*Discuss reforming the Electric Energy Systems Curriculum to be forward-looking with emphasis onrenewables/storage, smart delivery, and efficient end-use
*Create a large and a vibrant learning community
Welcome Remarks and Importance of Reform in Electric Energy Systems Education
*Terry Ericsen - Office of Naval Research (ONR)
*An Overview of the DOE's Workforce Training Program - Deborah Buterbaugh (NETL-DOE)
Overview of the Proposed Curriculum Reform, Plans for Continuing Efforts and Pedagogy
Online Courses for Universities and Practicing Engineers
Reports of the Working Group Meetings
Curriculum Advisory Board: Chair – Ted Brekken; co-Chair - Allison Kipple
ECE Dept Heads/Engineering Deans Working Group: Chair - Ken Jenkins (Penn State)
Banquet Speaker – Professor Derek Abbott, University of Adelaide,
"How do we supply the world's energy needs?" Click on the following link for more information:
http://www.eleceng.adelaide.edu.au/personal/dabbott/publications/PIE_abbott2010.pdf
Faculty Workshop - February 2012 - The workshop on "Electric Energy Systems Curriculum for Sustainability" was held from February 2 to 5 at Napa, California. More details here.
A 3-year ONR grant received to “Center for Developing and Disseminating a Graduate/Undergraduate Curriculum in Electric Energy Systems to Universities and Practicing Engineers”
ONR-NSF Faculty Workshop - August 2011- ONR-NSF Sponsored Faculty Development Workshop (August 10-13, Minneapolis, Minnesota). More details here.
Faculty Workshop - February 2011 - The workshop on Reforming Electric Energy Systems Curriculum was held from February 4 to 5 at Napa, California. More details here.