21. My Resume And Cover "Page" I continued to teach a class in Electrical Machinery (Cal Special Act Award of $1500for my activities as an Electronics engineer, 1/79 to 8/82, converted from http://www.rain.org/~hutch/resume.html

Mark S. Hutchenreuther, P.E. 2515 Lara Lane Oceano, CA 93445-9187 (805) 489-0979 phone/fax/modem Oceano is one of the communities in "The Five Cities Area" of southern San Luis Obispo County on the Central Coast of California. Nearby Pismo Beach is another of the five cities, and better known. I am roughly halfway between Los Angeles and San Francisco. hutch@rain.org 71117.2107@compuserve.com Visit my home page on the web. Position Desired I am a recently-retired computer software engineer with ten years experience in software testing and programming and twenty-five years experience in technical writing and training. I am seeking employment in one of the following positions: Programmer Software Engineer Software Tester Technical Manual Writer Technical Book Reviewer Editor Technical Support Representative Technical Trainer or Instructor Other similar positions requiring similar talents and experience. I will accept part-time as well as full-time employment. Contract or consulting jobs in my areas of expertise are also of interest. I would rather not relocate, however, telecommuting positions are quite desirable.

22. MEinfo.html the ancestor of the mechanical engineer, worked in to continued classroom study, includesuch activities as laboratory Those who teach usually have doctorates. http://www.ruf.rice.edu/~asme/MEengg.html

What is a Mechanical Engineer? Think about what you did today. Did you switch on a light, turn on a tap, flush a toilet, open a door, take an elevator or escalator, travel in a bus, train, plane or car, or use a computer? Every one of these activities was influenced by a mechanical engineer. Mechanical engineers are concerned with the principles of motion, energy and force. Generally, a machine converts one form of movement into another. It is the responsibility of engineers to design machines whose parts and assemblies function in a safe and reliable, efficient and predictable fashion. In the words of one author, the mechanical engineer applies scientific method to the solution of mechanical problems. Indeed, the numerous laws and principles developed by scientists are the everyday tools of the mechanical engineer. Anything the engineer does that is related to the motion and dynamics of heat, gas, air, fluids and solid materials requires the understanding and application of science. Mechanical Engineers Make a Difference... Mechanical engineers contribute to many industries and occupations, encompassing many specialties. Some mechanical engineers work in areas not usually considered to require engineering. Efforts to clean up and preserve the earth's environment have attracted many mechanical engineers to projects involving the treatment of water, soil and waste material. Mechanical engineers also work alongside physicians, therapists and other medical professionals to investigate the workings of the human body and to design aids and instruments for medicine. Other mechanical engineers work closely with trainers, coaches and athletes on the design of sporting equipment.

23. Quality Assessment Report For University Of Ulster teach only on one campus, while others travel to teach and tutor. a flexible and adaptableapproach to the range of technician engineer activities, including a http://www.qaa.ac.uk/revreps/subjrev/All/q159-97.htm

Quality Assessment Report by the HEFCE for University of Ulster Electrical and Electronic Engineering General Engineering March 1997 Contents Introduction Aims and Objectives Summary of the Assessment Curriculum Design, Content and Organisation ... Conclusions Introduction 1. This Report presents the findings of an assessment in March 1997 of the quality of education in electrical and electronic engineering and general engineering provided by the University of Ulster. 2. Ulster Polytechnic and the New University of Ulster (founded 1968) merged in 1984 to form the University of Ulster. The University is one of the largest in the United Kingdom, with some 11,178 full-time students on four campuses. The University was reorganised in 1994: the Faculty of Science and Technology was divided and the Faculties of Engineering and Science were formed. Engineering is taught on three campuses 60 miles apart: Magee, Coleraine and Jordanstown. Provision at Jordanstown and Magee is part of the School of Electrical and Mechanical Engineering; courses taught at Coleraine, which are currently being relocated to Magee, are part of the School of Biomedical Science within the Faculty of Science. 3. There are 477 full-time equivalent students studying electrical, electronic and general engineering within the Schools of Electrical and Mechanical Engineering and Biomedical Science. The teaching group for this area of provision also has a minor teaching input to the mechanical engineering courses. There are 32 full-time teaching staff across the three campuses; some staff teach only on one campus, while others travel to teach and tutor.

24. New Mexico Office Of The State Engineer the curriculum presents handson activities that take The Office of the State Engineeris currently University, which trains teachers to teach the extensive http://www.seo.state.nm.us/water-info/conservation/h2o-outreach.html

Last Modified: 02/25/2003 New Mexico Water Conservation Program Introduction Program Objectives Education and Public Information Technical Assistance, Research, and Demonstration ... Other Water Conservation Web Sites For more information contact: Office of the State Engineer Water Conservation Program P.O. Box 25102 Santa Fe, NM 87504 Phone: 1-800-WATER-NM Fax: email: waternm@ose.state.nm.us Water Conservation Web Page by: Brent Pearce, and the Water Use and Conservation Bureau Office of the State Engineer January 2001 New Mexico Water Conservation Program Office of the State Engineer/Interstate Stream Commission Education and Public Information The following water conservation material has been provided to increase the awareness of the public regarding the value of our water resources and how water can be used more efficiently. The material is

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26. IEEE-USA Today's Engineer Sooner or later, every engineer encounters a potentially of circumstances for whichtheir activities may compromise A leader and mentor can teach through case http://www.todaysengineer.org/Nov02/leader.htm

November 2002 Engineering Trends: Mentoring Children Engineering Hall of Fame: Hedy Lamarr World Bytes: A Person for All Seasons Capitol Shavings: Clean Coal Plant ... IEEE-USA Legislative Action Center Be a Leader — Mentor Young Engineers by Harry T. Roman Do you remember someone who took an interest in you when you began your engineering career? Perhaps a senior member in your department, your first boss, or friends and co-workers you met your first few days on the job? Almost everyone can identify one caring person who mentored and guided them through the rough spots and showed them the ropes. Should you now consider returning the good deed done for you? You may find that being a mentor will make you a better leader. Connecting Work to the Corporate World All engineers need to see the relevance of their work and understand how it influences their company, especially young engineers. Sure, they probably have a good intuitive feel for how engineers influence product design, manufacturing, packaging and perhaps even cost. But few appreciate how their interactions with customers actually influence the marketing and sale of new products and services. Show young engineers the connections between the technical and non-technical aspects of new product development. Help them appreciate the tradeoffs and compromises that need to be made and how customer and societal concerns often overshadow the “technical gee-whiz” of it all.

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Engineering Home Civil Home New Faculty Position in Civil Engineering Brand new Engineering programs, brand new building, brand new labs, brand new equipment, brand new classrooms, brand new way to teach engineering! Sound great? You bet it does. WKU has created brand new Engineering programs in Civil, Electrical, and Mechanical Engineering. The new facility to teach Engineering has broken ground and the scheduled completion date is March 2004. Are you interested in changing the lives of young people in south-central and Western Kentucky? Are you a civil engineer who is looking for a new and unique career challenge? Are you a civil engineering faculty member who is ready to make a significant career change? Are you ready to make a substantial impact in undergraduate engineering education? If you believe any of these questions apply to you, then Western Kentucky University, Bowling Green, KY, is the place for you! A major change in engineering education is occurring in the state of Kentucky. For the first time in decades, a new engineering department has been created in the state. Western Kentucky University, jointly with the University of Kentucky, has established a new program in civil engineering at the BSCE level, with plans to seek EAC/ABET accreditation at the earliest possible time.

29. UWRF Biotechnology Workshop - Classroom Activities Provides a variety of exercises to teach the basic Includes three 23 day activities(bacterial transformation will show how a genetic engineer would insert a http://www.uwrf.edu/biotech/workshop/activity.htm

Biotechnology Classroom Activities These activities were assembled by teachers participating in summer Biotechnology workshops at the University of Wisconsin-River Falls, 1991-1996. They were designed to be used in the participants' classes, but we hope that others will find them useful. The activities are intended to be as classroom-ready as possible, including sources of materials and information about content background, timing, and assessment. We are in the process of field testing the activities, so that they can be modified or corrected if necessary. The activities are listed below. Those with an HTML and/or PDF icon can be downloaded from this page. We are converting the remaining activities as quickly as we can - keep checking back for the updated list! In the meantime, you can request copies of activities not yet available for downloading by sending an e-mail message Please take a minute to fill out our online evaluation form . Any feedback that you provide will be used to improve these activities. Thank you for your cooperation. Your insights are extremely valuable. Table of Contents: Food Science Genetics and DNA Analysis Proteins, Enzymes and Hormones

30. DESIGN NEWS Magazine Provides Technical Information To Design, Mechanical, And O Many of the engineer's activities were relatively routine and Since the halflifefor an engineer today is internship will follow which will teach students the http://www.manufacturing.net/esec/Article_151203.htm

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31. Center For Portland Cement Concrete Pavement Technology programming to ensure the center's activities support its Scott Dockstader District1 engineer, Iowa Department Max Grogg Programs teach Leader, Iowa Division http://www.ctre.iastate.edu/pcc/whoweare/board.cfm

Advisory Board and Standing Committees An advisory board oversees the PCC Center's activities, involving industry end users in center programming to ensure the center's activities support its mission and vision. Two standing committees, one for research and one for technology transfer, are being formed. The board and standing committees are composed of representatives of the following entities: Iowa Department of Transportation Iowa Concrete Paving Association Iowa State University Department of Civil and Construction Engineering PCC contractor industry PCC equipment industry PCC aggregate industry Cement industry American Public Works Association Iowa County Engineers Association Federal Highway Administration Iowa Ready Mix Association Consulting industry Advisory Board Members Steve Gillotti, Chair President, Eco-Tech Construction, LLC, West Des Moines, Iowa (representing municipal paving contractors) Harry Allender Owner and Senior Principal Engineer, Allender/Butzke, Urbandale, Iowa (representing Iowa Consulting Engineers Council) Robert J. Bauer

32. The Civil Engineer: July - 2000, Volume XLVIII No. 07 -- Page 6 the visits,engineering teams will discuss with students a local engineering projectand lead the class in handson activities that teach general engineering http://www.asce-sf.org/news-archive/2000/body_nws_07-00_page_6.html

July Previous Next Page 1 ... Page 7 Branch News [Branch Event Information is Located on the Events Page] Fresno Branch Top Fresno Golden Gate North Coast ... Water Resources [More Fresno Branch info can be found at the Fresno Branch Web Site June Meeting Recap Watch out Fresno-area media persons!Members of the Fresno Branch ASCE are in full force. We now have the "maps "on how to get you to feature more engineering-related stories in the papers and on the news. Thank you to Charles Looney Advertising for providing this valuable training. YMF Golf Tournament Don 't forget that the YMF golf tournament is scheduled for Friday,September 8 at Fig Garden Country Club and Golf Course. There is still space available so call today and sign up as an individual or as a team. Officers of YMF will be contacting local companies soliciting for tee sponsors. Let 's help YMF make this year 's tournament a successful one. Contact Ray Hunt at 559-486-0750 or Scott Sehm at 559-448-8222 for all of the details. Board Meetings Executive Board Meetings for the Fresno Branch are held on the first Monday of each month at Carollo Engineers. The general membership is welcome to attend. If there is something that you would like to see the Branch doing,come and talk to the officers.

33. Departments: From The Dean lead story in this issue of the Michigan engineer. international community is throughthe activities of our sent representatives to Bangkok to teach courses in http://www.engin.umich.edu/alumni/engineer/01SS/Dean.html

Enginews: A Collection of Brief News Stories About the College of Engineering ProfFiles: Accomplishments of Michigan Engineering Faculty Student Spotlight: Michigan Engineering Student Achievements ... Home From The Dean I That is the essence of the lead story in this issue of the Michigan Engineer. Through myriad activities such as study/work abroad programs, team projects with an international angle, distance learning courses, global degree programs, and culture-focused curricula, the College is able to deliver a well-rounded education enhanced by a global perspective. Another way in which we reach out to the international community is through the activities of our faculty. In addition to attending international conferences, the faculty use advancements in information technology to engage in research with peers across an ocean as easily as they do with peers across campus. But face-to-face interaction with international colleagues is also important. As reported in the last issue of the Engineer Stephen W. Director

34. Section 1@Human Recourses For Science And Technology to realize education that will teach them basic technological fundamentals and extendtheir activities across the the registration of APEC engineer was begun. http://www.mext.go.jp/english/news/2001/06/010601g.htm

Chapter 2 Current State and Issue of Japan's Science and Technology Section 1@Human Recourses for Science and Technology 1. Education of Science and Engineering at Universities E The promotion of science and technology is one of the key policy issues to the U.S. and other countries in the world. For the policy of promoting science and technology, education, above all, is considered to be particularly importance. Accordingly, universities and graduate schools are being positively developed in not only Euro-American developed countries but also Asian countries. Reflecting such circumstances, the number of people who have earned doctorate is on the increase in each country (Fig. 9). E The number of doctors in Japan in 1997 is a little under 30% of the U.S., likewise 60% of Germany, and also less than U.K. and France. Furthermore, China is catching up with Japan. E For the purpose of enhancing creative mind-set required of the students of universities and graduate schools, it is extremely important to realize education that will teach them basic and practical knowledge and ability and will nurture them to appreciate "the joy of discovery and creation." For that goal, discussions from various angles are under way at present. 2. Fostering and Securing Engineers Who Shoulder Japan's Technological Innovations

35. Elaine Darby Division at Angelina College and is a licensed professional engineer. and connectsclassroom topics to real world activities through field I teach to challenge http://www.angelina.cc.tx.us/press releases/darby.htm

Press Release ENGINEERING TEACHER SELECTED AS PIPER PROFESSOR NOMINEE Elaine Darby was nominated by Angelina College faculty to represent the college as this year's Piper Professor nominee. The Piper Professor program was established by the Minnie Stevens Piper Foundation in 1958 to honor the college teaching profession in Texas. Mattie Collins, a retired English instructor at Angelina College, received the honor in 1999. She incorporates new technology and practices into her classes and connects classroom topics to real world activities through field trips and guest lecturers. Her chemistry classes visit a local wastewater facility and Abitibi paper mill. Her engineering classes tour Lufkin Industries and hear lectures by practicing chemists and engineers. "I teach to challenge. I teach to encourage. I teach so others can learn about themselves, and somewhere in there, I teach my students math, chemistry and engineering," said Darby. Her goals as a college instructor include helping her students develop critical thinking and problem solving skills. She helps them improve their communication skills and reach a level of self-confidence to prepare themselves to transfer to a four-year institution or for immediate employment. Many of her students are first-generation college students who need assurance they can compete successfully in their new environment. Darby said, "I have had the opportunity to mentor several students. One has recently completed her engineering degree at Lamar University and become the first member of her family to earn a college degree."

36. Museums And Science Centers respondents provided museum staff to teach education courses on, problemsolving,and engineering-design activities. engineer It The theme of the engineer It http://www.nae.edu/nae/techlithome.nsf/weblinks/KGRG-55X493?OpenDocument

37. BAOC: Membership Survey Share a sport w/ my son. teach Oing to Scouts. Just joined in last 6 mos. Mykids and their activities take too much time. City planner. civil engineer. http://www.baoc.org/clubinfo/survey97/survey4.html

APPENDIX Responses to Open-Ended Questions What first attracted you to Orienteering? 6 Yrs in Army Army ROTC Competition (friendly) Father It's kid friendly Like how the club caters to children Like the competitive aspect Love the woods Military practice for CIOR competition My organization uses it in "leadership training" Nagged by future husband Read maps better for backpacking Want to meet people Wanted to learn compass navigation for diving Wanted to learn how to use compass How did you learn about the BAOC? Book Dennis W introduced it at work Flyer at REI Flyer in sports store Girl scout training Girl scouts Intro talk at UC Berkeley Knew Joe before he started club Like combined physical/intellectual challenge Member of Missouri club Members of COC NEOC, SCO Newsletter from Trail Assoc. ONA Other O club Pamphlet Scout O Sierra singles club Signs at park during event Singles convention SJ Merc Sought it out when I moved to bay area Stumbled across event listing Tandem company email USOF (5) Was in St. Louis club Was into it in WA state, moved here Publication where learned about BAOC 1983 City Sports California Chronicle (5) Competitor magazine magazine on health/diet` Oakland Tribune ONA Orienteering magazine SF Weekly SJ Merc (5) Sunset (2) Tahoe weekly Truckee North Tahoe Week Personal Goals Actually find time to attend an event Be w/ my son Become more self reliant Compete in more events Compete in selected Int'l competitions Do better Fun for kids, teaches them skills

38. UW Center For Engineer Learning Teaching - Cover To see our presentation on our current activities view this PDF file. Informationtechnology developments are changing what it is important to teach as well as http://www.engr.washington.edu/celt/rescurr.html

39. WCC Human Resources - Job Postings all library operations; participate in reference and instruction activities. StudioArt teach Studio Art courses, and engineer Senior engineer for construction http://www.wcc.co.westchester.ny.us/OFFICES/PERSONEL/Personel.htm

40. CLASSROOM ACTIVITIES AND OUTCOMES SURVEY d. Students teach, and learn from, each other. w. The instructor emphasizes the designprocess and activities. in your ability to become an engineer has http://newtraditions.chem.wisc.edu/FLAG/downloads/Ecsel_survey.htm

CLASSROOM ACTIVITIES AND OUTCOMES SURVEY Directions: Please write the requested information in the space provided or circle the number that best reflects your answer to the question. There are no right or wrong answers to these questions. We appreciate your assistance. I. BACKGROUND INFORMATION 4. Gender: = Female 1 = Male 5. Race/Ethnicity with which you most closely identify: 1 = Black/African American 2 = Hispanic/Latino American 3 = Asian/Pacific Islander 4 = American Indian/Alaskan Native 5 = White/Caucasian 6 = Other: 6. Class year: 1 = freshman 2 = sophomore 3 = junior 4 = senior 5=other 7. What is the highest level of formal education completed by your parents? Grammar school or less Some high school High school graduate Some college/assoc. degree Mother Father College degree Some graduate school Master s degree Doctorate/professional degree Mother Father 8. Highest degree expected in your lifetime: 1 = Bachelors 2 = Masters 3 = Doctorate 9. Approximately how many hours per week are you employed: (a)On-campus: hours/week (b) Off-campus: hours/week 10. SAT Scores: Verbal: Math:

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