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ESE Undergraduate Curriculum Committee, 1998-present.
ESE Laboratories/Equipment Committee. 1999-present. Wrote the base draft of the combined reports from ESE which were forwarded to the Dean.
SECS Committee on Academic Standing, 2001-2003. (Elected Position.) Chair of the Committee for two years, 2001-2003. Re-elected to CAS for 2003-2005.
SECS Graduate Committee, 2000-2002. At-Large elected position.
SECS Task Force 4: Infrastructure. (2002-2003)
Search Committee for Position in Plastics and Composites (Mechanical Engineering). (Two year search, unsuccessful in 1999-2000, successful in 2000-2001.)
Served on the Search Committee for the selection of Dr. John Liu (1999-2000).
Served on Dean Search Committee (February-August 2001).
Serving on Search Committee for the selection of Dr. Daniel Aloi (2001).
Academic Advisor to Eta Kappa Nu—the Electrical and Computer Engineering Honor Society. (Appointed Fall 2000). Twelve new initiates were welcomed during 2001-2002, and 23 new initiates during 2002-2003.
Academic Advisor to the new Oakland University IEEE EMBS (Engineering in Medicine and Biology) Society Student Chapter, which I initiated with 13 members in Fall of 2001.
Co-Advisor for Tau Beta Pi (assisting Dr. Chris Kobus, Advisor).
Elected to Faculty Senate (2003-2005.)
Appointed to the University Committee on Undergraduate Instruction (2003-2006).
University General Education Task Force, 1999-2000.
Teach one session of EGR 101 every semester. (1998 to present.)
Honor’s College Advisory Council. 2001-2002.
Appointed to the OU Writing Center Advisory Board. (April, 2003.)
Trained as an ABET Program Evaluator at the ASEE Conference, June, 2000, St. Louis, MO.
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Elected as the Region 4 (upper midwestern United States) representative for the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society (EMBS). (2000-2002, re-elected for 2003-2005) Extensive activity involved in developing regular chapters as well as student chapters throughout the region.
Appointed Chair of the Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society Student Activities Committee (2003-2005). Considerable activities involved in judging the student paper competition, which involves obtaining two reviews for each of the 311 student papers submitted, analyzing the results, selecting the 15 finalists, conducting the final day long society-wide presentations at the annual conference, and selecting the ultimate winners. Helped initiate web-based review submission for the contest.
Served on the Finance Committee of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society. (2000-2002) Asked to continue serving (2002-2004).
Served on the Awards Committee of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society. (2000-2002)
Served as judge for the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology (EMBS) Student Activities Committee, 1999, 2001, and 2002.
Serving as Academic Advisor to the new Oakland University IEEE EMBS (Engineering in Medicine and Biology) Society Student Chapter.
Appointed as the EMBS representative to the IEEE Transactions on NanoBioscience Steering Committee for 2002-2003.
Session chair for “Microelectrodes” (Session 12.8), EMBS Conference, Cancun, 2003.
Co-Track Chair for Track 9.3: BME Education, with Semahat Demir, 2003 EMBS Conference, Cancun, 2003.
Session chair for “Best Practices in Promoting the BME Profession.” EMBS Conference, Cancun, 2003.
Appointed as Co-Theme Chair for BME Education, with Semahat Demir, 2004 EMBS Conference, San Francisco, 2004.