Introduction to Chemical and Materials Engineering (CME 101)
Swift 800 Thursdays at 4 pm to 4:50 pm
Fall Course CME 100

Evaluaton Autumn 2005
Student Evaluations CME 101 Spring 2006
H
elp Sessions:
Tutoring sessions 416 ERC 3 to 6 pm Mondays, Wednesdays and Thursdays.

Purpose of this Course: 

1) Keep in touch with the department during first year.
2) Make sure you have a good sense for what CME is.
3) Make contacts with your faculty advisor.
4) Introduce you to upper classmen/women.
5) Introduce you to faculty in the department.
6) Introduce you to alumni and local industrial contacts in Materials and Chemical Engineering.
7) Provide you with a fail safe contact for early problem resolution and encouragement.

Some potentially useful web pages:
              Math Help Web Page That May be Useful. (Algebra, Trig, Calculus, Differential Equations, Complex Numbers, Matrix Math)
              Other Math Pages (a list)

Prof. Greg Beaucage (Materials)
Chemical & Materials Engineering
492 Rhodes Hall
410 Rhodes Lab
513 556-3063
beaucag@uc.edu
Beaucage Home Page
Stop by my office if you need help with math etc. and I will try to help.

Prof. & Program Chair Vadim Guliants (Chemical)
Chemical & Materials Engineering

678 Engineering Research Center (ERC)
Vadim.Guliants@UC.Edu
513-556-0203


                                                                                  April 3 2008



March 29, 2007

Grading: 
1) Show up.
2) Contacted your academic advisor. 
       SIGNATURE SHEET
3) Write a group report on one faculty's research, on a topic in Chemical or Materials Engineering, on a company in CME, on a topic of your suggestion. (Groups are listed below)
4)  Present the report as a poster at the last day poster session.

Date Topic People and Contact Information
April 3

-Schedule for next year.
-Possibility of summer courses.
-Make-up in summer if you had problems.
-Possibility of research this summer.
-Tutoring This Quarter
     Tutoring is mandatory if your GPA is below 3.0 and/or if your grade in Calculus is a C or below.  If you have a higher grade use of tutoring is still highly encouraged.  Please try tutoring and see if it can help. 

416 ERC 1 to 5 pm everyday

Meet with your Group and Select a Spokesperson for the Poster and Report. Spokesperson will deligate the work for the poster.

Rod Roseman
496 Rhodes Hall
rosemard@email.uc.edu
556-3187

-Resolve Schedule Problems

-Designate Chemical or Materials Engineering by End of this Quarter with Dean Joe Nevin

-Tutoring 416 ERC 3 to 6 pm Mondays, Wednesdays and Thursdays.

-Apply for summer research jobs.

-Class Project

-Next week meet in Zimmer Auditorium for Lecture.

REU National Science Foundation Program: Research Experience for Undergraduates.
This is a program that Faculty can apply for as a supplement to an existing grant or as a larger formal program to support an undergraduate doing research in their labs. There are several REU programs at UC but there are many across Ohio and the country.
Society of Woman Engineers (SWE)
REU Membrane Center UC (You need to apply immediately to Prof. Clarson in CME)
alpha.che.uc.edu/mast/

Chemistry Department UC
CEE Department UC
NSF Site
Also talk with individual faculty Who often have money for this.

ASM Scholarship Due May 1

2012 Schedule Materials Engineering

2012 Schedule Chemical Engineering

April 10

Nobel Laureate Lecture

Nobel laureate Professor Sir Harold Kroto. As some of you may recall, Professor Kroto was awarded the Nobel prize in 1996 (jointly with Professor Robert Curl and late Professor Richard Smalley) for the discovery of bucky-balls. Professor Kroto will be at UC on the 10th and 11th of April

Zimmer Auditorium 4:30

(Please get there as early as possible to get a seat at least by 4:00)

http://www.che.uc.edu/documents/Program.ppt

Wiki page on Kroto

Autobiography

 

April 17 Q&A with ChE and MSE Upperclassmen
April 24

UC Power Plant Tour

Joe Harrell

Map to UC Power Plant

Joe Harrell, PE, CEM
University of Cincinnati
Executive Director Utilities
office (513)-558-4635
cell (513)-604-9217
HARRELJH@ucmail.uc.edu

Talk on Polymers for Tires by Adel Halasa 3 pm Friday 502 Revschl (Across from Chemistry Library)

May 1 Alan Gabelman (Givaudan)

alan.gabelman@givaudan.com

http://www.givaudan.com/givcom/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Givaudan

May 8

M. Curran or W. Barrett (EPA)

Mary Ann Curran
LCA Research Program Manager
US EPA
Cincinnati, Ohio 45268 USA
curran.maryann@epa.gov

Web Site
Powerpoint Slides

May 15

Ryan Breese

BS ChE, Univ. Cincinnati
MS Materials, Univ. Cincinnati

Ryan Breese
Technical Director
Eclipse Film Technologies
4434 Muhlhauser Rd.
Hamilton, Ohio 45011
(513) 942-2900
rbreese@eclipsefilmtech.com
www.eclipsefilmtech.com

May 22

Matt Burke
BS MSE 2002

Armor Holdings
Fairfield Ohio

Matthew Burke
Engineering Manager - Current Products & Small Projects
BAE Systems
513-881-5474
mat.burke@baesystems.com
Mobility Protection Systems
9113 Le Saint Drive
Fairfield OH 45014

May 29 Wayne Beimesch Wayne Beimesch
The Procter & Gamble Company
Corporate Engineering Technical Labs
8256 Union Centre Blvd
West Chester, OH 45069
513-634-9604
June 5

Poster Session for CME Department and Your Posters

Freshmen/women Posters and Pizza Party

Hosted by Dr. Beaucage and Dr. Guliants
Invited Faculty and Students in CME

Research Posters:
1) Mubarak Alazemi Anastasios P. Angelopoulos
Graphite Nanoparticle Self-Assembly for Conductive Coating Applications
2) Stephen W. Thiel, Neville Pinto
3) Sandeep Singh, Raj Singh
Fuel Cells
4) Ram Ramachandran, Sachit Chopra, Stephanie Berger, Greg Beaucage
Flame made nanoparticles
5) Vadim Guliants
Zeolite Based Catalysts

Student Posters:
Group 1:

Group 2:

Group 3:

Group 4:

Group 5:

Group 6:

Group 7:

Group 8:

 

 

   

Groups Organized by Last 4 Digits in Student Number

 

Group 1 139-1336

Demmy, Logan F

Grim, Robert L

Holland, Robin
Meiser, Emily
Smith, Bridnee R
Trachsel, Andrea Alise
Hill, Alexander John
Crawford, Kyle Christopher
Trauth, Alicia M
Shepherd, Jessica M

 

Group 2 1573-2602

Grider, Allison E

Phan, Vi

Grothouse, Adam Daniel
Evans, David Michael
Kerns, Eric M
Moser, Eric Phillip
Pierson, Daniel R
Moening, Tara N
Kuhnell, Cory P
Schwarze, Erik Matthew

 

Group 3 2744-3961

Thesing, Elizabeth G

Regelski, Anthony

Duckro, Travis R
Schwind, Christina E
Palker, Allyson
Hammons, Brian M
Jasper, Trevor A
Suhr, John Thomas
Grote, Dennis P

 

Group 4 3996-4904

Schaeper, Samantha L

Knecht, Maxwell Gordon

Ford, Kennard
Miller, Evan M
Sidler, Pablo Oscar
Bunt, Allison
Marquardt, Michael
Shirley, Sara
Schawe, Rick
Clark, Jonathan D

 

 

Group 5 4911-6727

Conley Payton, Summer B

Hertlein, David J

Habes, Joseph Nicholas
Anneken, Sam
Breadon, Desiree L
Carney, Robert J
Walterman, Sarah K
Adu, Folorunso S
Davis, Jeffrey W
Hess, Julie M

Group 6 6806-7880

Ebner, Lindsay

Rosing, Randall R

Buford, Ryan Alexander
Hoskinson, John Richard
Sheets, Nicholas N
Rheinlander, Jonathan M
Fackelman, Steven Joseph
Jackson, Alexandra Leigh
Wise, Molly
Surrao, Christopher Don

 

Group 7 7970-9027

Langenkamp, Phillip A

Davidson, Arielle M

Bek, Thomas David
Jackson, Dylan
Cowles, Phillip G
Antoine, Brooke
Gilgenbach, Kristen D
Lo, Moustapha
Metzger, Kevin M
Callari, Kevin Angelo

 

Group 8 9169-9975

Miller, Johnathan Ferrante (John)

Moore, Jeffrey K

Addis, Derek J
See, Jordan M
Lindsey, Brian David
Craft, Carri A
Scavone, Chris
Raver, Simon E
Maas, Todd M

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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