Deans Industrial Advisory Council May 7, 2003

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Deans Industrial Advisory CouncilMay 7, 2003

• Purdue School of Engineering and Technology, IUPUI

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Agenda

• Welcome and Introductions
• Deans Report
• Industry Relations Report
• Subcommittee Reports
• IUPUI Strategic Planning
• School Strategic Planning
• Wrap-up and Adjournment

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DIAC Member Recognition
The following DIAC organizations sponsored a
scholarship or award at the schools April 11th
recent Honors Convocation
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Deans Report

• Dean H. Öner Yurtseven
• Purdue School of Engineering and Technology, IUPUI

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Industry Relations Report

• Greg Smith
• Director of Information Technology

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Recent Activity IT Awareness
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Industry Relations Report

• Ken Rennels
• Associate Dean for Industry Relations

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Workforce Development

• Credit certificate programs
• Typically 18-21 credit hours
• Available to individuals without prior college
  experience.
• Available to individuals with degree wishing to
  continue their education.
• e-Learning, on-campus and off-campus delivery.
• Non-Credit workshop/training
• Can center around for credit course material.
• Can be developed for specific topic or group.
• e-Learning, on-campus and off-campus delivery.

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Workforce Development

• Credit certificate programs
• Clinical Laboratory Equipment Technology
  (web-based)
• Computer Aided Mechanical Engineering
  (graduate-level)
• CAD/CAM Technology
• Computer Graphics Technology
• Construction Drafting
• Construction Management
• Electronics Manufacturing Technology

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Workforce Development

• Credit certificate programs (continued)
• E-Commerce Development (web-based)
• Human Resource Management
• Information Technology (web-based)
• International Leadership
• Leadership Studies
• Manufacturing Systems
• Quality Control
• Technical Communication

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Engagement Opportunities

• Student Placement Opportunities
• Internships minimum of 10-15 weeks _at_ 32 hrs/week
• Student Placement Opportunities
• InRoute September 24th on IUPUI campus.

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Project PETE

• Pathways to Engineering and Technology Education

Project Pete is a partnership between the
Indianapolis Public Schools Career and Technology
Center and the Purdue School of Engineering and
Technology. This partnership will provide a
variety of pathways for IPS students to attend
the Purdue School of Engineering and
Technology. The main focus of the project will be
to increase academic achievement and prepare
students for admission to certificate and degree
programs in engineering and technology.
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Project PETE

• Pathways to Engineering and Technology Education

Speakers Bureau A speakers bureau of IUPUI
faculty and business and industry representatives
will be developed and disseminated to all IPS
Career and Technology Center faculty.
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Subcommittee Reports

• Life Sciences Bob Uleski
• Advanced Manufacturing Bill Klenk
• Information Technology Bernie Sepaniak

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Break!!Food Refreshment
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Strategic Planning

• Dr. Trudy Banta
• IUPUI Vice Chancellor for Planning and
  Institutional Improvement

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Strategic Planning

• Dr. Stephen Hundley
• Assistant Professor of Organizational Leadership
  and Supervision