1. Being a successful teacher- scholar in an evolving university: The research portion of your Academic Portfolio Ray Luechtefeld – Engineering Management, Kumar Venayagamoorthy – Electrical & Computer Engineering, Thomas Vojta - Physics, Kai-Tak Wan –Mechanical Eng., Chemical & Biological Eng.

2. NSF Career Awards Ray Luechtefeld – CAREER: Development and Evaluation of Portable, Computationally Intelligent Team Training G. Kumar Venayagamoorthy – CAREER: Scalable Learning and Adaptation with Intelligent Techniques and Neural Networks for Reconfiguration and Survivability of Complex Systems Thomas Vojta – CAREER: Quantum Phase Transitions in Electronic Systems Kai-Tak Wan – CAREER: Interfacing and Integrating Life-Sciences and Solid-Mechanics (Nano- & Bio-Mechanics, Civil & Mechanical Systems)

3. Establishing a balanced and robust program of research and scholarship What to Research? Publications External Funding Networking Integration of Research and Education (Teaching)

4. 2002200320042005 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 Calendar Year (Blue bar represents number of proposals where Venayagamoorthy was the PI) Number of Proposals Submitted 45 Proposals Submitted in 42 Months - $ 14.6 Million Venayagamoorthy PI on 31 Proposals - $ 4.8 Million

5. 2002200320042005 0 1 2 3 4 5 Calendar Year (Blue bar represents proposals where the PI was Venayagamoorthy Number of Proposals Awarded 11 Proposals Awarded - $ 1.21 Million Venayagamoorthy PI on 8 Proposals - $ 0.87 Million

6. 2002200320042005 0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 Calendar Year (Blue bar – Venayagamoorthy’s contribution) Amount of External Research Funding (thousands of US $) Total Funding - $ 1.21 Million Venayagamoorthy’s Contribution - $ 1.02 Million

7. Establishing a balanced and robust program of research and scholarship What to Research? Publications External Funding Networking – Conferences, Workshops, Panels, Collaborations Integration of Research and Education (Teaching) – New Courses, Education Grants

8. Education Proposals CCLI – Course, Curriculum, and Laboratory Improvement (NSF 06-536)

9. CCLI Grant CCLI – Modernizing the Undergraduate Power Engineering Curriculum with Real-Time Digital Simulation (3 years) ~ $ 151K Developing a novel, real-time, state-of-the art power system simulation teaching and undergraduate research laboratory that incorporates actual computer-controlled hardware in the simulation loop.