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you can see, ASEE was truly a success for CEED. We look forward to seeing you next year in Salt Lake City, Utah. Feel free to contact me with any quesons at [email protected] or at 216-687-6968. Sincerely, Sandra English, Chair Dear CEED Members, It was wonderful to see many of you at ASEE in Columbus as we had a great me! Congratula- ons to the following people, Lisa Massi, ASEE/CEED program chair, for coor- dinang a great pro- gram, joint sessions, CEED social as well as spearheading the efforts to secure a disnguished lecture spot. The disn- guished lecture was - tled, Making Manufac- turing Cool Again: MAG- NET’s Revoluonary Ap- proach to Engineering Educaon and in addi- on to Cooperave & Experienal Educaon Division, College Indus- try Partnership Division, Corporate Member Council and Manufactur- ing Division were co- sponsors. Dr. Ethan Karp, President and CEO of Magnet, was the speaker and there was a private lunch for Dr. Karp with representa- ves of each sponsoring division. The lunch was sponsored by Cleveland State University, Wash- kewicz College of Engi- neering. Vickie Kuntz and Rob Rogers led the efforts invite local industry to meet CEED members and network at our FlatI- ron Bar and Grill social which was a huge suc- cess. We had record aendance at our social and industry representa- ves from Honda, Ko- kosing, Navigator Man- agement Partners LLC, Rolls Royce and Turner Construcon Company. As many of you may have seen in prior email, Craig Gunn was induct- ed as an ASEE fel- low! This is a huge ac- complishment. So as Letter from the CEED Chair: Sandra L. English Spring 2017 WELCOME NEW CEED MEMBERS Katy Arenschield Ohio State University Dr. Rachael E Cate Oregon State University David W Davis P.E. University of Texas, Arlington Leigh B. Estabrooks MIT Dr. Brian Steven Flowers Midland College Patricia Anne Harris University of Florida Elizabeth "Betsy" Hart University of Denver Dylan Anthony Hazelwood University of Maryland, College Park Steve Heethuis Autocam Corporation Gayle M Hughes Rowan College Daniel William Knight University of California, Irvine Sarah Kostanski Northeastern University Russell K. Marzette Jr. Ohio State University Roger N. Olson Rolls-Royce Greses Perez P.E. Stanford University Dr. Tojan Rahhal University of Missouri Dr. Sindia Rivera-Jimenez University of Florida Capt. Roger Seedorf MOT Charter School Dr. Sally Fouad Shady PhD Stevens Institute of Technology Jason Ward South Dakota School of Mines and Technology Sandra L. English, J.D., M.P.A. Manager, Cooperative Education Program Cleveland State University Spring Newsbrief
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you can see, ASEE was truly a success for CEED. We look forward to seeing you next year in Salt Lake City, Utah. Feel free to contact me with any questions at [email protected] or at 216-687-6968. Sincerely, Sandra English, Chair
Dear CEED Members,
It was wonderful to see many of you at ASEE in Columbus as we had a great time! Congratula-tions to the following people, Lisa Massi, ASEE/CEED program chair, for coor-dinating a great pro-gram, joint sessions, CEED social as well as spearheading the efforts to secure a distinguished lecture spot. The distin-guished lecture was ti-tled, Making Manufac-turing Cool Again: MAG-NET’s Revolutionary Ap-proach to Engineering Education and in addi-tion to Cooperative & Experiential Education Division, College Indus-try Partnership Division, Corporate Member Council and Manufactur-ing Division were co-sponsors. Dr. Ethan Karp, President and CEO of Magnet, was the
speaker and there was a private lunch for Dr. Karp with representa-tives of each sponsoring division. The lunch was sponsored by Cleveland State University, Wash-kewicz College of Engi-neering. Vickie Kuntz and Rob Rogers led the efforts invite local industry to meet CEED members and network at our FlatI-ron Bar and Grill social which was a huge suc-cess. We had record attendance at our social and industry representa-tives from Honda, Ko-kosing, Navigator Man-agement Partners LLC, Rolls Royce and Turner Construction Company. As many of you may have seen in prior email, Craig Gunn was induct-ed as an ASEE fel-low! This is a huge ac-complishment. So as
Letter from the CEED Chair: Sandra L. English
Spring 2017
WELCOME NEW
CEED MEMBERS
Katy Arenschield Ohio State University
Dr. Rachael E Cate Oregon State University
David W Davis P.E. University of Texas, Arlington
Leigh B. Estabrooks MIT
Dr. Brian Steven Flowers Midland College
Patricia Anne Harris University of Florida
Elizabeth "Betsy" Hart University of Denver
Dylan Anthony Hazelwood University of Maryland, College Park
Steve Heethuis Autocam Corporation
Gayle M Hughes Rowan College
Daniel William Knight University of California,
Irvine
Sarah Kostanski Northeastern University
Russell K. Marzette Jr. Ohio State University
Roger N. Olson Rolls-Royce
Greses Perez P.E. Stanford University
Dr. Tojan Rahhal University of Missouri
Dr. Sindia Rivera-Jimenez University of Florida
Capt. Roger Seedorf MOT Charter School
Dr. Sally Fouad Shady PhD Stevens Institute of Technology
Jason Ward South Dakota School of Mines and Technology
Sandra L. English, J.D., M.P.A. Manager, Cooperative Education Program Cleveland State University
Spring Newsbrief
Chair
Sandra L. English, J.D., M.P.A.
Cleveland State University
Chair Elect
Craig Gunn
Michigan State University
Past Chair
Chris Plouff, Ed.D., P.E.
[email protected] Grand Valley State University
Treasurer
Jennifer Williams
Purdue School of Engineering/Technology, IUPUI
Secretary
Rob Rogers
Georgia Institute of Technology
Archivist
Susan Matney
North Carolina State University
Industrial Representative
- Experiential Education
Sean Cillessen
GE Transportation
Academic Representative
- Cooperative Education
Vickie Kuntz, Ph.D.
University of Toledo
Academic Representative
Experiential Education
Ilka M. Balk
University of Kentucky
Newsbrief Editor
Anita Todd
University of Cincinnati
Research
Bernadette Friedrich
Michigan State University
CIEC Program Chair
Jill Flood
University of Cincinnati
CIEC Program Chair- Elect
John Bau
University of Connecticut
2017 ASEE CEED Program Chair
Lisa Massi, Ed.D.
University of Central Florida
Awards
Maureen Schomaker
University of Cincinnati
Membership
Maureen Barcic
University of Pittsburgh
Public Relations/Communications
Kyle Liechty
Michigan State University
Student of the Year
Sarah Kostanski
Northeastern University
Meet the CEED Board
CEED Board
Strategic Plan
Goals
Outcome 1:
Membership is
increased
Outcome 2:
Membership is
more fully
engaged
Outcome 3:
Revenue is
increased
Outcome 4:
Organization is
clearly defined
Outcome 5:
Standards of
operation are
documented
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Contact the
CEED Board to
get involved.
We would love
to hear from
you!
Please join CEED in congratulating Craig Gunn, senior academic specialist in the Michigan State University Department of Mechanical Engineering who was inducted as an ASEE Fellow at the ASEE National Conference in Columbus, Ohio.
Craig has been a member of ASEE CEED since 1992, and has been active on the board as the CEED Newsbrief Editor (we have all posed for CEED and CIEC pictures for Craig!), and active in our the CIEC Conference as our on-site technology lead. In 2008, Craig was presented the Alvah K. Borman Award from CEED for sustained, honorable and meritorious contributions to the promotion and practice of cooperative education in engineering and technology.
The fellow designation is only conferred on one-tenth of one percent of ASEE members each year, it is
presented to those with outstanding qualifications and experiences in engineering and related fields. We thank Craig for your many years of contributions to ASEE, CEED and CIEC!!!
If Craig could say two words, besides ‘thank you’, he would say ‘Get Involved’!
Congratulations Craig Gunn, Michigan State!!
Named ASEE Fellow
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125th Annual Conference & Exposition! June 24 - 27, 2018, Salt Lake City, Utah
Abstract submission will open September 5, 2017. The deadline for submitting abstracts is October 16, 2017 (23:59 EST).
NEW THIS YEAR! CEED is offering two paper submission pathways: Research Track and Work-in-Progress Postcard Track, subject to the number and type of submissions received and accepted. All ASEE divisions, including CEED, are publish-to-present. Both tracks require submission of an abstract and paper that will be peer reviewed (double-blind review process); however, the type of paper for each track is different. Engineers or cooperative edu-cation and experiential education professionals from either academia or industry should consider submitting pa-pers that are relevant to cooperative education, internships, experiential or work-integrated learning.
WORK-IN-PROGRESS POSTER TRACK. Abstracts and papers submitted to this track can be categorized as work-in-progress (WIP). This track is suitable for co-op and experiential education practitioners, as well as researchers who are still in the early stages of their study. This special format is intended to give authors of WIPs the opportunity to pitch their papers in a short presentation, followed by discussion of their work in greater detail with attendees.
RESEARCH TRACK. This track is suitable for complete research papers: evidence-based practice papers, research papers, and theory papers.
TOPICS. Special consideration will be given this year to topics related to the following areas. This is not a compre-hensive list. For other suggested topics, please see the Call for Papers.
• Using co-op/internships for assessment and ABET accreditation
• Using experiential learning in course curriculum
• Successful strategies for broadening participation in co-op/internships/experiential learning for under-represented student groups
• Effect of co-op/internships/experiential learning on student retention
• Effect of co-op/internships/experiential learning on students’ self-efficacy
• Review of literature relevant to co-op and internships
Please review the CEED Call for Papers for additional information https://www.asee.org/uploads_public/conferences/session_owner/call_for_papers_file/0000/1429/2018_ASEE_Annual_Conference_CEED_Call_for_Papers.pdf
For author submission guidelines and deadlines, please review the resources on this page, in particular, the Au-thor’s Kit https://www.asee.org/conferences-and-events/conferences/annual-conference/2018/papers-management/for-authors
Another way to become more involved in CEED is to volunteer to be a reviewer for the abstracts and papers.
Please contact me if you would like to be a reviewer, or if you have questions on the paper submission process that are not covered in the Author’s Kit or on the Author’s resource page above.
Lisa Massi, Ed.D. ASEE CEED Conference Program Chair Email: [email protected]
ASEE National Conference — CEED CALL FOR PAPERS
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Newsbrief Editor
Anita Todd, University of Cincinnati
Newsbrief Co-Editor
Brian Blair, University of Alabama,
Tuscaloosa
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