Ellen Lackey - School of Engineering - University of Mississippi

Ellen Lackey1. a. Name and Academic Rank: Ellen Lackey – Associate Professor of MechanicalEngineering.2. Degrees with fields, institutions and dates:a. B. E., Summa Cum Laude, General Engineering, University of Mississippi, May 1990.b. M.S., Mechanical Engineering, University of Mississippi, 1992.c. Ph.D., Materials Science and Engineering, University of Mississippi, May 1996.3. a. Number of year’s service on this faculty including present: 9b. Date of original appointment and rank: August 1995, Acting Assistant Professor ofMechanical Engineering; August 1996, Assistant Professor of Mechanical Engineering.4. Other related experience: 1991-1994-Graduate Instructor, University of Mississippi1988-1990-Instructor, Sylvan Learning Center, Jackson, Mississippi - Responsible forteaching math, science and language skills to small groups of elementary school throughadult students.5. Consulting and Patents:a. BorgWarner, SEM and Failure Analysis consulting (unpaid), 1998-present6. State(s) in which registered professionally: None7. Principle publications of the last five years:• “Permeability Impact on the Pressure Rise in a Pultrusion Die,” K. S. Raper, J.A.Roux, J. G. Vaughan, and E. Lackey, Journal of Thermo physics and HeatTransfer, Vol. 13, No. 1, January- March 1999, pp. 91-99.• Ellen Lackey, Kapil Inamdar, Leah Worrel, W. Al-Akhdar, and D. A. Wostratzky,“Demonstration and Development of Filament Winding Using Photo initiatedResins,” RadTech Report, May/June, 2001, pp. 36-42.• James G. Vaughan, Ellen Lackey, Gary Freeman, and Dean Ross, “Understanding theEffects of Clay Fillers in the Pultrusion Process,” Proceedings of Composites 2001-CFA (Composites Fabricators Association), published on CD, 2001. (Best PultrusionPaper Award Winner).• Jack A. McClurg, James Vaughan, and Ellen Lackey, "Combined Effects ofMoisture, Temperature, and Load on Pultruded Composites," Proceedings ofComposites 2002 CFA (Composites Fabricators Association), published on CD,2002. (Best Pultrusion Paper Award Winner and Best Overall Paper Award Co-Winner)• Ellen Lackey, James Vaughan, and Rahul Patki, “Utilization of Photo cureTechniques in Conjunction with Thermal Cure for Increasing Productivity of thePultrusion Process,” RadTech Report, May/June, 2003, pp. 42-49.• Ellen Lackey, James Vaughan, and Michael Frazier, “Experimental Examination ofStatic Loading of Self-Tapping Screws Used for Mechanical Attachments toComposite Sandwich Materials,” Journal of Advanced Materials, accepted.8. Scientific and professional societies of which a member:a. American Society of Mechanical Engineers b. Tau Beta Pi – UM Faculty Advisorc. American Society for Engineering Education d. ASM International

e. Sigma Xi – full member f. Composite Fabricators Associationg. Society for the Advancement of Material and Process Engineering9. Honors and Awards:a. Outstanding Engineering School Faculty Member of the Year Award, 2002b. Ralph R. Teetor Educational Award, 1999, national engineering educator awardpresented by the Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE)c. Outstanding Mechanical Engineering Teacher for 1996, 1999, and 2002, selectedby junior and senior ME students (Award may only be received once in a threeyear period.)d. University of Mississippi Faculty Achievement Award for Teaching and Scholarship,1999e. National Dow Chemical Excellence in Composites Research Award Recipient, 1995.f. Outstanding Pultrusion Paper Award Recipient and Overall Best Paper Co-Winner forthe Composite Fabricators Association (CFA) Annual Conference, 2002g. Outstanding Pultrusion Paper Award Recipient for the Composite FabricatorsAssociation (CFA) Annual Conference, 2001h. Outstanding Processing Paper Award Recipient for the Composite FabricatorsAssociation (CFA) Annual Conference, 200010. Institutional and Professional Service in the Past Five Years:a. Reviewer for the ASEE Navy Research Laboratory (NRL) Sabbatical Leave Program 2002b. Invited review panelist for the 2000, 2001, 2002, and 2003 National DefenseScience and Engineering Graduate (NDSEG) Fellowship Programc. Invited review panelist for the National Science Foundation (NSF) MaterialsProcessing and Manufacturing Unsolicited Proposal Review Panel held June 14, 2000d. Engineering School Statics and Dynamics Core Course Committeee. Civil Engineering Chairman Search Committee, 2000-2001f. University Faculty Achievement Award Committee 2000 and 2001g. University Academic Program Review Committee 200211. Professional Development Activities in the Past Five Years:a. Introduction to Pro/ENGINEER 2000i, 5 day training course conducted by ParametricTechnology, Huntsville, AL, 1999.b. Introduction to Pro/MECHANICA 2000i, 5 day training course conducted byParametric Technology, Dallas, TX, June 2000.c. Seminar on Experimental Stress Analysis – Techniques for the Teaching Laboratory,5 day training course conducted by Measurements Group, Raleigh, NC, July 2000.d. Introduction to Pro/Manufacturing, 5 day training course conducted by ParametricTechnology, Houston, TX, June 2001.e. Fundamentals of Design, 5 day training course conducted by Parametric Technology,Charlotte, NC, June 2002f. Fadal CNC Operation and Programming, 4 day training course conducted by CardinalMachinery, Memphis, TN, December 2002g. Adult Technical Education Courses, Business and Industry Complex, Oxford, MSMachine Tools VIII, Spring 1999 Machine Tools IX, Spring 2000 ConstructionTechnology, Fall 2002h. NSF Faculty Workshop, “Engineering Engineering Education: A Catalyst Workshopfor Change”, Bucknell University, July 13-18, 2003.i. Conducting research on numerous externally funded research projects.