CoT external funding for September 2011

For the month of September 2011, the College of Technology received external funding that totaled $ $774,511. Faculty who received funding (all are principal investigators unless otherwise noted) were:

  • Patrick Connolly, Computer Graphics Technology, Co-PI, Engineering Technology Pathways: The Food and Foodstuff Supply Chain, National Science Foundation, $13,584
  • Duane Dunlap, Statewide Administration, Co-PI, Engineering Technology Pathways: The Food and Foodstuff Supply Chain, National Science Foundation, $24,457
  • Mark French, Mechanical Engineering Technology, Faculty Professional Development in Design, Construction, Assembly and Analysis of a Solid Body Electric Guitar; Amendment 2, Butler County Community College, $65,842
  • Bradley Harriger, Mechanical Engineering Technology, Advanced Aerospace Manufacturing Education and Training Initiative; Year 2, El Camino College, $57,272
  • Rick Homkes, Computer and Information Technology, Co-PI, Engineering Technology Pathways: The Food and Foodstuff Supply Chain, National Science Foundation, $27,183
  • William Hutzel, Mechanical Engineering Technology, ASHRAE Heat Recovery Demo, ASHRAE, Inc., $5,000
  • Chad Laux, Technology Leadership & Innovation, Engineering Technology Pathways: The Food and Foodstuff Supply Chain, National Science Foundation, $61,605
  • Philip Mick, Aviation Technology, CO-PI, Autonomous Ground Operations 2011 Integration Testing, The Boeing Company, $13,179
  • Timothy Ropp, Aviation Technology, CO-PI, Autonomous Ground Operations 2011 Integration Testing, The Boeing Company, $13,179
  • Mary Sadowski, CoT, Conducting a Delphi Study at the First Step in Developing aConcept Inventory for Engineering Design Graphics, National Science Foundation, $199,988
  • Edie Schmidt, Technology Leadership & Innovation, Winifred B. Bilsland Endowment (for graduate student support), $19,346
  • Mihaela Vorvoreanu, Computer Graphics Technology, Co-PI, Collaborative Research: Deep Insights Anytime, Anywhere (DIA2) - Central Resource for Characherizing the TUES Portfolio through Interactive Knowledge Mining and Visualations, National Science Foundation, $312,567