Purdue Smart Grid Partners
Success in educating tomorrow’s Smart Gird innovators and leaders takes much more than colleges and universities providing academic structure. It also takes
Industry providing direct feedback on curriculum and giving students and faculty hands on learning opportunities. The academic partners below have provided tremendous us tremendous feedback and direction and we greatly appreciate their partnership. Working together, we teach, learn and apply Smart Grid technologies for a better tomorrow.
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Partners In Industry
Partners In Education
Coventry University (United Kingdom)
Dublin Institute of Technology (Ireland)
Indiana University Purdue University Indianapolis (IUPUI)
University of Warwick (United Kingdom)
Purdue Computer Integrated Technology
Purdue Electrical & Computer Engineering
Purdue Electrical & Computer Engineering Technology
Purdue Mechanical Engineering Technology
Purdue State Utility Forecasting Group
The Crossroads Smart Grid External Advisory Board
To ensure that the education and training offered meet the needs and expectations of the potential employers of our students, an External Advisory Board has been formed. This part of the project will be led by the Indiana Energy Systems Network, which is a catalyst for partnerships among private firms and research institutions in Indiana. It will be industry led but include representation from the Indiana Department of Workforce Development through the WorkOne centers as well as Ivy Tech Community College regional campuses and Purdue University regional campuses. The advisory board is comprised of select industry representatives such as Duke Energy, Indianapolis Power & Light, Indiana Michigan Power, and the Indiana Association of Rural Cooperatives. The External Advisory Board will ensure relevancy and accuracy of goals and deliverables in addition to participating in the refining of the vision and objectives. Members will help guide the curriculum development at the associate and bachelor levels. Concerning career paths, these companies represent a relevant sample of Indiana Energy companies, and can help students in obtaining internships externships and jobs.
Inaugural External Advisory Board Members
American Electric Power
Delphi Corporation
Duke Energy
Energy Systems Network
General Electric
Indianapolis Power & Light
Ivy Tech
Louisville Gas & Electric
Midwest ISO
NiSource (NIPSCO)
Purdue REMC Statewide (Indiana)
TPMA
Vectren
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For more information, contact
J. Eric. Dietz
Professor
Department of Computer and Information Technology
Knoy Hall of Technology, Room 259
401 N. Grant Street
West Lafayette, IN 47907
Phone: 765-494-8130
Email: jedietz@purdue.edu
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The Center’s mission is to grow the Purdue energy research and education enterprise. We engage researchers and students in a community that delivers new discoveries and develops disruptive technologies with national and global impact.
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Contact
Maureen McCann
Director, Energy Center,
Global Sustainability Institute
Pankaj Sharma
Managing Director, Energy Center,
Global Sustainability Institute
- sharma@purdue.edu
- Phone: 765-496-7452
- Phone: 765-494-1610
Mann Hall, Rm 105
203 South Martin Jischke Dr.
Purdue University
West Lafayette, IN 47907-1971
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