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2004 – 2005 St. Louis Section
Officers and Council Members http://www.aiaa.org
AUGUST 2004 AUGUST 2004
Chairperson
Karen Copper Chairman’s
Vice Chairperson
Dale Pitt
Corner
Secretary We are planning an aggres-
Chris Tavares sive year of activities for
Treasurer the St. Louis section! The
Bob Dowgwillo July council workout ses-
Advisors sion yielded many pro-
Michael McCoy gram ideas and actions for
Dave Riley the committees. Each of
Mike Swartout the Programs, Technical
Larry Brase Specialty and Young
John Mohr Professional committees
are busily coordinating with
New address?? Forward newsletter address corrections to; David E. Morgan, Boeing m/c
speakers and plan to offer
S245-4055, 314-234-1919, david.e.morgan@boeing.com
at least one activity per
month! Have you selected
FUTURE EVENTS
a committee to become
involved in yet? Watch
our website for updates to
our calendar and announce-
ments of upcoming section
events.
One of our goals is to reach
out to all of the new hires
coming into the aerospace
workforce this year and to
expand the awareness of
AIAA to all of the engineer-
ing disciplines working in
the aviation and aerospace
arena. AIAA is a truly
diverse engineering disci-
pline organization. If you
have a new hire in your
area, please extend a hearty
welcome to our excit-
ing career field and invite
him/her to join AIAA. Do
you have a member of your
work team who is not a
member of AIAA? Share
your newsletter, flyers, web
links with your team!
We look forward to see-
ing you at our upcoming
events!
Karen Copper
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AIAA Updated Web Page University of Missouri - Rolla
Have you visited the National AIAA website http://www.aiaa.org/ lately? It has been completely Engineering Education Center
redesigned and is much easier to navigate. To log in, the username is your last name in St. Louis
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Offering Graduate Degrees in Graduate Certificate Programs offered in
AEROSPACE ENGINEERING
CIVIL ENGINEERING Computer Science, Engineering Mechanics, Civil
COMPUTER ENGINEERING Engineering & Manufacturing Engineering
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Located on the UM-St. Louis Campus
ENGINEERING MANAGEMENT
ENGINEERING MECHANICS 8001 Natural Bridge Road
INFORMATION SCIENCE & Classes Meet ONE Night Each Week
TECHNOLOGY
MANUFACTURING ENGINEERING Please call (314) 516-5431 for more information or
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING visit our web site at: www.umr.edu/~umreec
St. Louis Section 2004 - 2005 Council Roster
Office Incumbent Address Telephone / Fax E-Mail
Chairman Karen Copper MC S001-6130 ** 234-5742 / 233-8916 mailto:karen.k.copper@boeing.com
Vice Chairman Dale Pitt MC S245-1260 ** 233-8631 mailto:dale.m.pitt@boeing.com
Secretary Chris Tavares MC S270-3760 ** 233-0706 mailto:Christopher.M.Tavares@boeing.com
Treasurer Bob Dowgwillo MC S111-1240 ** 777-3131 mailto:robert.m.dowgwillo@boeing.com
Advisor Michael McCoy MC S270-3760 ** 233-0524 mailto:michael.s.mccoy@boeing.com
Advisor David R. Riley MC S111-1260 ** 233-6458 / 233-7338 mailto:david.r.riley@boeing.com
Advisor Mike Swartout Washington Univ. 935-6077 / 935-4014 mailto:mas@mecf.wustl.edu
Advisor Larry Brase MC S064-1092 ** 234-4907 mailto:lawrence.o.brase-jr@boeing.com
Advisor John Mohr 11638 Summerhaven Dr. 567-3398 JLMohr@aol.com
St. Louis, MO 63146
Region V Rep. Gary P. White MC S500-2020 ** 705-2312 mailto:michael.s.mccoy@boeing.com
Committee Chair Address Telephone / Fax E-Mail
Arrangements Chris Alexander MC S106-4750** 232-3715 mailto:Christopher.E.Alexander@boeing.com
Attendance Darin Haudrich MC S106-6465** 233-7554 mailto:darin.p.haudrich@boeing.com
Career Enhancement Michael Renieri MC S245-1018 ** 234-6270 mailto:michael.p.renieri@boeing.com
Education Michael Swartwout Washington Univ. 935-6077 / 935-4014 mailto:mas@mecf.wustl.edu
Historian Frederick W. Roos MC S111-1240 ** 233-2530 mailto:frederick.w.roos@boeing.com
Honors & Awards Andrew Cary MC S106 7126 ** 234-1830 mailto:andrew.w.cary@boeing.com
Membership Peter Y. Cheng MC S064-3210 ** 777-3157 mailto:peter.y.cheng@boeing.com
Newsletter Dave Morgan MC S106-7250 ** 234-1919 / 232-3722 mailto:david.e.morgan@boeing.com
Pilot Education Andy Hesketh MC S270-2405 ** 232-2584 mailto:andrew.a.hesketh@boeing.com
Pre-College Outreach Tim Williams MC S064-2519** 777-4343 mailto:timothy.p.williams@boeing.com
Programs Matt Dean MC S064-2750 ** 234-0739 mailto:matthew.d.dean@boeing.com
Public Policy Mark Holly MC S270-2201 ** 232-1405 mailto:mark.k.holly@boeing.com
Publicity-Internal Carrie E. Kniker MC S270-1110 ** 232-4631 mailto:carrie.e.kniker@boeing.com
Service Projects Tom Mroczkowski MC S064-2263 ** 232-7041 / 232-7774 mailto:thomas.j.mroczkowski@boeing.com
Tech. Specialist Mtg. Dale Pitt MC S245-1260** 233-8631 mailto:dale.m.pitt@boeing.com
Webmaster John Donigan MC S064-1411 ** 234-4103 / 232-0954 mailto:john.f.donigan@boeing.com
Young Members Trent Duff MC S106-4333** 233-2227 mailto:trent.h.duff@boeing.com
Young Professional Awards Dwayne D. Car MC S064-2263 ** 232-7103 mailto:dwayne.d.car@boeing.com
Strategic Planning Larry Brase MC S064-1092 ** 234-4907 mailto:lawrence.o.brase-jr@boeing.com
** Boeing Address: The Boeing Company, P.O. Box 516, St. Louis, MO 63166 (area code 314) list updated 06/01/2004
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Parks College Young Professionals Opportunities
of Engineering and Aviation
St. Louis University
Available
3450 Lindell Blvd., St. Louis, MO 63101 The Young Professionals (YP) committee provides help career resources, and overcome obstacles to increase their
to young people who have been working in their profes- probability of success in the aviation and space profession.
sion after college for less than 10 years. AIAA and the The St. Louis Section YP committee provides presentations
St. Louis University is proud to offer a master’s degree program in aerospace engineering. Our state-of- YP committee are dedicated to ease their transition from and events that are learning opportunities that help them to
the-art program offers a wide range of courses, delivered by a highly experienced faculty using excellent labs, college to their professional career while encouraging succeed. If you would like to help with this responsibil-
and computer facilities. The master’s degree requires thirty credit hours to complete. Students may be full or them to participate in technical and leadership opportuni- ity, please contact Trent Duff at 314 233-2227 during work
part-time. Classes are offered in late afternoon and evenings to accommodate student work schedules. ties available from AIAA. YP helps each individual gain hours, or 636 456-6339 after hours and weekends.
management support for professional development, obtain
Call us: Graduate Office, 314-977-8437
Dr. K. Ravindra, Chair, Aerospace & Mech. Engineering, 314-977-8438
AIAA Meeting Schedule
Dr. M. Ferman, Director, Graduate Studies Aerospace Engr. 314-977-8437
Visit our web site: http://www.slu.edu/colleges/parks/ DATE CONFERENCE FOCUS LOCATION
30 Aug – 1 Sep Multidisciplinary Analysis and Optimization Conference Albany, NY
20-23 Sep Unmanned…Unlimited: Technical Conference and Exhibit Dedicated to Chicago, IL
Newsletter Advertising Rates Unmanned Systems
Advertising rates for a single insertion are: The AIAA Gateway News is a publication of the St. Louis 20-22 Sep Aviation Technology, Integration, and Operations (ATIO) Forum Chicago, IL
Full page ....................... $150 Section of the American Insititute of Aeronautics and 20-22 Sep Intelligent Systems Technical Conference Chicago, IL
Half page....................... $100 Astronautics. The newsletter is published monthly and 28-30 Sep Space 2004 Conference and Exposition San Diego, CA
Third page ..................... $75 circulated to approximately 800 members in the St. Louis 4-8 Oct International Astronautical Congress of the International Federation Vancouver, Canada
Sixth page ..................... $50 area. Submission of articles to be published should be
addressed to the editor. Items will be published on a space 4-8 Oct Conference on Aviation, Range and Aerospace Meteorology Hyannis, MA
Rates for other advertising space and multiple insertions
available basis and may be edited as necessary. 24-28 Oct Digital Avionics Systems Conference Salt Lake City, UT
will be provided on request. All inquires concerning
advertisement should be directed to the editor at the indi- 1-5 Nov Micro-Nano Technologies for Aerospace Applications: From Concepts Monterey, CA
cated phone or e-mail address. to Systems
16-18 Nov Missile Sciences Conference Monterey, CA
16-18 Nov U.S. Air Force Developmental Test & Evaluation Summit: Shaping Woodland Hills, CA
AIAA Public Policy Issues Capabilities of the Future
This is the seventh in a series of public policy statements that are presented in the Gateway News to keep the St. Louis 2005
membership abreast of AIAA National policy positions. 10-13 Jan AIAA Aerospace Sciences Meeting & Exhibit Reno, NV
7. Department of Defense – 3% funding for Science and Technology 24-27 Jan Annual Reliability and Maintainability Symposium (RAMS) Alexandria, VA
The Department of Defense continues to be the breeding ground for research and innovation for the state of the art 11-15 Apr 3 Missile Defense Conference and Exhibit
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Washington, DC
technology. Much of the research that produced today’s cutting edge combat technology began in the military and univer- 18-21 Apr Structures, Structural Austin, TX
sity labs twenty or more years ago. Ongoing research and development provides our troops with the most advanced bat- Dynamics and Materials Conference
tlefield systems in the world. The development of this research however reaches far beyond the use of our military and Adaptive Structures Conference
can be seen in commercial applications around us every day. Our nation’s technological edge has produced the world’s Non-Deterministic Approaches Forum
only economic and military superpower. However, to maintain these successes, the federal government must continue to Gossamer Spacecraft Forum
provide funding to the basic and developmental research that has provided so many successes. In 2003, the AIAA recom-
Multidisciplinary Design Optimization Specialist Conference
mended that 3% of the overall DoD budget be fenced for funding science and technology research. For Fiscal Year 2004,
the Congress authorized and approved spending measures for DoD that would provide 3.3% S&T funding, with specific 16-20 May International Space Planes and Hypersonic Systems and Technologies Capua, CE, Italy
emphasis on accounts 6.2 and 6.3 Advanced Technology Development. Conference
Recommendation: Congress should continue to invest in America’s future. Continuing to provide robust and reli-
able funding for the S&T accounts is essential to ensure that the critical basic research technology pipeline continues
to produce the breakthroughs of tomorrow. While the AIAA supports providing 3% of the overall DoD budget for the
S&T accounts, Congress should also recognize the importance of investing equitably in these accounts. The 6.1 Basic
Research account is less susceptible to the ebbs and flows of military procurement. Providing consistency in funding will
also provide consistency in this research and assure America’s continued role as the leader in developing defense and
commercial technology.
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Daily AT-6 Flyover
Aircraft large and small descended
on Oshkosh WI for the annual end
of July AirVenture. Ultralights were
Jet Warbird Flightline
dwarfed by the giant C-5 and power
of the numerous military and civilian
aircraft present. AirVenture attend-
ees strolled by the many aircraft and
Warbird parts vendor displays and demonstra- Burt Rutan & Mike Melvill
Display Area tions. Lectures abounded from flying, Discuss Suborbital Flight
aircraft restoration, and building, to
X-43A Hyper-X Mach 7 flight perfor-
mance and Burt Rutan’s latest X-Prize
status. Helicopters, sailplanes, sea- Riveria Amphiban
planes, ultralights, parawings, warbirds,
antiques, and all manner of aircraft
were in attendance. Make plans to visit Future Dream Machine?
Ercoupe AirVenture some July for a great cross
section of the aviation world.
Junkers JU 52/3M
Canadian Amphiban
Customized Helio Courier - Daily Flyer
Canadian Copter
Chuck McClinton Presenting
X-43A Hpyersonic Test Data
A-10 Warthog Arriving
Seaplane Base Extra EA-500
NASA Corner Inlet
Wind Tunnel Model
B-25’s On Display
Meyers 200D
Prescott Pusher
New Ford GT On Display MIG 21 Facing P-51’s
Ford F-1 Racing Experience
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