera: Class Insecta) are social insects like ants and bees. Over 2000 species of termites are known at present and many of them occur in the tropics. Some termite species are

114 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 considered pests in the United States and other parts of the world because they damage houses and crops. However, a vast majority of termites perform an extremely valuable role in ecological communities. Dead wood (e.g., fallen logs in forests) cannot be digested by most organisms because it contains cellulose, a polymer that requires special enzymes to break it down. If the wood is not broken down, the nutrients trapped in it will not be released into the soil for use by other animals and plants. Termites are by the far the most important of the wood degraders because of their numbers and their ability to produce the enzyme cellulase, the enzyme needed to break down cellulose. It is fair to say that many tropical rain forests would not exist as we know them but for the action of termites. In addition to this role, termites are interesting from an evolutionary perspective because they are social insects. Despite their obvious importance, little research has been done on termite evolution, relative to, for example, other social insects such as ants, bees and wasps. The proposed studies are an attempt to understand the evolutionary relationships among different groups (families, subfamilies and genera) of termites. We will use DNA sequencing technology to infer the evolutionary relationships among the various termite groups. The existing proposals for such relationships are either based on outdated methodology or on unreliable characters and therefore need reexamination. The resulting phylogenetic tree will be an invaluable resource for future evolutionary studies on termites because various traits pertaining to behavior, development, etc., can be mapped onto the tree. The proposed research will lead to a better understanding of the evolution of a large group of eusocial insects and their life histories. :: KEYWORDS: Other Applications NEC ::

21 Performer KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY Contact Name Daniel A. Higgins [email protected] Performer Location Manhattan, Kansas Performer/Award Type Public Educational Institution / Extramural/Grants/Project Type of Funding (in Total $0 / Avg FY $125 / Avg Monthly $ thousands $US) Access Level: 1/2/3/4 DOT / MPS / CHE / Analytical chemistry Estimated 4/1/1997 to 3/31/2001 Start/End Dates Award/Task Abstract TITLE: CAREER: High Resolution Optical Microscopy Studies of Mesostructured Polymer-Dispersed Liquid Crystal Films :: SHORT DESCR: CAREER: HIGH RESOLUTION OPTICAL MICROSCOPY STUDIES OF MESOSTRUCTURED POLYMER-DISPERSED LIQUID CRYSTAL FILMS :: LONG DESCR: This Faculty Early Career Development (CAREER) project, supported in the Analytical and Surface Chemistry Program, will use near- field scanning optical microscopy to study polymer-dispersed liquid crystal thin films. Professor Higgins and his students at Kansas State University will study the mesoscale structural, electronic, and dynamical properties of these thin film materials for application as flat-panel displays. This integrated CAREER research project will afford students the opportunity to learn how the spatial confinement of organic mesostructured systems affects their properties as relates to flat-panel displays. State-of-the-art optical microscopy methods that provide submicron spatial resolution will be used in this work. Other educational projects to be developed during this project involve computer simulations on data analysis, analog electronics, Fourier transforms, and chromatographic separations for use in undergraduate course work and a new course in chemical microscopy. Many materials of scientific and technological interest involve spatial variations in the electronic, structural, and chemical properties on very small distance scales. In order to devise materials with desired features on this spatial scale it is necessary to develop methods for quantifying the properties at the near single molecule limit. This CAREER research project will apply state-of-the-art near-field optical microscopy to the study of such properties of polymer-dispersed liquid crystalline materials. Undergraduate and graduate students will be exposed to the application of these new methods to study these materials that have potential for use in making flat-panel display devices. :: KEYWORDS: Materials Research ::

22 Performer KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY Contact Name Christopher T. Culbertson [email protected] Performer Location Manhattan, Kansas Performer/Award Type Public Educational Institution / Extramural/Grants/Project Type of Funding (in Total $0 / Avg FY $30 / Avg Monthly $ thousands $US) Access Level: 1/2/3/4 DOT / MPS / CHE / Analytical chemistry Estimated 2/1/2006 to 1/31/2011 Start/End Dates Award/Task Abstract TITLE: CAREER: Development of a Sensitive, 'Universal' Surface Plasmon Resonance Detector for Protein Separations on Microfluidic Devices :: SHORT DESCR: CAREER: DEVELOPMENT OF A SENSITIVE, 'UNIVERSAL' SURFACE PLASMON RESONANCE DETECTOR FOR PROTEIN SEPARATIONS ON MICROFLUIDIC DEVICES :: LONG DESCR: Professor Christopher T. Culbertson of Kansas State University is supported by the Analytical and Surface Chemistry CAREER Program in the Chemistry Division to develop microfuidic separation and analysis devices with a surface plasmon resonance (SPR) detection scheme for the separation and sensitive detection of proteins and other molecules that lack chromophores. The novelty of this approach is in the combination of special surface modification chemistry for fast analyte adsorption/desorption kinetics, with a micro-sized detection scheme that allows for sample preconcentration. The research is multidisciplinary in nature, covering analytical, polymer, and biological chemistry. High school and junior college teachers from Kansas will be involved in research and will be trained in effective public speaking and communication skills. Microfluidic devices have the potential to revolutionalize chemical analysis, but the

115 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 technology is hampered by the lack of suitable detectors. This work focuses on an important problem in analytical chemistry, namely the need for a sensitive, inexpensive, and universal detector for microfluidic systems. The development of such a detector allows for complete chemical analysis on a single microchip. The benefits include automation, speed, reduced consumption of analytes and reagents, and reduced waste. The development of commercial microfluidics technology that provides rapid biodiagnostic information has a high potential societal impact. ::

23 Performer KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY Contact Name Mark D. Hollingsworth [email protected] Performer Location Performer/Award Type Public Educational Institution / Extramural/Grants/Project Type of Funding (in Total $0 / Avg FY $300 / Avg Monthly $ thousands $US) Access Level: 1/2/3/4 DOT / MPS / CHE / Chemistry - Other Estimated 8/1/1999 to 5/31/2000 Start/End Dates Award/Task Abstract TITLE: Energetic and Structural Studies of Functional Group Pairs for Materials Research :: LONG DESCR: In this project funded by the Advanced Materials Program of the Chemistry Division and the Solid State Chemistry program of the Division of Materials Research, Hollingsworth will design organic solids with specified structure, reactivity, and physical properties. The energetics of organic functional group interactions in the solid state will be developed by studying guest species in channel inclusion compounds. The interaction energies obtained will be useful in materials chemistry for facilitating supramolecular design and synthesis of new organic materials. The ultimate goal is to synthesize organic molecular crystals with the same degree of stereocontrol that is now commonly achieved in single molecule organic synthesis. %%% This research program represents a rational and holistic approach to understanding intermolecular forces in organic solids and is expected to greatly facilitate the design and development of new organic materials. Among the likely applications of this proposed research is the fabrication of devices with nonlinear optical properties useful in laser-based systems, such as communications. ::

24 Performer KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY Contact Name Daniel A. Higgins [email protected] Performer Location Manhattan, Kansas Performer/Award Type Public Educational Institution / Extramural/Grants/Project Type of Funding (in Total $0 / Avg FY $75 / Avg Monthly $ thousands $US) Access Level: 1/2/3/4 DOT / MPS / CHE / Surface chemistry Estimated 4/1/2001 to 3/31/2005 Start/End Dates Award/Task Abstract TITLE: Optical Microscopic Studies of Electric-Field-Induced Dynamics in Polymer-Dispersed Liquid Crystals: Confinement and Interfacial Effects :: SHORT DESCR: OPTICAL MICROSCOPIC STUDIES OF ELECTRIC- FIELD-INDUCED DYNAMICS IN POLYMER-DISPERSED LIQUID CRYSTALS: CONFINEMENT AND INTERFACIAL EFFECTS :: LONG DESCR: Professor Daniel Higgins of Kansas State University is supported by the Analytical and Surface Chemistry program and Solid State Chemistry in the Division of Materials Research to perform highly spatially-resolved experiments on polymer dispersed liquid crystals. The tiny droplets of liquid crystals studied here are of interest from standpoints both fundamental (for the new physics involved) and practical (optical device technology). This work seeks to elaborate on previous studies in which near field spectroscopy was used to generate a local field to reorient molecules in the liquid crystal. The dynamics of electric-field induced liquid crystal reorientation and ion generation, migration and recombination are to be studied using new time-resolved forms of NSOM and multiphoton-excited fluorescence microscopy. Droplet sizes will be controlled using latex sphere-produced templates. Work on new aspects of liquid crystals is especially timely because of its applicability to new materials for diffractive optics, switchable holograms and photorefractive devices. The work is also related to nanotechnology and biologically important effects. :: KEYWORDS: Materials Research; Other Applications NEC ::

25 Performer KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY Contact Name Daniel A. Higgins [email protected] Performer Location Manhattan, Kansas Performer/Award Type Public Educational Institution / Extramural/Grants/Project Type of Funding (in Total $0 / Avg FY $75 / Avg Monthly $ thousands $US) Access Level: 1/2/3/4 DOT / MPS / CHE / Surface chemistry Estimated 8/1/2004 to 7/31/2008 Start/End Dates Award/Task Abstract TITLE: High Resolution Optical Microscopy Studies of Aggregation and Dynamics in Photoactive Self- Assembled Polyelectrolyte-Surfactant Composites :: SHORT DESCR: HIGH RESOLUTION OPTICAL MICROSCOPY STUDIES OF AGGREGATION AND DYNAMICS IN PHOTOACTIVE SELF-ASSEMBLED POLYELECTROLYTE-SURFACTANT COMPOSITES :: LONG DESCR: Professor Daniel Higgins of Kansas

116 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 State University is supported by the Analytical and Surface Chemistry Program and the Solid State Chemistry Program to develop amphiphilic, ionic, surface-active di-imides to be used along with common polyelectrolytes in the preparation of composite photoactive thin films. The experiments involve near-field scanning optical microscopy (NSOM) for resolution of the typically 50-100 nm aggregates. Multiphoton-excited fluorescence anisotropy measurements (MPEFM) are used to study chromophore organization. Dynamical versions of these two experiments provide information about the rates of charge carrier generation and migration. Film morphology and other data about the bulk materials are studied using small-angle X-ray scattering and atomic force microscopy. The films may ultimately be useful in organic photoconductors and photovoltaics. Further development of this class of materials promises to make available display and energy technologies, for example solar cells, that are flexible, moldable and self-healing. ::

26 Performer KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY Contact Name Anne M. Kelley Performer Location Manhattan, Kansas Performer/Award Type Public Educational Institution / Extramural/Grants/Project Type of Funding (in Total $0 / Avg FY $100 / Avg Monthly $ thousands $US) Access Level: 1/2/3/4 DOT / MPS / CHE / Synthesis and structure Estimated 8/1/2001 to 7/31/2004 Start/End Dates Award/Task Abstract TITLE: Solvent effects on structure and optical properties of push-pull molecules :: SHORT DESCR: SOLVENT EFFECTS ON STRUCTURE AND OPTICAL PROPERTIES OF PUSH-PULL MOLECULES :: LONG DESCR: Professor Anne Kelley of Kansas State University is supported by the Experimental Physical Chemistry Program to perform advanced spectroscopic studies of molecules with potential for good nonlinear optical responses. By quantitatively simulating the absolute resonance Raman intensities and optical spectra of these species in solution, the PI will experimentally determine the effect of solvent environment on the structures of both the ground and lowest excited electronic states of the molecules. Neural networks will be tried for fitting experimental data to models. The molecules will also be studied embedded in polymer matrices at 5K using single molecule emission spectroscopy. It is important to be able to quantify the relation of optical and nonlinear optical responses to solvent effects, if these molecular structures are to be incorporated into polymer matrices to fabricate devices. This work will improve our ability to convert sophisticated spectral data into predictive models for new optical materials. Optical materials are needed for advances in optical computing and communications. :: KEYWORDS: Other Applications NEC ::

27 Performer KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY Contact Name Mark D. Hollingsworth [email protected] Performer Location Manhattan, Kansas Performer/Award Type Public Educational Institution / Extramural/Grants/Project Type of Funding (in Total $0 / Avg FY $275 / Avg Monthly $ thousands $US) Access Level: 1/2/3/4 DOT / MPS / DMR / Instrumentation (excluding Facilities Instrumentation) Estimated 8/1/2000 to 7/31/2001 Start/End Dates Award/Task Abstract TITLE: Acquisition of a Scanning Probe Microscope for Materials Research and Education :: SHORT DESCR: ACQUISITION OF A SCANNING PROBE MICROSCOPE FOR MATERIALS RESEARCH AND EDUCATION :: LONG DESCR: 0076169 Hollingsworth This award is for the acquisistion of a scanning probe microscope for use in the Chemistry Department at Kansas State University. This microscope will incorporate a variety of capabilities, including scanning tunneling microscopy (STM), contact and non-contact atomic force microscopy (AFM), magnetic force microscopy, phase imaging, chemical force microscopy, lateral force microscopy, and electrochemical STM and AFM. This instrumentation will benefit several research programs, including those concerning polymer-dispersed liquid crystal films, crystal growth and dissolution of organic inclusion compounds, ferroelastic and ferroelectric domain switching in organic inclusion compounds, sol-gel- derived silicate glass films used for template-derived sensors and electrochemical devices, semiconductor and magnetic nanoparticles, carbon fiber composites, and oxidized metallic surfaces. Acquisition of this new instrument will greatly benefit graduate student training and research and will also help enhance the undergraduate curriculum in the Chemistry Department at Kansas State University. *** This award is for the acquisition of a modern scanning probe microscope for use in the Chemistry Department at Kansas State University. This instrument will provide molecular-scale information about the topographical features and adhesive properties of a variety of surfaces, as well as spatially resolved information about the electronic and magnetic properties of numerous materials. Such information is important because it provides a molecular-level understanding of the physical and chemical properties of materials that are relevant in the areas of optical communications, information storage, remediation of hazardous wastes, biomedical sensors, high tensile strength materials, and metallic surfaces in corrosive media. Acquisition of this new instrument will greatly benefit graduate student training and research and will also help enhance the undergraduate curriculum in the Chemistry Department at Kansas State University. %%% :: KEYWORDS: Materials Research ::

28 Performer KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY

117 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 Contact Name Jingyu Lin [email protected] Performer Location Manhattan, Kansas Performer/Award Type Public Educational Institution / Extramural/Grants/Project Type of Funding (in Total $0 / Avg FY $110 / Avg Monthly $ thousands $US) Access Level: 1/2/3/4 DOT / MPS / DMR / Metals, ceramics, and electronic materials Estimated 5/1/2005 to 4/30/2008 Start/End Dates Award/Task Abstract TITLE: III-Nitride Deep Ultraviolet Photonic Materials and Structures - Growth, Optical Studies and Applications :: SHORT DESCR: III-NITRIDE DEEP ULTRAVIOLET PHOTONIC MATERIALS AND STRUCTURES - GROWTH, OPTICAL STUDIES AND APPLICATIONS :: LONG DESCR: This project represents a multifaceted approach to carry out fundamental research needed to further advance the science and technology of semiconductor deep UV (DUV) photonics. One of the major objectives is to identify and understand fundamental mechanisms associated with epitaxial growth and doping of Al-rich AlGaN alloys and AlN. In particular, mechanisms for the formation of native defects during crystal growth, which act as compensating centers, will be explored by employing a high quality AlN epilayer template, off-axis substrates, a pulsed growth scheme, and delta doping. Research activities and basic understanding on DUV photonic materials and devices based upon the Al-rich AlxGa1-xN alloy system are still in early stages. This research project strives for fundamental understanding of the AlGaN DUV photonic material system as well as addressing important applications. The project addresses fundamental research issues in a topical area of electronic/photonic materials science having high technological relevance. An important feature of the project is the strong emphasis on education, and the integration of research and education. Through direct involvement in research, students will have unique learning and discovery opportunities in the areas of advanced semiconductor materials, nano-fabrication techniques, semiconductor physics, semiconductor materials fabrication and device processing using state-of-the-art epitaxial growth, lithographic patterning, plasma etching, and advanced materials characterization. *** :: KEYWORDS: Materials Research ::

29 Performer KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY Contact Name James H. Edgar [email protected] Performer Location Manhattan, Kansas Performer/Award Type Public Educational Institution / Extramural/Grants/Project Type of Funding (in Total $0 / Avg FY $540 / Avg Monthly $ thousands $US) Access Level: 1/2/3/4 DOT / MPS / DMR / Metals, ceramics, and electronic materials Estimated 5/1/2006 to 4/30/2008 Start/End Dates Award/Task Abstract TITLE: Materials World Network: Collaborative Research: An Investigation into the Properties of B12As2, B4C and their Heterostructures :: SHORT DESCR: MATERIALS WORLD NETWORK: COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH: AN INVESTIGATION INTO THE PROPERTIES OF B12AS2, B4C AND THEIR HETEROSTRUCTURES :: LONG DESCR: This Materials World Network collaborative proposal from Kansas State University and State University of New York at Stony Brook is to study the properties of the boron-rich icosahedral semiconductors B12As2 and B4C lie at the extremes in many categories including high melting temperatures, hardness, resistance to radiation damage, and Seebeck coefficients. Enhancements of these properties may be realized by combining these materials together to create compositional heterostructures. The main objectives of this research are: (a) to develop process conditions capable of producing single and multiple thin layers combining both materials with controlled stoichiometry and impurity concentrations by chemical vapor deposition; (b) to identify the types and density of crystalline defects present in both the bulk of the thin films and those caused by interfaces between materials; and (c) to investigate the electrical, optical, and thermal properties of base semiconductors and their composite structures. This award supports collaboration between Kansas State University (film growth), SUNY-SB (synchrotron, TEM characterization) and Bristol University (Raman, optical and ellipsometric characterization) on the synthesis of films of B12As2 and B4C and their subsequent characterization using a range of structural and spectroscopic methods. The compositional limits to deviations from stoichiometry and their effects on the mechanical and thermal properties will also be studied. During exchanges between institutes, students will learn the capabilities and limitations of the materials synthesis and characterization techniques, and to appreciate the context of their work in the project as a whole. The outreach programs supported by this award will build on existing efforts and should offer opportunities for better exposure to materials research for students. This study will establish the relationship between the processing, structure, composition, and properties of these boride semiconductors, so their potential applications as high temperature electronics, thermo electronics, radiation sensors and other devices may be realized. The students involved in this research will receive an educational experience, which is both broad and in depth including fundamental aspects of crystal growth, epitaxy, materials characterization, and materials property engineering. Their educational experience will benefit from exchange visits between the institutes involved, fieldwork at national laboratories, and interactions with experts in this field, presentations of their research at professional meetings, and presentations to the general public. A new educational outreach program will be initiated for middle school students for which English is a second language. Its goal is to stimulate student interest in science and engineering through hands-on activities and demonstrations on crystal growth and the applications of semiconductors. :: KEYWORDS: Materials Research ::

118 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 30 Performer KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY Contact Name James H. Edgar [email protected] Performer Location Manhattan, Kansas Performer/Award Type Public Educational Institution / Extramural/Grants/Project Type of Funding (in Total $0 / Avg FY $175 / Avg Monthly $ thousands $US) Access Level: 1/2/3/4 DOT / MPS / DMR / Metals, ceramics, and electronic materials Estimated 7/15/1996 to 6/30/2000 Start/End Dates Award/Task Abstract TITLE: Synthesis and Characterization of Silicon Carbide - Group III Nitrides Layered Structures and Alloys :: SHORT DESCR: SYNTHESIS AND CHARACTERIZATION OF SILICON CARBIDE - GROUP III NITRIDES LAYERED STRUCTURES AND ALLOYS :: LONG DESCR: 9627333 Edgar This research project aims for fundamental understanding of factors controlling the polytypes and phase stability of epitaxial multilayers and alloys of SiC combined with AlN and GaN. Vapor phase epitaxy of layered structures and alloys such as SiC/AlN/SiC, (AlN)x(SiC)1-x and (GaN)x(SiC)1-x of high crystalline perfection, controlled compositions, polytypes, and interfacial quality will be studied. The approach is oriented to relating basic chemical and processing conditions associated with epitaxial growth to the multilayered structures or polytypes realized. X-ray diffraction techniques will be used to study dependence of thin film crystal quality, strain, local atomic configuration, and polytype on the processing conditions, substrate material, orientation, and composition. Additionally, thermodynamic factors stabilizing these structures and alloys, and kinetic barriers preventing decomposition to bulk stable forms will be evaluated. %%% The research will contribute basic materials science knowledge of technological relevance to advanced electronic/photonic materials synthesis and processing. Additionally, the knowledge and understanding gained from this research project is expected to contribute in a general way to improving the performance of advanced devices and circuits by providing a fundamental understanding and a basis for designing and processing more advanced materials. An important feature of the program is the integration of research and education through the training of students in a fundamentally and technologically significant area. *** :: KEYWORDS: Materials Research; Metals, Ceramics & Electronic Materials ::

31 Performer KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY Contact Name Jingyu Lin [email protected] Performer Location Manhattan, Kansas Performer/Award Type Public Educational Institution / Extramural/Grants/Project Type of Funding (in Total $0 / Avg FY $225 / Avg Monthly $ thousands $US) Access Level: 1/2/3/4 DOT / MPS / DMR / Metals, ceramics, and electronic materials Estimated 5/1/2002 to 4/30/2006 Start/End Dates Award/Task Abstract TITLE: Nitride Quantum Wells and Photonic Structures - Growth, Optical Studies, and Applications :: SHORT DESCR: NITRIDE QUANTUM WELLS AND PHOTONIC STRUCTURES - GROWTH, OPTICAL STUDIES, AND APPLICATIONS :: LONG DESCR: This project pursues several interconnected research areas: 1) Optimizing III-nitride material quality; n- and p-type doping, particularly for AlGaN ternary alloys and InAlGaN quaternary al-loys with relatively high Al contents (x > 0.5); and reduction of dislocations and line defects. When submicron-strip lateral epitaxial overgrowth is employed, relaxation of excess strain at the mesa edges may dominate, resulting in fewer dislocations above the window region. The poten-tial of lattice-matched quaternary quantum wells (QWs) of GaN/InAlGaN as active media for UV emitters with improved performance will also be explored. 2) Fabricating and processing III-nitride wavelength-scale photonic structures and devices. E-beam lithography patterning and plasma dry etching to create wavelength-scale photonic structures and devices will be studied. Unique properties of III-nitrides make them very attractive for the generation, guiding, and switching of light, and new architectures for integrating III-nitride photonic components (e.g., resonators, waveguides, emitters, detectors, etc) onto single chips will be explored to lay the foundation for achieving integrated photonic circuits based on III-nitrides for a wide range of ap-plications. 3) Deep UV time-resolved nano-optical studies. A specially designed deep UV pico-second time-resolved nano-optical spectroscopy system will be used for probing optical proper-ties [photoluminescence (PL), electro-luminescence (EL), etc.] of semiconductor materials and photonic devices with time-resolution of a few ps, spatial resolution of 50 nm, and wavelength range spanning from IR to deep UV (to 195 nm). This system integrates a deep UV femtosecond laser spectroscopy system with a deep UV near-field-scanning-optical-microscopy (NSOM)/AFM system. It will be utilized to probe carrier dynamics, optical transitions, as well as defect properties in nitride materials and QWs, especially in AlGaN alloys, GaN/AlGaN and GaN/InAlGaN QWs with high Al content (x>0.5). The aim is to gain new understanding and methods of controlling optical and optoelectronic properties. The emission and light propagation properties in wavelength-scale emitters and waveguides will also be investigated to provide input for improved integrated photonic device design. %%% The project addresses fundamental research issues in a topical area of electronic/photonic materi-als science having high technological relevance. An important feature of the project is the strong emphasis on education, and the integration of research and education. Through direct involve-ment in research, students will have unique learning and discovery opportunities in the areas of advanced semiconductor materials, nano-fabrication techniques, semiconductor physics, semi-conductor materials fabrication and device processing using state-of-the-art epitaxial growth, lithographic patterning, plasma etching, and advanced materials characterization. The project also encompasses development of strategic alliances with industry, which further

119 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 enhances edu-cation and training opportunities for postdoctorals, graduate, and undergraduate students. *** :: KEYWORDS: Materials Research ::

32 Performer KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY Contact Name Ivan A. Blank Performer Location Manhattan, Kansas Performer/Award Type Public Educational Institution / Extramural/Grants/Project Type of Funding (in Total $0 / Avg FY $135 / Avg Monthly $ thousands $US) Access Level: 1/2/3/4 DOT / MPS / DMS / Analysis Estimated 6/1/2006 to 5/31/2008 Start/End Dates Award/Task Abstract TITLE: Free Boundary Problems Arising in Material Science :: SHORT DESCR: FREE BOUNDARY PROBLEMS ARISING IN MATERIAL SCIENCE :: LONG DESCR: Free Boundary Problems arising in Material Science. Abstract of proposed research Ivan Blank Under this award the investigator will study certain free boundary problems that provide simple models of situations that arise in materials science. One problem is that of finding the optimal placement of a subregion of given volume and different density so that the smallest eigenvalue of an associated operator is minimized. This arises in the study of composite materials and we will study the properties of the interfaces between the two materials for this optimal arrangement. Another problem is that of modeling the behavior of a slow viscous fluid moving between 2 plates and driven by injection through a hole in the upper plate. This is a model for a number of situations in engineering and the diffusion of chemicals in cancerous tumors. Here we are interested in analyzing the moving boundary and its possible changes in topology. The analysis of these free boundary problems provides information about the interfaces between two materials. It is of importance to describe the possible mathematical phenomenology of these interfaces including their singularities and motion. ::

33 Performer PITTSBURG STATE UNIVERSITY Contact Name Restricted Performer Location Performer/Award Type Public Educational Institution / Extramural/Grants/Project Type of Funding (in Total $0 / Avg FY $300 / Avg Monthly $ thousands $US) Access Level: 1/2/3/4 DOT / ARS / Environmental stewardship (Research on soil, water, and air sciences/Research integration of agricultural systems prior to FY 2006) / Rangeland Resources Research Center (WY/Cheyenne) Estimated 11/1/1999 to 10/31/2002 Start/End Dates Award/Task Abstract TITLE: STRUCTURE-PROPERTY RELATIONSHIPS IN POLYURETHANES BASED ON VEGETABLE OILS :: LONG DESCR: 1999-1451 The objective of the project is to study the effect of polyurethane network structure on properties of two groups of materials created from vegetable oils: cast resins and rigid foams. The network structure will be varied by varying the type of vegetable oils, the type and the content of hydroxy groups in the vegetable oil-based polyols, and the type of isocyanates. The main part of the project will involve polyol preparation from vegetable oils. The second part will involve polyurethane materials (cast resins and rigid foams) preparation and mechanical and electrical testing, along with studies on structure-property relationships. Agricultural products are a source of many valuable chemicals. Vegetable oils have a number of excellent properties, which could be utilized in producing valuable polymeric materials. They can be transformed into polyols for general polyurethane use. Polyurethanes are a group of polymeric materials with many applications. Their current consumption exceeds 2.4 million tons per year in the U.S. Replacing petrochemical raw materials with renewable resources such as vegetable oils is of significant economic, environmental and strategic importance, particularly in USA - the world largest producer of vegetable oils. One of the basic problems in using raw materials of vegetable origin, such as oils, is that their structure varies more than that ofsynthetic chemicals. This is reflected in the variability of structure and properties the polymer products based on vegetable oils. The objective of the project is to study the effect of polyurethane network structure on properties of two gruops of materials: rigid foams and cast resins. The network structure will be varied by varying the type of oils, the type and content of hydroxyl groups in t he polyols, and the type of isocyanates. The oils to be used will include commercial vegetable oils such as soybean, corn, canola, rapeseed, olive, linseed, safflower, sunflower, peanut, cottonseed, and palm oils, as well as model triglycerides. The effect of polyurethane structure on physical, mechanical and electrical properties will be studied. The results of the study will help us control the properties of the oil-based plastic materials. :: KEYWORDS: vegetable oils polyurethane non food commodities structural properties organic chemistry resins foams polyols hydroxyl groups isocyanates triglycerides epoxides methanol hydroxylation mechanical properties electrical properties product evaluation physical properties ::

34 Performer PITTSBURG STATE UNIVERSITY Contact Name Restricted Performer Location Pittsburg, Kansas Performer/Award Type Public Educational Institution / Extramural/Cooperative Agreements/Traditional Type of Funding (in Total $0 / Avg FY $50 / Avg Monthly $ thousands $US)

120 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 Access Level: 1/2/3/4 DOT / ES / Energy efficiency and renewable energy (previously Solar and renewable energy, acquired Energy conservation activities in FY 2006) / Extramural awards -- Conservation Research and Development Estimated 11/21/2000 to 12/3/2002 Start/End Dates Award/Task Abstract TITLE: Functionalized Vegetable Oils for Utilization as Polymer Building Blocks :: SHORT DESCR: FUNCTIONALIZED VEGETABLE OILS FOR UTILIZATION AS POLYMER BUILDING BLOCKS :: LONG DESCR: Under this cooperative agreement, the Kansas Polymber Research Center (KPDR) at Pittsburgh State University (PSU) and B.G. Goodrich (BFG) will develop an economically viable conversion process to produce vegetable oil-based polyols for use as polymer building blocks. BFG estimates that vegetable oil-based polyols from this process could replace over 50% of petroleum-based polyols used in polyurethanes by year 2030. This represent a market of 1.5 billion pounds of vegetable oil-based polyol which would require 55 million bushels of soybeans. The KPRC will: (1) develop a catalyst system that has high efficiency toward hydroformylation of vegetable oils, allows efficient catalyst recovery and easy product separation and (2) synthesize and characterize four types of functionalized oils. BFG will: (1) evaluate performance of the four functionalized vegetable oils in plastics and (2) conduct a feasibility study of the conversion technologies for large-scale industrial scale-up. :: KEYWORDS: Agriculture Vision ::

35 Performer PITTSBURG STATE UNIVERSITY Contact Name Restricted Performer Location Pittsburg, Kansas Performer/Award Type Public Educational Institution / Extramural/Cooperative Agreements/Traditional Type of Funding (in Total $0 / Avg FY $200 / Avg Monthly $ thousands $US) Access Level: 1/2/3/4 DOT / ES / Energy efficiency and renewable energy (previously Solar and renewable energy, acquired Energy conservation activities in FY 2006) / Extramural awards -- Conservation Research and Development Estimated 11/21/2000 to 3/31/2004 Start/End Dates Award/Task Abstract TITLE: FUNCTIONALIZED VEGETABLE OILS FOR UTILIZATION AS POLYMER BUILDING BLOCKS :: SHORT DESCR: FUNCTIONALIZED VEGETABLE OILS FOR UTILIZATION AS POLYMER BUILDING BLOCKS :: LONG DESCR: NA :: KEYWORDS: NA ::

36 Performer WICHITA STATE UNIV [Langley] Contact Name None Performer Location Wichita, Kansas Performer/Award Type Public Educational Institution / Extramural/Grants/Project Type of Funding (in Total $0 / Avg FY $115 / Avg Monthly $ thousands $US) Access Level: 1/2/3/4 DOT / Aeronautics Technology (previously Aero-Space Technology or Aeronautical Research & Tech) (re- organized in FYs 2001 and 2005) / Fundamental aeronautics (previously Vehicle systems) / General activities Estimated 8/29/2004 to 8/16/2006 Start/End Dates Award/Task Abstract SHORT DESCR: THE NATIONAL CENTER FOR ADVANCED MATERIALS PERFORMANCE :: LONG DESCR: Not Available. ::

37 Performer GRAND MESA OPERATING CO Contact Name Restricted Performer Location Wichita, Kansas Performer/Award Type Industry/Business / Extramural/Grants/Project Type of Funding (in Total $0 / Avg FY $933.33299999999997 / Avg Monthly $ thousands $US) Access Level: 1/2/3/4 NASA / FE / Extramural awards / Estimated 7/31/2003 to 10/31/2004 Start/End Dates Award/Task Abstract TITLE: IMPROVED APPROACHES TO DESIGN OF POLYMER GEL TREATMENTS IN MATURE OIL FIELDS: FIELD DEMONSTRATION IN DICKMAN FIELD, NESS COUNTY, KS :: SHORT DESCR: IMPROVED APPROACHES TO DESIGN OF POLYMER GEL TREATMENTS IN MATURE OIL FIELDS: FIELD DEMONSTRATION IN DICKMAN FIELD, NESS COUNTY, KS :: LONG DESCR: NA :: KEYWORDS: Reservoir Life Extension/Management;FOSSIL ENERGY ::

38 Performer WICHITA STATE UNIVERSITY Contact Name None Performer Location Wichita, Kansas Performer/Award Type Public Educational Institution / Extramural/Grants/Project Type of Funding (in Total $0 / Avg FY $34.942999999999998 / Avg Monthly $ thousands $US) Access Level: 1/2/3/4 NASA / FAA / Advanced technology development and prototyping (new in FY 1999) / Extramural awards

121 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 Estimated 5/19/2006 to 6/30/2006 Start/End Dates Award/Task Abstract SHORT DESCR: PRODUCTION CONTROL EFFECT ON COMPOSITE MATERIAL QUALITY AND STABILITY :: LONG DESCR: Not Available. ::

39 Performer WICHITA STATE UNIVERSITY Contact Name None Performer Location Wichita, Kansas Performer/Award Type Public Educational Institution / Extramural/Grants/Project Type of Funding (in Total $0 / Avg FY $36.499000000000002 / Avg Monthly $ thousands $US) Access Level: 1/2/3/4 NASA / FAA / Advanced technology development and prototyping (new in FY 1999) / Extramural awards Estimated 5/19/2006 to 6/30/2006 Start/End Dates Award/Task Abstract SHORT DESCR: DAMAGE TOLERANCE TESTING AND ANALYSIS PROTOCOLS FOR FULL-SCALE COMPOSITE AIRFRAME STRUCTURES UNDER REPEATED LOADING :: LONG DESCR: Not Available. ::

40 Performer WICHITA STATE UNIVERSITY Contact Name None Performer Location Wichita, Kansas Performer/Award Type Public Educational Institution / Extramural/Grants/Project Type of Funding (in Total $200 / Avg FY $40 / Avg Monthly $4.167 thousands $US) Access Level: 1/2/3/4 NSF / FAA / Advanced technology development and prototyping (new in FY 1999) / Extramural awards Estimated 7/21/2006 to 9/30/2006 Start/End Dates Award/Task Abstract SHORT DESCR: DAMAGE TOLERANCE TESTING AND ANALYSIS PROTOCOLS FOR FULL-SCALE COMPOSITE AIRFRAME STRUCTURES REPEATED LOADING :: LONG DESCR: Not Available. ::

41 Performer WICHITA STATE UNIVERSITY Contact Name None Performer Location Wichita, Kansas Performer/Award Type Public Educational Institution / Extramural/Grants/Project Type of Funding (in Total $200 / Avg FY $33.332999999999998 / Avg Monthly $3.39 thousands $US) Access Level: 1/2/3/4 NSF / FAA / Advanced technology development and prototyping (new in FY 1999) / Extramural awards Estimated 8/1/2006 to 9/30/2006 Start/End Dates Award/Task Abstract SHORT DESCR: ADMINISTRATION OF THE CENTER OF EXCELLENCE FOR COMPOSITES AND ADVANCED MATERIALS (CECAM) AT WICHITA STATE UNIVERSITY :: LONG DESCR: Not Available. ::

42 Performer WICHITA STATE UNIVERSITY Contact Name None Performer Location Wichita, Kansas Performer/Award Type Public Educational Institution / Extramural/Grants/Project Type of Funding (in Total $162.32300000000001 / Avg FY $40.581000000000003 / Avg Monthly $4.638 thousands $US) Access Level: 1/2/3/4 NSF / FAA / Advanced technology development and prototyping (new in FY 1999) / Extramural awards Estimated 8/1/2006 to 9/30/2006 Start/End Dates Award/Task Abstract SHORT DESCR: PRODUCTION CONTROL EFFECT ON COMPOSITE MATERIAL QUALITY AND STABILITY :: LONG DESCR: Not Available. ::

43 Performer WICHITA STATE UNIVERSITY Contact Name None Performer Location Wichita, Kansas Performer/Award Type Public Educational Institution / Extramural/Grants/Project Type of Funding (in Total $144 / Avg FY $28.800000000000001 / Avg Monthly $3 thousands $US) Access Level: 1/2/3/4 NSF / FAA / Advanced technology development and prototyping (new in FY 1999) / Extramural awards Estimated 8/1/2006 to 9/30/2006 Start/End Dates Award/Task Abstract SHORT DESCR: METHODS OF EVALUATION OF THE FITNESS FIBER REINFORCED COMPOSITE

122 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 SURFACES FOR SUBSEQUENT ADHESIVE BONDING :: LONG DESCR: Not Available. ::

44 Performer WICHITA STATE UNIVERSITY Contact Name None Performer Location Wichita, Kansas Performer/Award Type Public Educational Institution / Extramural/Grants/Project Type of Funding (in Total $530 / Avg FY $88.332999999999998 / Avg Monthly $8.833 thousands $US) Access Level: 1/2/3/4 NSF / FAA / Advanced technology development and prototyping (new in FY 1999) / Extramural awards Estimated 8/21/2006 to 9/30/2006 Start/End Dates Award/Task Abstract SHORT DESCR: FLUID INGRESSION DAMAGE MECHANISMS IN COMPOSITE SANDWICH STRUCTURES :: LONG DESCR: Not Available. ::

45 Performer WICHITA STATE UNIVERSITY Contact Name Peter Kuchment Performer Location Wichita, Kansas Performer/Award Type Public Educational Institution / Extramural/Grants/Project Type of Funding (in Total $31.617999999999999 / Avg FY $15.808999999999999 / Avg Monthly $3.162 thousands $US) Access Level: 1/2/3/4 NSF / MPS / DMS / Applied mathematics Estimated 7/15/1997 to 6/30/2000 Start/End Dates Award/Task Abstract TITLE: Photonic Band-Gap Materials and Related Topics :: LONG DESCR: 9610444 Kuchment The problem of creating photonic crystals has two major components: a mathematical one and a technological one. The mathematical part consists of non-standard spectral problems for the periodic Maxwell operator and some of its scalar counterparts. The aim of the proposed research is to develop novel analytic and numerical methods of analysis of frequency spectra depending on geometric and physical characteristics of the band-gap material. In particular, it is planned to develop new asymptotic models of the problem in 2D and 3D, to study numerically and analytically the asymptotic models for different geometries of PBG materials in 2D and 3D, to study relations between spectral properties of photonic crystals and of other mesoscopic physical systems, to study novel possibilities of localization of light, to study geometries that promise to open large spectral gaps, and to obtain new analytic results about effects caused by localized impurities. Photonic band-gap materials, often referred to as photonic crystals, have attracted a lot of attention since the idea was suggested in 1987. A photonic crystal is an artificial composite optical material that is an optical analog of a semiconductor. The main property of interest is existence of a range of frequencies (``colors") of light that cannot propagate in this medium. It is expected that creation of such a material would bring about a technological revolution in optics, laser technology, computing, information transmission, and other areas. Significant increase in efficiency of laser devices, highly efficient planar antennas, optics protecting against enemy's laser beams, perfect mirrors, laser diodes, memories, switches, and lossless optical information transmission lines are among numerous applications. This award is supported by the Division of Mathematical Science and the Experimental Program to Stimulate Competitive Research (EPSCoR). :: KEYWORDS: Other Applications NEC ::

46 Performer WICHITA STATE UNIVERSITY Contact Name D'SOUZA, FRANCIS Performer Location Wichita, Kansas Performer/Award Type Public Educational Institution / Extramural/Grants/Project Type of Funding (in Total $250 / Avg FY $62.5 / Avg Monthly $6.944 thousands $US) Access Level: 1/2/3/4 NSF / NIH / NIGMS / Extramural research and research training Estimated 7/15/2001 to 6/30/2002 Start/End Dates Award/Task Abstract TITLE: Supramolecular Porphyrin Based Catalysts and Sensors :: LONG DESCR: The present research proposal is focused on designing non-covalently linked supr amolecular porphyrin complexes suitable for mimicking the four-electron catalyti c reduction of dioxygen to water at the active site of cytochrome c oxidase, and , also to develop new and efficient electrochemical sensors for dioxygen detecti on. Towards this goal, we propose to design, synthesize, and study ion-pairporp hyrin dimers as well as supramolecular complexes of condensation polymer films o f cyclodextrins hosting cobaltporphyrins. The electrodes modified with ion-pair porphyrin dimers are targeted as models for the active site of cytochrome c oxid ase to perform a direct four-electron reduction of dioxygen to water at physiolo gical pH conditions. Homonuclear porphyrin dimers, such as Co-Co, Fe-Feor Mn- Mn will be prepared by using water soluble porphyrins bearing different charges on peripheral substituents. Either porphyrin of planar or non-planar rings will be utilized to adjust the inter-ring distance of a dimer. The electrodes modified with supramolecular complexes of condensation polymer films of cyclodextrin host ing cobaltporphyrins will be designed to serve as sensors for determination of d ioxygen in solution. Both the neutral cyclodextrin polymer or anionic, i.e., car boxymethylated cyclodextrin polymer, film modified electrodes will be designed a nd fabricated to host cobaltporphyrins bearing either neutral, anionic or cation ic charges on the ring periphery. By using various electroanalytical and spectro scopic techniques, first, we will focus on fundamental,

123 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 e.g., mechanistic and ki netic aspects of the studied process. Conventional microelectrodes modified with supramolecular complexes of ion-pair dimers and cyclodextrins will subsequently be fabricated. Then, these electrodes will be tested for dedicated applications . :: KEYWORDS: biosensor biotechnology catalyst chemical synthesis electrochemistry electrode microelectrode cyclodextrin dimer polymer oxidation reduction reaction cytochrome oxidase water solubility metalloporphyrin active site biomimetics ::

47 Performer WICHITA STATE UNIV Contact Name None Performer Location Wichita, Kansas Performer/Award Type Public Educational Institution / Extramural/Grants/Project Type of Funding (in Total $275.5 / Avg FY $55.100000000000001 / Avg Monthly $5.74 thousands $US) Access Level: 1/2/3/4 NSF / FAA / Advanced technology development and prototyping (new in FY 1999) / Extramural awards Estimated 7/29/2005 to 9/30/2005 Start/End Dates Award/Task Abstract SHORT DESCR: JOINT CENTER OF EXCELLENCE FOR ADVANCED MATERIALS :: LONG DESCR: Not Available. ::

48 Performer WICHITA STATE UNIV Contact Name None Performer Location Wichita, Kansas Performer/Award Type Public Educational Institution / Extramural/Grants/Project Type of Funding (in Total $357 / Avg FY $71.400000000000006 / Avg Monthly $7.438 thousands $US) Access Level: 1/2/3/4 NSF / FAA / Advanced technology development and prototyping (new in FY 1999) / Extramural awards Estimated 8/1/2005 to 9/30/2005 Start/End Dates Award/Task Abstract SHORT DESCR: JOINT CENTER OF EXCELLENCE FOR ADVANCED MATERIALS :: LONG DESCR: Not Available. ::

49 Performer WICHITA STATE UNIV Contact Name None Performer Location Wichita, Kansas Performer/Award Type Public Educational Institution / Extramural/Grants/Project Type of Funding (in Total $230 / Avg FY $57.5 / Avg Monthly $6.389 thousands $US) Access Level: 1/2/3/4 NSF / FAA / Advanced technology development and prototyping (new in FY 1999) / Extramural awards Estimated 8/1/2005 to 9/30/2005 Start/End Dates Award/Task Abstract SHORT DESCR: JOINT CENTER OF EXCELLENCE FOR ADVANCED MATERIALS :: LONG DESCR: Not Available. ::

50 Performer WICHITA STATE UNIV Contact Name None Performer Location Wichita, Kansas Performer/Award Type Public Educational Institution / Extramural/Grants/Project Type of Funding (in Total $100 / Avg FY $50 / Avg Monthly $8.333 thousands $US) Access Level: 1/2/3/4 NSF / FAA / Advanced technology development and prototyping (new in FY 1999) / Extramural awards Estimated 8/4/2005 to 9/30/2005 Start/End Dates Award/Task Abstract SHORT DESCR: JOINT CENTER OF EXCELLENCE FOR ADVANCED MATERIALS :: LONG DESCR: Not Available. ::

51 Performer WICHITA STATE UNIV Contact Name None Performer Location Wichita, Kansas Performer/Award Type Public Educational Institution / Extramural/Grants/Project Type of Funding (in Total $199.136 / Avg FY $49.783999999999999 / Avg Monthly $5.532 thousands $US) Access Level: 1/2/3/4 NSF / FAA / Advanced technology development and prototyping (new in FY 1999) / Extramural awards Estimated 7/29/2005 to 9/30/2005 Start/End Dates Award/Task Abstract SHORT DESCR: JOINT CENTER OF EXCELLENCE FOR ADVANCED MATERIALS :: LONG DESCR: Not Available. ::

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52 Performer WICHITA STATE UNIV Contact Name None Performer Location Wichita, Kansas Performer/Award Type Public Educational Institution / Extramural/Grants/Project Type of Funding (in Total $90 / Avg FY $30 / Avg Monthly $3.75 thousands $US) Access Level: 1/2/3/4 NSF / FAA / Advanced technology development and prototyping (new in FY 1999) / Extramural awards Estimated 8/15/2005 to 9/30/2005 Start/End Dates Award/Task Abstract SHORT DESCR: JOINT CENTER OF EXCELLENCE FOR ADVANCED MATERIALS :: LONG DESCR: Not Available. ::

53 Performer WICHITA STATE UNIV Contact Name None Performer Location Wichita, Kansas Performer/Award Type Public Educational Institution / Extramural/Grants/Project Type of Funding (in Total $152.15799999999999 / Avg FY $30.431999999999999 / Avg Monthly $3.237 thousands $US) Access Level: 1/2/3/4 NSF / FAA / Advanced technology development and prototyping (new in FY 1999) / Extramural awards Estimated 8/15/2005 to 9/30/2005 Start/End Dates Award/Task Abstract SHORT DESCR: JOINT CENTER OF EXCELLENCE FOR ADVANCED MATERIALS :: LONG DESCR: Not Available. ::

54 Performer WICHITA STATE UNIV Contact Name None Performer Location Wichita, Kansas Performer/Award Type Public Educational Institution / Extramural/Grants/Project Type of Funding (in Total $331.14800000000002 / Avg FY $66.230000000000004 / Avg Monthly $6.899 thousands $US) Access Level: 1/2/3/4 NSF / FAA / Advanced technology development and prototyping (new in FY 1999) / Extramural awards Estimated 8/17/2005 to 9/30/2005 Start/End Dates Award/Task Abstract SHORT DESCR: JOINT CENTER OF EXCELLENCE FOR ADVANCED MATERIALS :: LONG DESCR: Not Available. ::

55 Performer WICHITA STATE UNIV Contact Name None Performer Location Wichita, Kansas Performer/Award Type Public Educational Institution / Extramural/Grants/Project Type of Funding (in Total $56.584000000000003 / Avg FY $18.861000000000001 / Avg Monthly $2.358 thousands $US) Access Level: 1/2/3/4 NSF / FAA / Advanced technology development and prototyping (new in FY 1999) / Extramural awards Estimated 8/29/2005 to 9/30/2005 Start/End Dates Award/Task Abstract SHORT DESCR: JOINT CENTER OF EXCELLENCE FOR ADVANCED MATERIALS :: LONG DESCR: Not Available. ::

56 Performer WICHITA STATE UNIVERSITY Contact Name None Performer Location Wichita, Kansas Performer/Award Type Public Educational Institution / Extramural/Grants/Project Type of Funding (in Total $100 / Avg FY $25 / Avg Monthly $2.857 thousands $US) Access Level: 1/2/3/4 NSF / FAA / Advanced technology development and prototyping (new in FY 1999) / Extramural awards Estimated 2/23/2006 to 3/31/2006 Start/End Dates Award/Task Abstract SHORT DESCR: PRODUCTION CONTROL EFFECT ON COMPOSITE MATERIAL QUALITY AND STABILITY :: LONG DESCR: Not Available. ::

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Appendix I. Kansas Composites and Advanced Materials Firms, Alphabetical Order Kansas Composites and Advanced Materials Firms,23 Alphabetical Order with Map Lable 138. A Box 4 U, 4340 S. West St., Wichita, KS 67217, Sedgwick County, Description: Blast Resistant modules and portable storage units, Employees: n/a

27. AAR Composites, AAR Allen Asset Management (within a customer facility), 2203 S Air Cargo Rd, Wichita, KS 67209, Sedgwick County, Number of Employees: n/a

1. Abbott Aerospace Composites, LLC., 233 Village Rd, Andover, KS 67002-9577, Butler County, Number of Employees: n/a

113. Agrenew Inc, 1500 Hayes Dr, Manhattan, KS 66502-5068, Riley County, Number of Employees: n/a

28. Airbus North America Engineering, 213 N Mead, Wichita, KS 67202, Sedgwick County, Number of Employees: 200

79. AirPlains Service, Inc., 439 North West Road, Wellington, KS 67152, Sumner County, Number of Employees: 16

127. Ametek Aircraft Parts & Accessories, Inc., 1414 S. Mosley, Wichita, KS 67211, Sedgwick County, Number of Employees: 44

29. Apex Engineering International (AEI), 1234 N Wellington Pl, Wichita, KS 67203-3821, Sedgwick County, Number of Employees: n/a

30. Apex Engineering International, LLC., 1812 W. 2nd St. N., Wichita, KS 67203-3821, Sedgwick County, Number of Employees: 100

31. Benecor, Inc., 8250 E. Marion St., Wichita, KS 67210, Sedgwick County, Number of Employees: 19

32. Boeing Integrated Defense Systems, Wichita Division, 4615 S. Oliver St., Wichita, KS 67210, Sedgwick County, Number of Employees: 3,000

35. Bombardier Aerospace, Learjet Div., 1 Learjet Way, Wichita, KS 67277-7707, Sedgwick County, Number of Employees: 2,540

80. Buffco Engineering, 200 Industrial Drive, Mulvane, KS 67110-9203, Sedgwick County, Number of Employees: 6

36. Burnham Composites Structures, Inc., 4203 W. Harry St., Wichita, KS 67209-2729, Sedgwick County, Number of Employees: 60

97. C M P, Inc., 9808 Pflumm Rd, Shawnee Mission, KS 66215-1208, Johnson County, Number of Employees: 4

96. Can Do Co., 1202 N. School St., Eureka, KS 67045-1014, Greenwood County, Number of Employees: 17

37. Carlson Products, 4601 N. Tyler Rd, Maize, KS 67101-8734, Sedgwick County, Number of Employees: 60

98. Cast-Tech Co., 346 N. Lindenwood Dr., Olathe, KS 66062-5554, Johnson County, Number of Employees: 4

17. Central Plastics, Inc., 811 W. 1st St., McPherson, KS 67460-0903, McPherson County, Number of Employees: 150

128. Central States Marketing, 1320 N US Highway 81 Bypass, McPherson, KS 67460-6005, McPherson County, Number of Employees: n/a

2. Century Plastics, Inc., 126 S. Griffith St., El Dorado, KS 67042-0789, Butler County, Number of Employees: 25

123. CertainTeed, 103 Funston Rd., Kansas City, KS 66115-0080, Wyandotte County, Number of Employees: 450

18. CertainTeed, 500 W 1st St, McPherson, KS 67460-3218, McPherson County, Number of Employees: 200

39. Cessna Aircraft Company, 5800 E. Pawnee Rd., Wichita, KS 67277-7704, Sedgwick County, Number of Employees: 1,000

23 Identification of composites and advanced materials firms cannot be done using NAICS codes. Therefore, identification must be done on a firm by firm basis. The CEDBR intends to fully identify all composites and advanced materials firms within the Region. Additional efforts have been made to identify composites and advanced materials firms throughout Kansas. Please notify the CEDBR of additional firms that are not in the inventory. The Center’s phone number is (316) 978-3225 and email is [email protected].

126 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 105. Cessna Aircraft Company, 1 Cessna Blvd., Independence, KS 67301-1996, Montgomery County, Number of Employees: 1,000

38. Cessna Aircraft Company, 1 Cessna Blvd., Wichita, KS 67277-7706, Sedgwick County, Number of Employees: 12,017

106. Charloma, Inc., 727 N Liberty St, Cherryvale, KS 67335-1246, Montgomery County, Number of Employees: 225

124. Chemold Products Co., Inc., 1401 Fairfax Tfwy., Kansas City, KS 66115, Wyandotte County, Number of Employees: 3

81. Clark Mfg., Inc., 1936 N. Hwy. 81, Wellington, KS 67152-0280, Sumner County, Number of Employees: 49

122. Cobalt Boats, 1715 N 8th St, Neodesha, KS 66757-1283, Wilson County, Number of Employees: n/a

33. Coleman, Co., Inc., 3600 N. Hydraulic St, Wichita, KS 67201-2931, Sedgwick County, Number of Employees: 978

Convergys Manufacturing, 405 N Hillside, Wichita, KS 67214, Sedgwick County, Number of Employees: n/a

95. Creative Marble, Inc., 901 W. Mary St., Garden City, KS 67846-2749, Finney County, Number of Employees: 2

12. Design Mfrs., Inc., 112 Commerce Dr., Hesston, KS 67062-0801, Harvey County, Number of Employees: 5

82. Diversified Services, Inc., 27 Clark Ave., Wellington, KS 67152-9797, Sumner County, Number of Employees: 37

3. D-J Engineering, Inc., 219 W 6th Avenue, Augusta, KS 67010-0278, Butler County, Number of Employees: 125

83. D-J Engineering, Inc., 723 E. Spring Avenue, Conway Springs, KS 67031-8128, Sumner County, Number of Employees: 5

99. E X T, Inc., 14871 W. 99th St., Lenexa, KS 66285-4865, Johnson County, Number of Employees: 50

100. Elk Composite Building Products, Inc., 9806 Lackman Rd, Lenexa, KS 66219-1210, Johnson County, Number of Employees: 90

13. Elk Creek Trucking, LLC, 915 S. Spencer Road, Newton, KS 67114, Harvey County, Number of Employees: n/a

129. Excel Industries, Inc., 200 S. Ridge Rd., Hesston, KS 67062-2097, Harvey County, Number of Employees: 300

130. Exline, Inc., 3256 E. Country Club Road, Salina, KS 67402, Saline County, Number of Employees: 140

14. Extech, Newton Airport, 510 N Oliver Rd., Newton, KS 67114, Harvey County, Number of Employees: 6

19. Ferguson Production, Inc., 2130 Industrial Dr., McPherson, KS 67460-8126, McPherson County, Number of Employees: 160

40. Fiber Dynamics, Inc., 3730 Midco St., Wichita, KS 67215-8950, Sedgwick County, Number of Employees: 45

41. Fiberglass and Composite Technology, F.A.C.T., 10180 S.W. Blvd., Wichita, KS 67215, Sedgwick County, Number of Employees: 13

110. Fibertech, LLC, 411 Market St., Osage City, KS 66523-1269, Osage County, Number of Employees: 3

7. Galaxy Tool Corp., 1111 Industrial Rd., Winfield, KS 67156-0531, Cowley County, Number of Employees: 90

84. GKN Aerospace-Precision Machining, Inc., 429 N. West Rd., Wellington, KS 67152-8047, Sumner County, Number of Employees: 190

23. Global Engineering & Technology, Inc, 1200 N Halstead St., Hutchinson, KS 67501, Reno County, Number of Employees: 26

131. Global Engineering & Technology, Inc, 4848 Irving St., Wichita, KS 67209, Sedgwick County, Number of Employees: 32

42. Global Engineering & Technology, Inc, 1720 S. 151st St. W., Goddard, KS 67052-9449, Sedgwick County, Number of Employees: 168

43. Hanger Prosthetics & Orthotics, Inc., 2104 N. Amidon Ave, Wichita, KS 67203-2115, Sedgwick County, Number of Employees: 4

127 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 120. Hanger Prosthetics & Orthotics, Inc., 830 S.W. Lane St., Topeka, KS 66606-1541, Shawnee County, Number of Employees: 5

44. Hanger Prosthetics & Orthotics, Inc., 410 N Hillside, Wichita, KS 67214, Sedgwick County, Number of Employees: 13

24. Hanger Prosthetics & Orthotics, Inc., 2100 N. Waldron, Hutchinson, KS 67502, Reno County, Number of Employees: 2

45. Harlow Aerostructures, 1501 S. McLean Blvd., Wichita, KS 67201-0304, Sedgwick County, Number of Employees: 110

46. Harper Trucks Inc, 1522 S. Florence St., Wichita, KS 67277-2330, Sedgwick County, Number of Employees: 210

91. Hawk Engineering, 616 W. 7th St., Galena, KS 66739-1245, Cherokee County, Number of Employees: 30

118. Hawker Beechcraft, 2656 Scanlan Ave., Salina, KS 67401, Saline County, Number of Employees: 450

47. Hawker Beechcraft, 9709 E. Central Ave., Wichita, KS 67201-0085, Sedgwick County, Number of Employees: 7,692

101. Hayes Tooling & Plastics, Inc., 640 S Rogers Rd, Olathe, KS 66062-1738, Johnson County, Number of Employees: 20

107. HBD Industries, Inc., 201 N. Allen Ave., Chanute, KS 66720-0728, Neosho County, Number of Employees: 100

4. Heartland Plastics, Inc., 910 Industrial Rd., Augusta, KS 67010-9565, Butler County, Number of Employees: 5

48. Invista, 4123 E. 37th St. N., Wichita, KS 67220-3203, Sedgwick County, Number of Employees: 150

49. iSi Environmental Services, 215 S. Laura, Wichita, KS 67211, Sedgwick County, Number of Employees: 80

8. Jaytec, Inc., 520 W. 9th St., Winfield, KS 67156-2731, Cowley County, Number of Employees: 2

137. Jim Palmer Co., 1567 East 60th Ave. North, Belle Plaine, KS 67013, Sumner County, Description: CNC Programming, fabrication of tooling, Employees: n/a

135. JMT Industries, 1937 S. Mead, Wichita, KS 67211, Sedgwick County, Description: Aircraft parts and metal fabrication, Employees: 4

20. Johns Manville, 1465 17th Ave., McPherson, KS 67460-1287, McPherson County, Number of Employees: 285

125. Johns Manville, 701 S. 38th St., Kansas City, KS 66106-1292, Wyandotte County, Number of Employees: 25

85. K Doll Koatings, 1198 N. Conway Springs Rd., Conway Springs, KS 67031-8045, Sumner County, Number of Employees: 2

94. K WETZEL & CO Inc., 4108 Spring Hill Dr, Lawrence, KS 66046-1153, Douglas County, Number of Employees: n/a

114. Kansas Advanced Technology Inc., 1500 Hayes Dr, Manhattan, KS 66502, Riley County, Number of Employees: n/a

86. Kansas Plastics, Co., 32 Clark Ave., Wellington, KS 67152-0608, Sumner County, Number of Employees: 35

117. Kansas Structural Composites, 553 S. Front St., Russell, KS 67665-0819, Russell County, Number of Employees: 10

50. Leading Edge Aerospace, 1360 S Anna St, Wichita, KS 67215, Sedgwick County, Number of Employees: 50

51. Leading Technology Composites, Inc., 2626 W. May St., Wichita, KS 67213-1854, Sedgwick County, Number of Employees: 150

9. Lifestyles Unlimited, 115 E. Chestnut St., Arkansas City, KS 67005-2255, Cowley County, Number of Employees: 2

93. Lifestyles Unlimited (H Q), 107 N. Pine St., Pittsburg, KS 66762-0716, Crawford County, Number of Employees: 2

134. LOGIX Insulated Concrete Forms (ICF), 330 Cain Dr., Haysville, KS 67060, Sedgwick County, Description: Foam blocks, Employees: 10

121. Lohmann & Rauscher, Inc., 6001 S.W. 6th Ave., Topeka, KS 66615-1004, Shawnee County, Number of

128 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 Employees: 17

34. LSI Logic Corp., 3718 N. Rock Rd., Wichita, KS 67226, Sedgwick County, Number of Employees: 850

52. Lustercraft Plastics, Inc., 1818 S. Meridian Ave., Wichita, KS 67217-0367, Sedgwick County, Number of Employees: 10

102. Mass Polymers Corp., 7211 W 98th Ter, Overland Park, KS 66212-2256, Johnson County, Number of Employees: 4

10. MeadWestvaco Corp. (Cal-Mar), 3719 E. 12th St., Winfield, KS 67156-4179, Cowley County, Number of Employees: 200

54. Metal Finishing Company, Inc., 1423 S. McLean Blvd., Wichita, KS 67213-4302, Sedgwick County, Number of Employees: 250

111. MGP Ingredients, Inc., 210 S. Leonard St., Onaga, KS 66521-0356, Pottawatomie County, Number of Employees: 20

53. Mid-America Manufacturing, 8441 E 32nd Street North, Wichita, KS 67226, Sedgwick County, Number of Employees: n/a

104. Midwest Plastics & Processing, Inc., , Cawker City, KS 67430-0015, Mitchell County, Number of Employees: 2

55. Midwest Plastics Supply, Inc., 2248 S Mead St, Wichita, KS 67211-5020, Sedgwick County, Number of Employees: 9

115. Nanoscale Materials Inc., 1310 Research Park Dr., Manhattan, KS 66502, Riley County, Number of Employees: 36

56. National Plastics Color, Inc., 100 W. Industrial Ave., Valley Center, KS 67147-0127, Sedgwick County, Number of Employees: 110

11. Newell Rubbermaid, Inc., 3415 E. 12th Avenue, Winfield, KS 67156-4180, Cowley County, Number of Employees: 550

57. Nex-Tech Aerospace (formerly Thayer Aerospace), 4201 S. 119th St. W., Wichita, KS 67215-9100, Sedgwick County, Number of Employees: 300

58. Nordam Group, 9175 E 35 St North, Wichita, KS 67226, Sedgwick County, Number of Employees: n/a

59. North American Aviation, Inc., 7330 N. Broadway, Wichita, KS 67219-1124, Sedgwick County, Number of Employees: 30

103. Olson Mfg. & Distribution, Inc., 8310 Hedge Ln. Terr., Shawnee Mission, KS 66227-3543, Johnson County, Number of Employees: 60

60. Paragon Services, Inc., 1015 S. West St., Wichita, KS 67213-1627, Sedgwick County, Number of Employees: 57

132. Park Aircraft Technologies Corp., 486 N. Oliver Road, Newton, KS 67114, Harvey County, Number of Employees: n/a

61. PCI NewCo, Inc., 1745 S. Maize Rd., Wichita, KS 67209-1923, Sedgwick County, Number of Employees: 208

62. Peeples Orthotics & Prosthetics, LLC, 7570 W. 21st St. N., Wichita, KS 67205, Sedgwick County, Number of Employees: 6

136. PFSP Partnership, 3601 S. Seneca, Wichita, KS 67217, Sedgwick County, Description: PAN fibers, Employees: n/a

108. PGI Inc, 7545 Highway 39, Chanute, KS 66720-5302, Neosho County, Number of Employees: n/a

63. Plastic Fabricating Co., Inc., 1650 S. McComas St., Wichita, KS 67213-1239, Sedgwick County, Number of Employees: 230

126. Plastic Packaging Technologies, LLC, 750 S. 65th St., Kansas City, KS 66111-2301, Wyandotte County, Number of Employees: 118

21. Plastics Extrusion Machinery, Inc., 1921 E. Euclid Ave., McPherson, KS 67460-1285, McPherson County, Number of Employees: 31

129 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 16. Polymer Group, Inc., 701 E. Avenue A, Kingman, KS 67068-0517, Kingman County, Number of Employees: 125

116. Polymer Services, LLC, 1733 West Rd, Plainville, KS 67663-7072, Rooks County, Number of Employees: 7

25. Precision Pattern, 1800 E Essex Rd., Hutchinson, KS 67501, Reno County, Number of Employees: 38

64. Precision Pattern, 1643 S. Maize Rd., Wichita, KS 67209-1922, Sedgwick County, Number of Employees: 540

90. Radcliffe & Radcliffe Marble, Inc., 264 Missouri Pacific St, Hoisington, KS 67544-9462, Barton County, Number of Employees: 4

65. Regal Plastic Supply Co., 329 N. Indiana Ave., Wichita, KS 67214-4034, Sedgwick County, Number of Employees: 9

5. Renew Systems Group (formerly Insignia Specialty Coatings, LLC), 1210 N. Haverhill Rd., El Dorado, KS 67042-0231, Butler County, Number of Employees: 20

66. Resource Of Wichita, 353 N. Pennsylvania Ave., Wichita, KS 67214-4150, Sedgwick County, Number of Employees: 3

67. Rusk Co., Inc., Harry B., 1822 E. 1st St. N., Wichita, KS 67214-4204, Sedgwick County, Number of Employees: 8

112. Scott Specialties, Inc., 512 M St., Belleville, KS 66935-0508, Republic County, Number of Employees: 125

92. Scott Specialties, Inc., 1827 Meadowlark Rd., Clay Center, KS 67432-8201, Clay County, Number of Employees: 25

68. Senior Aerospace Composites, 2700 S. Custer Ave., Wichita, KS 67217-1356, Sedgwick County, Number of Employees: 265

69. Spartech Plastics, Inc., 1444 S Tyler Rd, Wichita, KS 67209-1849, Sedgwick County, Number of Employees: 120

70. Spirit AeroSystems, Inc., 3801 S. Oliver St., Wichita, KS 67278-0008, Sedgwick County, Number of Employees: 10,500

15. Standridge Color Corp., 1011 Industrial Dr., Newton, KS 67114-4137, Harvey County, Number of Employees: 20

6. STM Inc, 1000 Industrial Rd, Augusta, KS 67010-9510, Butler County, Number of Employees: n/a

26. Sunflower Wind, 3405 E. 4th Avenue, Hutchinson, KS 67501, Reno County, Number of Employees: n/a

133. Superior Tool Service, Inc., 3939 W. Harry St., Wichita, KS 67213-1417, Sedgwick County, Number of Employees: 10

71. Techmer PM, LLC, 7015 W. Pueblo Dr., Wichita, KS 67209-2936, Sedgwick County, Number of Employees: 23

72. TECT Aerospace, 3130 W. Pawnee St., Wichita, KS 67213-1826, Sedgwick County, Number of Employees: 200

87. TECT Aerospace Wellington Inc., 1515 N. A St., Wellington, KS 67152-4502, Sumner County, Number of Employees: 350

73. Thermal Solutions, Inc., 8441 E 32nd St N, Wichita, KS 67226, Sedgwick County, Number of Employees: 4

109. Thermovac, Inc., 1120 W Beech St, Chanute, KS 66720-1177, Neosho County, Number of Employees: 9

88. Triumph Accessory Services, 411 N. West Rd., Wellington, KS 67152-8047, Sumner County, Number of Employees: 80

74. Triumph Aerospace Systems - Wichita, 9323 E. 34th St. N., Wichita, KS 67226-2621, Sedgwick County, Number of Employees: 190

75. Triumph Structures, 3258 S. Hoover Rd., Wichita, KS 67277-2670, Sedgwick County, Number of Employees: 170

22. Viega, LLC, 901 N Vanguard St., McPherson, KS 67460-3112, McPherson County, Number of Employees: 200

76. Viega, LLC, 301 N. Main, Wichita, KS 67202, Sedgwick County, Number of Employees: 60

89. Wilson Pattern Co., Inc., 17578 286th Rd., Atchison, KS 66002-4526, Atchison County, Number of Employees: 3

130 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009

77. Winglet Technology, LLC, 8200 E. 34th Street North, Wichita, KS 67226, Sedgwick County, Number of Employees: n/a

119. Winglet Technology, LLC, 10012 W York St, Wichita, KS 67218, Sedgwick County, Number of Employees: n/a

78. Zites, Inc., 3628 S. West St., Wichita, KS 67277-2126, Sedgwick County, Number of Employees: 3

131 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 Appendix J. Regional Aviation Firms With More Than 10 Employees Butler County Century Plastics Inc, 126 S Griffith St, El Dorado, KS 67042-3434, Butler County, Phone: 316-321-1153, Web Address: Centuryplasticsinc.com, Number of Employees: 20 to 49, NAICS Code: 32619910, All Other Plastics Prod Mfg

D. L. Waller Machine Shop, 209 E. Young St., Rose Hill, KS 67133, Butler County, Phone: 316-776-2136, Web Address: www.wallermachine.com, Number of Employees: 12, NAICS Code: 336413, Other Aircraft Parts and Auxiliary Equipment

D-J Engineering Inc, 219 W 6th Ave, Augusta, KS 67010-1251, Butler County, Phone: 316-775-1212, Web Address: Djgrp.com, Number of Employees: 100 to 249, NAICS Code: 33641301, Other Aircraft Parts & Equip

Missile Systems, Inc., 14336 S.W. Indianola Rd., Augusta, KS 67010, Butler County, Phone: 316-776-0255, Web Address: , Number of Employees: 40, NAICS Code: 336413, Other Aircraft Parts and Auxiliary Equipment

Sigma Tek Inc, 1001 Industrial Rd, Augusta, KS 67010-9500, Butler County, Phone: 316-775-6373, Web Address: Sigmatek.com, Number of Employees: 50 to 99, NAICS Code: 33641302, Other Aircraft Parts & Equip

Cowley County Ge Engine Svc, PO Box 797, Arkansas City, KS 67005-0797, Cowley County, Phone: 620-442-3600, Web Address: , Number of Employees: 1,000 to 4,999, NAICS Code: 48819004, Other Support Activities-Air Transportation

Harvey County Avcon Industries Inc, 516 N Oliver Rd, Newton, KS 67114-9403, Harvey County, Phone: 316-284-2842, Web Address: Butlernational.com, Number of Employees: 50 to 99, NAICS Code: 33641301, Other Aircraft Parts & Equip

Entz Aerodyne CO, 1206 N Airport Rd, Newton, KS 67114, Harvey County, Phone: 316-755-3374, Web Address: , Number of Employees: 20 to 49, NAICS Code: 33641301, Other Aircraft Parts & Equip

Midwest Aircraft Svc Inc, 1114 N Oliver Rd, Newton, KS 67114-9446, Harvey County, Phone: 316-283-5915, Web Address: , Number of Employees: 10 to 19, NAICS Code: 33641201, Aircraft Engine & Engine Parts Mfg

Webco Aircraft & Engine Svc, 1134 N Oliver Rd, Newton, KS 67114-9446, Harvey County, Phone: 316-283-7929, Web Address: Webcoaircraft.com, Number of Employees: 10 to 19, NAICS Code: 48819004, Other Support Activities-Air Transportation Reno County Alcoa Aerospace Ctr, 1501 Airport Rd, Hutchinson, KS 67501-1976, Reno County, Phone: 620-665-5281, Web Address: Alcoa.com, Number of Employees: 100 to 249, NAICS Code: 42351002, Metal Merchant Wholesale

Sedgwick County A Box 4 U, 4340 S. West St., Wichita, KS 67217, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-554-9000, Web Address: www.abox4u.net, Number of Employees: n/a, NAICS Code: n/a, Blast Resistant modules and portable storage units

Advanced Engineering Group, 3414 W 29th St S, Wichita, KS 67217-1056, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-943- 6100, Web Address: , Number of Employees: 20 to 49, NAICS Code: 33641302, Other Aircraft Parts & Equip

Advanced Industries Inc, 4550 Southeast Blvd, Wichita, KS 67210-1623, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-522-0424, Web Address: Advancedindustries.com, Number of Employees: 100 to 249, NAICS Code: 33641301, Other Aircraft Parts & Equip

AEI, LLC, 1234 Wellington Pl., Wichita, KS 67203, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-262-1494, Web Address: aeillc.com, Number of Employees: 200, NAICS Code: 336413, Other Aircraft Parts and Auxiliary Equipment

Aero Comm Machining, 925 E. Murdock St., Wichita, KS 67214, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-263-8941, Web Address: , Number of Employees: 20, NAICS Code: 336413, Other Aircraft Parts and Auxiliary Equipment

Aero Metal Forms Inc, 2649 Esthner CT, Wichita, KS 67213-1897, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-942-0909, Web Address: , Number of Employees: 20 to 49, NAICS Code: 33641301, Other Aircraft Parts & Equip

Aero Space Corp, 1050 N Mosley St, Wichita, KS 67214-3097, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-264-2875, Web Address: Aerospace-Controls.com, Number of Employees: 20 to 49, NAICS Code: 33641301, Other Aircraft Parts & Equip

Aeroflex, 10200 W York St, Wichita, KS 67215, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-522-4981, Web Address: aeroflex.com, Number of Employees: 250 to 499, NAICS Code: ,

Aero-Mach Labs Inc, 7707 E Funston St, Wichita, KS 67207-3121, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-682-7707, Web

132 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 Address: Aeromach.com, Number of Employees: 100 to 249, NAICS Code: 33641302, Other Aircraft Parts & Equip

Aerosonic Corp, 2605 S Custer Ave, Wichita, KS 67217-1323, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-942-8465, Web Address: Aerosonic.com, Number of Employees: 10 to 19, NAICS Code: 33641301, Other Aircraft Parts & Equip

Aerospace Systems & Components, 5201 E 36th St N, Wichita, KS 67220-3206, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316- 686-7392, Web Address: Gplains.com, Number of Employees: 50 to 99, NAICS Code: 33641301, Other Aircraft Parts & Equip

Aero-Tech Engineering, Inc., 2326 Southeast Blvd., Wichita, KS 67211, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-942-8604, Web Address: aerotecheng.org, Number of Employees: 25, NAICS Code: 336413, Other Aircraft Parts and Auxiliary Equipment

Air Capitol Plating Inc, 1702 S Knight St, Wichita, KS 67213-1399, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-943-0731, Web Address: Aircap.com, Number of Employees: 50 to 99, NAICS Code: 33281317, Electroplating, Anodizing, & Coloring Metal

Air Technics Inc, 3851 N Webb Rd, Wichita, KS 67226, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-315-1200, Web Address: airtechnics.com, Number of Employees: 100 to 249, NAICS Code: ,

Aircraft Instrument & Radio CO, 1851 S Eisenhower CT, Wichita, KS 67209-2891, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-945-0445, Web Address: Airco-Ict.com, Number of Employees: 20 to 49, NAICS Code: 44122904, All Other Motor Vehicle Dealers

Airight Inc, 1445 S Sierra Dr, Wichita, KS 67209-2997, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-943-5752, Web Address: , Number of Employees: 20 to 49, NAICS Code: 33361105, Turbine & Turbine Generator Set Units Mfg

Albertson & Hein Inc, 3617 Walker St, Wichita, KS 67213-1690, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-943-7441, Web Address: , Number of Employees: 10 to 19, NAICS Code: 33271002, Machine Shops

Apex Engineering Intl Llc, 1234 Wellington Pl, Wichita, KS 67203-3821, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-262-1494, Web Address: Aeillc.com, Number of Employees: 100 to 249, NAICS Code: 33641301, Other Aircraft Parts & Equip

ATCO Sign Co., 116 S. Lulu St., Wichita, KS 67211, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-264-5520, Web Address: , Number of Employees: 10, NAICS Code: 336413, Other Aircraft Parts and Auxiliary Equipment

B & B Airparts, Inc., 1831 S. Hoover Ct., Wichita, KS 67209, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-946-0300, Web Address: bbairparts.com, Number of Employees: 35, NAICS Code: 336413, Other Aircraft Parts and Auxiliary Equipment

B & S Aircraft Parts & Acces (Ametek Aircraft Parts & Accessories, Inc.), 1414 S Mosley St, Wichita, KS 67211-3387, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-264-2397, Web Address: Bsaircraft.com, Number of Employees: 20 to 49, NAICS Code: 44122904, All Other Motor Vehicle Dealers

Benecor, 8250 E Marion Rd # 100, Wichita, KS 67210-1967, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-682-6144, Web Address: , Number of Employees: 20 to 49, NAICS Code: 32229907, All Other Converted Paper Prod Mfg

Boeing IDS Wichita, 4615 S Oliver, Wichita, KS 67210, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-977-2121, Web Address: , Number of Employees: 1,000 to 4,999, NAICS Code: 33641103, Aircraft Mfg

Bombardier Aerospace, 1 Learjet Way, Wichita, KS 67277, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-946-2000, Web Address: , Number of Employees: 1,000 to 4,999, NAICS Code: 33451103, Search, Detection, & Navigation Instruments

Bradley Machine Inc, 130 N Millwood St, Wichita, KS 67203-5850, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-262-3221, Web Address: Bradleymachine.net, Number of Employees: 10 to 19, NAICS Code: 33641301, Other Aircraft Parts & Equip

Brittain Machine, 2520 S Sheridan Ave, Wichita, KS 67217-1340, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-942-8223, Web Address: Compassaerospace.com, Number of Employees: 50 to 99, NAICS Code: 33641301, Other Aircraft Parts & Equip

Brytam Mfg., Inc., 229 S. Water St., Derby, KS 67037, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-788-3300, Web Address: www.brytammfg.com, Number of Employees: 11, NAICS Code: 336413, Other Aircraft Parts and Auxiliary Equipment

Burnham Composites Inc, 4203 W Harry St, Wichita, KS 67209-2729, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-946-5900, Web Address: Burnhamcomposites.com, Number of Employees: 20 to 49, NAICS Code: 33641301, Other Aircraft Parts & Equip

C E Machine CO, 1741 S Hoover Rd, Wichita, KS 67209-2813, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-942-0411, Web Address: , Number of Employees: 20 to 49, NAICS Code: 33271002, Machine Shops

Capps Manufacturing Inc, 2121 S Edwards St, Wichita, KS 67213-1868, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-942-9351, Web Address: Cappsmanufacturing.com, Number of Employees: 50 to 99, NAICS Code: 33399920, Misc General Purpose Machinery Mfg

Ceco Corp, 4125 W Pawnee St, Wichita, KS 67209-2823, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-942-7431, Web Address: Cecoinc.net, Number of Employees: 10 to 19, NAICS Code: 44122904, All Other Motor Vehicle Dealers

133 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009

Center Industries Corp, 2505 S Custer Ave, Wichita, KS 67217-1321, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-942-8255, Web Address: Centerindustries.com, Number of Employees: 250 to 499, NAICS Code: 33641301, Other Aircraft Parts & Equip

Century Instrument Corp., 4440 Southeast Blvd., Wichita, KS 67210, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-683-7571, Web Address: www.centuryinst.com, Number of Employees: 10, NAICS Code: 334511, Search, Detection, Nav., Guid., Aeronaut., and Naut. Sys. and Instr.

Cessna Aircraft CO, 1 Cessna Blvd, Wichita, KS 67215-1424, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-946-6000, Web Address: Cessna.com, Number of Employees: Over 10,000, NAICS Code: 33641301, Other Aircraft Parts & Equip

Champion Industries, Inc., 1107 S. West St., Wichita, KS 67213, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-942-3060, Web Address: champion-ind.com, Number of Employees: 25, NAICS Code: 336413, Other Aircraft Parts and Auxiliary Equipment

Cheyenne Mfg., Inc., 3713 W. 30th St. S., Wichita, KS 67217, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-942-7665, Web Address: n/a, Number of Employees: 20, NAICS Code: ,

Clearwater Engineering, Inc., 10460 S. 119th W., Clearwater, KS 67026, Sedgwick County, Phone: 620-584-5020, Web Address: www.clearwaterengineering.com, Number of Employees: 10, NAICS Code: 336410, Aerospace Product and Parts

Commercial Aircraft Prods Inc, 2311 S Edwards St, Wichita, KS 67213-1871, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-942- 7987, Web Address: Comairprodllc.com, Number of Employees: 20 to 49, NAICS Code: 33641302, Other Aircraft Parts & Equip

Cox Machine CO, 5338 W 21st St N # 100, Wichita, KS 67205-1716, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-943-1342, Web Address: Coxmachine.com, Number of Employees: 100 to 249, NAICS Code: 33641302, Other Aircraft Parts & Equip

Creative Interiors, Inc., 11701 W. Kellogg St., Wichita, KS 67209, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-729-0088, Web Address: , Number of Employees: 45, NAICS Code: 336413, Other Aircraft Parts and Auxiliary Equipment

Diamond J, 2020 W Harry St, Wichita, KS 67213-3256, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-264-0600, Web Address: Diamondjinc.com, Number of Employees: 20 to 49, NAICS Code: 33641301, Other Aircraft Parts & Equip

Eck & Eck Machine Co., Inc., 4606 W. Harry St., Wichita, KS 67209, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-942-5924, Web Address: eckeck.com, Number of Employees: 32, NAICS Code: 336413, Other Aircraft Parts and Auxiliary Equipment

Electromech Technologies, 2600 S Custer Ave, Wichita, KS 67217-1324, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-941-0400, Web Address: Electromech.com, Number of Employees: 100 to 249, NAICS Code: 33531212, Motor & Generator Mfg

Exacta Aerospace Inc, 4200 W Harry, Wichita, KS 67209, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-941-4200, Web Address: exactaaerospace.com, Number of Employees: 100 to 249, NAICS Code: ,

Excel Manufacturing Inc, 3258 S Hoover Rd, Wichita, KS 67215-1217, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-942-0432, Web Address: Excelmfginc.com, Number of Employees: 50 to 99, NAICS Code: 33271002, Machine Shops

Fastenair Corp, 10800 E Central Ave, Wichita, KS 67206-2597, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-684-2875, Web Address: n/a, Number of Employees: 10 to 19, NAICS Code: 33641301, Other Aircraft Parts & Equip

Flight Safety Intl, 2 Learjet Way, Wichita, KS 67209-2924, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-943-3394, Web Address: Flightsafety.com, Number of Employees: 20 to 49, NAICS Code: 61151201, Flight Training

Fmi, 5615 N Broadway St, Wichita, KS 67219-2005, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-838-3970, Web Address: , Number of Employees: 50 to 99, NAICS Code: 33641301, Other Aircraft Parts & Equip

Global Engineering and Technology Inc, 1720 S 151st St W, Goddard, KS 67052, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-729-9232, Web Address: gogeti.com, Number of Employees: 100 to 249, NAICS Code: ,

Globe Engineering CO, 1539 S Saint Paul St, Wichita, KS 67213-1797, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-943-1266, Web Address: Globeeng.com, Number of Employees: 100 to 249, NAICS Code: 33641301, Other Aircraft Parts & Equip

Goodrich Corp, 7016 Pueblo Dr # B, Wichita, KS 67209-2937, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-943-3322, Web Address: Goodrich.com, Number of Employees: 10 to 19, NAICS Code: 33451103, Search, Detection, & Navigation Instruments

H & R Parts CO Inc, 3066 S Hoover Rd, Wichita, KS 67215-1295, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-942-6984, Web Address: , Number of Employees: 20 to 49, NAICS Code: 33232204, Sheet Metal Work Mfg

H S P, Inc., 2650 S. Custer St., Wichita, KS 67217, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-943-1253, Web Address: , Number of Employees: 20, NAICS Code: 332710, Machine Shops

Harlow Aircraft Mfg Inc, 1501 S Mclean Blvd, Wichita, KS 67213-4303, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-265-5268,

134 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 Web Address: Harlowair.com, Number of Employees: 100 to 249, NAICS Code: 33641301, Other Aircraft Parts & Equip

Hawker Beechcraft, 9709 E Central Ave, Wichita, KS 67206-2599, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-676-7111, Web Address: hawkerbeechcraft.com, Number of Employees: 5.000 to 10,000, NAICS Code: 44122905, All Other Motor Vehicle Dealers

Hiller Inc, 630 N Washington St, Wichita, KS 67214-3894, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-264-8022, Web Address: Hillerinc.com, Number of Employees: 50 to 99, NAICS Code: 33641301, Other Aircraft Parts & Equip

JMT Industries, 1937 S. Mead, Wichita, KS 67211, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-267-1221, Number of Employees: 4, NAICS Code: 336413, Other Aircraft Parts and Auxiliary Equipment

Kansas Coil Spring CO, 4310 Southeast Blvd, Wichita, KS 67210-1619, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-652-7113, Web Address: Kscoilspring.com, Number of Employees: 10 to 19, NAICS Code: 33261201, Spring, Light Gauge, Mfg

Kelley Instruments Inc, 4131 May St, Wichita, KS 67209-2838, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-945-7171, Web Address: Kelleyinstruments.com, Number of Employees: 10 to 19, NAICS Code: 42386001, Other Transportation Goods Merchant Whols

Kelly Aerospace Turbine Rotables, Inc., 3414 W. 29th St. S., Wichita, KS 67217, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-943-6100, Web Address: kellyaerospace.com, Number of Employees: 41, NAICS Code: ,

Kelly Manufacturing CO, 555 S Topeka St, Wichita, KS 67202-4418, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-265-6868, Web Address: Kellymfg.com, Number of Employees: 50 to 99, NAICS Code: 33451111, Search, Detection, & Navigation Instruments

Kmg Tool & Machine, 4206 May St, Wichita, KS 67209-2839, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-943-8989, Web Address: , Number of Employees: 10 to 19, NAICS Code: 33271002, Machine Shops

L & T Machining, Inc., 1827 S. Leonine St., Wichita, KS 67213, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-946-9744, Web Address: ltmachining.com, Number of Employees: 30, NAICS Code: ,

Leading Technology Composites, 2626 May St, Wichita, KS 67213-1854, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-944- 0011, Web Address: , Number of Employees: 20 to 49, NAICS Code: 33641903, Other Guided Missile & Space Vehicle Parts

Learjet Inc, 1 Learjet Way, Wichita, KS 67209-2924, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-946-2000, Web Address: , Number of Employees: 1,000 to 4,999, NAICS Code: 33641103, Aircraft Mfg

Lee Aerospace Inc, 9323 E 34th St N, Wichita, KS 67226-2621, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-636-9200, Web Address: Triumphgrp.com, Number of Employees: 50 to 99, NAICS Code: 44122904, All Other Motor Vehicle Dealers

Lee Air Inc, 4603 S Seneca St, Wichita, KS 67217-4598, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-524-4622, Web Address: Leeair.com, Number of Employees: 20 to 49, NAICS Code: 33641301, Other Aircraft Parts & Equip

Leonard's Metal Inc, 2621 Esthner CT, Wichita, KS 67213-1849, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-945-9555, Web Address: Lmiaerospace.com, Number of Employees: 50 to 99, NAICS Code: 33641301, Other Aircraft Parts & Equip

LOGIX Insulated Concrete Forms (ICF), 330 Cain Dr., Haysville, KS 67060, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316- 522-9285, Web Address: n/a, Number of Employees: 10, NAICS Code: 326140, Polystrene Foam Products

Lord Corp, 120 S Market St, Wichita, KS 67202-3822, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-263-3939, Web Address: , Number of Employees: 20 to 49, NAICS Code: 33641301, Other Aircraft Parts & Equip

M & M Aerospace Hardware Inc, 8720 E 34th St N, Wichita, KS 67226-2636, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316- 630-4900, Web Address: Mmaero.com, Number of Employees: 20 to 49, NAICS Code: 33451103, Search, Detection, & Navigation Instruments

M P M, Inc., 2100 S. West St., Wichita, KS 67213, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-945-1227, Web Address: mpm1.com, Number of Employees: 65, NAICS Code: ,

Machining Specialists, Inc., 2727 W. Pawnee St., Wichita, KS 67213, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-941-3862, Web Address: machiningspecialists.com, Number of Employees: 65, NAICS Code: 332912, Fluid Power Valves and Hose Fittings

Manufacturing Development Inc, 37515 W Harry St, Cheney, KS 67025, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-542- 3166, Web Address: Mdicheney.com, Number of Employees: 20 to 49, NAICS Code: 33641301, Other Aircraft Parts & Equip

Maxima Precision, Inc., 3616 N. Topeka St., Wichita, KS 67219, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-832-2211, Web Address: , Number of Employees: 25, NAICS Code: 336413, Other Aircraft Parts and Auxiliary Equipment

McCauley Propeller Systems, 7751 E. Pawnee St., Wichita, KS 67207, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-831-4021, Web Address: mccauley.textron.com, Number of Employees: 90, NAICS Code: 336612, Boat Building

135 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009

McGinty Machine CO, 222 N Hydraulic St, Wichita, KS 67214-4218, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-269-3344, Web Address: Mcgintymachine.com, Number of Employees: 20 to 49, NAICS Code: 33641301, Other Aircraft Parts & Equip

Metal Finishing Co., 1423 S McLean, Wichita, KS 67213, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-267-7289, Web Address: metalfinishingco.com, Number of Employees: 250 to 499, NAICS Code: ,

Metalform Industries Inc, 1721 S Eisenhower St, Wichita, KS 67209-2809, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-945-6700, Web Address: , Number of Employees: 10 to 19, NAICS Code: 44122904, All Other Motor Vehicle Dealers

Mid-Central Mfg Inc, 1935 Walker St, Wichita, KS 67213-3365, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-265-0603, Web Address: , Number of Employees: 20 to 49, NAICS Code: 33641302, Other Aircraft Parts & Equip

Mid-Continent Instrument CO, 9400 E 34th St N, Wichita, KS 67226-2615, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-630- 0101, Web Address: Mcico.com, Number of Employees: 100 to 249, NAICS Code: 33641302, Other Aircraft Parts & Equip

Milling Precision Tool Inc, 4225 W 31st St S, Wichita, KS 67215-1003, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-265-0973, Web Address: , Number of Employees: 20 to 49, NAICS Code: 33641301, Other Aircraft Parts & Equip

Nance Manufacturing Inc, 2005 S West St, Wichita, KS 67213-1109, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-942-8671, Web Address: Nancemfg.com, Number of Employees: 20 to 49, NAICS Code: 33271002, Machine Shops

Nex-Tech Aerospace, 4201 S 119th St West, Wichita, KS 67215, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-522-5426, Web Address: nex-techaerospace.com, Number of Employees: 250 to 499, NAICS Code: ,

Nordam Group - Wichita, 9175 E 35th St N, Wichita, KS 67226, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-554-3000, Web Address: nordam.com, Number of Employees: 100 to 249, NAICS Code: ,

North American Aviation, 7330 N Broadway St, Wichita, KS 67219-1124, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-744-6450, Web Address: Naavinc.com, Number of Employees: 20 to 49, NAICS Code: 33351413, Special Tool, Die, Jig, & Fixture Mfg

O2 Corp, 235 N Washington St, Wichita, KS 67202-2817, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-269-5463, Web Address: , Number of Employees: 20 to 49, NAICS Code: 33641301, Other Aircraft Parts & Equip

Ott Brothers Machine CO, 331 E 37th St S, Wichita, KS 67216-1602, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-522-8145, Web Address: , Number of Employees: 10 to 19, NAICS Code: 33641301, Other Aircraft Parts & Equip

PCI Newco Inc, 1745 S Maize Rd, Wichita, KS 67209-1923, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-721-3606, Web Address: Decraneaircraft.com, Number of Employees: 100 to 249, NAICS Code: 33641301, Other Aircraft Parts & Equip

Perfekta Inc, 480 E 21st St N, Wichita, KS 67214-1234, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-263-2056, Web Address: Perfekta- Inc.com, Number of Employees: 100 to 249, NAICS Code: 33271002, Machine Shops

PFSP Partnership, 3601 S. Seneca, Wichita, KS 67217, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-259-2035, Web Address: n/a, Number of Employees: n/a, NAICS Code: n/a, PAN fibers,

Plastic Fab, 1650 S Mccomas St, Wichita, KS 67213-1239, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-942-1241, Web Address: Pfabks.com, Number of Employees: 100 to 249, NAICS Code: 33641302, Other Aircraft Parts & Equip

Precision Metalcraft Inc, 2853 S Hillside St, Wichita, KS 67216-2598, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-682-4551, Web Address: , Number of Employees: 50 to 99, NAICS Code: 33641301, Other Aircraft Parts & Equip

Precision Pattern Inc, 1643 S Maize Rd, Wichita, KS 67209-3998, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-721-3100, Web Address: Decraneaircraft.com, Number of Employees: 250 to 499, NAICS Code: 33641301, Other Aircraft Parts & Equip

Primus International, Mfg. Div., 3505 W. 29th St. S., Wichita, KS 67217, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-945- 2998, Web Address: www.primusint.com, Number of Employees: 18, NAICS Code: 336413, Other Aircraft Parts and Auxiliary Equipment

Product Manufacturing Corp, 4330 May St, Wichita, KS 67209-2841, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-942-7931, Web Address: , Number of Employees: 100 to 249, NAICS Code: 33641301, Other Aircraft Parts & Equip

Professional Machine & Tool, 510 E 5th St, Valley Center, KS 67147-2605, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-755- 2545, Web Address: , Number of Employees: 20 to 49, NAICS Code: 33641302, Other Aircraft Parts & Equip

R & R Precision Machine, 2615 Esthner CT, Wichita, KS 67213-1849, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-942-6699, Web Address: , Number of Employees: 20 to 49, NAICS Code: 33641302, Other Aircraft Parts & Equip

Rickman Machine CO, 922 N Santa Fe St, Wichita, KS 67214-3826, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-263-0841, Web Address: , Number of Employees: 20 to 49, NAICS Code: 33399920, Misc General Purpose Machinery Mfg

136 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 Safarik Tool Co., Inc., 400 W. Clay St., Valley Center, KS 67147, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-755-4800, Web Address: , Number of Employees: 14, NAICS Code: 332710, Machine Shops

Senior Aerospace Composites, 2700 S Custer Ave, Wichita, KS 67217-1356, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-942- 3208, Web Address: Seniorcomposites.com, Number of Employees: 250 to 499, NAICS Code: 33641301, Other Aircraft Parts & Equip

Shackelford Machine Shop, 116 S Tracy St, Clearwater, KS 67026-7826, Sedgwick County, Phone: 620-584-6418, Web Address: , Number of Employees: 10 to 19, NAICS Code: 33641301, Other Aircraft Parts & Equip

Smith & Smith Aircraft Intl, 3738 W 29th St S, Wichita, KS 67217-1006, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-945-0204, Web Address: , Number of Employees: 10 to 19, NAICS Code: 33641301, Other Aircraft Parts & Equip

Southwest Manufacturing Inc, 3810 Midco St, Wichita, KS 67215-8941, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-522-1100, Web Address: Southwest-Mfg.com, Number of Employees: 20 to 49, NAICS Code: 33641301, Other Aircraft Parts & Equip

Spirit Aero Systems, 3801 S Oliver St, Wichita, KS 67210-2112, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-526-9000, Web Address: , Number of Employees: over 10,000, NAICS Code: 33641103, Aircraft Mfg

Stearman Aircraft Products, 510 E 5th St, Valley Center, KS 67147-2605, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-755-1271, Web Address: , Number of Employees: 10 to 19, NAICS Code: 33641301, Other Aircraft Parts & Equip

Tect Aerospace, 2019 Southwest Blvd, Wichita, KS 67213-1439, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-942-0181, Web Address: , Number of Employees: 100 to 249, NAICS Code: 33641301, Other Aircraft Parts & Equip

Teledyne Controls, 121 N Mead St, Wichita, KS 67202-2742, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-636-2000, Web Address: Teledynecontrols.com, Number of Employees: 10 to 19, NAICS Code: 33641302, Other Aircraft Parts & Equip

Tmx Aerospace, 2652 Eastmoor St, Wichita, KS 67210-1962, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-682-2747, Web Address: , Number of Employees: 20 to 49, NAICS Code: 42351023, Metal Merchant Whols

Trio Machine, Inc., 2034 Northern St., Wichita, KS 67216, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-522-6651, Web Address: , Number of Employees: 20, NAICS Code: ,

Triumph Aerospace Systems - Wichita, 9323 E 34th St N, Wichita, KS 67226, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316- 636-9200, Web Address: , Number of Employees: 100 to 249, NAICS Code: ,

Triumph Structures - Wichita, 3258 S Hoover, Wichita, KS 67215, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-942-0432, Web Address: triumphstructures.com, Number of Employees: 100 to 249, NAICS Code: ,

Tru Precision, Inc., 1957 N. Santa Fe St., Wichita, KS 67214, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-262-2400, Web Address: , Number of Employees: 13, NAICS Code: ,

Tru-Circle Aerospace, 2424 S Sheridan St, Wichita, KS 67217-1358, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-944-4604, Web Address: , Number of Employees: 20 to 49, NAICS Code: 33451103, Search, Detection, & Navigation Instruments

Turbine Rotables, 3414 W 29th St S, Wichita, KS 67217-1056, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-943-6100, Web Address: Kellyaerospace.com, Number of Employees: 100 to 249, NAICS Code: 33641302, Other Aircraft Parts & Equip

United Instruments, Inc., 3625 Comotara Ave., Wichita, KS 67226, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-636-9203, Web Address: unitedinstrumentsinc.com, Number of Employees: 20, NAICS Code: 334511, Search, Detection, Nav, Guid, Aero, and Nautical Sys and Instr

United Machine CO Inc, 602 N Hydraulic St, Wichita, KS 67214-4226, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-264-6993, Web Address: United-Machine.com, Number of Employees: 10 to 19, NAICS Code: 33271002, Machine Shops

Vermillion Inc, 4754 Palisade St, Wichita, KS 67217-4926, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-524-3100, Web Address: Vermillioninc.com, Number of Employees: 100 to 249, NAICS Code: 33261804, Other Fabricated Wire Prod Mfg

Weaver Manufacturing Inc, 1005 E 17th St N, Wichita, KS 67214-1421, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-263-3488, Web Address: Weavermfg.com, Number of Employees: 100 to 249, NAICS Code: 33271002, Machine Shops

Wescon Products, 2533 S West St, Wichita, KS 67217, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-942-7266, Web Address: wesconproducts.com, Number of Employees: 250 to 499, NAICS Code: ,

Winding Specialists CO Inc, 1225 Wellington Pl, Wichita, KS 67203-3898, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-265- 9358, Web Address: , Number of Employees: 10 to 19, NAICS Code: 33641301, Other Aircraft Parts & Equip

Z T M, Inc., 4011 E. 31st St. S., Wichita, KS 67210, Sedgwick County, Phone: 316-683-0266, Web Address: ztm.com,

137 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 Number of Employees: 75, NAICS Code: 336413, Other Aircraft Parts and Auxiliary Equipment

Sumner County Bae Systems, 1515 N Highway 81, Wellington, KS 67152, Sumner County, Phone: 620-359-5000, Web Address: Baesystems.com, Number of Employees: 250 to 499, NAICS Code: 54133006, Engineering Svcs

Clark Manufacturing Inc, 1936 N A St, Wellington, KS 67152-4510, Sumner County, Phone: 620-326-7491, Web Address: Clarkmanufacturing.com, Number of Employees: 20 to 49, NAICS Code: 33232204, Sheet Metal Work Mfg

Diversified Services Inc, 27 Clark Ave, Wellington, KS 67152-9797, Sumner County, Phone: 620-326-7655, Web Address: , Number of Employees: 20 to 49, NAICS Code: 33281312, Electroplating, Anodizing, & Coloring Metal

GKN Aerospace-Precision Machining, Inc., 429 N. West Rd., Wellington, KS 67152, Sumner County, Phone: 620-326-5952, Web Address: , Number of Employees: 190, NAICS Code: 332710, Machine Shops

Horton, Inc., 421 N. West Rd., Wellington, KS 67152, Sumner County, Phone: 620-326-2241, Web Address: www.hortonstackdoor.com, Number of Employees: 11, NAICS Code: 336413, Other Aircraft Parts and Auxiliary Equipment

Metal Forming CO, 305 S Farmer St, Belle Plaine, KS 67013-8525, Sumner County, Phone: 620-488-3930, Web Address: , Number of Employees: 10 to 19, NAICS Code: 33641103, Aircraft Mfg

Oxwell Inc, 600 E 16th St, Wellington, KS 67152-2803, Sumner County, Phone: 620-326-7481, Web Address: Oxwell.com, Number of Employees: 50 to 99, NAICS Code: 33641301, Other Aircraft Parts & Equip

Jim Palmer Co., 1567 East 60th Ave. North, Belle Plaine, KS 67013, Sumner County, Phone: 620-488-3875, Web Address: www.jimpalmerco.com, Number of Employees: n/a, NAICS: n/a, CNC Programming, fabrication of tooling

Raco Machine Inc, 200 Industrial Dr, Mulvane, KS 67110-9203, Sumner County, Phone: 316-777-4661, Web Address: Racomachine.com, Number of Employees: 10 to 19, NAICS Code: 33271002, Machine Shops

Stol-Craft Inc, 421 N West Rd, Wellington, KS 67152-8047, Sumner County, Phone: 620-326-2241, Web Address: Hortonstolcraft.com, Number of Employees: 10 to 19, NAICS Code: 33641103, Aircraft Mfg

Tect Aerospace, 1515 Highway 81 N # A, Wellington, KS 67152, Sumner County, Phone: 620-359-5000, Web Address: , Number of Employees: 250 to 499, NAICS Code: 33641201, Aircraft Engine & Engine Parts Mfg

Triumph Accessory Svc, 411 N West Rd, Wellington, KS 67152-8047, Sumner County, Phone: 620-326-5761, Web Address: Triumphgroup.com, Number of Employees: 50 to 99, NAICS Code: 44122904, All Other Motor Vehicle Dealers

Wolfe Machine Inc, 101 Industrial Dr, Mulvane, KS 67110-9237, Sumner County, Phone: 316-777-0146, Web Address: Wolfemachine.com, Number of Employees: 20 to 49, NAICS Code: 33271002, Machine Shops

Appendix K. Kansas Community Incubators The Accelerator Topeka, Kansas The Accelerator nurtures the development of entrepreneurial companies, provides on-site assistance before the businesses "go out on their own." The Accelerator provide its client companies with space at below-market rates, business support services and resources tailored to young firms or established firms needing special assistance. Typical goals of incubation programs are creating jobs in a community, retaining businesses in a community and diversifying local economies. Contact: Clark Trammell 120 SE 6th Street Topeka, KS 66603 Phone: (785) 231-6000 E-mail: [email protected] Web Site: http://www.topekachamber.org/doing_business_topeka/small_business_one_stop/professional_incubator_programs/bus iness_incubator.php

Alliance for Technology Commercialization Pittsburg, Kansas The Alliance for Technology Commercialization was established to help develop, transfer, and commercialize new technologies. ATC targets researchers, entrepreneurs, inventors, and existing businesses that have developed or are developing new technologies in southeast Kansas. Contact:

138 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 Eric Ferrell Pittsburg State University 1501 S. Joplin Pittsburg, KS 66762 Phone: (620) 235-4927 Fax: (620) 235-4030 E-mail: [email protected] Web Site: www.atckansas.com

Biotechnology Development Center of Greater Kansas City Kansas City, Kansas The Biotechnology Development Center of Greater Kansas City (BDC) is a community-based wet lab incubator that provides high-growth potential companies with the resources they need for the development and commercialization of biotechnology products and services. Located at 3800 Cambridge St. in Kansas City, Kansas, the Biotechnology Development Center features 6,000 square feet of combined office and wet lab space, as well as telecommunications support, shared office services and shared lab services. Contact: Richard Huston, Executive Director Technology Transfer and Intellectual Property University of Kansas Medical Center Research Institute 3800 Cambridge St. Kansas City, Kansas 66103 Phone: (913) 588-1495 E-mail: [email protected] Web Site: http://www.kcbdc.com/

Enterprise Center of Johnson County Lenexa, Kansas The Enterprise Center of Johnson County is a business incubator – an entity that provides high-growth potential companies with office space, consulting and advisory services and financing resources to help them grow and succeed. The Enterprise Center is located in metropolitan Kansas City in Lenexa, Kansas, and is an integral part of entrepreneurial economic development in Johnson County. Contact: Joel Wiggins, President, CEO 8527 Bluejacket Lenexa, KS 66214 Phone: (913) 438-2282 Fax: (913) 888-6928 E-mail: [email protected] Web Site: www.ecjc.com ITKC, a program of the Enterprise Center of Johnson County, was created to help build a strong Information Technology community. By advancing a connected IT community in the region, it encourages regional economic growth and encourages the adoption of new innovations. Its mission is to energize, unite and nurture the information technology community in the Kansas City region. Its programs are planned and executed as part of the vision of the Enterprise Center of Johnson County and other civic organizations.

Lawrence Regional Technology Center Lawrence, Kansas The Lawrence Regional Technology Center (LRTC) is a not-for-profit small business incubator that offers valuable resources and services to support the formation and growth of high-technology start-up companies in Lawrence and the surrounding communities. Their mission is to provide business development assistance to early-stage businesses that have spun off from the University of Kansas, as well as to local entrepreneurs who would like to create their own high-technology firms. LRTC works with all types of technology-based companies, with a particular focus on life sciences, information technology, communications and software. Contact: Matthew P. McClorey 1617 St. Andrews Drive, Suite 210 Lawrence, KS 66047 Phone: (785) 832-2110 Fax: (785) 832-8234 Web Site: www.lrtc.biz

139 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 Mid-America Manufacturing Technology Center The Mid-America Manufacturing Technology Center helps small and medium-sized manufacturers improve their competitiveness by assisting them in modernizing their operations and adopting appropriate technologies, as well as management, marketing and business practices. MAMTC offers three types of services: • one-on-one client consultations, assessments and information searches. • programs for groups of manufacturers, such as seminars/workshops, roundtable discussion groups and cooperative networks. • equipment and software for demonstration, testing, and developing product prototypes. All services are provided in eight core areas: quality, manufacturing processes, business systems, marketing, information systems, human resources, product development and testing, and company assessment. MAMTC, which receives partial funding from the federal government, has locations across Kansas. Each regional office employs several field engineers who can help firms adopt new techniques and machinery to modernize plants, establish company networks to share information and develop beneficial relationships, and connect companies to training programs and business and financial consultation. Contact: Sandy Johnson 10561 Barkley, Ste. 602 Overland Park, KS 66212 Phone: (800) 653-4333 Fax: (913) 649-4498 Web Site: http://www.mamtc.com

National Institute for Strategic Technology Acquisition & Commercialization Manhattan, Kansas NISTAC's mission is to create and sustain a formal network that will support technology advancement, technology transfer, education and scientific research. The objective is to help strengthen regional economies by facilitating the commercialization of new technologies through the promotion of related research and education. Contact: Kent Glasscock 2005 Research Park Circle Manhattan, KS 66502 Phone: (785) 532-3900 Fax: (785) 532-3909 E-mail: [email protected] Web Site: www.ksu.edu/tech.transfer/macc/macc

NetWork Kansas Established by the Kansas Center for Entrepreneurship, Network Kansas is devoted to the growth of entrepreneurship and small businesses throughout the state of Kansas. The mission of Network Kansas is to promote an entrepreneurial environment by establishing a central portal that connects entrepreneurs and small business owners with the right resources – expertise, education and economic resources – when they are needed most. Network Kansas partners with well-respected business development organizations and educational institutions that work with entrepreneurs and small business owners who have the vision and potential to succeed. The result is a seamless system that helps to accelerate economic and community development in Kansas. Contact: NetWork Kansas c/o Kansas Center for Entrepreneurship 1845 Fairmount, Box 202 Wichita, Kansas 67260-0202 Phone: (877) 5221-8600 Web Site: www.networkkansas.com

Quest Business Center for Entrepreneurs Hutchinson, Kansas The Quest Center is a partnership among KTEC, the city of Hutchinson, and the Reno County Economic Development Council. Contact: Dan Ledeboer One East Ninth Hutchinson, KS 67501

140 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 Phone: (620) 665-8468 Fax: (620) 665-7619 E-mail: [email protected] Web Site: www.hutchquest.com

University of Kansas Medical Center Research Institute Kansas City, Kansas The Kansas University Medical Center Research Institute is a partnership between KTEC and The University of Kansas. Contact: Richard Huston KUMC - Research Institute 3901 Rainbow Blvd. Kansas City, KS 66160-7702 Phone: (913) 588-1495 Fax: (913) 588-8214 E-mail: [email protected] Web Site: www2.kumc.edu/researchinstitute

University of Kansas Office of Technology Transfer & Intellectual Property Lawrence, Kansas The KU Office of Technology Transfer & Intellectual Property aims to transfer new discoveries and innovations resulting from scientific research conducted at KU to the commercial sector. The most common way KU transfers technology is through patenting and licensing new innovations. The major steps in this process include: 1. The disclosure of innovations; 2. Patenting the innovation concurrent with publication of scientific research; and 3. Licensing the rights to innovations to industry for commercial development. Contact: Jim Baxendale KU Center for Research 2385 Irving Hill Road Lawrence, KS 66045 Phone: (785) 864-7783 Fax: (785) 864-5272 E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.research.ku.edu/

Western Kansas Technology Corporation Great Bend, Kansas KTEC contracts with WKTC to provide services to entrepreneurs and small technology companies in western Kansas. WKTC also provides technical assistance on behalf of the Mid-America Manufacturing Technology Center. Contact: Richard Sidles PO Box 1163 Great Bend, KS 67530 Phone: (620) 793-7964 Fax: (620) 792-4850 E-mail: [email protected]

141 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 4. Company has either (a) an existing relationship with WSU, or (b) the desire to create a relationship. High-impact linkages include faculty research collaborations and joint development agreements. Contact: Tim Pett Center for Entrepreneurship Wichita State University Wichita Kansas USA 67260-0007 316-978-3000 Email [email protected]

Wichita Technology Corporation Wichita, Kansas Wichita Technology Corporation, created in 1994 by the Kansas Technology Enterprise Corporation (KTEC) as a private commercialization corporation, provides valuable resources and services to entrepreneurs who are starting and growing technology businesses in Kansas. Its affiliate, Wichita Technology Ventures provides seed and early-stage equity capital to these emerging growth companies. Its mission is to select, support and accelerate the success of tomorrow's most innovative high- technology entrepreneurs and their companies. Contact: Patricia L. Brasted 7829 Rockhill Rd., Suite 307 Wichita, KS 67206 Phone: (316) 651-5900 Fax: 1-866-810-6671 E-mail: [email protected] Web Site: www.wichitatechnology.com

142 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 Appendix L. Network Kansas Resource Directory Advanced Manufacturing Institute Renee Stevenson Contact Information >> Jeff Tucker website >> Contact Information >> map >> website >> Promoting & fostering relationships between members of the map >> chamber, local & national corporations, & the general public The Advanced Manufacturing Institute provides an array of resources to advance technologies, people & companies through Atchison Workforce Center collaborative engineering & business partnerships. Rodney L. Meyer Contact Information >> website >> map >> Listen to the demands of business and industry, particularly needs relevant to workforce development, then initiate measures to prepare and cultivate a qualified workforce utilizing resources available.

Alliance for Technology ATHENA PowerLink Commercialization, Incorporated Sherry Turner Eric Ferrell Contact Information >> Contact Information >> website >> website >> map >> map >> Mentoring program for established women owned businesses. Alliance for Technology Commercialization (ATC) assists inventors, entrepreneurs & existing businesses in developing a plan to commercialize their patentable invention, idea or design.

Anderson County Economic Development

Dennis Arnold Contact Information >> website >> map >> We are a countywide economic development organization. Augusta Progress, Inc.

Trent Schell Contact Information >> website >> Arkansas City Area Chamber of map >> Commerce API's mission is to encourage economic activity by attracting, retaining, assisting, and expanding business in the Augusta Janet Siebert community. Contact Information >> website >> map >> Avenue Area Inc. The Arkansas City Area Chamber of Commerce is a member- driven organization empowered by its membership to promote Tom Overby economic & community development in the city & the region. Contact Information >> website >> Asian American Chamber of Commerce map >> of Kansas City

143 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 Belleville Main Street Inc. business practices!

Melinda Pierson Center for Civic Leadership Contact Information >> website >> Cathie Klein map >> Contact Information >> The Belleville Main St. Program is a not for profit organization website >> dedicated to uniting our community, capitalizing on our unique map >> talents to revitalize and preserve our downtown area and to enhance the quality of life and provides leadership training and development, strategic overall economic health of our community for future generations. planning, and leadership consulting. Trainings are tailor-made to fit the needs of the organization. Burden Chamber of Commerce and Economic Development

Beej Taylor Contact Information >> Central Exchange website >> map >> Ellen D’Amato Burden Chamber is an organization of local businesses Contact Information >> supporting and assisting one another. website >> map >> Business & Technology Institute Encourages the personal and professional growth of women.

Laura Moore Contact Information >> website >> map >> Grant preparation and administration of all types of state funding for Kansas cities, counties and businesses.

Butler County Economic Development

Cheyenne County Development David Alfaro Corporation Contact Information >> website >> David Butler map >> Contact Information >> Butler County Economic Development exists to expand the tax website >> base and sustain growth in employment & commercial map >> development. Provide resources and information for business development. Butler Workforce Center City of Abilene

Lori Baly James Holland Contact Information >> Contact Information >> website >> website >> map >> map >> Assists in promoting local businesses and matching job seekers with available positions. Abilene is a growing community of approximately 7,000 people with CANBE: Community Association of direct access to Interstate 70 & a midwest hometown culture. Nonprofit Executives

Cory Unrein Contact Information >> website >> map >> The premier trade association in the K.C. region for nonprofit administrative employees. Our relevant workshops & online resources can help you fulfill your mission through sound

144 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 City of Chanute City of Maize

Bradley Eilts Shane Coelho Contact Information >> Contact Information >> website >> website >> map >> map >> The City of Chanute, a full-service municipal utility City, works with new & existing businesses for Assists in building strong ties to the communities & helping job & capital investment opportunities with a comprehensive set of assistance programs. small businesses grow in our community.

City of Dighton and Lane County Economic Development, Inc.

Charles Miller Contact Information >> City of Marion website >> map >> Jami Williams In general, we offer direct assistance, self-help guidance, and advisory-referral to information, Contact Information >> technical services, and financial assistance useful for business expansion or development website >> projects. map >> We provide assistance and incentives to new and existing City of Fort Scott businesses within the city limits of Marion, KS.

Dale Bunn City of Parsons Contact Information >> website >> Carolyn Kennett map >> Contact Information >> To enable quality employment retention, expansion and website >> recruitment by the coordination of the Fort Scott community map >> assets: people (culture / wisdom / effort), capital and The City of Parsons offers a complete package of economic property. development tools that are customized to fit the needs of new, expanding or relocating businesses.

City of Liberal

Colleen Towns Contact Information >> City Of Pretty Prarie website >> map >> Patti Brace Assists in all areas from small to large businesses & from start- Contact Information >> ups to expansions. website >> map >> The City of Pretty Prarie and the Public Library strive to encourage economic growth and provide City of Lyons a stable atmosphere for maintaining businesses.

Rick Rekoske City of Wichita Contact Information >> website >> map >> The City of Lyons is interested in helping the City of Lyons grow through the utilization of incentives and through the strategic targets established in the Community Comprehensive Plan.

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Allen Bell Brenda Hanson Contact Information >> Contact Information >> website >> website >> map >> map >> Full-service city with an economic development office & several other Educates community members, assists in job placement, departments that assist businesses with incentives & with governmental internships, career counseling issues.

Citywide Development Corporation of Cloud County Community College, Kansas City, KS Geary County Campus

William Gillmore Contact Information >> Contact Information >> website >> website >> map >> map >> Community college which offers business curriculum in varying Helps small businesses in Kansas City, KS, obtain financing, forms, times and means. including financing for business expansion and relocation

CLASS Ltd

Jan Bolin Contact Information >> website >> map >> Assisting people with disabilities to access opportunities for living, learning, and working in their communities. CloudCorp

Clay County Economic Development Kirk Lowell Contact Information >> George McCune website >> Contact Information >> map >> website >> CloudCorp provides economic development services through map >> the facilitation, coordination and communication of information, technical assistance, available Matches client needs to resources available throughout our resources, and joint efforts among local citizens, public entities, private organizations, current county & area. business owners and economic development prospects to help develop greater economic and social opportunities in Cloud County and throughout the North Central Kansas Region. CloudCorp promotes, fosters and encourages sound business startups, existing business expansion, new business location and community expansion first in Cloud County and then throughout the entire Cloud County Community College North Central Kansas Region.

Clyde Economic Development

Mari Detrixhe Contact Information >> website >> map >> Assists clients with business start-ups, transitions, and growth plans by linking them to resources and paving the way for them in Clyde.

146 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 Coffey County Economic Development Ken Ortbals Contact Information >> Jon Hotaling website >> Contact Information >> map >> website >> Community development & telecommunications professionals map >> dedicated to helping nonprofits. Provides general information & referrals to assist small business owners in business planning & financing.

Council on Philanthropy

Coffeyville Community College Kristy Bailey Contact Information >> Marlon Thornburg website >> Contact Information >> map >> website >> The Council helps nonprofit professionals & volunteers make a map >> difference in their organizations, careers & community. We are a a comprehensive community college offering workforce development opporunitities through business & industry training. County Economic Research Institute Inc. (CERI)

Doug Davidson Contact Information >> website >> map >> Maintains U.S. Census data to assist businesses in marketing & strategic planning to the region Colby Community College Cowley County Community College Barry Kaaz Contact Information >> Lisa Roberts website >> Contact Information >> map >> website >> The college provides training relating to business planning, map >> goal setting, marketing, accounting for general business. Assists existing & start-up small businesses located in Cowley County through assessment & development of effective Columbus Economic Development strategic business plans. Corp.

Jim Dahmen Contact Information >> website >> map >> A community based 501 c(6) non-profit organization dedicated to Cowley First- Cowley Economic expanding the economic base of the Columbus area. Development Partnership

Heidi Hill Contact Information >> website >> map >> Work with County's existing & new business to find or provide necessary assistance, information & contacts.

Community Resource Network (CRN)

147 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 Derby Economic Development Lisa Roller Allison Moeding Contact Information >> Contact Information >> website >> website >> map >> map >> preserving the historical and cultural fabric of Augusta, revitalize retail business trade, return the downtown to the core of our community through a unified community partnership reaching a common goal.

Downtown Hutchinson Revitalization Dodge City Workforce Center Partnership

Vicky Scheve Jim Seitnater Contact Information >> Contact Information >> website >> website >> map >> map >> The Kansas 1st vision is to provide qualified employees for any employer, anywhere in Kansas by Assists in retail, service, arts, entrepreneurial and office linking job seekers, educators & businesses into a seamless, integrated workforce development relocation, start up and expansion in Downtown Hutchinson, a system. Kansas Main Street City.

Dodge City/Ford County Development Downtown Manhattan, Inc. Corporation Lisa Rockley Joann Knight Contact Information >> Contact Information >> website >> website >> map >> map >> A non-profit Kansas Main Street organization based on the National Main Street 4-Point approach Growing & developing existing business. Aggresively & including: Promotion, Economic Development, Design, Organization. efficiently pursuing quality new businesses to promote the socio-economic viability of the region. Downtown Parsons Inc. Doniphan County Economic Development Jane Wilson Contact Information >> Galen Weiland website >> Contact Information >> map >> website >> Economic redevelopment based upon the historic preservation map >> of the downtown district. We provide our service to existing businesses & to anyone wishing to start a new business. East Central Kansas Rural Development Tax Credit Program

Tom Weigand Contact Information >> Downtown Augusta Inc. website >> map >> The organization assists entrepreneurs in obtaining funds not available from conventional lenders.

ECI Development Corporation

148 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 Jeff Fendorf Contact Information >> Ernee Sly website >> Contact Information >> map >> website >> Provides office space and technical assistance to new and map >> growing small businesses in Wyandotte and Johnson Counties To retain and attract employment and investments in a diversified local economy consistent with in Kansas. community economic development priorities.

Ellis Mainstreet Inc.

Travis Kohlrus Contact Information >> website >> map >> We assist entrepreneurs with getting to know the area, we help them find land or buildings, we Edwards County Economic share current economic and labor profiles of our community, we can also offer 0% loans. Development Corporation

Fred Burgess Emporia Main Street Contact Information >> website >> Kayla Oney map >> Contact Information >> Assist in starting or expanding businesses in Edwards County. website >> map >> El Dorado Chamber of Commerce Emporia Main Street, Inc. is a non-profit community agency

committed to increasing consumer business, strengthening Linda Jolly retail & professional institutions, assisting in the preservation & maintenance of the community's Contact Information >> heritage, & promoting pride in the community's institutions & achievements through design, website >> promotion, business enhancement & organization committees. map >> Assist in the preparation of business plans and identification of Emporia Workforce Center available resources. Betty Senn Contact Information >> website >> map >> Business driven services to assist local business with employment & training needs for current workforce & hiring needs when additional staffing may be required.

Enterprise Center of Johnson County El Dorado Main Street Dr. Joel Wiggins Andrea Coleman Contact Information >> Contact Information >> website >> website >> map >> map >> A business incubator that provides high-growth companies Using promotion, organization, design & economic with resources to build successful businesses in Johnson County, Kansas restructuring we work to enhance the downtown identity & Entrepreneur Development Center heritage, to foster business & recreation ability & ensure economic stability. Jerome Toson, Sr. Contact Information >> website >> map >> Ellis County Coalition for Economic Consultation and assistance for business owners; and Business Development Ownership Preparation Program for aspiring entrepreneurs.

149 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 Entrepreneurial Legal Services Clinic at Flint Hills Technical College UMKC Steve Harmon Judy Sharp Contact Information >> Contact Information >> website >> website >> map >> map >> The Flint Hills Technical College is dedicated to small business development training and skills Provides legal advice to owners of small businesses who enhancement for individuals entering the workforce, or needing upgraded skills. We offer cannot otherwise afford such services traditional, non-traditional and topic specific training in small business skills, trade skills and partner with local resources providers

Fort Scott Area Chamber of Commerce

Gary Emry Contact Information >> website >> map >> Executive Service Corps of Greater Community & economic development Kansas City Fort Scott Community College Cindy Worthy Contact Information >> Daryl Roller website >> Contact Information >> map >> website >> Provides low cost, high quality consulting, training and map >> business services to nonprofit organizations in the Kansas City We are a Community College that provides training, or region. coordinates needs that a business prospect might have to those that can assist them.

Four Rivers Development, Inc., Beloit

Debra J. Peters Contact Information >> website >> map >> FastTrac Review feasibility of obtaining financing and discuss potential local/state/federal programs available to fund project including Sharon Tillman eligibility requirements. Also prepare application from data Contact Information >> provided by client for free. website >> map >> Four Rivers Development, Inc., Salina A practical, hands-on business development program that helps entrepreneurs hone skills to create & grow a successful Debra J. Peters business. Contact Information >> website >> map >> Finney County Economic Development Free review of feasibility of obtaining financing and discuss Corporation potential local/state/federal programs available to fund project including eligibility requirements. Also prepare application from Eric Depperschmidt data provided by client for free. Contact Information >> website >> Fredonia Chamber of Commerce map >> We are the conduit for individuals & businesses, & have venture capital & gap financing available for start up or expanding companies. We also are the best connectors for people for round table discussions with other professionals & for potential markets & marketing.

150 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 entrepreneurs. Yvonne Hull Contact Information >> Grant County Economic Development website >> map >> Gene Pflughoft Assists business community exist & grow and coordinate efforts for Contact Information >> community projects & focus. website >> map >> We completely develop a business plan and hold their hand through the entire process of opening a business.

Great Bend Chamber of Commerce and Economic Development

Jan Peters Contact Information >> website >> Garden City Chamber of Commerce map >>

The Great Bend Chamber of Commerce will promote and improve the business climate in the City Carol Meyer of Great Bend through its services and partnerships that encourage growth and assist existing Contact Information >> and new goals. website >> map >> We are the conduit for individuals & businesses, & have venture Great Plains Development, Inc. capital & gap financing available for start up or expanding companies. We also are the best connectors for people for round table discussions with other professionals & for potential markets Patty Richardson & marketing. Contact Information >> website >> Garden City Downtown Vision map >>

GPDI assists start-up & existing businesses through the process to secure funding from the most Dr. Beverly Glass appropriate sources & assists county & city governments with infrastructure projects. Contact Information >> website >> Greater Kansas City Chamber of map >> Commerce Garden City Downtown Vision is dedicated to strengthening Downtown’s retail & economic base, preserving its historic Janet Watson character & promoting the district as the community’s cultural Contact Information >> & social center. This will be accomplished by forming website >> partnerships with citizens, businesses, local governments & map >> civic organizations. Provides business assistance, networking opportunities, public relations, & other services related to growth & development. Gardner Area Chamber of Commerce

Peter Solie Contact Information >> website >> map >>

Greater Topeka Chamber of Commerce Glacial Hills Resource Conservation and Development Region Inc.

Gary Satter Contact Information >> website >> map >> Provides a support system for entrepreneurs starting and building enterprises with enhanced access to capital and enhancing the business support services for those

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Clark W. Trammell Mike Lanie Contact Information >> Contact Information >> website >> website >> map >> map >> Provide a business education course, case management, The Harper County Economic Development Council Office is a financing & business incubation. one stop shop to access the needs of a new or established business. housing development industry and housing little retail

Harvey County Economic Development Council, Inc.

Mickey Fornaro-Dean Greater Wichita Economic Contact Information >> Development Coalition website >> map >> Tricia Lavery Economic development organization for all of Harvey County Contact Information >> website >> Haysville Community Development map >> Assistance with available buildings or parcels of industrial land, custom economic research, state Larry Powell and local financing incentives and ‘one-stop’ advocacy Contact Information >> website >> Greeley County Community Economic map >> Development, Inc. Assist new business and industry; assist existing business and industry; public and private grant writing; coordinates Christy Hopkins involvement of leadership goals and economic incentives. Contact Information >> website >> map >> Assists in tracking & applying for programs to aid existing businesses, startups, entrepreneurs & other Greeley County Community Development interests.

Heartland Business Capital

David Long Contact Information >> Greenwood County Economic website >> Development map >> Heartland Business Capital (formerly the Johnson County Ashley Cooper Certified Development Company)lends money to businesses through the (SBA) 504 loan program Contact Information >> Heartland Procurement Technical website >> Assistance Center (PTAC) map >>

Provides tools & resources to start-up & existing businesses to Terri Bennett promote economic prosperity. Contact Information >> website >> map >> Government procurement services to small businesses including bid matching, marketing, government specs and pricing history.

Heartland Procurement Technical Assistance Center (PTAC), KC

Bernie Franks Harper County Economic Development Contact Information >>

152 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 website >> Hispanic Economic Development map >> Corporation Government procurement services to small businesses including bid matching, marketing, government specs and pricing history. Bernado Ramirez Contact Information >> Herington Economic Development website >> Corporation map >> HEDC helps small business owners to find financing and create Alicia Novotny business plans. Contact Information >> website >> map >> Our organization is made up of businesses and individuals donating their money to help assist and grow businesses in Herington.

Higuchi Biosciences Center

Aileen Dingus Hodgeman County Economic Contact Information >> Development website >> map >> Lea Ann Seiler At the Higuchi Biosciences Center, our mission is two-fold: to Contact Information >> foster an environment conducive to interdisciplinary, website >> biomedical research, & to contribute to the economic map >> development of the state of Kansas by commercializing the We assist individuals & groups to begin the necessary planning technologies resulting from that research. for the development of a business whether it is service, retail or light industry.

Hillsboro Development Corporation

Clint Seibel Contact Information >> website >> map >> Our mission is to develop dependable partnerships through a Hoisington Main Street, Inc. support center created to accelerate and simplify the success of innovative entrepreneurs by surrounding them with all the Ami Claussen resources they need Contact Information >> website >> Hispanic Chamber of Commerce of map >> Greater Kansas City We provide business training to existing businesses in an effort to revitalize our downtown. Brenda Salcedo Contact Information >> website >> Hutchinson Workforce Center map >> The Chamber provides an environment for and assists in the development Marjorie J. Young and growth of Hispanic owned businesses. Contact Information >> website >> map >> Kansas 1st is a workforce development system that connects education, job seekers & business- directed programs for the purpose of providing qualified employees, financial resources & workforce training solutions to existing & new Kansas businesses.

IBSA, Inc.

153 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 members and to the business community is developing and conducting trade education W. Lazone Grays programs. Contact Information >> website >> InvestMidwest Venture Capital Forum map >> Assist in the areas relating to operating a small business; Christine Walsh including business plan development, marketing plan Contact Information >> development, financial analysis and other strategic planning website >> needs. map >> Provides access to capital for emerging, privately held companies.

IRS Small Business Taxpayer Education & Communications

Paul Schmidt Independence Main Street, Inc. Contact Information >> website >> Donna Dittmer map >> Contact Information >> Provide America's taxpayers top quality service by helping website >> them understand & meet their tax responsibilities & by map >> applying the tax law with integrity and fairness to all.

Johnson County Library

David Hanson Contact Information >> website >> map >> The Central Resource Library provides resources, tours, and Innovation Center programs for entrepreneurs and small business owners.

Dr. Vincent Contact Information >> website >> map >> The Innovation Center works with entrepreneurs & rural communities who seek to become more competitive by defining & living out a strategic vision for success.

K-State Research and Extension, Butler County

Contact Information >> website >> map >> Assists new business or individuals in communities through the International Trade Council of Greater educational resources and information relating to agriculture, Kansas City family, community, and youth issues.

Rachel Benton K-State Research and Extension, Contact Information >> Cowley County website >> map >> The International Trade Council's primary value to our

154 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 Sedgwick County Contact Information >> website >> Contact Information >> map >> website >> Assists new business or individuals in communities through the map >> educational resources and information relating to agriculture, Assists new business or individuals in communities through the family, community, and youth issues. educational resources and information relating to agriculture, family, community, and youth issues. K-State Research and Extension, Harper County K-State Research and Extension, Sumner County Contact Information >> website >> Contact Information >> map >> website >> Assists new business or individuals in communities through the map >> educational resources and information relating to agriculture, Assists new business or individuals in communities through the family, community, and youth issues. educational resources and information relating to agriculture, family, community, and youth issues. K-State Research and Extension, Harvey County Kansas Bioscience Authority Contact Information >> website >> Ashley Tyrell map >> Contact Information >> Assists new business or individuals in communities through the website >> educational resources and information relating to agriculture, map >> family, community, and youth issues. Foster the formation and growth of bioscience startups

K-State Research and Extension, Kansas Bioscience Organization Marion County Angela Kreps Contact Information >> Contact Information >> website >> website >> map >> map >> Assists new business or individuals in communities through the KansasBio is a unified voice representing the biosciences in Kansas educational resources and information relating to agriculture, across the human, plant, animal & industrial biosciences family, community, and youth issues.

K-State Research and Extension, McPherson County

Contact Information >> website >> map >> Assists new business or individuals in communities through the educational resources and information relating to agriculture, Kansas City Area Chamber of family, community, and youth issues. Commerce

K-State Research and Extension, Reno Patrick McCartney County Contact Information >>

website >> Contact Information >> map >> website >> Provides networking and other opportunities to businesses map >> located in or wishing to relocate to Kansas City, KS and Wyandotte City Assists new business or individuals in communities through the educational resources and information relating to agriculture, Kansas City Area Life Sciences family, community, and youth issues. Institute K-State Research and Extension,

155 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 Kansas Department of Commerce, William Duncan, Ph.D. Business Development Division, East Contact Information >> Central Region website >> map >> Susan NeuPoth Cadoret Contact Information >> website >> Kansas City Kansas Public Library map >> Kansas Department of Commerce's mission is to empower Terri Cline businesses and communities through bold leadership using strategic resources to realize Contact Information >> prosperity in Kansas. website >> map >> Kansas Department of Commerce, Wealth of research resources for those planning or expanding Business Development Division, their small business General Office

Janice Millburn Contact Information >> website >> map >> The Business Development Division's mission is to maximize positive impacts on the Kansas economy through the creation/retention of jobs and increased Kansas City Kansas Women's Chamber capital investment. of Commerce Kansas Department of Commerce, Paige Wymore-Wymn Business Development Division, North Contact Information >> Central Region website >> map >> Rick Coon Contact Information >> website >> map >> The mission of the Kansas Department of Commerce-Business Development is to empower businesses, individuals and communities to realize prosperity in Kansas.

Kansas City Volunteer Lawyers & Accountants for the Arts Kansas Department of Commerce, Business Development Division, Lynnette Siegel Northeast Region Contact Information >> website >> Susan Neupoth Cadoret map >> Contact Information >> Provides legal and accounting assistance to artists and arts website >> organizations from all creative disciplines map >> Kansas Department of Commerce's mission is to empower businesses & communities through bold leadership using strategic resources to realize property in Kansas.

Kansas Department of Commerce, Business Development Division, Northwest Region Kansas City, Kansas Community College Dan Steffen Contact Information >> Terry Morrison website >> Contact Information >> map >> website >> Kansas Department of Commerce’s mission is to empower map >> businesses and communities through bold leadership using strategic resources to realize prosperity in Kansas.

156 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 Kansas Department of Commerce, Business Development Division, South Kansas Department of Commerce, Central Region Office of Minority & Women Business Development Robert Fettke

Contact Information >> Rhonda Harris website >> Contact Information >> map >> website >> Assist businesses with resource information and offer map >> incentives to create and/or retain jobs and capital investment in the State of Kansas Provides assistance to small business owned by women & minorities. Assistance consists of Kansas Department of Commerce, providing information & referrals to resources available for starting a business, financial & Business Development Division, South business management, & procurement opportunities. West Region Kansas Department of Commerce, Larry Meschke Office of Rural Opportunity, Central Contact Information >> Region website >> map >> Kansas Department of Commerce's mission is to empower Renee Lippincott businesses and communities through bold leadership using Contact Information >> strategic resources to realize prosperity in Kansas. website >> map >> Kansas Department of Commerce, Office of Rural Opportunity is a grassroots networking, planning and program referral resource Business Development Division, for rural community development, serving communities under 5,000. Southeast Region Kansas Department of Commerce, Craig VanWey Trade Development Division, Overland Contact Information >> Park website >> map >> Jamie Collop Kansas Department of Commerce’s mission is to empower Contact Information >> businesses & communities through bold leadership using strategic resources to realize prosperity website >> in Kansas. map >> International marketing assistance to Kansas companies Kansas Department of Commerce, looking to begin or expand their international sales in nine Community Development Division overseas markets. Specialize in trade with Mexico.

Jeanne Stinson Kansas Department of Commerce, Contact Information >> Trade Development Division, Topeka website >> map >> Tim McCall The Community Development Division is committed to Contact Information >> preserving and enhancing the quality of life of Kansas communities. website >> map >> Kansas Department of Commerce, First Assists Kansas companies to export their products and Stop Clearinghouse services. Specialize in trade with Europe

Janice Millburn Kansas Department of Commerce, Contact Information >> Trade Development Division, Wichita website >> map >> Greg Call Kansas Department of Commerce’s mission is to empower Contact Information >> businesses and communities through bold leadership using strategic resources to realize website >> prosperity in Kansas. map >> Assists in international trade development. Specialize in trade with Japan.

Kansas Department of Revenue

157 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 Library Ron Grant Contact Information >> Nan Myers website >> Contact Information >> map >> website >> Provide tax seminars to tax practitioners & small business in map >> areas of income, sales, compensating, withholding & estimated An information and learning center dedicated to assisting with understanding, searching, and tax. obtaining patents and trademarks.

Kansas Sampler Foundation

Marci Penner Contact Information >> website >> map >> Generally, we educate Kansans about Kansas and support and Kansas Electric Power Cooperative network rural communities to help preserve and sustain rural culture.

Loren Medley Contact Information >> website >> map >> We assist existing business with 0% financing with a 10 year term.

Kansas Secretary of State

Kansas Industrial Training Program Customer Service Staff (KIT) Contact Information >> website >> Nadira Patrick map >> Contact Information >> We file business entitiy documents and make them available to website >> the public. map >>

Kansas Insurance Department

Scott Holeman Contact Information >> website >> map >>

Kansas Small Business Development Center at Cloud County Community College

Kansas Match

Janice Millburn Contact Information >> website >> map >>

Kansas Patent & Trademark Depository

158 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 Kansas Small Business Development Linda Sutton Center at Johnson County Community Contact Information >> College website >> map >> Malinda Bryan-Smith Cloud County Community College KSBDC increases economic Contact Information >> prosperity in a 11 county region of north central Kansas by website >> helping small businesses start, grow, & expand. map >> Assists in areas related to operating a business-business plan development, strategic planning, marketing & financial analysis

Kansas Small Business Development Center at Emporia State University

Jada Blissard Kansas Small Business Development Contact Information >> Center at Pittsburg State University website >> map >> Kathryn Richard Provides assistance with starting a business & or operating an Contact Information >> existing business. website >> map >> Assists in areas related to operating a business - business plan development, strategic planning, marketing & financial analysis

Kansas Small Business Development Center at Fort Hays State University

Sheryl Davis Kansas Small Business Development Contact Information >> Center at University of Kansas website >> map >> Will Katz Free & confidential business management counseling, including Contact Information >> business plan development, marketing, financial analysis for website >> existing businesses & start-ups. map >> Free and confidential business management consulting in the areas of startup planning, access to capital, marketing, financial, human resources,& strategic planning for both startup & existing firms.

Kansas Small Business Development Kansas Small Business Development Center at Washburn University Center at Garden City Community College Shirley Kreipe Contact Information >> Pat Veesart website >> Contact Information >> map >> website >> Provides entrepreneurs & small business owners with map >> knowledge, tools & resources to start or grow their business. Assists businesses at any stage of existence from pre-venture to closure with information that will aid in business planning & financial analysis including marketing, layout & design & Kansas Small Business Development management. Center at Washburn University (Manhattan Office)

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John Addessi Rhonda Harris Contact Information >> Contact Information >> website >> website >> map >> map >> Provides entrepreneurs & small business owners with knowledge, tools & resources to start or grow their business. Kansas Technology Enterprise Corporation (KTEC) Kansas Small Business Development

Center at Wichita State University Wade Wiebe

Contact Information >> Marcia Stevens website >> Contact Information >> map >> website >> KTEC is a state-owned corporation established by Kansas to map >> promote advance technology economic development. Increases economic prosperity by helping small businesses start, grow, and expand through the provision of free, Kansas Women's Business Center individual consultation services, affordable training, and focused referrals. Kelly Pruneau Contact Information >> website >> map >> Kansas State University, Bioprocessing Provide training, mentoring, networking opportunities and and Industrial Value Added Program business consulting to help women start & grow their businesses.

Ronald Madl Contact Information >> website >> map >> To support development of technology that utilizes agricultural resources from Kansas, to encourage commercialization of these technologies, and to enhance rural development through Kansas Works Colby Center application of these Jeanette White Contact Information >> Kansas State University, Center for website >> Engagement and Community map >> Development Our Vision is: Provide qualified employees for any employer, anywhere in Kansas by linking job

seekers, educators, & businesses into a seamless, integrated workforce development system. David E. Procter Contact Information >> Kansas Works Garden City website >> map >> Jean Dizmang The Center for Engagement & Community Development connects the resources of Kansas State Contact Information >> University with the needs, goals, & dreams of Kansans. website >> map >> Kansas State University, Pollution The Kansas 1st vision is to provide qualified employees for any employer, anywhere in Kansas by Prevention Institute linking job seekers, educators & businesses into a seamless, integrated workforce development

system. Nancy Larson Contact Information >> Kansas Works Hays website >> map >> Joe Lashell Assist small business and industry with environmental Contact Information >> compliance and waste reduction, free, confidential, non- website >> regulatory service. map >> Our Vision is: Provide qualified employees for any employer, anywhere in Kansas by linking job Kansas Statewide Certification seekers, educators, & businesses into a seamless, integrated workforce development system. Program (KSCP)

160 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 Kansas Works, Chanute Karyn Page Angela Decoster Contact Information >> Contact Information >> website >> website >> map >> map >> The Kansas World Trade Center (KWTC), a Member of the World The Chanute Workforce Center goal is to connect Kansas businesses with a trained workforce Trade Centers Association (WTCA), is a non-profit membership based through direct referrals, interviewing, screening and providing training on-the-job, and class organization whose mission is to promote & facilitate international room training. trade through communication, education & research.

Kansas Works, Great Bend

Matt Hoisington Contact Information >> website >> map >> KCFE Board of Directors Assist Employers seeking skilled workers, or interested in upgrading their workers’ skills, can tap All KCFE Members into many valuable programs and services of the Great Bend Workforce Center Contact Information >> website >> Kansas Works, Independence map >>

Susan Brakhage KCSourceLink Contact Information >> website >> Jeremy Hegle map >> Contact Information >> Independence Workforce Center connects job seekers, education institutions & business directed website >> programs for the purpose of providing qualified employees, financial resources & workforce map >> training solutions to existing & new Kansas businesses. Linking small business to the right resource at the right time in the 18-county, bi-state KC region

Kansas Works, Pittsburg Kearny County Community Development Claudia Smith Contact Information >> Ralph T. Goodnight website >> Contact Information >> map >> website >> Provision of Employment/Training/Supportive Services & business incentives to job seekers & map >> private sector business. Department is charged with growing existing and new business as well as population & promotion of the County with the KANSAS WORKS-Salina Center intent of stabilizing the county tax base.

Aneta Willson Contact Information >> website >> map >> Vision: Provide qualified employees for any employer, anywhere in Kansas by linking job seekers, educators, and businesses into a seamless, integrated workforce development system.

Kansas World Trade Center Lawrence Chamber of Commerce

Cathy Lewis Contact Information >> website >> map >> Promotes and enhances the economic vitality of Lawrence and Douglas County, Kansas.

Lawrence Regional Technology Center

161 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 Matthew McClorey Contact Information >> Charles Gregor, Jr. website >> Contact Information >> map >> website >> LRTC offers valuable resources and skills to high potential start-up technology companies. map >>

Lawrence Workforce Center

Cheryl White Contact Information >> website >> map >> One Stop Employment and Training Center that serves as a single point of entry to a network of employment, training, and educational programs and providers in the community.

Leavenworth County Development Corporation Leawood Chamber of Commerce

Steve Jack Kevin Jeffries Contact Information >> Contact Information >> website >> website >> map >> map >> LAD promotes & assists the location of new and expanding business in Leavenworth County Provides business assistance, networking opportunities, public Leavenworth Main Street Program, relations, & other services related to growth & development Inc. Lenexa Chamber of Commerce

Wendy Scheidt Sarah Dietz Contact Information >> Contact Information >> website >> website >> map >> map >> Encourages Legislation in best interest of Lenexa business, offers networking, advertising, involvement, publicity opportunities

Lenexa Economic Development Council

Blake Schreck Contact Information >> website >> Leavenworth Workforce Partnership map >>

Karen Curto Contact Information >> Liberal Chamber of Commerce website >> map >> Rozelle Webb Providing qualified employees for any employer anywhere in Contact Information >> Kansas by linking job seekers, educators, & businesses into a website >> seamless, integrated workforce development system. M/W/F map >> 8-5, T 8-7 TH 9-5PM Assists retail & service businesses to expand & assist new contacts to get the information they need to start a new business or relocate their Leavenworth-Lansing Area Chamber of present business. Commerce

162 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 Liberal Workforce Center information and demographics as needed.

Peggy Frost Main Street Sterling Contact Information >> website >> Christi Gilmore map >> Contact Information >> The Kansas 1st vision is to provide qualified employees for any employer, anywhere in Kansas by website >> linking job seekers, educators & businesses into a seamless, integrated workforce development map >> system. Main Street Sterling's mission is to revitalize downtown based on the Main Street Four Point Approach, which includes Design, Organization, Promotion, and Economic Enhancement.

Lindsborg Chamber of Commerce Main Street Sterling

Chris Bauman Christi Gilmore Contact Information >> Contact Information >> website >> website >> map >> map >> The Lindsborg Chamber provides assistance and facilitates Main Street Sterling's mission is to revitalize downtown based business opportunities to existing and new business. on the Main Street Four Point Approach. which includes Design, Organization, Promotion and Economic Enhancement.

Linn County Economic Development Manhattan and Junction City Dennis Arnold Workforce Center Contact Information >> website >> Jo Ryan map >> Contact Information >> We are a full service economic development agency dealing website >> with recruitment, existing business programs, tourism, map >> marketing, entrepreneur assistance Develop and implement employer and employee training and skills.

Manhattan Area Chamber of Commerce

Lindsey Rein Contact Information >> website >> Logan County Development map >> Corporation Assists local businesses with retention and expansion goals; recruits new business to create a robust, diverse economic base for future area growth. Jaime Bell Contact Information >> website >> map >> We assist with business plan development, strategic planning, small business financing, & community development.

Marion County Economic Development Department Louisburg Chamber of Commerce Teresa Huffman Patty Bortner Contact Information >> Contact Information >> website >> website >> map >> map >> assists prospective new businesses in partnering with agencies that can offer them technical & The Chamber promotes and enhances the Louisburg business environment and provides area financial assistance & also work with existing businesses interested in expansion

163 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 Marshall County Economic Rodger C. DeGarmo Development Council Contact Information >> website >> Bob Carlson map >> Contact Information >> Meade County Economic Development’s primary goals website >> regarding businesses are issues involving retention, expansion map >> and start-ups. I can assist in the business operating and Assist existing businesses with growth & expansion & new planning development, some marketing, and financial analysis businesses with short-term & long-term goals.

Marysville Main Street Miami County Economic Development

Bob Carlson Janet McRae Contact Information >> Contact Information >> website >> website >> map >> map >> Main Street recruits and assists new or existing businesses in Provides resources to new, existing, and expanding businesses expansion, start-up, downtown business location, planning & incentive funding.

McPherson Chamber of Commerce Mid America Manufacturing Technology Center(MAMTC), Overland Park Jennifer Burch Contact Information >> Mark Minter website >> Contact Information >> map >> website >> As a chamber we connect those individuals with the resources map >> based on their specific needs. Provides manufacturing businesses located in Kansas high-quality, low-cost consultation services. McPherson County Small Business Association Mid America Manufacturing Technology Center(MAMTC), Pittsburg David O'Dell Contact Information >> Steve Davis website >> Contact Information >> map >> website >> SBDA prepares & packages several types of loans for businesses & serves as a clearinghouse of map >> economic development information in McPherson County. MAMTC assists small to medium sized manufacturers to be more competitive by reducing waste, training employees, & implementing systems & processes McPherson Main Street to improve efficiencies

Cheryl Higgins Mid America Manufacturing Technology Contact Information >> Center(MAMTC), Western Kansas website >> map >> Richard Sidles Assists businesses within the downtown area in business development, retention & recruitment Contact Information >> as well as retail promotion. website >> map >> Meade County Economic Development We provide services to entrepreneurs and small technology Committee, Inc. companies in western Kansas. Also provide technical assistance on behalf of Mid-America Manufacturing Technology Center.

164 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 Mid America Manufacturing Technology Minority Supplier Council of Kansas Center(MAMTC), Wichita City

Elaine Hanna Lonnie Scott Contact Information >> Contact Information >> website >> website >> map >> map >> The Mid-America Manufacturing Technology Center is dedicated to improving the competitiveness Promotes the growth & development of minority businesses through b-to-b opportunities & of manufacturers through improvements in quality, productivity, sales, & cost reduction. government contracts

Mitchell County Community Mid-America Inc. Development

Charles Heath Murray McGee Contact Information >> Contact Information >> website >> website >> map >> map >> Assist with finding and/or providing financing of start up and financing expansion or refinance of We can assist in finding a business location, incentives & existing business. provide direction for development of business & marketing plans. MidAmerica Minority Business Development Council MO-FAST (MO Federal & State Technology) Donna Wright Contact Information >> Suman K. Saripallis website >> Contact Information >> map >> website >> Certifying existing minority businesses to increase the overall map >> number of contracts given. Business and training seminars, MoFAST assists Missouri & Kansas businesses & Researchers obtain government grants resources, workshops. SPECIFICALLY FOR technological research

MO-KAN Development, Inc.

John Perrino Contact Information >> website >> map >> Provides loan programs to small businesses in NE Kansas & NW Missouri Midwest Center for Nonprofit Montgomery County Action Council Leadership

Dennis Pruitt Mark Culver Contact Information >> Contact Information >> website >> website >> map >> map >> A public/private countywide development agency with a Enhances the performance & effectiveness of the nonprofit mission to help existing businesses grow and recruit new sector through education, research, problem solving & service business. Midwest Energy, Inc.

Bob Muirhead Contact Information >> NASA Mid-Continent Technology website >> Transfer Center map >> Midwest Energy offers the REDL&G program that is Melicent Boysen administered by the USDA. Contact Information >> website >> map >> NASA funded center that offers a variety of services to promote technology transfer and

165 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 commercialization. Tucky Allen Contact Information >> National Association of Women website >> Business Owners map >> Kansas 1st is a workforce development system that connects education, job seekers & business- Barb Larson directed programs for the purpose of providing qualified employees, financial resources & Contact Information >> workforce training solutions to existing & new Kansas businesses. website >> map >> North Central Regional Planning National organization of women business owners. Commission

National Federation of Independent Robert Pepper Business Contact Information >> website >> Derrick Sontag map >> Contact Information >> Identifies gaps in available human resources & capital infrastructure that endanger business website >> success or private investment opportunities; then creates, sometimes implements, map >> methodologies to fill those gaps.

Northeast Johnson County Chamber of Commerce National Institute for Aviation Research Rob Johnson Contact Information >> John Tomblin website >> Contact Information >> map >> website >> Provides business assistance, networking opportunities, public map >> relations, & other services related to growth & development Conducts research, transfers technology & enhances education for the purpose of advancing the nation's aviation industries. Northeast Kansas Enterprise Facilitation Initiative Neosho County Community College Janet Griesel Brenda Krumm Contact Information >> Contact Information >> website >> website >> map >> map >> Provide free, confidential business management coaching to Provides Customized business & industry training & consulting on site or on aspiring entrepreneurs & existing business owners. campus at flexible times & at a reasonable cost.

Ness County Economic Development

David Snyder Contact Information >> website >> map >> Northwest Kansas Planning & Assist in providing business planning and development, act as Development Commission liason to businesses for state and federal contacts, provide incentives for new and existing businesses in Ness County. Randall J. Hrabe Contact Information >> website >> map >> The NWKP&DC and PCDI complete business finance packages, do financial analysis on business projects, strategic planning for communities or the region, and complete Community Development Block Grants for communities.

Newton Workforce Center Norton County Economic Development

166 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 Ottawa Main Street Diane Becker Contact Information >> PJ Stevenson website >> Contact Information >> map >> website >> Dedicated to enhancing the economic strength of Norton County by recruiting new employers, map >> retaining existing employers and improving the quality of life for all of Norton County. Ottawa Main Street Association is a nonprofit that provides services in the areas of design, business development, preservation Oberlin-Decatur Area Economic planning, & promotions in order to serve the entities that have a Development Corporation vested interest in the revitalization & growth of downtown Ottawa including property owners, business owners, government agencies, Connie Grafel individuals, visitors, & local customers. Contact Information >> website >> map >> Works with entrepreneurs to help build a business plan & target possible financial resources that fit the needs. Overland Park Chamber of Commerce Olathe Chamber of Commerce

Amy Vaughan Dana Russell Contact Information >> Contact Information >> website >> website >> map >> map >> The Olathe Chamber is the voice that advances the community's Overland Park Economic Development economic well-being & quality of life Council

Tracey Osborne Contact Information >> website >> map >> Provides demographic, real estate & general business development consulting services to promote business in Overland Park

Overland Park Workforce Center Olathe Economic Development Council Mary Sue Kelly Tim McKee Contact Information >> Contact Information >> website >> website >> map >> map >> State employment

Osage County Development Pawnee County Economic Development/Larned Area Chamber of Stephanie Watson Commerce Contact Information >> website >> Linda Henderson map >> Contact Information >> website >> Osborne Economic Development map >> We assist individuals/groups who are interested in developing Heather Poore a business in the Pawnee County area. Contact Information >> website >> Phillips County Economic Development map >> I provide assistance in all areas Jeff Hofaker Contact Information >> website >> map >>

167 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 Facilitate networking and activities for development projects, while assisting encouragement, website >> information, business mentorship ideas and direction for entrepreneurs. map >> Technical and financial assistance Pioneer Electric Cooperative, Inc. Q.U.A.D. Enterprise Facilitation Ed Wiltse Contact Information >> Jack Newcomb website >> Contact Information >> map >> website >> Pioneer Electric will assist with USDA loans or grants and map >> revolving loan funds. Provides free, confidential, business management coaching & mentoring to aspiring entrepreneurs & existing businesses. Pottawatomie County Economic Development Corporation Quest Center for Entrepreneurs, Inc

Robert Cole Dan Ledeboer Contact Information >> Contact Information >> website >> website >> map >> map >> We are a county-wide development organization engaged in We are a full service small business incubator & business marketing to potential new businesses, visitors & residents, assistance center. land development & sales, local business assistance & community development. Rawlins County Economic Development

Chris Sramek POWER Mentoring Program Contact Information >> website >> Janet Watson map >> Contact Information >> Assist with BP, strategic planning, market & financial analysis and leadership development. website >> map >> Mentoring program for minority owned businesses. Republic County Economic Development

Clare Kuhn Contact Information >> website >> map >> Republic County Economic Development Corporation assists the county to prepare for new businesses as well as retaining Prairie Enterprise Project existing businesses. In addition, the corporation also assists the county with community development & tourism. Karmi Green Contact Information >> Rooks County Economic Development website >> map >> Roger Hrabe Prairie Enterprise Project is a joint effort between five rural Contact Information >> counties in central Kansas designed to help develop new & website >> existing businesses through enterprise facilitation. map >> Rooks County Economic Development provides services for startup businesses by giving entrepreneurs advice on where to start with their business idea.

Pratt Area Economic Development Corp

Jackie Cornelius Contact Information >>

168 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 Rural Development Association of Contact Information >> Northeast Kansas website >> map >> Nancy Gafford Mission Statement: The mission of Salina Downtown, Inc. is to champion a healthy, vibrant Contact Information >> downtown community. website >> map >> SCORE, Dodge City Chapter #388 Assist in areas related to starting & operating a business, finding financial backing for small & larger businesses. Micheal Ryba Contact Information >> website >> map >> Rural Telephone Service Co. Inc. Assist in areas of business startup, planning, marketing and financial planning Tony Poore Contact Information >> SCORE, Great Bend Chapter #673 website >> map >> Brock McPherson Contact Information >> Russell County Economic Development website >> map >> Cindy Wallace Assist in areas of business startup, planning, marketing and Contact Information >> financial planning website >> map >> SCORE, Hutchinson Chapter #359 The Russell Co Economic Development is to further the economic development of Russell County, the communities Howard Southworth within the county and its environs. Contact Information >> website >> map >>

SCORE, KC Chapter #19

Russell Main Street Kim Malcom Contact Information >> Teresa Brandenburg website >> Contact Information >> map >> website >> Consultants that volunteer time and expertise to help starting map >> and existing businesses solve their business problems

SCORE, McPherson Chapter #542

Gaylord Long Contact Information >> website >> Salina Area Chamber of Commerce map >> Assist in areas of business startup, planning, marketing and Dennis Lauver financial planning. Contact Information >> SCORE, North Central Kansas Chapter website >> #251 map >>

Economic and community development organization serving Frank Headrick the Salina and Saline County region. Contact Information >> website >> map >> Assist in areas of business startup, planning, marketing and Salina Downtown Inc. financial planning Phyll Klima

169 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 SCORE, Topeka Chapter #342 Shawnee Economic Development Council Shirley Kreipe Contact Information >> Jim Martin website >> Contact Information >> map >> website >> SCORE is a volunteer group of experienced business people map >> from a wide verity of industries who counsel & mentor any type of small business

SCORE, Wichita Chapter #143 Sherman County Economic Development Milt Pollitt Contact Information >> Jeremy Jennings website >> Contact Information >> map >> website >> We provide free counseling & mentoring to small businesses & map >> start-ups. business start up development, strategic planning, and grant writing. See-Kan RC&D Project, Inc.

Troy Krenzel Contact Information >> Small & Home Business Connection website >> map >> Cassie Woolworth Provide leadership, education & communication to help find Contact Information >> solutions & resources for community needs; uniting urban & website >> rural concerns through natural resource conservation & map >> economic development. Promotes professional growth of home-based & small businesses through support, networking & education.

Small Business Administration (SBA) Seward County Community College Disadvantaged Business Procurement Programs Reenie Jackson Contact Information >> Rhonda Hardin website >> Contact Information >> map >> website >> SCCC as a community college offers programs and services to various map >> business/industries within a seven county rural service area. Contracting programs for small disadvantaged businesses

Small Business Administration (SBA) Economic Development Department

Neida Heusinkvelt Contact Information >> website >> map >> Shawnee Area Chamber of Commerce The SBA assists small businesses in meeting their financing needs by enhancing the ability of lenders to provide loans Linda Leeper Contact Information >> Small Business Administration (SBA) website >> HUBZone Program map >>

170 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009

Rhonda Hardin Lacy Porter Contact Information >> Contact Information >> website >> website >> map >> map >> The HUBZone program awards federal contracts to businesses Assist in areas related to starting up, expanding or maintaining located in historically underutilized business zones a business in Smith Center.

Small Business Administration (SBA) Small Business Procurement Program

Smoky Hills Economic Development David Turner

Contact Information >> Rob Fillion website >> Contact Information >> map >> website >> Federal Contract Set-Asides for small businesses map >> Ellsworth County Economic Development, Inc. is a 501(c)(6) with the purpose of facilitating Small Business Administration (SBA), economic progress in Ellsworth County Kansas. Kansas City District Office Solomon Valley Regional

Entrepreneurial Center Neida Heusinkvelt

Contact Information >> Juanita Brown website >> Contact Information >> map >> website >> The SBA offers small businesses assistance through financial, map >> technical and management programs Helping rural America become the new frontier for entrepreneurial development through education.

South Central Kansas Economic Development District, Inc. (SCKEDD)

Small Business Administration (SBA), Bill Bolin Wichita District Office Contact Information >> website >> Elizabeth Auer map >> Contact Information >> Non-profit EDD and CDC assists new and existing businesses website >> with gap financing, local governments with CDBG and CDBG- map >> ED grants and operates a 13-county weatherization program. Assists small businesses & new starts obtain financing; provide counseling & training; assist businesses who want to do business with the government.

Smith Center Chamber of Commerce

Lacy Porter Contact Information >> website >> Southeast Kansas Prosperity map >> Foundation Advance the general welfare & prosperity of Smith Center & the surrounding vicinity so that its citizens & all areas of its Charles Heath business community shall prosper. Contact Information >> website >> map >> Smith Center Community Development Assists in providing gap financing to small businesses, financing small communinity downtown building revitalization.

171 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 Southeast Kansas Regional Planning Commission Ed Poley Contact Information >> Linda Weldon website >> Contact Information >> map >> website >> We are an area technical school providing training in building map >> trades, automotive, electronics, office occupations, & medical Provide technical assistance to cities and counties and offer funding through a revolving loan assistant. fund. Spring Hill Chamber of Commerce Southeast Kansas, Inc.

Ann Jensen Kathy Swezey Contact Information >> Contact Information >> website >> website >> map >> map >> The Spring Hill Chamber of Commerce works to link business, SEK, Inc. is an economic development organization that government & the community provides services & program resources for businesses in

Southeast Kansas.

Southern Kansas Telephone (SKT) Co.

Lonnie Stieben Contact Information >> website >> map >> St. John Main Street Corporation Facilitate aligning clients with available resources that exist in our trade territories. Can also provide assistance with business Ami Claussen plans & strategic planning. Contact Information >> website >> map >> St. John Main Street provides assistance to existing, as well as start-up businesses, with all areas related to creation, maintenance, & enhancement of a business, as well as assistance with downtown revitalization & rehabilitation efforts.

Southwest Johnson County Economic Sterling Chamber of Commerce Development Corp Cheryl Buckman Contact Information >> Tom Riederer website >> Contact Information >> map >> website >> Provides assistance to local businesses and the community through promotional support, map >> economic development, and community events. Seeks to stimulate economic growth by promoting the unique Stevens County Economic business advantage of SW Johnson County Development

Neal R. Gillespie Contact Information >> website >> map >> We try to facilitate new businesses or expansions of existing businesses by connecting them with the right people or organizations. Southwest Kansas Technical School Successful Entrepreneur Program

172 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 map >> Jim Correll Providing free and confidential business and management coaching to bring your entrepreneurial Contact Information >> ideas to reality or assist an existing business website >> map >> Support Kansas City, Inc The Successful Entrepreneur program provides initial, informal, free consultation to those with ideas about starting a business as Debra Box well as those with existing businesses. For those wishing a Contact Information >> comprehensive approach, we offer a two-year training program giving new and existing small website >> business owners the skills they need to be successful. We leverage best practices and lessons map >> learned by people from various backgrounds – including local successful business owners & other Provides business and administrative services to nonprofit organizations. subject matter experts eager to share their knowledge. We use a combination of group sessions held on campus & one-on-one sessions at participating business locations. Group sessions cover common topics while one-on-one sessions allow us to customize the learning to fit individual needs.

Sumner County Economic Development

Janis Hellard Taxpayer Advocate Service Contact Information >> website >> Marian D. Adams map >> Contact Information >> The Sumner County Economic Development Commission (SCEDC) website >> provides assistance to entrepreneurs, start up businesses & industries map >> interested in expansion in the Sumner County area. The role of the Taxpayer Advocate office is to assist taxpayers with IRS issues when normal procedures fail.

Thomas County Economic Development Alliance

Gerry Fulwider Contact Information >> website >> Sunflower Electric Power Corporation map >> TCEDA helps coordinate and implement local, regional and Nicole Pfannenstiel federal resources with the goal of improving businesses’ ability to compete; thus expanding the Contact Information >> Thomas County economy. website >> map >> Topeka Workforce Center Assists with all aspects of business development projects in our 34 county service area. Cheryl White Sunflower RC&D Area, Inc. Contact Information >> website >> Roger Masenthin map >> Contact Information >> The Topeka Workforce Center is a single point of entry to a network of employment, training, & website >> educational programs & providers in the community. map >> Resource Conservation and Development (RC&D) is a unique Trego County Economic Development national program which provides an opportunity for local people to work together, to plan and implement projects that Charlene Neish improve the area's economy, environment and quality of life. Contact Information >> website >> Sunflower Regional Enterprise map >> Facilitation Economic Development is the process of creating jobs & increasing capital investment to broaden the Trego County tax base. Mike Mayberry Contact Information >> Unified Government of Wyandotte website >> County, Purchasing Division

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Philip Sanders A.J. Anderson Contact Information >> Contact Information >> website >> website >> map >> map >> The Purchasing Division of the Unified Government of Wyandotte The U.S. Commercial Service places primary emphasis on promoting exports of County/KC, KS provides government bid opportunities. goods and services from the U.S., particularly by small and medium-sized businesses.

US General Services Administration

Karen Poole Contact Information >> website >> map >> University of Kansas Center for Offers information on doing business with the U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) and its Research federal clients

James G. Baxendale USDA Rural Development, Area 1 Contact Information >> website >> Douglas Clary map >> Contact Information >> The KU Office of Technology Transfer & Intellectual Property website >> manages the intellectual property of the KU Lawrence campus. map >> Community & Business Programs(C&BP) encompasses a broad University of Kansas, Technology range of programs that can be instrumental in effecting Transfer & Intellectual Property economic development in rural areas. The diversity of the programs offer a multitude of opportunities. James Baxendale Contact Information >> website >> USDA Rural Development, Area 3 map >> Fosters technology transfer between the University of Kansas researchers and the private sector. Brandon Prough Contact Information >> US Commercial Service, Kansas City website >> map >> Regina Heise We are a funding source for businesses of all size. We have Contact Information >> several loan and grant programs that can be utilized for website >> business startup or expansion. map >> Assists U.S. businesses pursue international trade opportunities. Wabaunsee County Economic Development

Abby Dechant Contact Information >> website >> map >> We focus on business start-ups and existing business. Aiding in marketing, planning and counseling.

Wakarusa Valley Development, Inc.

US Commercial Service, Wichita Troy Roberts Contact Information >> website >> map >> WVDI is a non-profit economic development organization that works with local small businesses to assist them with their long & short-term financing needs.

174 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 Washington County Economic Development Ed Wolverton Contact Information >> Christina L'Ecuyer website >> Contact Information >> map >> website >> Identify & examine business opportunities including retail, map >> office & residential projects; identify & examine real estate The Business Coordinator is responsible for designing and implementing programs to promote options; provide funds to renovate buildings; & market business and industry, employment expansion and maintaining resource information for the Downtown as the region's largest business center. county.

Western Kansas Enterprise Facilitation Consortium Wichita Independent Business

Association Jamie Morphew

Contact Information >> Tim Witsman website >> Contact Information >> map >> website >> Our mission is to help people in our community transform their dreams into meaningful work. map >> Western Kansas Technology Corp WIBA & KOPE are associations of privately owned businesses throughout the state offering group rates on health, dental, Richard L. Sidles vision & prescription drug coverage, as well as, networking opportunities & political advocacy. Contact Information >> Wichita Metro Chamber of Commerce website >>

map >> Kristy Vogel We provide services to entrepreneurs and small technology companies in western Kansas. Also Contact Information >> provide technical assistance on behalf of Mid-America Manufacturing Technology Center. website >> Western Prairie RC&D map >> The mission of the Wichita Area Chamber of Commerce is to identify Duane Cheney & meet the needs of business, to provide leadership for the Contact Information >> prosperity of the people of our region, & to actively pursue website >> governmental policies which enhance the economic health & quality map >> of life of the community. The RC&D Council operates a business incubator and networks with banks, economic development, and Small Business Development Centers to provide the education and assistance to customers.

Wichita County Economic Wichita Technology Corporation (WTC) Development, Inc. Debbie Temanson Sharla Krenzel Contact Information >> Contact Information >> website >> website >> map >> map >> WTC is a private commercialization corporation that creates & sustains a formal innovation Wichita County Economic Development assists local residents with business development & start- network that will support technology advancement, transfer & commercialization in Kansas. up needs, including start up loans & start up business space, & on-going business education & training. Wichita Workforce Center

Wichita Downtown Development Sherry Gegen Corporation Contact Information >> website >> map >>

Winfield Area Chamber of Commerce

175 Composites Kansas WIRED Asset Map, 2009 Krysti Koebele Contact Information >> Cathryn Royston website >> Contact Information >> map >> website >> Assists in promotion & marketing, developing personal & map >> business networks, & providing skills & information to assist in Revitalizing downtown through design, economic restructuring, and business procedures & decisions. promotions in the downtown area.

Winfield Main Street

Workforce Alliance of South Central Kansas

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Linda S. Sorrel Contact Information >> website >> map >> Local Workforce Development Board under the Workforce Investment Act

Wyandotte County Workforce Partnership

John Casner Contact Information >> website >> map >> Administers the Public Labor Exchange & the Workforce Investment Act Adult & Dislocated Worker programs

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