Session: Mac Chemical Engineering Forum (2009 Annual Meeting)

Description:

To present to chemical engineering students and young professionals, strategies for achieving at the highest levels of engineering by MAC eminent chemical engineers that are achievers in their profession. The eminent panelists will address a range of issues including the pipeline for future engineers and its impact on US competitiveness; the role of chemical engineering in the global economy, and perspectives on the worldwide energy challenges and economic downturn and how they affect USA.

Sponsor:

Topical B: Women and Minorities in Chemical Engineering

Chair:

Emmanuel Dada
Associate Research Fellow
FMC Corporation
US 1 & Plainsboro Road
Princeton, NJ 08543
Phone Number: 609-951-3847
Fax Number: 609-951-3668
Email: emmanuel.dada@fmc.com

Co-chairs:

L. Antonio Estévez, Rosemarie D. Wesson and Thomas Mensah

Papers:

Introductory Remarks

69a

The Pipeline for Future Engineers and its Impact on US Competitiveness
Emmanuel A. Dada, FMC Corporation; Rosemarie D. Wesson, National Science Foundation; L. Antonio Estévez, University of Puerto Rico; Thomas Mensah, Georgia Aerospace Corporation; Victor Atiemo-Obeng, The Dow Chemical Company; Christine Grant, North Carolina State University; Tom R. Marrero, University of Missouri

69b

The Role of Chemical Engineering in the Global Economy
Emmanuel A. Dada, FMC Corporation; Rosemarie D. Wesson, National Science Foundation; L. Antonio Estévez, University of Puerto Rico; Thomas Mensah, Georgia Aerospace Corporation; Victor Atiemo-Obeng, The Dow Chemical Company; Christine Grant, North Carolina State University; Tom R. Marrero, University of Missouri

69c

Perspectives on the Energy Challenges Facing the US Including Impacts on Sustainability
Emmanuel A. Dada, FMC Corporation; Rosemarie D. Wesson, National Science Foundation; L. Antonio Estévez, University of Puerto Rico; Thomas Mensah, Georgia Aerospace Corporation; Victor Atiemo-Obeng, The Dow Chemical Company; Christine Grant, North Carolina State University; Tom R. Marrero, University of Missouri

Question and Answer Session

Concluding Remarks

Presentation of Awards

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