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SocietyAnnouncements,Events,Meetings,etc.
hƩp://hamptonroads.ashraechapters.org/ Mee ngs: Chapter mee ngs are held the 1st Tuesday of the month at 11:30am at: ITT Technical Ins tute 5425 Robin Hood Rd Norfolk, Virginia Upcoming mee ngs: November 4 “Building Informa on Modeling for the Mechanical Design,” Dennis Knight, Society Dis nguished Lecturer December 6 “Noise and Vibra on Control for Large HVAC Equipment,” Kris Kollevoll Dinner Mee ngs: Springhill Suites, Newtown Rd., Virginia Beach, VA (except as noted) 3rd Wednesdays: 1800‐1900 Social Hour 1900‐2030 Dinner and Program h p://www.asne‐tw.org/ Upcoming Events: November 19 December 17 VADM(ret) Dave Architzel, Director of Military Affairs, ODU, “Sharing Navy Acqisi on Experiences with current events from ODU” Upcoming Mee ngs: November 12 Morning Buzz
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SAME Hampton Roads Post h p://samehr.com/ Most mee ngs are held at the Wes n Virginia Beach Town Center, the programs begin at 11:30a. Upcoming mee ngs: SAME Virginia Peninsula Post h p://posts.same.org/VApeninsula/ Mee ngs: Most mee ngs are held at the Joint Base Langley‐Eus s (JBLE) Club, the programs begin at 1200. If you plan to eat lunch during the mee ng, try to arrive around 1130 so you have plenty of me to grab a seat and get your meal. DOD ID required for Joint Base Langley‐Eus s access. Contact Ms. Christy Gardner, 757‐764‐9416 or [email protected] to be sponsored on base. Upcoming mee ngs: November 6—”Standing Down the US Mission in Afghanistan”. Capt. Drew Myers, HQ Air Combat Command Engineering Division Page 5
Building Information Modeling for the Mechanical Disciplines
Tuesday, November 4th, 2014
ASHRAE Distinguished Lecturer – Dennis Knight is the Chairman of the BIM Multi-disciplinary Task Group
(MTG), is the former Chair of Technical Committee (TC) 7.1 “Integrated Building Design,” serves on ASHRAE
Standards Committee, and serves as the Chair of the ASHRAE/IBPSA-USA 2014 Building Simulation Specialty
Conference. He has also served as the President of the Charleston Chapter twice since he joined the Society in
1979. Mr. Knight was recently elevated to the membership grade of ASHRAE Fellow at the ASHRAE 2014 Winter
Meeting in New York City.
Mr. Knight founded Whole Buildings Systems, LLC, in 2010 after having owned both an engineering firm and a
construction company, and most recently serving as a Principal at Liollio Architecture. Whole Building Systems’
practice focuses on commissioning, building performance simulation, energy management, BIM applications, and
operations and maintenance management and planning.
Mr. Knight holds an assortment of professional registrations and accreditations. He is a Registered Professional
Engineer in South Carolina, North Carolina, and Wisconsin and holds dual registration in South Carolina as both a
Mechanical Engineer and a Fire Protection Engineer. He is a LEED Accredited Professional, a Construction
Specification Institute (CSI) certified Constructional Specification Specialist, a American Commissioning Group
(ACG) certified Commissioning Authority and Building Performance Institute (BPI) certified as both a Building
Energy Analyst and a Building Envelope Professional.
Presentation Abstract: BIM for the Mechanical Disciplines
This presentation focuses on the value and uses of BIM to Owners, Architects, Engineers, and the community. It
provides a consistent definition of BIM and provides the Mechanical Engineer with the information needed to begin the
process of adopting and using BIM as an integrated design tool to optimize mechanical systems design, improve
collaboration, minimize coordination errors, and deliver better work products and results. It also provides Mechanical
Engineers with the information they need to include in a BIM before they receive it so that they may take advantage of
its value without having to spend unproductive time cleaning up corrupt or incomplete files and filling in missing
information.
Earn 1 hour of Professional Development Hours at this meeting.
Date: ***TUESDAY** November 4, 2014
Lunch Location: ITT TECH – Theory 4 – 5425 Robin Hood Rd, Norfolk, VA 23513
 Enter Building Doors right below ITT Tech Sign hanging from Bldg facade
 Turn right in the foyer and pass the receptionist desk
 Take double doors out of foyer and ASHRAE sign in desk will be in the hallway
Time: Meet and Greet/Lunch at 11:45am and Tech Session begins at 12:00 pm
Payment: Members = $20.00 Non-Members = $25.00 Students = $10.00
For reservations go to http://hamptonroads.ashraechapters.org/
M. DENNIS KNIGHT, P.E., LEED®AP, CCS, CXA, BEMP
Principal, Whole Building Systems, LLC
Charleston, SC
M. Dennis Knight has 40 years of experience providing engineering, design and construction related services within the
building industry. Active at the local, state and national levels with various agencies and professional societies, he works to
help develop sustainable, integrated building design guidelines.
Nationally, as a member of ASHRAE, Mr. Knight is the Chairman of the BIM Multi-disciplinary Task Group (MTG), is the
former Chair of Technical Committee (TC) 7.1 “Integrated Building Design,” serves on ASHRAE Standards Committee and
serves as the Chair of the ASHRAE/IBPSA-USA 2014 Building Simulation Specialty Conference. He has also served as the
President of the Charleston Chapter twice since he joined the Society in 1979. Mr. Knight was recently elevated to the
membership grade of ASHRAE Fellow at the ASHRAE 2014 Winter Meeting in New York City.
Mr. Knight founded Whole Buildings Systems, LLC, in 2010 after having owned both an engineering firm and a construction
company, and most recently serving as a Principal at Liollio Architecture. Whole Building Systems’ practice focuses on
commissioning, building performance simulation, energy management, BIM applications, and operations and maintenance
management and planning.
Mr. Knight holds an assortment of professional registrations and accreditations. He is a Registered Professional Engineer in
South Carolina, North Carolina, and Wisconsin and holds dual registration in South Carolina as both a Mechanical Engineer
and a Fire Protection Engineer. He is a LEED Accredited Professional, a Construction Specification Institute (CSI) certified
Constructional Specification Specialist, a American Commissioning Group (ACG) certified Commissioning Authority and
Building Performance Institute (BPI) certified as both a Building Energy Analyst and a Building Envelope Professional.
AWARDS AND HONORS
• ASHRAE Fellow, 2013
• US Green Building Council South Carolina Chapter Leadership Award, 2008
• AIA Charleston Special Recognition for Outstanding Service to the Community and the Design Profession, 2008
• ASHRAE Research Promotion “Top Dog” Award, 2005, for directing the most successful Research Fund-raising
Campaign in all of Society
• Engineer of the Year Award, 2003 Charleston Joint Engineers Society
• Past President Charleston Chapter ASHRAE 1986 and 2000
• Chairman, Construction Board of Adjustments and Appeals, Town of Mt. Pleasant, SC, 1999
LECTURE TOPICS
 Developing an Integrated Personal Management System to help Get Things Done
This presentation focuses on how to setup and utilize an integrated time and action management system to improve
personal communication and productivity. No matter where you are on the project delivery list of stakeholders, this
presentation is designed to provide new ideas and tools to help you provide better leadership, improve personal
communications, and to help you personally get things done without giving up your entire personal life.
 Integrated Building Design
This presentation focuses on the Integrated Building Design and Project Delivery processes including team building,
project management, stakeholder responsibilities, early collaboration, better decision making, documentation methods and
the use of technologies like BIM to improve the built environment. The presentation provides an overview of ASHRAE
Applications Chapter 57 and how to apply its recommendations to help design, construct, operate and maintain better
buildings.
 Building Performance Analysis for Building Performance Rating Systems
This presentation focuses on building performance rating systems and their requirements for energy use reduction and
whole building optimization. The program provides an overview of how to use computer assisted building performance
analysis systems and ASHRAE 90.1 Appendix G to maximize the design team’s ability to achieve the greatest number of
credits when seeking project certification under a building performed rating system.
 Building Information Modeling for the Mechanical Disciplines
This presentation focuses on the value and uses of BIM to Owners, Architects, Engineers, and the community. It provides
a consistent definition of BIM and provides the Mechanical Engineer with the information needed to begin the process of
adopting and using BIM as an integrated design tool to optimize mechanical systems design, improve collaboration,
minimize coordination errors and deliver better work products and results. It also provides Mechanical Engineers with the
information they need have included in a BIM before they receive it so that they may take advantage of its value without
having to spend unproductive time cleaning up corrupt or incomplete files and filling in missing information.
 ASHRAE Building Energy Quotient (bEQ)
ASHRAE has a new Building Energy Quotient (bEQ) Energy Labeling Program that officially launched its operational
program in 2011, and launched its “as designed” rating in 2013. This presentation includes an overview of the
ASHRAE bEQ program with an up to date discussion of its primary goals, objectives, and procedures.
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Chapter 217
SME Meeting & Dinner Announcement
Presentation:
Appreciative Lean
Where:
Knights of Columbus Hall
100 Columbus Way
Newport News, VA 23608
When:
Wednesday, 05 November at 6:00 p.m.
Schedule of Events:
6:00 to 6:30 p.m. - Cocktails
6:30 to 7:30 p.m. – Dinner
Presentation to Follow
Cost:
Members and Guests - $15
Students and Seniors - $10
Dinner:
Garden Salad with house dressing, Sliced
Ham with Raisin Sauce, Mashed Potatoes,
Corn, Pasta Primavera, Pineapple and
Cherries, Rolls with Butter, and Peach
Cobbler. (Special menu is available upon
advanced request.)
Reservations:
Please have your reservation in by
Monday, 03 November 2014 to:
John Edwards
[email protected]
(757) 876-8386
Appreciative Lean: A Positive Lens for Enduring Results.
Appreciative Inquiry is an organizational process that
generates sustainable results, engaging the whole system,
utilizing organizational strengths to create a positive
environment. Applying Appreciative Inquiry to LEAN
Management is a natural step to engage front-line
employees to continually improve business processes
through creativity, innovation and amplification of
success.
Linda Berardi is a Principal of Corporation for Positive
Change, a global business consulting firm and Founder
and Principal of WillowOak Center for Positive Change.
Linda focuses her consulting engagements on the use of
Appreciative Inquiry-based methodologies with clients
from a broad spectrum of business, healthcare,
government and education. Linda is especially known for
her ability to enliven and reframe talent management
challenges into engaging opportunities for positive
change through public speaking and to drive enduring
results with her clients. Linda’s professional background
includes over twenty five years’ experience within the
behavioral healthcare industry where she has led the
design and delivery of successful statewide initiatives
related to talent management and cultural
transformation. Linda’s areas of expertise include
organizational learning, strategic planning, human
resources and strength-based performance
management. Her education/certifications include, a
Master in Public Administration degree from Old Dominion
University, Senior Professional in Human Resources
Certification through the Society of Human Resource
Management and certification as an Appreciative
Leadership Development Program© facilitator. Linda can
be reached at [email protected].
Web Address: http://i.sme.org/HamptonRoadsNo217/Home/
Hampton Roads Engineering Societies Calendar November 2014
Guerilla Social Media Strategies for Project Managers
Dates:
November 5, 2014
5:30 PM - 8:00 PM
Location:
Crown Plaza Hampton-Marina
700 Settlers Landing Rd
Hampton, VA 23669
Registration:
https://www.pmihr.org/meet-reg1.php?id=28
Fee:
$30 Member registration, after Oct. 31 $40
$40 Non-member registration, after Oct. 31 $50
Guerilla Social Media Strategies for Project Managers
featuring
Sultan Camp
Join us for an evening of networking, learning, and socialization at the Crowne Plaza Hampton
Marina.
Our program starts with time to network with colleagues, learn about one another regional
professional organization, and enjoy the cash bar. After some brief chapter business and
introductions, we'll enjoy our dinner. Over coffee and dessert, we turn our focus to the featured
presentation, followed by a door-prize drawing. We look forward to seeing you there!
Project Managers–ever think about all of this Social media hype for business development,
recruitment and strategic networking? Do you even need a Social Media Strategist?
Times have changed; career management as a Project Manager and marketing online has hit a
revolution era. Marketing is no longer about one-sided conversation where you push your sales
message at your target market or employer. Rather, successful career management and
business development is dependent upon your ability to build relationships and have
conversations with your consumers using social media.
The Internet and social media is not going away and it is certainly not a passing fad. Social
media is only going to get bigger and if you are not on board chances are the competition is
going to pass you by.
Objectives:
Learn how to use Social Media for Marketing
 Adopt Social Media Management techniques
 Utilize Social Media For Businesses
 Craft Twitter, LinkedIn, and Facebook for Businesses strategy
 LinkedIn Tips for an effective profile
 Facebook Ads Tips
 Brainstorming Social Media Strategies
 Develop Twitter, LinkedIn, and Facebook Strategies
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Join us to learn how to shorten the learning curve and gain invaluable insight on a strategic
social media path to success on many of the popular social media platforms including, but not
limited to LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter, etc.
So, if you are serious about creating a community of engaged, loyal brand followers, or
managing your career as a Project Manager more effectively save your spot today!
PDUs Available:
1 PDU for Certified PMs
About The Speaker
Sultan Camp is a proud Navy Veteran, Graduate of The George Washington University and a
Social Media Expert. He is the author of “Congratulations on Your Military Service…Now Here
are 9 Reasons I Won’t Hire you” featured on Business Insider with 500,000+ views and he
speaks and trains business owners & professionals nationally. He is also a Military Talent
candidate recruiter with Orion International
Sultan has been recognized by LinkedIn as one of the Top 2% of LinkedIn Experts and was
named one of the top 10 social media and career bloggers at Career Attraction and Every
Veteran Hired blog websites.
He helps companies identify and build their personal brand online; incorporating the social
media aspects and obtaining REAL results for your business in a social world. Consider joining
his nearly 2,300 Twitter followers (@careersultan); connect with him on LinkedIn; and you can
also find Sultan on Facebook at http://www.fb.com/careersultan.
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"The Effect of Shallow Water on Ships’ Rolling"
Date: November 6, 2014 6:00 P M Location: Hampton Yacht Club
4707 Victoria Blvd
Hampton, VA 23669
Time:
Prices
6:00PM – Social Hour
6:30 PM – Dinner
7:00 PM – Presentation
8:30 PM—Adjourn
Students- $15
Members- $20
Non-Members-$30
Understanding ships’ rolling characteristics is vitally important to designing a seakindly
vessel, particularly if the design is intended to make a significant departure from the
traditional design lanes. Rolling characteristics are typically described by the vessel’s
roll period as well as showing the roll decrement plot (example inset). The sally test is
used to determine these values, which are also sometimes used to determine the ship’s
mass moment of inertia with respect to rolling. However, a vessel’s rolling response to
the sally test is dependent on water depth, shallower water provides greater damping
and slower roll periods. Failure to account for this effect played a role in the poor
seakeeping performance of the USS Midway after she was blistered in the late 80’s.
Davy will be discussing the model sally tests he has performed and show results
depicting the effect of varying water depth on both roll damping and roll period of
ships.
Davy Hansch is the Publicity Chair, Librarian and T&R Rep of the Hampton Roads
Section of SNAME. He is a recipient of the Society of Allied Weight Engineers Ed Payne
Outstanding Young Engineer Award in May 2010 and the SNAME Hampton Roads
Section Young Engineer of the Year Award the same year. Davy is the author of SAWE
Recommended Practice No. 17 "Weight Distribution and Moments of Inertia for Marine
Vehicles" Issued 8 October 2009. He is currently pursuing a Master’s Degree in Ocean
Engineering from Virginia Tech with his thesis focusing on the effect of shallow water on
ships’ rolling characteristics. Other publications: "The Use of Inferential Statistics in
Ships’ Stability Analysis". Presented at the 69th Annual Conference of the Society of
Allied Weight Engineers. May 2010. Co-written with Michael Diggs and Melissa Cooley.
"Methods of Determining the Longitudinal Weight Distribution of a Ship". Presented at
the 67th Annual Conference of the Society of Allied Weight Engineers. May 2008.
"Weight Distribution Method of Determining Gyradii of Ships". Presented at the
Chesapeake Bay Regional Conference of the Society of Allied Weight Engineers.
November 2006.
Please RSVP to Davey Hansch by November 3rd
Phone: (757)380-3858
Email: [email protected]
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hƩp://www.ieee.org/hrs Lunch & Learn: Robotics—Quadcopter Swarm Formation/
Control
Speaker: Dr . Jam es Conr ad, UNC Char lotte,
IEEE Region 3 Director-Elect 2014-2015
Date/Time:
Location:
Meal Cost:
RSVP:
Friday, November 14, 2014 12:30 AM - 2:30 PM
Old Dominion University
Engineering & Computational Sciences Building Room 1201
5115 Hampton Blvd., Norfolk, VA
Members/Professional guests $15 in advance, $20 at door; IEEE Students: $5 in
advance, $10 at door; non-IEEE Students: $10 in advance, $15 at door.
Register online at https://meetings.vtools.ieee.org/meeting_view/
list_meeting/29001 or with Jimmy Higgins ([email protected]) by
12pm Nov. 13, 2014. Indicate if Vegetarian/vegan meal will be needed.
Autonomous aerial formations of multiple quadrotors can be used
for payload manipulation and surveillance, but often require an
external system for computation or control. By having locally
controlled quadrotors, swarm applications can be realized without
the limitations of an external system. In this talk, an algorithm is
proposed to establish a swarm formation of decentralized
controlled quadrotors. First, a method of localization and motion
planning is discussed for a single quadrotor. Next, the behavior of
quadrotor swarm formations with decentralized control is
discussed. Lastly, the future direction of this research is
explained.
Biography: J ames M . Conrad received his bachelor's degree
in computer science from the University of Illinois, Urbana, and
his master's and doctorate degrees in computer engineering from
North Carolina State University. He is currently a professor at the University of North
Carolina at Charlotte. He has served as an assistant professor at the University of
Arkansas and as an instructor at North Carolina State University. He has also worked at
IBM, Ericsson/Sony Ericsson, and BPM Technology. Dr. Conrad is a Professional
Engineer, a Senior Member of the IEEE and a Certified Project Management Professional
(PMP). He is also a member of Eta Kappa Nu, the Project Management Institute, and
the American Society of Engineering Education. He has been elected to serve on the
IEEE Board of Directors as Region 3 director for 2016-2017. He is the author of
numerous books, book chapters, journal articles, and
conference papers in the areas of embedded systems,
robotics, parallel processing, and engineering education.
IEEE Hampton Roads Section, P.O. Box 7437, Hampton, VA 23666-0437 • +1 757-619-9050 • www.ieee.org/hrs Hampton Roads Engineering Societies Calendar November 2014
Students’ Night: Applications of Tools of
Forensic Science in Metallurgy
Date: November 14, 2014 5:30 P M Location: The Advanced Technology Center
1800 College Crescent, Room 131
Virginia Beach, VA 23453
Time:
Prices
5:30PM – Social Hour
6:00 PM – Dinner
7:00 PM – Presentation
Free for the first 30 students and accompanying teachers, $10 for members, re rees, teachers, parents, and addi onal students Reservations: P lease notify J eff W iese at 804-421-7897 or [email protected] by
Wednesday, November 12 on your planned attendance.
About the Presentation:
From the beginning of the use of metals and alloys engineered structures have suffered
from failures. The scientific analysis of metallurgical failures often identifies chronic and
generic problems, and identifies ways to fix these problems. Scientific techniques are
also used to establish fault.
The instruments that are used to analyze aspects of failures are themselves extensions
of physics. This talk will examine some classic materials failures and develop an
understanding of the scientific techniques used in finding the failure causes as well as
examining the attributes and modes of different kinds of failures.
Please RSVP to Davey Hansch by November 3rd
Phone: (757)380-3858
Email: [email protected]
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hƩp://www.ieee.org/hrs Embedded Systems Development and Future Trends
Speaker: Dr . Jam es Conr ad, UNC Char lotte,
IEEE Region 3 Director-Elect 2014-2015
Date/Time:
Location:
Meal Cost:
RSVP:
Friday, November 14, 2014 6:30 AM - 9:00 PM
DB Schenker Building, Oceanview Conference Room, Burns & McDonnell Offices
1305 Executive Blvd., Suite 160
Chesapeake, VA 23320
$20 in advance; $25 at the door
Register online at https://meetings.vtools.ieee.org/meeting_view/
list_meeting/29013 or with Jimmy Higgins ([email protected]) by
12pm Nov. 13, 2014. Indicate if Vegetarian/vegan meal will be needed.
Autonomous aerial formations of multiple quadrotors can be used
for payload manipulation and surveillance, but often require an
external system for computation or control. By having locally
controlled quadrotors, swarm applications can be realized without
the limitations of an external system. In this talk, an algorithm is
proposed to establish a swarm formation of decentralized
controlled quadrotors. First, a method of localization and motion
planning is discussed for a single quadrotor. Next, the behavior of
quadrotor swarm formations with decentralized control is
discussed. Lastly, the future direction of this research is explained.
Biography: J ames M . Conrad received his bachelor's degree
in computer science from the University of Illinois, Urbana, and his
master's and doctorate degrees in computer engineering from
North Carolina State University. He is currently a professor at the
University of North Carolina at Charlotte. He has served as an
assistant professor at the University of Arkansas and as an instructor at North Carolina
State University. He has also worked at IBM, Ericsson/Sony Ericsson, and BPM
Technology. Dr. Conrad is a Professional Engineer, a Senior Member of the IEEE and a
Certified Project Management Professional (PMP). He is also a member of Eta Kappa
Nu, the Project Management Institute, and the American Society of Engineering
Education. He has been elected to serve on the IEEE Board of Directors as Region 3
director for 2016-2017. He is the author of numerous books, book chapters, journal
articles, and conference papers in the areas of embedded systems, robotics, parallel
processing, and engineering education.
IEEE Hampton Roads Section, P.O. Box 7437, Hampton, VA 23666-0437 • +1 757-619-9050 • www.ieee.org/hrs Hampton Roads Engineering Societies Calendar November 2014
StormWaterRetro itandLocalPolicies
Con nuing Educa on: 1.5 GBCI CEU for LEED Accredited Professionals: Category VII: Project Surroundings and Public Outreach; AIA credit This program is appropriate for architects, specifiers, professional engineers, building owners, building managers, corporate accounts and building inspectors. This program is basic and meets the needs of professionals at every experience level. When:
Tuesday, November 18, 2014 12:00 pm to 1:30 pm Where:
ITT Technical Ins tute Robin Hood Road Norfolk, VA Lunch will be served. Registra ons must be received by noon on Oct. 24 to provide an accurate lunch count. Please email any ques ons to Donna Wilgus, HRGBC Administra ve Assistant, at [email protected] Registra on and details: h ps://www.eventbrite.com/e/storm‐water‐retrofit‐and‐local‐policies‐ ckets‐11973104879 Page 16
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hƩp://www.ieee.org/hrs FIRST Robotics
Speaker: Mr. Matt Wilbur
Date/Time:
Thursday, November 20, 2014 6:30 PM - 9:00 PM
6:30PM - Social
Location: Old Dominion University
7:00PM - Dinner
Engineering & Computational Sciences Building
7:45PM - Presentation
Hampton Blvd
9:15PM - Conclusion
Norfolk, VA 23529
Meal Cost: Members $15 and guests; Students and Student non-members $10
Presentation:
Free
Abstract: M att W ilbur w ill provide an overview of the FI RST programs, and
provide insight as to why FIRST is critical to the future of Hampton Roads. Based on his
experience as head coach, he will discuss challenges and opportunities that FIRST
provides for students, educators, and practicing engineers alike.
Biography: M ATTHEW L. W I LBUR is a Senior Research Engineer for the US
Army Research Laboratory (ARL) where he investigates state-of-the-art helicopter rotor
system technologies. His duties include the analytical investigation of advanced rotor
system concepts, and the planning, preparation, and execution of wind-tunnel tests of
aeroelastically similar, model-scale helicopter rotor and tiltrotor systems in the Langley
Transonic Dynamics Tunnel (TDT). Mr. Wilbur helped to pioneer the use of embedded
piezoelectric-fiber actuators to impart active-twist control on helicopter rotor blades, a
field of study that has proven application for rotorcraft vibration and noise reduction.
For this research, he received the 2001 ARL Achievement Award for Engineering.
In 2007, Mr. Wilbur volunteered to start and coach a FIRST Robotics Competition team,
Triple Helix, at Menchville High School in Newport News, Virginia. Now entering their
8th season of competition, Triple Helix has become one of Virginia’s most successful
FIRST teams, having earned numerous awards and reaching the 2014 FIRST FRC
Championship Final. The team has also been active serving needs in our community
and furthering the education of students with robotics summer camps, teacher
workshops, and the development of a robotics class at Menchville High School. Mr.
Wilbur continues to serve the team as head coach and a mechanical systems mentor.
Reservations:
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Marie Scantlebury at [email protected]
William LaBelle [[email protected], +1 757 619 9050].
Checks: Checks should be made out to I EEE and brought to the meeting.
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Emerging Women Leaders Webinar Series:
Energize Your Women’s Initiative
December 2, 2014 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm
Registration closes December 1 at 7:00 pm.
Hampton Roads District Training Center
1700 North Main Street
Suffolk, VA 23434
WTS Hampton Roads Chapter is sponsoring Professional Development Mentorship/Webinar Sessions by par cipa ng in the 2014 Emerging Women Leaders Webinar Series and providing an informal mentorship opportunity in associa on with each webinar. Guest Speakers: Chris na Roberts of Siemens, Heather Howell of IBM, and Olivia Shen Green of Cisco. Are you part of a corporate women’s network? Join us with your group to receive ideas, become inspired, and learn best prac ces for making the most of this valuable resource. We’ll cover how to engage employees and volunteers, work with execu ve sponsors, and make a difference for women in your organiza on. THE WEBINAR IS PROVIDED FREE OF CHARGE!
Register Now! http:/ / w tsevents.org/ chapter/ HamptonRoads/
Contact for learning more about Emerging Women Leaders Webinar Series: Management Methods for S cky Situa ons Salvija Ho eimer, President. Phone: , Email: ho [email protected] Page 18
Engineer’s Annual Holiday Party
Date:
Time:
Place:
Cost:
Thursday, December 11, 2014
7:00 – 9:30 p.m.
Tautogs Restaurant
205 23rd Street, Virginia Beach
$35 per person, payable at the door
(Includes: 1(one) beverage ticket and Heavy hors d’oeuvres
RSVP to:
Gary Heisler (AECOM), 757.306.6842, [email protected]
Bill LaBelle (SPAWAR), 757.619.9050, [email protected]
Online: http://www.acteva.com/
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Oysters Rockefeller
Oysters Benny
Steamed shrimp
Shrimp & Vegetable Quesadillas
Black Bean & Corn Wonton Cups
Crab Dip
Roasted Vegetables
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Chicken Teriyaki Skewers
Tuna Rounds
Smoked Salmon With Capers
Chicken Wings
Petit Fours
Holiday Cookies
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CareerOpportunities Do you have a job opening? Consider pos ng your announcement here. Send your posi on announcement to me at [email protected]. Posi ons must be resubmi ed once a month else it is assumed the posi on is filled. Seeking Florida Tech Adjuncts for
Hampton Roads
Florida Institute of Technology, Extended Studies Department, Hampton Roads Site at Fort Eustis in Virginia
is seeking an adjunct faculty member to teach in the following degree programs for spring 2015:
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Master of Public Administration
Master of Business Administration
Master of Science in Logistics Management
Master of Science in Acquisition and Contract Management
The spring 2015 semester begins on January 12th. Qualified candidates must have a Ph.D. or terminal degree in the teaching field. Candidates with related discipline degrees will also be considered. Professional
level work experience and certifications in the field of teaching is preferred, along with graduate level teaching
experience.
The classes will be held face to face (or run as hybrid) during the evenings in the Herb Bateman Army Education Center at Fort Eustis, Virginia.
We are part of the Extended Studies Department of Florida Institute of Technology. Information about our
Hampton Roads Site can be viewed at http://www.fit.edu/hamptonroads.
Florida Institute of Technology is accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of
Colleges and Schools to award associate, baccalaureate, masters, education specialist and doctoral degrees.
Florida Institute of Technology is certified to operate by the State Council of Higher Education for Virginia.
If interested, please email a cover letter, curriculum vitae/resume, a copy of related certifications, and an unofficial copy of undergraduate and graduate transcripts from all schools attended, to [email protected] or call
757-887-2488.
Postal Address:
Dr. Denise Siegfeldt
Florida Institute of Technology
P.O. Box 4323
Fort Eustis, VA 23604
Phone: (757) 887-2488
Fax: (757) 887-5648
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