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International CommunityGIVING BACK AS AN ENGINEERINGPROFESSIONALMonday, August 8 2:30PM-5:00PMLocation:StopherModerator: Sonia M. Maassel Jacobsen2:30PM Dr. Bernie Engel, Professor and HeadAgricultural and Biological Engineering, PurdueUniversity, West Lafayette, IN3:00PM3:30PM3:45PM4:15PM4:45PMEngineering Programs In Community Service (EPICS) was startedat Purdue in 1995. Since that time, thousands of students atPurdue have applied their skills and knowledge to solveengineering related problems for the local community. EPICSprograms are now operating at more than 30 universities.Professor Engel has taught an EPICS section for the past two years.Dr. Christopher L. Butts, USDA-ARS, Dawson, GAPaying It Forward: Member Participation in E-WeekActivitiesSince 2009, ASABE has been a sponsor of E-Week in 2009 to raiseawareness of the agricultural and biological engineering professionamong other engineering disciplines and potential engineers.ASABE members give back to the profession by participating invarious national and local E-Week activities.BreakDr. Gary Feyereisen, USDA-ARS, MinnesotaThe investment of my time and engineering skills in agriculturaldevelopment projects in Africa with Engineering MinistriesInternational enriched my life through relationships and abroadened understanding of the world by exposure to new culturesand physiographies.Dr. Paul Weckler, Professor, Oklahoma StateUniversityEWB & ASABE – A Partnership for Viable andSustainable Solutions to Improve the Quality of LifeEngineers Without Borders is a non-profit internationalorganization of students and working professionals whose aim is toengineer viable and sustainable solutions to improve the quality oflife in third-world communities. Engle has been one of the facultyadvisors for the OSU chapter of EWB for the past two years. Overspring break 2011, the OK team was in a small impoverishedvillage in Honduras building bio-sand water filters. The goal wasto build & install 10 bio-sand water filters; nine were built &installed. Considering all the difficulties and challengesencountered, OK considers it a major success.Open question period for all speakersFOUNTAIN WARS COMPETITIONMONDAY, AUGUST 8Location: Poolside - Revue Tower2:00PM-2:30PM Team Check-In2:30PM-4:30PM Construction of Fountains4:30PM-5:00PM Final Construction and Safety Inspection5:00PM-5:30PM Team Test/Adjustment in Fountain5:30PM-7:30PM CompetitionTechnical Session #151INTERNATIONAL FORUM ON CHINA EXCHANGE –INVITED PRESENTATIONSMonday, August 8 2:30PM-5:30PMLocation: DaisyModerator: Ning Wang, Oklahoma State UniversitySponsored by Intl-601Promoting and facilitating academic and research exchanges among scholars fromChina and other countries in the areas of agricultural, biological and foodengineering.2:30PM Introduction2:40PM USDA-MOST Cooperation in Agricultural Scienceand Technology – Vision, Achievements andOutlookDr. Hongda Chen, National Program Leader, USDA3:00PM Strategic Thinking on Promoting InternationalCollaboration to Promote Agricultural EngineeringTechnology and Industrial developmentZhu Ming, President, Chinese Society ofAgricultural Engineering3:20PM International Agricultural and BiologicalEngineering ExchangeDon Erbach, Former ASABE President, AOChonorary member3:40PM International Cooperation and Exchanges ofNorthwest Agricultural and Forestry UniversityZhong Zhao, Vice President, Northwest Agriculturaland Forestry University, P.R. China4:00PM BREAK4:10PM YIAMA: A New Bridge for China ExchangeYang Xiusheng, Dean of Yangling Institute ofModern Agricultural Technology; Professor,University of Connecticut4:30PM Proposing a Global “Whole Chain TraceabilityCenter”Steve Holcombe, CEO, Pardalis Inc., Oklahoma4:50PM The Key Equipment and Technology Mode of CropStraw Collection and Delivery in ChinaFengde Wang, China National Machinery IndustryCorporation (SINOMACH)5:10PM Introduction to Three International Journals inAgricultural EngineeringYingkuan Wang, Chief Editor, AgriculturalEngineering International: CIGR5:20PM Conclusion RemarksYPC All in Good Fun Contest“Bootleggin Battle”Sunday, August 7 thru Monday, August 88:00AM-6:00PM– More Information at the YPC Booth in the Exhibit Hall –14www.asabemeetings.org
International CommunityE# 810TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION OF THEASSOCIATION OF OVERSEAS CHINESEAGRICULTURAL, BIOLOGICAL AND FOODENGINEERS (AOCABFE OR AOC) ANNUALBUSINESS MEETINGMonday, August 8 5:30PM-10:00PMLocation: CochranThe Association of Overseas Chinese Agricultural, Biological, and Food Engineers(AOCABFE or AOC) will celebrate its 10th anniversary during the 2011 ASABEAnnual International Meeting in Louisville, Kentucky, this summer. The primaryobject of AOC was to establish links between Chinese agricultural engineers withthe international community, especially the ASABE. As Chinese economy rapidlygrew during the past decade, “China exchange” has become a critically importantissue for the entire world. As a part of the 10th anniversary celebration, an“International Forum on China Exchange” will be held prior to this businessmeeting and banquet. Representatives of government agencies, universities,research institutes, industry, as well as scholars and students from China, the U.S.,and other countries will speak about the past experience, current status, and futuretrend of exchanges and cooperation between China and the world. The Forum willbe followed by a banquet that will feature the success of AOC during the past tenyears. All activities will be arranged on Monday, August 8. Timelines of theactivities are as follows:2:30PM-5:30PM International Forum on China Exchange5:30PM-6:30PM AOC Business Meeting6:30PM-10:00PM10th Anniversary Banquet of AOCCOST: $60.00 member/guestE#8a - $15.00 students from China/childE# 5ASSOCIATION OF AGRICULTURAL, FOOD ANDBIOLOGICAL ENGINEERS OF INDIAN ORIGIN(AABFEIO) MEETINGMonday, August 8 6:30PM-9:30PMLocation: SampsonAssociation of Agricultural, Food, and Biological Engineers of Indian Origin willhave their annual meeting. This is the second annual meeting of the association.The association dinner will take place at a restaurant in Downtown Louisvillefollowing the business meeting.COST: $25.00TUESDAYE#6INTERNATIONAL BREAKFASTTuesday, August 9 7:00AM-8:30AMLocation: Fountain RoomThe international breakfast is a great opportunity to interact with peers from manydifferent countries. If you are coming from abroad or have an interest ininternational issues this is the best place to meet new people and begin long andfruitful working relationships. The speaker for this International Breakfast will bethe 2011 recipient of ASABE’s prestigious Kishida International Award.COST: $22.00ORDER OF THE ENGINEER INDUCTION CEREMONYTuesday, August 9 3:00PM-4:30PMLocation: DaisyASABE has been accepted as the newest link (chapter) of the Order of theEngineer. Graduates and registered engineers are invited to accept the Obligation ofthe Engineer and a stainless steel ring, which is worn on the little finger of theengineer’s working hand.The Order was initiated in the United States to foster a spirit of pride andresponsibility in the engineering profession, to bridge the gap between training andexperience, and to present to the public a visible symbol identifying the engineer.The first ceremony was held on June 4, 1970. Since then, similar ceremonies havebeen held across the United States. The Obligation of the Order of the Engineer issimilar to the Canadian “Ritual of the Calling of an Engineer” initiated there in1926.We invite all qualified individuals to join the Order. Eligible candidates include: allgraduates of ABET-accredited engineering programs; seniors in ABET-accreditedprograms within two academic years of graduation; licensed PEs; and, byreciprocity, members of the Canadian Calling. The Link may also induct specialengineers who, by reason of education, eminence, or experience, are deemedworthy of the Order with approval of the National Board of Governors.Inductees must be present to accept their certificates and rings. The cost of enteringthe Order is $10.00, and inductees are asked to register with Tina Schultz at themembership booth.ASABE FELLOWS INDUCTION CEREMONYTuesday, August 9 6:00PM-8:00PMLocation: Grand Ballroom CAll ASABE attendees are invited to this special recognition ceremony honoring the2011 ASABE Fellows – the most distinguished honor given to ASABE members.Join us at the reception immediately following the ceremony.E#9ASABE FOUNDATION KENTUCKY DERBY DINNERTuesday, August 9 7:30PM-10:30PMLocation: Offsite Buses Depart 7:20PMThe ASABE Foundation has arranged for exclusive use of the Kentucky DerbyMuseum for the evening of Tuesday August 9, 2011 from 7:30 until 11:00 PM.This unique evening will offer ASABE members a taste of the Kentucky Derby.Bus transportation from the Galt House Hotel to and from the museum is includedin the ticket as well as admission to the museum. Buses will leave the Galt HouseHotel between 7:20 and 8:00 PM and return from the museum between 10 and11:30 PM.The evening will begin with a social hour (7:30 to 8:30) during we will haveexclusive access to the two floors of the Kentucky Derby MuseuM. We will also beable to purchase a “Mint Julep” in a souvenir glass ($10), hopefully see athoroughbred horse, and socialize while reviewing the history of the KentuckyDerby. The bugler for the Kentucky Derby, Steve Buttleman, will play the “Call toPost” to call us to a sit down dinner. We will then take our seats in the Great Halland hear Steve Buttleman play “My Old Kentucky Home”. During dinner a video“The Greatest Race” will be shown on the 360 degree museum screen. The maincourse and dessert will follow and toward the end of the meal we will have ASABEFoundation statements followed by Steve Buttleman who will discuss hisexperiences with the Kentucky Derby.The dinner program will end at 10 PM. The gift shop and museum will be openuntil 11 PM. Buses will return to the Galt House shortly after 10 PM with the lastbus leaving at 11 PM.COST: $100.00www.asabemeetings.org 15
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