NSF Completes Summative Site Visit of the MAE Center
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Center completed its NSF Summative Site Visit on June 11 - 12, 2008 at the
Alice Campbell Alumni Center on the Campus of the University of Illinois.
On June 11 presentations were by MAE Center thrust leaders that highlighted
the major accomplishments from the Center's research thrusts
over the past 10 years. Additional presentations were made on
diversity impacts, education and outreach impacts, the Center's post
graduation business plan, and a vision for the future by MAE Center
Director, Amr Elnashai. Industry stakeholder and former and current MAE
Center student panel discussions were also featured. A graduation
celebration reception and dinner took place that evening.
On June 12 the MAEviz development team conducted a demonstration of the MAEviz software. Also taking place was the final meeting between the MAE Center leadership team and its Executive Advisory Board. The day concluded with the NSF site visit team drafting its final site visit report of the MAE Center.
The two day event marked the final review of the MAE Center by a NSF site visit team. Presentations made at the site visit can be downloaded here.
On June 12 the MAEviz development team conducted a demonstration of the MAEviz software. Also taking place was the final meeting between the MAE Center leadership team and its Executive Advisory Board. The day concluded with the NSF site visit team drafting its final site visit report of the MAE Center.
The two day event marked the final review of the MAE Center by a NSF site visit team. Presentations made at the site visit can be downloaded here.
For the location of the Alice Campbell Alumni Center building click here. The site visit agenda can be found at Site Visit Agenda
The Current and Past Student's Session chaired by Bob Hanson
Some MAE Center PIS and Students
The Practitioners Session chaired by EAB Member Jim Harris
The Student's Panel, coordinator and EAB Chair Bob Hanson coordinate student's Panel
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