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Mandela Washington Fellowship for Young African Leaders Business & Entrepreneurship Purdue University Program Agenda Brief Institute Overview To this day Purdue University is driven by its original mandate under the 1862 Morrill Land Grant Act to teach agriculture and the "mechanic arts” – or, in today’s words, “engineering.” Purdue is known throughout the world for its excellent business programs and its focus on commercialization; last year alone, 40 start ups were incubated at Purdue, 25 of which were based on Purdue intellectual property and Purdue ranks sixteenth in the world for the number of university U.S. utility patents. Purdue’s Mandela Washington Fellowship Institute seeks to empower and equip Fellows with new skills to become more effective entrepreneurs, with a focus on agriculture and engineering. Structurally, each week of the institute will embody a different business and entrepreneurship theme that builds upon the prior week’s themes and then culminates in a final week of pitches, presentations, and reporting of learning outcomes. Integrating the institute’s sub-themes of agriculture and engineering, each week will also have a distinct technical theme related to agricultural and engineering innovations and business opportunities Institute Objectives and Goals ● Develop a shared understanding of the group’s strengths, weaknesses, and create a strong esprit de corps; ● Review basic business and entrepreneurship principles; ● Develop a business plan following the LaunchBox curriculum; ● Explore challenges and opportunities with regard to agricultural and engineering innovation, including post-harvest, food processing, agricultural mechanization, bioenergy, manufacturing, and information and communication technologies; ● Refine and demonstrate presentation delivery skills; and ● Develop an understanding of the interconnectedness of business, agriculture, engineering, and environmental and social sustainability. This program agenda will provide information on what you will be doing while in the United States. This includes academic sessions, site visits, community service activities, and cultural experiences that will expand your current knowledge about U.S. approaches to Business and Entrepreneurship. It is expected that you will bring your personal expertise on the realities in your communities into the program and
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MandelaWashingtonFellowshipforYoungAfricanLeaders
Business&Entrepreneurship
PurdueUniversity
ProgramAgenda
BriefInstituteOverviewTothisdayPurdueUniversityisdrivenbyitsoriginalmandateunderthe1862MorrillLandGrantActtoteachagricultureandthe"mechanicarts”–or,intoday’swords,“engineering.”Purdueisknownthroughouttheworldforitsexcellentbusinessprogramsanditsfocusoncommercialization;lastyearalone,40startupswereincubatedatPurdue,25ofwhichwerebasedonPurdueintellectualpropertyandPurduerankssixteenthintheworldforthenumberofuniversityU.S.utilitypatents.Purdue’sMandelaWashingtonFellowshipInstituteseekstoempowerandequipFellowswithnewskillstobecomemoreeffectiveentrepreneurs,withafocusonagricultureandengineering.Structurally,eachweekoftheinstitutewillembodyadifferentbusinessandentrepreneurshipthemethatbuildsuponthepriorweek’sthemesandthenculminatesinafinalweekofpitches,presentations,andreportingoflearningoutcomes.Integratingtheinstitute’ssub-themesofagricultureandengineering,eachweekwillalsohaveadistincttechnicalthemerelatedtoagriculturalandengineeringinnovationsandbusinessopportunitiesInstituteObjectivesandGoals
● Developasharedunderstandingofthegroup’sstrengths,weaknesses,andcreateastrongespritdecorps;
● Reviewbasicbusinessandentrepreneurshipprinciples;● DevelopabusinessplanfollowingtheLaunchBoxcurriculum;● Explorechallengesandopportunitieswithregardtoagriculturalandengineeringinnovation,
includingpost-harvest,foodprocessing,agriculturalmechanization,bioenergy,manufacturing,andinformationandcommunicationtechnologies;
● Refineanddemonstratepresentationdeliveryskills;and● Developanunderstandingoftheinterconnectednessofbusiness,agriculture,engineering,and
environmentalandsocialsustainability.ThisprogramagendawillprovideinformationonwhatyouwillbedoingwhileintheUnitedStates.Thisincludesacademicsessions,sitevisits,communityserviceactivities,andculturalexperiencesthatwillexpandyourcurrentknowledgeaboutU.S.approachestoBusinessandEntrepreneurship.Itisexpectedthatyouwillbringyourpersonalexpertiseontherealitiesinyourcommunitiesintotheprogramand
thatyouwillreflectonhowtheU.S.approachesandorganizationsexploredmightprovideyouwithcreativeideasforsolvingchallengesthatyouface.Youwillnotethatsomesessionsarenotdirectlyapplicabletoyourcurrentworkorpositioninyourhomecountry.Thisisintentional,astheMandelaWashingtonFellowshipaimstoempowerFellowswithbroadbasedknowledgethatwillhelptoprepareyouforleadershipoutsideofyourcurrentfocus.YouhavebeenselectedfortheFellowshipbecauseofyourknowledgeandleadershipinyourcurrentarea,buttheFellowshipisrootedinthebeliefthatasyourcareeradvances,youwillneedabroaderknowledgeset.ThisFellowshipprovidesyouwiththeuniqueopportunitytodelveintoothersectorsandexploretopicsthatyouwouldnotbeexposedtoduringthecourseofyourdailywork.Wehopethatthiscrossdisciplinaryapproachwillalsohelpyoudevelopcreativesolutionstochallengesthatyouarefacinginyourdailylife.AcademicContent:SiteVisits:DiscoveryPark,IndianapolisStateHouse,TuttleOrchards,Husk,IndianaStateMuseum,IndianapolisFeverBasketballGame,Chicago(SpecificsitesTBA),Subaru(Lafayette),AnimalScienceResearchandEducationCenter(ASREC),AgronomyCenterforResearchandEducation(ACRE),K105WASKRadioStation,andDowAgroSciences.LeadershipSessions:LaunchBoxisasuccessfulprogramcreatedbythePurdueFoundrytohelpinventors/foundersfindthevaluepropositionoftheirideabyexploringpotentialmarkets,customers,andfinancialmodels.FellowswillmovethroughadaptedLaunchBoxmodulesusingtheirownagricultureandengineering-relatedbusinessideasorinnovations.LaunchBoxsessionswillbefacilitatedbyanEntrepreneurinResidenceandotherFoundrystaff.Fellowswillidentifytheirinnovation/concept,andfacultymentorsandpeercollaboratorswithcomplementaryinterestswillbematchedwithFellowstoprovideimportantconnectionstocampusandcommunityresources.CommunityService:FellowswilllearntheimportanceofcivicengagementtoPurdueandU.S.societyandhavetheopportunitytoengageinweeklycommunityserviceopportunitieswithavarietyoforganizations.Followingeachweek’scommunityserviceopportunity,Institutestaffwillfacilitateareflectionperiodto“unpack”theexperience.Communityservicepartners,abriefdescriptionoftheorganizations,andnatureoftheserviceactivityplannedwitheachpartnerfollows.Notethateffortsweremadetoselectsomeorganizationsthatareconnectedtothesubthemesofagricultureandengineering.CivicandCulturalActivities:PurdueislocatedinaquintessentialAmericancommunity;Fellowswillbenefitfromsmall-townAmericanhospitalityinadditiontotherichandstimulatingintellectualuniversitycommunity.PurdueislocatedinWestLafayette,Indiana,atownofapproximately30,000,justacrosstheWabashRiverfromLafayette,atownof70,000.PurdueisonehourfromIndianapolis
andtwohoursfromChicagobycar,soinadditiontoenjoyingthenumeroussmalltownfestivalsandcampuseventsandactivitiesofthegreaterLafayettearea,adaytriptoIndianapolis,andanovernighttriptoChicagowillbehighlightsoftheInstitute.Inasocialcapacity,Fellowswillbeprovidedwithopportunitiestoengageinnumerouscommunityevents.WewillshareacalendarofcommunityeventsinJuneandJuly.TheTasteofTippecanoe,FourthofJulyfireworks,andartsfairsarejustafewofthepossibilities.FellowswillalsopartakeinanAmericanhomehospitalitydinnerinwhichFellows(ingroupsoftwotofour)willbeinvitedtodinnerinlocalhomes.Fellowswillbeprovidedwithascheduleofsuggestedculturalactivitiesfortheirentirestayandwewillcoordinateoutingsandtransportationtoatleasttwoeventsperweek.MandelaWashingtonFellowshipSummitPreparation:SummitPreparationsessionswillbeusedtogivefellowsachancetopracticetheirnetworkingandpublicspeakingskills.AvarietyofspeakerswillbeinvitedtofacilitatetheseclassroomsessionsandwillbeinvolvedinguidingtheFellowsastheypreparefortheSummit.TheFellowswillbebrokenintosmallergroupsandwillparticipateinexercisesthatareintendedtohelpthempracticetheirpitches,gainconfidencegivingtheirignitetalks,andstrengthentheirnetworkingskills.EachweekwillbuildontheskillsthattheFellowspracticedduringthepreviousweekandwilladdresstheweeklythemeoftheInstitute.
PROGRAMSPONSORTheU.S.DepartmentofState,BureauofEducationalandCulturalAffairs(ECA)
PROGRAMADMINISTRATOR
InternationalResearch&ExchangesBoard(IREX)
HOSTINSTITUTIONPurdueUniversity
Seng-LiangHall,Room4531516NorthwesternAvenueWestLafayette,IN47906
InstituteStaff
AcademicDirector:MarciaCroft,AcademicDirector
AdministrativeDirector:MariaKhlebnikova,AdministrativeDirector
Additionalkeystaff:PI:AlexMoseson,ManagingDirectorforGlobalEngineeringPrograms
Co-PI:HeidiArola,ManagingDirectorforGlobalPartnerships
Co-PI:GaryBurniske,ManagingDirectorfortheCenterforGlobalFoodSecurity
Co-PI:GregDeason,SeniorVicePresidentandDirectorofInnovationandEntrepreneurship,PurdueResearchFoundation(PRF)
Co-PI:TorbertRocheford,PattersonEndowedChair/ProfessorofAgronomy
Co-PI:Lionel“Bo”Beaulieu,Director,PurdueCenterforRegionalDevelopment;AssistantDirector,ExtensionCommunityDevelopmentProgram
Key:SarahPatel,AssociateDirectorfortheInstituteforSocialEmpowermentthroughEntrepreneurshipandKnowledge(ISEEK),KrannertSchoolofManagement
Key:JulianaCasavan,EntrepreneurialProgramsManager,PurdueFoundry(PRF)
Pleasenote:Alleventsthroughouttheprogramaremandatoryunlessotherwisestated.
WELCOMEWEEKEND
SATURDAY,JUNE17BreakfastinDiningHalls10:00-11:00 WalktoFreshCityMarketGroceryStore(optional)
Triptonearbygrocerystoreforanyimmediateneeds.11:00-12:00 TourofFrancesCordovaRecreationCenter(optional) One-hourtourofgymfacilities.Membershipisoptional.12:00-1:00 LunchprovidedBreak4:00onwards CulturalEvent-TasteofTippecanoe
CulturaleventindowntownLafayettefeaturinglocalfoodvendors,music,andinteractionwiththecommunity.
SUNDAY,JUNE18BreakfastinDiningHalls11:00-2:00 FieldTriptoLocalPark Dress:Casual/Sport
Picniclunchprovided,opportunitiesforshorthikesalsoavailable.3:00-5:00 GroceryShopping(optional)
VolunteerswilldrivefellowstomoredistantgrocerystoressuchasWalmartforanyadditionalsuppliesneeded.
Dinnerwillbeprovided
WEEK1|Orientation&CreatingSharedExpectations|Agricultureand
Economy
GOALS
(1) ProvideFellowswithabriefoverviewofU.Shighereducation,campusandcommunityresources(2) Developasharedunderstandingofthegroup’sstrengths,weaknesses,andcreateastrongespritde
corps;(3) Reviewbasicbusinessprinciples;(4) ExaminetheimportanceofagricultureinIndiana’seconomyandlearnhowitisimportanttoeachofthe
Fellow’shomecountryeconomy(5) Introducetheentrepreneurshipproject(LaunchBox)
MONDAY,JUNE19Fellowsshouldtakebreakfastontheirown,andbereadytoleavetheThirdStreetSuiteslobbyby8:20AM.Avolunteer/staffwillleadthegroupfromThirdStreetSuitestoKrachStudentLeadershipCenter.8:30-9:00am Welcomingremarks,KRCH270
GebisaEjeta,Director,CenterforGlobalFoodSecurity,DiscoveryPark9:00-10:00am Staff&fellowintroductions
Prepareoneslide(noanimationsorvideos)thatrepresentsyourselfandyourpersonality.Theslideshouldinclude,butisnotlimitedtothefollowing:yourname,photoofyourself,mapshowingyourhometown,whyyou’rehere,whatyou’remostinterestedinlearningduringtheMWF,andinterests/activities/hobbies.Slides(preferablysavedasaPDForJPEG)[email protected],June9.Fellowswillhaveoneminutetointroducethemselves.Staffwillhavecompletedthesameassignment.
10:00-11:30 InstituteOverviewandExpectationsandWeek1OverviewAdiscussionabouttheInstitutephilosophy,thestaff’sphilosophyonteachingandlearning,andexpectedoutcomes.Financialinformation,emergencyprocedures,accesstomedicalcare,internationalcalling,andotherlifestyleandoperationalissueswillbecovered.TheInstitutestaffandFellowsareaskedtojointlyacknowledgeandrespectdiversityinallitsform(e.g.religious,sexualorientationandgender,ethnic,socio-economic,political).
TransitiontoDiningCourts11:30-1:00 LunchwithJohnSautter,PurdueAlumniAssociation
Fellowswillgainabetterunderstandingofthefacilitiesavailableonandaroundcampus,andtheaccesstheyhavetothoseassets.Someoftheuniversity’shistoryandtraditionwillalsobeshared.
1:00-2:00 PracticalSession-HealthandSafety
JeffersonHowells,AssistantDirectorforCampusEmergencyPreparednessandPlanningReviewofemergencyproceduresandmedicalservicesinthecommunity.DiscussionaboutpersonalsafetyandsevereweatheronPurdue’scampusfacilitatedbythePurdueUniversityPoliceDepartmentandPurdueUniversityFireDepartment.AdviceregardingsevereweatherthreatsinIndiana.
2:00-2:15 ResidenceHallOrientation,ThirdStreetSuitesRoom1592:15-4:15 CampustourandDistributionofStudentIDs
Atouroftheuniversitygroundswithbreaksandstopsatsitesofparticularrelevance:PurdueMemorialUnion,AmazonStore,InternationalCenter,andlibraries.
Break5:30-7:30 InformalWelcomeReception,LWSN1130
Dinnerprovided.
TUESDAYJUNE208:30-9:30 IntroductiontoMorningReview,KRCH270 AlexMoseson,ManagingDirectorforGlobalEngineeringPrograms
MorningReviewwillbeanopportunitytoparticipateincontinuousfeedback,peer-to-peercommunicationandproblemsolving,networking,personalandprofessionaldevelopment,andculturalappreciation.
9:30-10:45 PracticalSession-CulturalAdaptation CarrieAnneThomas,InterculturalProgramsSpecialist
AdiscussionaboutculturaldiversityandcultureshockbothintheoryandasithasbeenexperiencedbytheFellowsintheirinitialdaysoftheInstitute.
Break11:00-12:30 LaunchBoxSession What’syouridea?12:30-1:30 Lunch1:30-3:30 AcademicSession-StrategicDoing
ScottHutcheson,SeniorAssociate,PurdueCenterforRegionalDevelopmentStrategicDoingisasignatureprogramofPurdue’sCenterforRegionalDevelopmentwhichteachespeoplehowtoformcollaborationsquickly,movethemtowardmeasurableoutcomesandmakeadjustmentsalongtheway.FellowswillfindthissessionrelevanttothedevelopmentoftheirUSADFapplicationsastheyconsiderassetstoleverageinsettingupabusiness.
3:30-6:30 Leadership&TeambuildingActivity BoilerRopesChallengeDinneronyourownWEDNESDAYJUNE21
8:30-9:30 BreakfastandMorningReview9:30-10:45 WelcomingRemarksandDiscoveryParkTour WelcomingremarksprovidedbyDr.TommySors
DiscoveryParkisa40-acre(160,000m2)interdisciplinaryandmultidisciplinaryresearchparklocatedonPurdueUniversity'scampus.DiscoveryParkanditsmajorcentersleadPurdue'slarge-scaleinterdisciplinaryresearchefforts:allowingmultidisciplinarygroupstocometogetherandrespondtograndchallengesandopportunities.
Break11:00-12:30 Meetupwithfaithandcommunityresources CommunityleadersandBlackCulturalCenterStaff
ReneeA.Thomas,DirectorBarakaCorley,ProgramandFacilityManager,BlackCulturalCenterFellowswillhavetheopportunitytomeetandconnectwithspiritualandfaithcommunityleaders,aswellastheresourcesavailablethroughtheBlackCulturalCenter.
12:30-1:30 Lunch1:30-4:00 LaunchBox:ArticulatingIdeas4:00-5:00 AcademicSession-EngagingUnderprivilegedYouth
JenniferDeBoer,AssistantProfessor,EngineeringEducationDhineshRadhakrishnan,GraduateStudent,EngineeringEducationProfessorDeBoer’sworkaddressesthecomplexsocial,cultural,andeconomicbackgroundfactorsthatfacilitatediversestudents'pathsthroughtheengineeringeducationsystemaroundtheworld.Shewillfacilitateadiscussionabouttheopportunitiesfornon-traditionalengineeringeducationandseekfeedbackonacurriculumdeliveryplatformsheisco-developingwithpartnersinKenya.
Break7:00-9:00 GroupdinneratLaScala,312MainSt,Lafayette
LocalgrowersandsupplierswilljointheFellowsfordinner.DinnerwillbeatnocosttotheFellows.
FellowswillreturnviaCityBusTHURSDAY,JUNE228:30-9:30 BreakfastandMorningReview9:30-10:30 LeadershipSession-PreparingandDeliveringanEffectivePresentation JoelEbarb,ProfessorofVisualandPerformingArts
FellowsandfacilitatorswillsharetipsforcreatingeffectivepresentationusingPowerPoint,Prezi,andothervisualtools,anddiscussstrategiesforengagingtheaudiencethrougheffectivepublicspeaking.
10:30-12:00 PracticalSession-Learningthroughservice LindseyPayne,ServiceLearningCoordinatorfortheCenterforInstructionalExcellence
AmyWood,DirectorofVolunteerEngagement,UnitedWayofGreaterLafayette
Dr.PayneandMs.WoodwillprovidetheFellowswithanunderstandingofthevarietyofservicesvolunteersandcommunity-basedorganizationsprovidetoAmericansocietyandgreaterLafayetteinspecific.ShewillalsoasktheFellowstosharethemodelsofserviceandengagementpresentintheirowncommunities.
12:00-1:00 LunchatPurdueCampusFarmer’sMarket(weatherpermitting)1:00-3:00 LaunchBox:Step-by-Step3:00-3:30 PracticalSession-Elevatorpitchpractice&networking HeidiArola,ManagingDirector,GlobalPartnerships3:30-5:00 PreparationforSummit Fellowswillpracticetheirpitchesandnetworking5:00 CityBusOrientation&GroceryShopping(optional)DinneronyourownFRIDAY,JUNE23Breakfastonyourown8:30-10:00 NetworkingatFoundryGrounds10:00-12:00 Grantwritingworkshop GeorgeOkantey,CommunityandTalentDevelopment,MarionCounty Discussionoftipsforpreparingaqualityproposalandgeneralgrantsmanship.12:00-2:00 LunchandPracticalSession-Consensusbuilding&solicitingfeedback
StaceyConnaughton, AssociateProfessorandtheAssociateHeadofSchoolattheBrianLambSchoolofCommunication,DirectorofthePurduePeaceProgramFellowswillbeempoweredtoforman“evaluationcommittee”tofacilitateweeklyfeedbacksessionsamongthemselvesandreportoutonstrengths,areasforimprovement,andhowtheInstitutecanbettermeettheneedsoftheFellows.
2:00-3:00 AcademicSession-Marketbuildingandsupplychaindevelopment DieudonnéBaributsa,ResearchAssociateProfessor,Entomology
Dr.BaributsawillsharehisexperienceincommercializingthePurdueImprovedCropStorage(PICS)bagsacrossSub-SaharanAfrica,andseekfeedbackfromtheFellowsonhismodel.
3:00-5:00 PracticalSession-Leadershipstyles,BlackCulturalCenter GuyHarris,MasterTrainerandCoach,WorkplaceConflictResolutionExpert BarakaCorley,ProgramandFacilityManager,BlackCulturalCenter
Afacilitateddiscussionaboutvariousstylesofleadership,howtheyareperceivedandvalued,andateambuildingexercisetoobservevariousleadershipstylesinaction.
Break6:00-9:00 Welcomereception,MatchBoxCo-WorkingStudio Dress:Businessortraditional
Welcomingremarksprovidedbyspecialguests:TonyRoswarski,MayorofLafayettea andJohnDennis,MayorofWestLafayette.Othersinattendancewillinclude
localbusinessownersandentrepreneurs,Purduefacultyandstaff,andindividualswhoappliedtoserveaspeercollaborators.Fellowswillbeprovidedwithalistofpeercollaboratorstomeet,andpotentialpeercollaboratorswillalsobeprovidedwithalistofFellowshavingsharedinterests.
Returnto3rdStreetviaCityBusSATURDAY,JUNE24Allmealsonyourown10:00-12:00 USADFApplicationPreparationWorkshop(optional)Lunchonyourown2:30-5:30 IndianaFiddler’sGathering
TheIndianaFiddler’sGatheringisathree-dayacousticmusicfestivalfeaturingthebestinold-time,bluegrass,swingjazzfiddle,stringband,Celticandethnicmusicononestage.Aschedulefortransportationwillbeprovided.
5:30-7:00 TraveltimetoIndianapolis7:00pm IndianaFeverBasketballGame,BankersLifeFieldhouseSUNDAY,JUNE25Allmealsonyourown(timeTBA) EidAl-FitrCelebration,IslamicSocietyofGreaterLafayette(optional)
WEEK2|Ideation&GoalSetting|Post-HarvestTechnologies
GOALS:
(1) Explorepost-harvestchallengesandbusinessopportunities(2) Reviewbasicbusinessprinciples(3) Reviewbasicentrepreneurshipprinciples(4) Practiceleadership
MONDAY,JUNE268:30-9:30 BreakfastandMorningReview9:30-10:00 Week2Overview10:00-12:00 USADFApplicationPreparation(optional),MRGNCafe12:00-1:30 LunchwithJayAkridge,Dean,CollegeofAgriculture
Inadditiontohisadministrativepost,DeanAkridgehasexaminedthebuyingbehaviorofcommercialagriculturalproducers,innovationsinmarketingstrategiesbyagribusinessfirms,andadoptionofnewtechnologybyagribusiness–alltopicshewouldbehappytodiscussoverlunchwiththeFellows.
1:30-2:30 AcademicSession-TechnologyAdoptionJessLowenberg-Deboer,ProfessorofExcellenceinInternationalEntrepreneurshipDr.Lowenberg-Deboerhas30yearsofworldwideexperienceinagriculturalresearch,teaching,outreachandadministration.Hisresearchfocusesontheeconomicsofagriculturaltechnology.Hewillfacilitateadiscussionaboutthetheconstraintsentrepreneursmustconsiderwhenbringinganewtechnologytothemarket.
2:30-3:30 AcademicSession-EntrepreneurialEcosystemsMichaelWilcox,SeniorAssociateatthePurdueCenterforRegionalDevelopmentDr.Wilcox'sextensionandresearchworkintegratestheeconomic,environmentalandsocialdimensionsofsustainabilityintoentrepreneurship,workforcedevelopment,bioenergy,populationdynamicsandlanduse.HehasbeeninvolvedintropicaltreecropsmarketinginwesternAfricaandconservationagricultureinsouthernAfrica.HealsoservedintheUSPeaceCorpsinCameroon.
3:30-4:30 AcademicSession-Marketing ScottDowney,AssociateProfessorofAgriculturalEconomics
Dr.DowneyisalsoanAssociateDirectoroftheCenterforFoodandAgriculturalBusiness.Heisafrequentspeakerandconsultantforagribusinessindustrysalesteamsonprofessionaldevelopmenttopicslikeprecisionselling,salesmanagementandcompetitivesalesstrategiesandwilldiscussthesetopicswithFellows.
Break5:30-7:00 DinnermixerwithstudentsfromEngineeringLeadershipMinor
TUESDAY,JUNE278:30-9:30 BreakfastandMorningReview9:30-10:30 Networkingcoffeehourwithpeercollaborators,MRGNCafe10:30-12:00 USADFApplicationPreparation(optional),MRGNCafe12:00-1:00 LunchwithTomasDiazdelaRubia,ExecutiveDirector,DiscoveryPark1:00-2:00 AcademicSession-GlobalEnergyTrends PankajSharma,AssociateDirectorofOperationsandInternationalAffairs,DiscoveryPark
Dr.Sharmawilldiscussglobaltrends,renewableenergy,andopportunitiesforinnovation.
2:00-4:30 LaunchBox:Wheredoesyourideafit?DinneronyourownWEDNESDAY,JUNE288:30-9:30 BreakfastandMorningReview9:00-3:00 CommunityservicewithNICHESLandTrust
Fellowsshouldwearlongpants,closed-toedshoesandbringalongsleevelayer.Bringwater.Insectrepellentwillbeprovided.
9:00 Depart3rdStreetSuites9:30 ArriveandunloadatMoyer-Gould9:45-10:15 HikewithNICHESOverview/Contextualization10:15-2:00 Trailworkwithbreakforlunch-provided2:30 Departforcampus3:00 Arriveat3rdStreetSuites4:00-5:00 Reflectiononserviceactivities,MRGN121 LindseyPayne,ServiceLearningCoordinatorfortheCenterforInstructionalExcellence
Uponreturningfromtheday’scommunityserviceassignment,Fellowswillbeaskedtoreflectontheirexperiencewiththeorganizationtheyserved,theactivitytheyengagedin,andtheindividualstheyinteractedwith.
DinneronyourownTHURSDAY,JUNE298:30-9:30 BreakfastandMorningReview9:30-12:00 LaunchBoxSession
Whoisyourcustomer?12:00-1:00 Lunchonyourown1:00-2:30 AcademicSession-Humanresources
AdedayoAdeniyi,DirectorofLeadership&OrganizationalDevelopmentMr.Adeniyi’sresponsibilitiesatPurdueincludeleadershipandmanagerialdevelopmentandconductingstaffevaluations.Adedayowillshareinsightsregardinghumanresourcesdevelopmentandmanagement,anddiscusssomeofthechallengesandopportunitiesFellowsmightconsiderwhenhiringstafffortheirbusiness.
2:30-3:30 AcademicSession-GlobalFoodTrade:FoodCrisis,PriceShocks,andDevelopingCountryImpactsPhilAbbott,ProfessorofAgriculturalEconomicsDr.Abbottwillbeafacilitateddiscussionontheeconomy-wideimpactsofglobaltradeandenvironmentalpolicies.
3:30-5:00 PreparationforSummitPresentationsArnoldChen,ManagingDirectorofBurtonD.MorganCenterforEntrepreneurshipDr.Chenwillleadadiscussionofbestpracticesforbusinesspitchesandhowtocreateasuccessfulpitch.
5:00onward USADFApplicationSubmissionAssistanceVolunteersandinternswillassistfellowsapplyingfortheUSADFgranttomeetallgrantdeadlinesandsubmittheirapplicationsbeforeFriday,June30th
DinneronyourownFRIDAY,JUNE30---USADFGrantsDue----7:30am DepartforfieldtriptoIndianapolis9:00-9:45 StateHouseTour
Thisguidedtourallowsgueststoenteravailableofficesandchamberswithaguide.Itiscomprehensiveanddiscussesallthreebranchesofgovernment,thehistoryandarchitectureofthebuilding.
10:00-11:00 MeetingwithTedMcKinney,DirectoroftheIndianaStateDepartmentofAgriculture, 1NCapitolAve,FirstFloorConferenceRoomWithmorethan25yearsofagricultureleadershipexperience,DirectorMcKinneybringsextensiveknowledgeandanunderstandingofIndianaandglobalagriculturetoISDA.PriortojoiningISDA,hewasDirectorofGlobalCorporateAffairsforElancoAnimalHealth,asubsidiaryofEliLillyandCompany.
11:45-2:00 TuttleOrchardsFellowswillhavelunchonthefarm,featuringlocalproduceandahayridetouroftheorchards.TuttleOrchardsisanexampleofagro-tourismandhorticulture-featuringtopqualityawardwinningapples,plants,pumpkins,andlocalfood.
2:30-7:00pm TynerPondFarmsTynerPondFarmsraisesgrass-fedbeef,pasturedpork,turkey,andlambwhilecollaboratingwithlocallike-mindedfarmerstosupplythelargermarketinIndianapolis.
Fellowswilltourthefarm(s),learnabouttheirsupplychainmanagement,andhavedinnerattheirrestaurant.
ReturntransportationfromIndianapolistoPurduewillbeprovidedonFridayeveningfollowingdinner;however,fellowswillhavetheoptiontostayinIndianapolisovertheweekendattheirownexpense(includingreturntransportationandaccommodation).Optionsfortransportation,lodging,andsuggestedactivitieswillbeshared.FellowsmustbebackoncampusbytheendofthedayonSunday,July2.SATURDAY,JULY1Freeday-allmealsonyourownSUNDAY,JULY2AllmealsonyourownOpportunityforfellowstocompletetheirSelf-EvaluationsandreflectontheirLeadershipDevelopmentPlans
WEEK3|UnderstandingtheMarket|FoodProcessing&ProductDesignGOALS:
(1) Explorebusinessopportunitiesinfoodprocessing(2) Buildanawarenessofhowtounderstandandidentifymarketsandpotentialcustomers(3) Practiceorganizationalleadership
MONDAY,JULY38:30-9:30 BreakfastandMorningReview9:30-10:00 Week3Overview10:00-2:00 Communityserviceassignment
Dependingondurationandtimingofcommunityserviceassignment,thistimecanalsobeusedtoarrangemeetingwithlocalcommunitymembers,peercollaborators,andbusinessmentors.
2:00-3:00 Reflectiononserviceactivities,NLSN1215 LindseyPayne,ServiceLearningCoordinatorfortheCenterforInstructionalExcellence
Uponreturningfromtheday’scommunityserviceassignment,Fellowswillbeaskedtoreflectontheirexperiencewiththeorganizationtheyserved,theactivitytheyengagedin,andtheindividualstheyinteractedwith.
3:00-4:00 Post-harvestInnovationsBettyBugusu,ManagingDirector,InternationalFoodTechnologyCenter;ProfessorofFoodSciencesMoustaphaMoussa,PhDStudent,WhistlerCenterforCarbohydrateResearchDr.BugusuandMr.Moussawillleadadiscussionabouttheimpactofnewtechnologiesandneedforinnovationtopreventpost-harvestlossandpromoteglobalfoodsecurity.
4:00-5:00 TourofFoodSciencePilotLaboratory(NelsonHall)ErikKurdelak,Manager,PilotLaboratoryOperatingasamodelmanufacturingarea,thePilotLaboratoryallowsmanufacturerstoseehowaprocessworksbeforecommittingtofullproduction.Wetchemistry,microbiology,andfoodproductdevelopmentlaboratoriesarealsoavailabletosolverelatedchallenges.
Break6:30-8:00 AmericanCookingDemonstration,FreshCityMarket
FreshCityMarket’sHeadChefwillputtogetheramenuofAmericanfavoritesanddemonstratecookingtechniques.Fellowswillgetachancetosamplethewholemenuandtakehoperecipestotryontheirown.
TUESDAY,JULY4
Breakfastandlunchonyourown4:00-10:00 Barbequeand4thofJulycelebration HomeofGary&AndreaBurniske Dress:CasualWEDNESDAY,JULY58:30-9:30 BreakfastandMorningReview9:30-11:30 LaunchBox,Specialhost:DavidFieldsofVICILabs,MRGN121
VICILabs,adivisionoftheServiceDisabledVeteranOwnedSmallBusinessT3TigerTechintheWashington,DCmetropolitanareawill,incollaborationwithLaunchBox,traveltoPurduetoprovideeachFellowwithadetailedbusinessconceptanalysisusingtheirproprietaryVICILabsIdeationAlgorithm.
11:30-12:30 Lunch12:30-1:30 AcademicSession-Processing,packaging,andstorageoflocalfood,MANN101 JodeeEllett,LocalFoodsCoordinatorforPurdueExtension
AsPurdue’sfirstlocalfoodscoordinator,Ellettidentifiespeopleandcommunitiesthatarealreadybuildingconnectionsbetweenfarmersandconsumersandworkwiththemtomakethestatewidesystemstronger.
1:30-2:30 AcademicSession-LocalFoodSystems,MANN101 AndreaBurniske,ProgramManager,I2DLab,GlobalEngineeringPrograms
Adiscussionabouttrendsinlocalfoodproductionandprocessingthatcanleadtotherevivalofruralcommunitiesandarebirthofthecultureofgrowingfood.
2:30-3:30 AcademicSession-Technology-basedtoolsforentrepreneurs,MANN101AlokChaturvedi,ProfessorintheKrannertSchoolofManagementDr.Chaturvediwillsharesometech-basedtoolsforrunningabusinessandencourageFellowstosharetheimportanceandchallengesassociatedwithrunningabusinessviaanICTplatform.
3:30-4:30 AcademicSession-BiofortifiedmaizeintheUS&Africa,MANN101 TorbertRocheford,PattersonEndowedChair,ProfessorofAgronomyDinneronyourownTHURSDAY,JULY68:30-9:30 MorningReview&Breakfast9:30-11:30 LaunchBoxSession,Specialhost:DavidFields11:30-12:30 DevelopingASuccessfulBusinessModelandFinancingStrategy AmandaThompson,Entrepreneur-in-Residence,BurtonD.MorganCenter
Dr.Thompsonwilldiscusssuccessfulbusinessmodels,drawingonherextensiveexperienceininternationalfinanceandventurecapital.
12:30-1:30 LunchandDiscussionofGraduateSchoolApplicationandAdmissionProcess,MRGN121
LeeGordon,DirectorofGraduateAdmissionsMr.Gordonwilldiscussopportunitiesinhighereducationalongwithapanelofcurrentgraduatestudents.
1:30-3:30 LaunchBoxSession:Human-CenteredDesign&Development,Specialhost:DavidFields3:30-5:00 PreparationforSummit
AlexMoseson,ManagingDirectorforGlobalEngineeringProgramsAdiscussionaboutpublicspeakinginbusinesscontextsingeneralandspecificguidelinesfortheIgniteTalksthatwilltakeplaceatthePresidentialSummit.
DinneronyourownFRIDAY,JULY78:30-10:00 Breakfast&FoundryGrounds(optional)10:00-11:00 AcademicSession-BuildingAnother’sDream:TheHumanDimensionsofSocial
EnterpriseSuccessAndreaTrice,SeniorFellow,SagamoreInstituteDr.TricewilldiscussherupcomingbookforpractitionersthatcontrastshowWesternersandSouthernersapproachsocialenterprise.
11:00-12:00 Self-evaluationandfeedbackonWeek312:00-1:00 LunchwithSureshGarimella,ExecutiveVicePresidentforResearchandPartnerships1:00-2:00 AcademicSession-BreweryOperations&Technologies BrianFarkas,DepartmentHead,FoodScience2:30-5:00 TourofPeople’sBrewingCompany ChrisJohnson,HeadBrewer
People’sprovideshighqualityhand-craftedbeerandeducationofthecraftbeerindustrytothepeopleofLafayetteandthestateofIndianawhileprovidingcommunityleadershipwithenvironmentallyfriendlybusinesspractices.
DinneronyourownSATURDAY,JULY8BreakfastandLunchonyourownHospitalityDinnersSUNDAY,JULY9BreakfastandDinneronyourown12:00-3:00 PicnicwiththeGreaterLafayetteImmigrants’Alliance,HappyHollowPark,Shelter#4Self-evaluationandReflectiononLDP(optional)
WEEK4|IDENTIFYINGANDADDINGVALUE|LABORSAVINGTECHNOLOGIESANDENERGY
GOALS:
(1) Explorebusinessopportunitiesinagriculturalmechanizationandbioenergy(2) Examinehowentrepreneursacrosssectorsidentityopportunityspace(3) Refinepresentationdevelopmentskills
MONDAY,JULY108:30-9:30 BreakfastandMorningReview9:30-10:00 Week4Overview10:00-11:15 AcademicSession-PurdueUtilityPlatform
JohnLumkes,AssociateProfessor,Agricultural&BiologicalEngineeringDr.Lumkeswillleadafacilitateddiscussionaboutruraltransportationchallenges,transportationsystemsandfreightandlogisticsplanning,linkagesbetweentransportation,energy,andenvironment.
11:15-12:15 AcademicSession-RunninganEffectiveBusinessMeetingBrianChupp,OrganizationalBehaviorandHumanResources,KrannertSchoolofManagementDr.Chuppwilldiscussstrategiesforensuringthatbusinessmeetingsmeettheirobjective(s),runefficiently,andengagetheirparticipants.
12:15-1:15 Lunch1:15-2:45 AcademicSession-BiofuelEconomics
WallaceTyner,Professor,AgriculturalEconomicsProfessorTyner’sresearchinterestsareintheareaofenergy,agricultural,andnaturalresourcepolicyanalysisandstructuralandsectoraladjustmentindevelopingeconomies.Hisworkinenergyeconomicshasencompassedoil,naturalgas,coal,oilshale,biomass,ethanolfromagriculturalsources,andsolarenergy.Muchofhisrecentworkhasfocusedoneconomicandpolicyanalysisforbiofuels.
Break3:00-5:00 NetworkingwithPeerCollaborators(optional)DinneronyourownTUESDAY,JULY118:30-9:30BreakfastandMorningReview10:00-11:30 SummitPreparation11:30-12:30 Lunch12:30-1:30 AcademicSession-Post-harvestdryingandstorage
KleinIleleji,AssociateProfessorAgricultural&BiologicalEngineering
Adiscussionofpost-harvesttechnologiesandgaps/opportunitiesinagriculturaltechnologies.
1:30-2:30 AcademicSession-EngineeringandEntrepreneurship SpeakerTBA2:30-4:00 LeadershipSession-DevelopingSelf-AwarenessinLeadership BenDunford,AssociateProfessorofManagement
Dr.DunfordwillleadaninteractiveactivitydesignedtohelpFellowsassesstheirownleadershipstylesandtechniques.
DinneronyourownWEDNESDAY,JULY128:30-9:30 BreakfastandMorningReview9:00-4:00 Communityserviceassignment
Dependingondurationandtimingofcommunityserviceassignment,thistimecanalsobeusedtoarrangemeetingwithlocalcommunitymembers,peercollaborators,andbusinessmentors
4:00-5:00 Reflectiononserviceactivities,MRGN121 LindseyPayne,ServiceLearningCoordinatorfortheCenterforInstructionalExcellence
Uponreturningfromtheday’scommunityserviceassignment,Fellowswillbeaskedtoreflectontheirexperiencewiththeorganizationtheyserved,theactivitytheyengagedin,andtheindividualstheyinteractedwith.
5:00-8:00 NetworkingEventwithTippyConnect,Digby’sPub&Patio,133N4thSt,Lafayette,INTippyConnectisanorganizationforyoungprofessionalsintheTippecanoeCountyarea.Thisorganizationwascreatedwiththegoalsofjoiningfortheopportunitytogrowasprofessionals,shareideas,takeleadershiprolesandgivebacktothecommunitywheretheylive,workandraisefamilies.
FellowswillreturnviaCityBus THURSDAY,JULY13Preparetodepartby9:009:00-11:30 Traveltimeandbreakforlunch11:30-5:30 SiteVisitsinChicago
FellowswilljoinB&ETrackFellowsfromNotreDameandNorthwesternforavarietyofsitevisitsintheChicagoarea.Furtherdetailstofollow.
8:00 CheckintohotelFRIDAY,JULY148:30-12:30 Fellows’choiceinChicago
Providealistofpotentialsites.1:00-4:00 FreetimetoexploreChicagoReturntoLafayette,INviaAmtrak,ifdesiredSATURDAY,JULY15AllmealsonyourownFellowshavetheoptiontostayinChicagoorreturntoPurdueSUNDAY,JULY16AllmealsonyourownSelf-evaluationandReflectiononLDP(optional)
WEEK5|Preparing&Planning|EngineeringInnovation&SustainabilityGOALS:
(1) Explorethebusinessopportunitiesinmanufacturingandotherengineeringsectors(2) Explorethetrendsininfrastructure,energy,andinformationandcommunicationtechnologies(3) Developandunderstandingoftheinterconnectednessofbusiness,engineering,and
environmentalandsocialsustainability(4) Refinepresentationdeliveryskills
MONDAY,JULY178:30-9:30 BreakfastandMorningReview9:30-10:00 Week5Overview10:00-11:00 AcademicSession-CyberInfrastructure’sroleinbusinessdevelopment SpeakerTBA
Thespeakerwillshareexamplesofweb-baseddatatechnologiesthatarereshapingmedicalandscientificcommunitiesofresearchandpractice,andseekinputfromFellowsonareaswhereweb-basedtechnologiescanandaremakinganimpact.
11:00-12:00 AcademicSession-Watertreatmentinlowresourcesettings ChadJafvert,Professor,CivilEngineeringandEnvironmentalandEcologicalEngineering
JohnHowarter,AssistantProfessor,MaterialsEngineeringandEnvironmentalandEcologicalEngineeringDr.JafvertandDr.Howarterwillleadadiscussionofthechallengesassociatedwithwatertreatmentandthetechnologiesemployedtotreatwater.
12:00-1:30 NetworkingLunchwithWomeninManagement,KrannertSchoolofManagement(womenonly)CandiLange,Director,JaneBrock-WilsonWomeninManagementCenter
1:30-3:00 AcademicSession-Globalperspectivesonsustainability RonTurco,AssistantDeanofAgriculturalandEnvironmentalResearch
Dr.TurcoaddressescriticalchallengesforIndianainwaterqualityandsoilhealth,andwilldiscussthesechallenges,alongwiththoseoftheAfricancontinentwiththeFellows.
3:00-4:00 AcademicSession-Sustainablelivestockmanagementpractices(cattle) GaryBurniske,ManagingDirectorfortheCenterforGlobalFoodSecurity GaryBurniskewilldiscusslivestocknutrition,housing,andmanagement,withafocuson
cattle.4:00-5:00 AcademicSession-Sustainablelivestockmanagementpractices(focusonpoultry,
swine,andothers) KolaAjuwon,AssociateProfessorofAnimalSciences
Dr.Ajuwonwilldiscusslivestocknutrition,housing,andmanagement,withafocusonpoultry,swine,andothertypesoflivestock.
Dinneronyourown
TUESDAY,JULY18(NELSONMANDELADAY)8:30-9:30 BreakfastandMorningReview9:30-11:30 LaunchBoxSession11:30-12:30 LunchwithMinorityEngineeringProgramsMITEAcademicBootCamp12:30-3:00 CommunityServiceActivity MinorityEngineeringProgramsMITEAcademicBootCamp FacilitatedbyAlexMoseson,ManagingDirectorforGlobalEngineeringPrograms
MinorityEngineeringProgramshoststwosummercampswithrising11thgradersandincomingPurduefreshmen.Fellowswillbeaskedtosharetheirstories,discussglobalengineeringchallenges,andworkhand-in-handwithstudentstosolveanengineeringdesignchallengeforemergingmarkets.
DinneronyourownWEDNESDAY,JULY197:00am-7:00pm DowAgroSciences
VisitstotheDowAgroSciencesshowfarm,DASheadquarters,meetingwithHungerSolutionsNetworkstaff,communityserviceattheIndianapolisHungerGarden,andaneveningreception.
THURSDAY,JULY20 8:00-9:00 BreakfastandMorningReview9:00-11:00 LaunchBoxSession-DeliveringanEffectivePresentation11:00-12:00 AcademicSession-AfricanAmericanStudiesProgram RonStephens,ProfessorofAfricanAmericanStudies
Dr.StephenswilldiscusstheAfricanAmericanStudiesProgramatPurdueUniversity,includingstudyabroadprograms,partnershipswithinternationaluniversities,andpotentialfutureconnections.
12:00-1:00 Lunch1:00-3:00 LaunchBoxSession3:00-5:00 SiteVisit-TourofCivilEngineeringLabs FacilitatedbyCivilEngineeringStaff/FacultyDinneronyourownFRIDAY,JULY218:30-10:00 NetworkingatFoundryGrounds(optional)10:00-11:00 TraveltimetoSiteVisit11:00-1:00 SiteVisit-SubaruFactoryTour
Subaruistheworld's22ndlargestautomakerandemploysover3,000peopleintheLafayettearea.The3millionsquarefoot(279,000m2)facilityinLafayettebuildsSubaruOutback,Impreza,andLegacymodels.Moreinformation:http://subaru-sia.wixsite.com/indiana.Lunchwillbeprovided
1:00-3:00 LaunchBoxSession3:00-4:00 LeadershipDevelopment-LeadershipinEngineering ArvindRaman,AssociateDean,GlobalEngineeringPrograms4:00-5:00 Self-evaluation&feedbackonWeek55:00-8:00 FarmTourandPlantScienceSocialNetworkingOpportunity FacilitatedbyTorbertRocheford,PattersonEndowedChair,ProfessorofAgronomy
HopKnoXiousFarmswillhostthemonthlyPlantScienceSocialwithmembersofPurdue’sAfricaInterestGroupandothersattending.
SATURDAY,JULY22Allmealsonyourown10:00-11:30 SummitPreparation(optional)1:00-5:00 ProphetstownStatePark(optional)
A1920’sfarmsteadhighlightingsustainableagriculture,homesteading,heirloomgardening,andfarmtotablecooking.Thestateparkalsofeatureshikingtrails,camping,swimming,hiking,biking,birding,wildlifeobservation,andmore.
SUNDAY,JULY23Allmealsonyourown1:00-4:00 Recordingradiocommercials,K105WASKRadioStation
Fellowswillhavetheopportunitytotouralocalradiostation,anddevelopandrecordtheirowncommercials.
WEEK6|PITCHES&PRESENTATIONS|BUSINESSOPERATIONS
GOALS:
(1) ExploreagribusinessinIndianaasanexampleofU.S.agribusinessoperations(2) Synthesizeinformation,skills,andtechniqueslearnedthroughoutwholeprogram(3) Refineanddemonstratepresentationdeliveryskills(4) Reflectoninstituteexperienceandplanhowtokeepmomentumgoing
MONDAY,JULY248:30-9:30 BreakfastandMorningReview9:30-10:00 Week6Overview10:00-12:00 AcademicSession-SocialEnterprise:Aviableandresponsiblebusinessmodel
AlokChaturvedi,ProfessorinKrannertSchoolofManagement12:00-3:00 SiteVisit-AnimalScienceResearchandEducationCenter
TheAnimalSciencesResearchandEducationCenter(ASREC)featuresunitsdedicatedtoaquaculture,dairy,beef,poultry,sheep,swine,farmoperations,andafeedmill.ThemissionofASRECistoprovideanimals,facilities,technicalassistanceandlabortoconductresearch,provideinstruction,andassistinextensioneducationalactivities.Moreinformation:https://ag.purdue.edu/ansc/ASREC/Pages/default.aspx.Lunchwillbeprovided
3:00-5:00 SiteVisit-AgronomyCenterforResearchEducationPurdue'sAgronomyCenterforResearchEducation(ACRE)isthe1134acreresearchfarmthatwasestablishedin1949asthecampus-basedagronomyfieldresearchstation.ACREfeatureshigh-throughputfieldphenotypingandunmannedaircraftforfieldapplications.Moreinformation:https://ag.purdue.edu/agry/acre/Pages/default.aspx.
DinneronyourownTUESDAY,JULY258:30-9:30 BreakfastandMorningReview9:30-10:30 AcademicSession-BiomedicalEngineering JacquelineLinnes,AssistantProfessor,BiomedicalEngineering
Dr.Linneswillleadafacilitateddiscussionabouttheopportunities,trends,andfutureofbiomedicaltechnologies,includingdiagnostics,3Dprinting,wearables,andmore.
10:30-11:30 CulturalWorkshop-DemocracyintheU.S. SpeakerTBA11:30-12:30 Lunch12:30-5:00 FinalPitchWorkshoppingTime(optional)5:30onward DinnerandFarmTour,HomeofJimandKathyMoseley
JimMoseleyisaPurduealumnusandformerDeputySecretaryoftheUnitedStatesDepartmentofAgriculture.HisfarminClarksHill,INfeaturesdiversecropsandlivestockandisbeingmanagedbymultiplegenerationsofMoseleys.
WEDNESDAY,JULY268:30-9:30 BreakfastandMorningReview9:00-4:00 Communityserviceassignment
Dependingondurationandtimingofcommunityserviceassignment,thistimecanalsobeusedtoarrangemeetingwithlocalcommunitymembers,peercollaborators,andbusinessmentors
4:00-5:00 Reflectiononserviceactivities,MRGN121 LindseyPayne,ServiceLearningCoordinatorfortheCenterforInstructionalExcellence
Uponreturningfromtheday’scommunityserviceassignment,Fellowswillbeaskedtoreflectontheirexperiencewiththeorganizationtheyserved,theactivitytheyengagedin,andtheindividualstheyinteractedwith.
DinneronyourownTHURSDAY,JULY278:30-9:30 BreakfastandMorningReview9:30-12:00 FinalPitches12:00-1:30 NetworkingLunchwithPeerCollaborators1:30-5:00 FinalPitchesDinneronyourownFRIDAY,JULY288:30-10:00 NetworkingatFoundryGrounds(optional)10:00-11:00 RemainingEngagedwithPurdue
InstituteStaffandPurdueAlumniAssociationRepresentativeAdiscussionofcommunicationplatformsforremainingconnectedwithPurdueandopportunitiesforcontinuedengagement
11:00-12:00 InstituteWrap-upandDiscussionofSummitLogistics12:00-1:00 Lunch1:00-2:00 Self-evaluationandfeedbackonWeek62:00-4:00 PreparationforSummitPresentationsBreak5:00-8:00 Receptionandclosingcelebration,PurdueHonorsCollege RemarksbyDanHirleman,ChiefCorporateandGlobalPartnershipsOfficer
SATURDAY,JULY29TBA DepartforWashington,DC LogisticswillbeannouncedSUNDAY,JULY30TBA DepartforWashington,DC Logisticswillbeannounced
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LeadershipSessionOverview
LeadershipSessionsaredesignedtoprovideFellowswithadditionalleadershipskillstoenhancetheirleadershipcapacityintheirhomecommunities.ThesessionswillfocusonthethemeofservantleadershipandwilldevelopFellows’abilitytocreativelysolveproblemsandworkwithinateamenvironment.FellowswillalsoworkontheirLeadershipDevelopmentPlans(LDPs)duringsomeofthesesessions.
TheInstitutewillembodythreephasesofleadership:personal,group,andorganization.Phase1(personalleadership)willincludeanindividualleadershipstyleinventorysoFellowscanbeginthinkingaboutthedifferentwaysinwhichleadershipmanifestsinindividuals.Phase2(groupleadership)willincludeteam-buildingactivities.Phase3(organizationalleadership)willbecomprisedofskills-buildingsessionsincludingrunninganeffectivebusinessmeeting,preparinganeffectivepresentation,deliveringaneffectivepresentation,solicitingfeedbackfromagroup,andbuildinggroupconsensus.FellowswilllearnandsharetipsandtricksforusingPowerPoint,Prezi,andotherpresentationsoftwareandhaveanopportunitytobevideo-tapedgivingapracticepresentationtorefinetheirpresentationskillsLeadershipstylesandteambuildingBest-WorstLeaderActivity:Thisactivitycreatesdiscussionaroundgeneralideasofwhatpeoplewantfromtheirleaders.Itcanalsoserveasa“touchpoint”forlaterdiscussionsintheprogramaspeopleareworkingtogethertodiscussissuesorsolveproblems.35Activity:Aninteractivesessiontogenerateagroupdevelopedandorderedlistofideasforapplyingaconcept,addressinganissue,oransweringtoaquestion.Thisactivitygetspeoplemoving,talkingwitheachother,andfocusingonakeyquestionorissue.ApplicationoftheDISCmodel:Anactivitytodevelopawarenessofwaystobetterunderstanddifferentperspectives,buildafoundationofunderstandingpeoplethatcanbegeneralizedtootherissues(culturaldifferences,genderdifferences,agedifferences,etc.).Preparinganddeliveringaneffectivepresentation:FellowsandfacilitatorswillsharetipsforcreatingeffectivepresentationusingPowerPoint,Prezi,andothervisualtools,anddiscussstrategiesforengagingtheaudiencethrougheffectivepublicspeaking.Runninganeffectivebusinessmeeting:Discussstrategiesforensuringthatbusinessmeetingsmeettheirobjective(s),runefficiently,andengagetheirparticipants.BoilerChallengeProgram:RopesCourse:Anopportunitytoworkonteamwork,communication,and
problemsolving.ExperiencePurdue&MinorityEngineeringProgramsSummerCamps:HighschoolstudentswillengagewithFellows.Fellowswillbeaskedtosharetheirstories,discussglobalengineeringchallenges,andworkhand-in-handwithstudentstosolveanengineeringdesignchallengeforemergingmarkets.
SITEVISITOVERVIEW
Sitevisitsareonetypeofexperientiallearningthatoftenareexcellentforbringingclassroomsessionstolife.TheyprovideFellowswithinsightintohowAmericansdealwithchallenges,bothsuccessfullyandunsuccessfully.FellowsshouldalsoviewthesevisitsasintroductionstoabroadnetworkofAmericanswhoseworkmighthaveapplicabilityintheirhomecountries.Thisisaprovisionallistofpotentialsitevisits,notaguaranteethatallsiteswillbevisited.Details(namesandbiographicalinformation)oftheindividualswewillbemeetingateachofthesesiteswillbeprovidedaspartofasitevisitpacketafewdaysbeforethetrip(s).AgronomyCenterforResearchandEducation(ACRE),WestLafayette,INhttps://ag.purdue.edu/agry/acreFacilityutilizedbyover50researchersfromeightdepartments,conductingapproximately180researchprojects.This1134-acrefarmfacilityislocatedsevenmilesnorthwestofcampus.Asuperintendentandfourtechniciansareemployedfull-timewithseasonalandstudentlaborasneeded.Studiesrangefrombasictoappliedresearchincluding:plantbreedingandgenetics,cropproductionandsoiltillagemanagement,plantphysiology,soilfertility,weedcontrol,diseaseandinsectresistanceandcontrol,andvarietyperformanceevaluationforcorn,soybeans,smallgrains,sorghumandalfalfa.AnimalSciencesResearchandEducationCenter(ASREC),WestLafayette,INhttps://ag.purdue.edu/ansc/ASREC/Pages/default.aspxTheASRECfeaturesunitsdedicatedtoaquaculture,dairy,beef,poultry,sheep,swine,farmoperations,andafeedmill.ThemissionofASRECistoprovideanimals,facilities,technicalassistanceandlabortoconductresearch,provideinstruction,andassistinextensioneducationalactivities.Husk,Greenfield,INhttp://huskfoods.com/Alocalfooddistributionsystemprovidingyear-roundaccesstoIndianafoods.TheHuskProcessingPlanthousescuttingmachines,freezers,andahostofspecialtyequipment.MuseumofBroadcastCommunications,Chicago,ILhttp://www.museum.tvAnAmericanmuseumwiththemissiontocollect,preserve,andpresenthistoricandcontemporaryradioandtelevisioncontent.People’sBrewingCompany,Lafayette,INhttp://www.peoplesbrew.com/Abrewingfacilityforsmall-batchbeer.
Subaru,Lafayette,INhttp://www.subaru-sia.comSubaruofIndianaAutomotive,Inc.(SIA),asubsidiaryofFujiHeavyIndustries,Ltd.,ishomeofNorthAmericanSubaruproduction.ModelsbuiltattheLafayette,IndianaplantincludetheSubaruLegacyandOutback.SIAemploysover5,400Associates,andeveryAssociateiscommittedtoquality,safetyandenvironmentalstewardship.SRAM:WorldBicycleRelief,Chicago,ILhttp://www.worldbicyclerelief.orgAsocialenterpriseprovidingspecially-designed,locallyassembledbicyclestoentrepreneurs,healthcareworkersandstudentsacrossruralAfricathroughsustainablework-to-ownandstudy-to-ownprograms.TuttleOrchards,Greenfield,INhttp://www.indianapolisorchard.com/Athrivingexampleofagro-tourismandhorticulture.TuttleOrchardshasbeenafavoriteorcharddestinationinthegreaterIndianapolisareasince1928.Overtheyears,theorchardhasprogressedfromitsbeginningasawholesaleorchardtoayearroundfarmdestinationfeaturingtopqualityawardwinningapples,plants,pumpkins,andlocalfood.TynerPondFarms,Greenfield,INhttps://tynerpondfarm.com/TynerPondFarmsraisesgrass-fedbeef,pasturedpork,turkey,andlambwhilecollaboratingwithlocallike-mindedfarmerstosupplythelargermarketinIndianapolis.Fellowswilltourthefarm(s),learnabouttheirsupplychainmanagement,andhavedinnerattheirrestaurant.
CommunityServiceOverviewCommunityserviceactivitiesaredesignedtoexposeFellowstoAmerica’sserviceculturewhileatthesametimeprovidinganothertouchpointforhowAmericansaddresschallenges.TheseactivitiesalsoallowFellowstoworkwithAmericansfromavarietyofbackgroundstowardacommongoal.NICHESLandTrust,http://nicheslandtrust.orgNICHESmissionistoprotect,restoreandsustainnorthernIndiana’secosystemsbyprovidinghabitatfornativespeciesandofferingnaturalplacesforeducation,appreciationandenjoymentofcurrentandfuturegenerations.ServiceDescription:GuidedinterpretivehikeandtrailworkdayatMoyer-GouldWoods.FoodFindersResource&EducationCenter(FREC),https://www.food-finders.orgFREC’smissionistoworkincollaborationwithotherorganizationstoprovidefoodforthoseinneedandtoaddressthecausesoffoodinsecurityinNorthCentralIndiana.ServiceDescription:SummermealsitesupportatClaystoneattheCrossing,thenworkatFoodFindersResourceandEducationCenter.ImaginationStation,http://www.imagination-station.orgImaginationStationprovideshands-onlearningexperiencesinscience,technology,andengineeringinordertostrengthenthescientificliteracyofchildrenandfamiliesintheGreaterLafayetteCommunity.ServiceDescription:Supportforeducationalfieldtripwith100elementarystudentsCityFoodsCo-Op,http://www.cityfoods.orgTheCityFoodsmissionistoservethenutritional,social,andeconomicneedsofourmembersandcommunitybyprovidingamarketforlocal,fair-trade,sustainable,independent,andhealthfulgoodsandservicesinafriendly,cooperativeenvironment.ServiceDescription:Helptocreatemarketsforlocalfoodproductsusingthecooperativemodeltobuildmoresustainablelocalfoodsystems.
KindergartenCountdownCamps,http://www.uwlafayette.org/k-campInTippecanoeCounty,eachyearwehaveapproximately40%(averageof400students)notpreparedtoenterKindergartenreadytolearn.UnitedWay’sKindergartenCampstargetaround250ofthosestudentseachsummertoattendoneofthe4weekcampstoaddressandpreparethestudentstostartschoolinthefallreadytolearn.ServiceDescription:SupportK-CampsforchildrenenteringKindergarteninthefallwhohavelittletonopreschoolexperienceaheadstartinthesummerYMCASummerCamps,http://www.ywcalafayette.org/site/c.ahJKKZMGJiL2H/b.8082423/k.BD7F/Home.htmToputChristianprinciplesintopracticethroughprogramsthathelphealthyspirit,mindandbodyforall.CoreValues:Caring:todemonstrateasincereconcernforothers,fortheirneedsandwell-being.ServiceDescription:Attendthesummercampandworkdirectlywiththechildrenonavarietyofcampduties.HabitatforHumanity,http://lafayettehabitat.orgSeekingtoputGod’sloveintoaction,HabitatforHumanitybringspeopletogethertobuildhomes,communities,andhope.ServiceDescription:SupporttheconstructionofHabitathouses.Habitathasbuiltover200housesinthiscommunitytodate.FullCircleAgriculturePurdueUniversityStudentFarm,https://www.purdue.edu/dffs/studentfarm/TosupportthePurdueStudentFarminsuchwaysas:toplantheutilizationoftheland,togainandorganizememberstotendtothefarm,topublicizethefarm,andtoelectstudentrepresentativesforthejointfacultystudentfarmManagementCommittee.ServiceDescription:Educationalprogrammingonfarmbusinessmodel,harvestingofcrops,andfarmmaintenance.
CulturalandSocialActivities
Thisisasummaryofalltheculturalandsocialactivitiesplannedforthedurationoftheinstitute.Itdoesnotincludespecificsaboutmeetingtimesordates.Firstandforemost,theMandelaWashingtonFellowshipisaboutmutualunderstanding.Whileacademicandleadershipactivitiesformthebasisoftheprogram,culturalandsocialinteractionswithAmericansaretheprimarywaytoensurestrongunderstandingbetweenFellowsandAmericans.FellowswillexperienceAmericanlifeandcultureoutsideofaprofessionalsettingduringtheseexperiences.Homehospitalitydinners:FellowswillalsopartakeinanAmericanhomehospitalitydinnerinwhichFellows(ingroupsoftwotofour)willbeinvitedtodinnerinlocalhomes.AmericanCookingDemonstration:FellowswilllearnhowtoprepareclassicAmericandisheswiththeHeadCheffromFreshCityMarket’sEventsandCateringServices.Barbequeand4thofJulycelebration:FellowswillhavetheopportunitytoparticipateinanAmerican-stylebarbeque,joininthecelebrationofAmerica’sindependence,andwatch4thofJulyfireworks.TasteofTippecanoe:http://tasteoftippecanoe.org/AsummerfestivalheldindowntownLafayette,Indiana.Thefestivalprovidesvisitorsawideselectionoffoodsfromcommunityrestaurants,pluslivemusicalentertainmentandfireworks.DowntownLafayetteFarmersMarket:http://www.lafayettefarmersmarket.com/Thedowntownfarmersmarketfeaturesflowers,preparedfood,coffee,bakedgoods,vegetables,fruits,honey,jams,andjellies.IndianaFiddler’sGathering:http://www.indianafiddlersgathering.org/TheIndianaFiddlers'Gatheringisathree-dayacousticmusicfestivalfeaturingthebestinold-time,bluegrass,swingjazzfiddle,stringband,Celticandethnicmusicononestage.ProphetstownStateParkFarm:http://prophetstown.org/A1920’sfarmsteadhighlightingsustainableagriculture,homesteading,heirloomgardening,andfarmtotablecooking.Thestateparkalsofeatureshikingtrails,camping,swimming,hiking,biking,birding,wildlifeobservation,andmore.TippyConnectAfterHours:http://tippyconnectyp.com/AnetworkingeventserieshostedbytheGreaterLafayetteChamberofCommerce.
SummitPreparation
SummitPreparationisusedforpreparefortheMandelaWashingtonFellowshipSummit,whichisanexcitingopportunityforFellowstonetworkwithU.S.governmentofficialsandleadersinthepublicandprivatesectors,andotherFellows.TheSummitwillincludeavarietyofevents,suchaspanelpresentationsandsmallgroupdiscussions.SummitPrepSession(90mins,eachweek):SummitPreparationsessionswillbeusedtogivefellowsachancetopracticetheirnetworkingandpublicspeakingskills.AvarietyofspeakerswillbeinvitedtofacilitatetheseclassroomsessionsandwillbeinvolvedinguidingtheFellowsastheypreparefortheSummit.TheFellowswillbebrokenintosmallergroupsandwillparticipateinexercisesthatareintendedtohelpthempracticetheirpitches,gainconfidencegivingtheirignitetalks,andstrengthentheirnetworkingskills.EachweekwillbuildontheskillsthattheFellowspracticedduringthepreviousweekandwilladdresstheweeklythemeoftheInstitute.
BiographicalInformation
InstituteStaffAcademicDirectorMarciaCroft,Ph.D.Marciahasapassionforanddeepexperienceinthedevelopingworld.MarciahasconsiderableoverseasexperienceinAfrica,AsiaandLatinAmerica–andisintermediateoradvancedinKiswahili,French,Spanish,Thai,andJapanese.SherecentlyearnedaPhDfromPurdueinHorticultureandEcologicalSciencesandEngineeringand,inColombia,wasaUSDAForeignAgriculturalServiceIntern.AdministrativeDirectorMariaKhlebnikovaMariaearnedherBachelor’sdegreeinBiochemistrythroughtheCollegeofScienceatPurdueUniversity.WhileatPurdue,MariawasinvolvedinresearchattheDepartmentofChemistryandatthePurdueCenterforCancerResearch(PCCR).ShewasawardedaPCCRsummerundergraduateresearchfellowshipandworkedonaprojectinvestigatingthemedicinalapplicationsofnanotechnology.MariastudiedimmunologyandthemolecularbiologyofcancerattheDepartmentofPharmacyandPharmacologyattheUniversityofBathintheUK.Recently,sheparticipatedinavolunteermobileclinicinLima,Peru,andbecameinterestedinlearningabouthowinternationalhealthpolicyisformulatedandimplemented.MariahasbeeninvitedtoattendtheIndianaUniversitySchoolofMedicineandislookingforwardtobeginningherstudiesthereinAugust.AdditionalKeyStaffHeidiArola,ManagingDirector,GlobalPartnershipsHeidiArolajoinedPurdue’sOfficeofCorporateandGlobalPartnershipsinAugust2015aftera13-yearcareerasaU.S.ForeignServiceOfficer.Inherlastposition,sheservedasChiefoftheDepartmentofState’sEducationUSAnetwork,overseeing400educationaladvisingcentersthatpromoteU.S.highereducationin170countriestomillionsofinternationalstudents.HeidihasaB.A.inEnglishwithaFrenchminorfromTulaneUniversity,andanM.S.inForeignService,InternationalRelations,fromGeorgetownUniversitywhereshewasEditor-in-ChiefoftheGeorgetownJournalofInternationalAffairs.FollowingserviceinthePeaceCorpsinCapeVerde,WestAfrica,andworkwiththeHmongrefugeecommunityinSt.Paul,MN,HeidijoinedtheStateDepartmentasaU.S.ForeignServiceOfficer.Shespent11yearsoverseas,nearlysixofwhichwereinBrazilwhereshewaslastPublicAffairsOfficerandDeputyConsulGeneralattheU.S.ConsulateGeneralinRecife,Brazil.HeidiwasalsopostedinRiodeJaneiro,AmsterdamandMontreal.Inhercurrentposition,Heidiisformallyinvolvedwithinternationalstudentrecruitmentstrategy;developingstrategicglobalrelationshipsincludingplanning,resourcedevelopment,assessment,andcommunications;andprojectplanningandcoordination.
GaryBurniske,ManagingDirector,CenterforGlobalFoodSecurity,DiscoveryParkMr.Burniskeisaspecialistininternationalreliefanddevelopment,withatechnicalfocusonsustainableagriculture,forestryandnaturalresourcemanagement.HeistheManagingDirectoroftheCenterforGlobalFoodSecuritywithinDiscoveryParkatPurdueUniversity.Mr.BurniskeisresponsibleforthedaytodaymanagementoftheCenterandnetworkswithPurdue’sfacultyandscientiststotakeamulti-disciplinaryapproachtotacklingglobalchallengesaffectingfoodsecurity.HesupportstheCenter’sworkineducation,researchanddevelopment,andpolicyaswellasagraduatefellows’programandsummerinstituteonglobalfoodsecurity.Mr.Burniskehas35yearsofinternationalexperiencecoveringover50countriesinAfrica,Asia,LatinAmericaandtheFormerSovietUnion.Hehasheldseniorleveltechnicalandmanagerialpositionswithhumanitarianorganizationsandinternationalpublicinstitutions.BeforejoiningPurdue,Mr.BurniskeservedasCountryDirectorforMercyCorpsinColombiaandTajikistan,andCountryDirectorfortheInstituteforSustainableCommunitiesinRussia.HeworkedasRegionalTechnicalAdvisorinAgricultureandNaturalResourceswithCAREcovering25countriesinAsiaandLatinAmerica.Mr.BurniskeheadedtheInternationalTropicalTimberOrganization’sconservationeffortsglobally,andwasPrincipalTechnicalAdvisortotheNicaraguanForestServicewithaleadingroleindraftingnationalforestpoliciesandlegislation.Mr.Burniske’snotableaccomplishmentsincludethedesignandmanagementofMercyCorp’sregionalflagshipprogramforLatinAmericautilizingalternativedisputeresolutiontoresolvelandconflictsontwomillionacresofAfro-descendentandindigenouscommunallandintheDarienGapregionofColombia.InTajikistan,heledthetransformationofasmallTajikNGO,theNationalAssociationofBusinessWomenintothelargestmicrocreditproviderinTajikistan.Mr.Burniskealsohasasuccessfultrackrecordinraisingfundsfrombilateralandmulti-lateraldonorsaswellastheprivatesector.Mr.BurniskeholdsanMSinForestEconomicsandaBSinNaturalResourcesManagement,bothfromtheUniversityofMassachusettsinAmherst.HeisfluentinSpanish,Russian,ThaiandArabic,andconversationalinPortuguese.AlexMosesonDr.Mosesonisaglobaldevelopmentengineerandentrepreneur.AsManagingDirectorofGlobalEngineeringPrograms(GEP)atPurdueUniversity,heconvenesandcatalyzesthefaculty,students,andstaffwithinandbeyondtheTop-10CollegeofEngineeringforglobalimpact.Inparticular,heco-leadstheInnovationforInternationalDevelopment(I2D)Labinputtingengineeringinnovationstoworkforsustainableglobaldevelopment.
PriortojoiningPurdue,Dr.MosesonwasaAAASScience&TechnologyPolicyFellowattheUSAgencyforInternationalDevelopment(USAID).AspartoftheHigherEducationSolutionsNetwork(HESN)programwithintheUSGlobalDevelopmentLab,hecatalyzedMIT'sInternationalDevelopmentInnovationNetwork(IDIN)-includingactingasaDesignFacilitatorinBotswana-andsupportedMSU'sGlobalCenterforFoodSystemsInnovation(GCFSI).Hefurtherco-ledtheHESNstudentengagement
workinggroup,servedonthecoreteamforGlobalInnovationExchange,andrepresentedUSAIDontheWhiteHouse(OSTP)inter-agencyworkinggroupforMaking.
Dr.Moseson’spathtobeingadevelopmentprofessionalincludedadvancingsustainabletechnologyandentrepreneurshiponfourcontinentshavingbeeninspiredbyservicefollowingHurricaneKatrina.Aninterdisciplinaryengineer,heearnedajointB.S.(MechanicalEngineering)/M.S.(MaterialsScience&Engineering),thenPh.D.(MechanicalEngineering;committeeoffourdepartments)asanNSFGraduateResearchFellowatDrexelUniversityinPhiladelphia,PA.Withover$200Kinfunding,hisprogramsbenefitedTanzania(low-costlathe),IndiaandtheUSA(affordable“green”cement),andThailand(uplandagricultureandwater)-thelattersupportedbytheBill&MelindaGatesFoundation.Healsoco-createdtheTechnologySeedingdevelopmentframework,acourseonsustainableengineering,andhasbeenfeaturedinnationalTV,radio,andprint.Hederivesprofessionalvaluefrompersonalpursuitsintheperformingarts,videography,andphotography.
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❏ IslamicSocietyofGreaterLafayette,10221stStreetWestLafayette,IN,(765)743-8650,http://isglonline.org/index.htm
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❏ PurdueHillel,912WestStateStreet,WestLafayette,IN,(765)743-1293,http://www.purduehillel.org/
❏ St.ThomasAquinasCatholicCenter,535WStateSt,WestLafayette,IN,(765)743-4652,http://boilercatholics.org/
❏ UnitarianUniversalistChurchofTippecanoeCounty,333MeridianSt,WestLafayette,IN,(765)743-8812,http://uuctc.org/
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GROCERYSTORES❏ FreshCityMarket,720NorthwesternAve.WestLafayette,IN,(765)743-1413,
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andover-the-counterdrugsUNIVERSITYDININGHALLS❏ FordDiningCourt,13013rdSt,WestLafayette,IN,(765)494-0325,
http://www.housing.purdue.edu/Menus/FORD❏ HillenbrandDiningCourt,13013rdSt,WestLafayette,IN,(765)494-0325,
http://www.housing.purdue.edu/Menus/HILLRECREATIONALCENTERFranceA.CórdovaRecreationalSportsCenter,355SMartinJischkeDr,WestLafayette,IN47907,(765)494-3109,http://www.purdue.edu/recsports/PUBLICTRANSPORTATION
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