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Outreach Events, Presentations and Participation- GLMRI Co-Directors and staff participated on behalf of GLMRI and/or have made presentations on thebenefits of short-sea shipping and other research projects to various Great Lakes audiences- March 2, 2005 The Co-Directors presented an orientation of the Institute to TheLake Superior Harbor Technical Advisory Committee. Duluth MN- April 11&12, 2005 Dr. Stewart presented an update on GLMRI to the Journal ofCommerce Domestic Maritime Conference. Hilton Head Island, SC- April 17&18, 2005 Dr. Riehl and Carol Wolosz participated in the The James L.Oberstar Transportation Forum. Minneapolis, MN- April 20, 2005 Carol Wolosz presented a program overview at the MN Sea GrantAdvisory Board. Duluth, MN- June 4, 2005 Ms. Doris Bautch, Director of the Great Lakes Region for the USMaritime Administration, formally presented the letter to the codirectorsdesignating GLMRI as a National Maritime EnhancementInstitute (NMEI) at a public ceremony. Duluth, MN- July 9&12, 2005 Dr. Stewart presents at Ports and Waterways section of theTransportation Research Board Semi-Annual Meeting. Boston, MA- July 7, 2005 Drs. Stewart and Riehl and Ms. Wolosz attended the The GreatLakes Regional Collaboration Summit I. Duluth, MN- August 1, 2005 Congressman David Obey’s Visit and Briefings, University ofWisconsin-Superior. Superior, WI- August 5, 2005 Drs. Stewart and Riehl presented an overview of GLMRI to Centerfor Freshwater Research and Policy. Duluth, MN- September 1, 2005 Dr. Stewart presents at the St. Lawrence Seaway DevelopmentCorporation H 2 0 Wood Products meeting. Duluth, MN- September 8, 2005 Dr. Stewart at the Northern Networks Trade Conference. Duluth, MN- September 15, 2005 Dr. Stewart presented at the Wisconsin Commercial Ports AnnualMeeting. Bayfield, WI.- September 20, 2005 Dr. Riehl met with the University of Minnesota, Center forTransportation Studies, director. Minneapolis, MN- September 26, 2005 Dr. Stewart at the Midwest Regional University TransportationCenter Meeting. Chicago, IL- October 7, 2005 GLMRI Advisory Board meeting, Duluth, MN15
- October 8, 2005 GLMRI Affiliate Universities Meeting and R/V Blue Heron Tour.Duluth, MN- November 2, 2005 Marine Industry Sustainability Initiative Group- November 14-15, 2005 Midwest Transportation Coalition – Freight Corridor StudyDr. Stewart presented. Milwaukee, WI- November 17-18, 2005 Great Lakes Regional Waterways Management Forum.Dr. Stewart presented. Point Edward, Ontario- December 16, 2005 Meeting with the Port Authority for Intermodal Plan for the Twin Ports. Dr.Stewart and Mr. Skurla attended. Duluth, MN- December 29, 2005 Dr. Richard Stewart and Adolph Ojard, the Duluth Seaway Port AuthorityDirector, did an interview with “Almanac North” on Great Lakes Shipping.“Almanac North” is a local television show run through the PublicBroadcasting System (PBS). Duluth, MN- January, 11, 2006 Dr. Stewart presented at he Wood Products Conference hosted bythe University of Minnesota Duluth. Duluth, MN- January 20, 2006 Dr. Stewart presented an update of GLMRI research projects at theAmerican Great Lakes Ports Association annual meeting. Toronto, Canada- January 22-25, 2006 Transportation Research Board. Dr. Stewart presented on at the Short SeaShipping in the United States and Canada Session. Dr. Riehl and CarolWolosz also attended the conference. Washington, D.C.- January 27, 2006 Carol Wolosz participated in the Society for Naval Architects and MarineEngineers (SNAME) Winter Meeting, Perrysburg, OH- March 8&9, 2006 Dr. Stewart gave a presentation on “What Great Lakes MaritimeEnvironmental Course Should We Steer?” at Maritime Day. Cleveland, OH- March 27&28, 2006 Dr. Stewart and Carol Wolosz participated in the Northeast MidwestInstitute’s planning meeting for the Great Ships Initiativedemonstration project. Duluth, MN- April 9&10, 2006 Dr. Stewart and Carol Wolosz attended The James L. OberstarForum on Transportation Policy and Technology. Minneapolis, MN- April 25&26, 2006 Carol Wolosz participated in the Upper Midwest Freight Workshop.Columbus, OH- May 17& 18, 2006 GLMRI co-sponsored The Great Lakes Maritime Academy’s T/SState of Michigan for local education and outreach tours in the TwinPorts harbor. A reception and harbor tour were provided to localdignitaries on May 17th. The ship was open for community tours onboth days of the visit. Duluth, MN16
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ReferencesChapter 1[1] Stewart, Ric
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