Working Group
February 9, 2023
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Housekeeping Notes
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February Working Group
Agenda
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Keystone Space Collaborative Board of Directors
Justine Kasznica, Board Chair�Shareholder, Babst Calland
Technology & space attorney; outside general counsel to Astrobotic and other space companies; Driver of regional space & technology initiatives.
Bryan Muzyka, Board Member�Manager, Advanced Cooling Technologies, Inc.
Leads a highly engaged and effective sales and marketing team to solve thermal challenges in various high-tech industries..
Bernie McShea, Board Treasurer�Managing Principal, McShea Group
Served for decade as business executive with Space Florida. Brings critical space business and economic development expertise.
Jonathan Volk, Board Member�Senior Manager, Sierra Space
Growing the Low Earth Orbit Economy through developing, managing manufacturing, and advanced materials programs and initiatives across all Sierra Space vehicles and platforms
Priscilla Beal, Board Vice Chair�Head of Realization, Genentech
Leading global and inter-/cross-disciplinary teams in architecting the next evolution of beyond-molecule products.
John Horack, Board Member�Professor & Neil Armstrong Chair in Aerospace Policy, The Ohio State University
Supports intellectual thought and political leadership in aerospace policy, and pioneers preeminent research and student learning in this field.
Jeremiah Leiter, Board Member�CEO and Founder, Acoustic Research Systems
Creates ventures that generate steady, sustainable growth, backed by his leadership in building a solid foundation of best-in-class product development, incisive marketing, and a customer-first mentality.
Michael Johanson, Board Member�Senior Vice President, ZIN Technologies, Inc.
30+ years of experience in engineering, operations, project and program management, strategy, and partnership. He has been integral to a wide variety of successful spaceflight programs and missions.
February Working Group
2023 Conference: Registration and Sponsorship
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REGISTER NOW!
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Ecosystem Map Highlight
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Industry Society Overview
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February Working Group
New Member Spotlight: ACerS
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Marcus Fish, CFRE
Director of Development and Industry Relations
Amanda Engen, Ph.D.
Foundation Program Manager
124 Years Strong…..
1898
ACerS founded
Topics included: brick, pottery, refractories,
clay pipe, tile
Today
Headquartered in Westerville, Ohio, USA
Topics include: composites, electronics, refractories, bioceramics and glasses, energy, aerospace, and more
THE AMERICAN CERAMIC SOCIETY 2022-2023 BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Sanjay Mathur
President
Mark Mecklenborg
Executive Director
‘American’ in Name - Global in Scope
Mission - To advance the study, understanding, and use of ceramics and related materials, for the benefit of our members and society
Worldwide
Membership (>10k)
Divisions (11)
U.S. Sections
No additional dues to join Sections!
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Serve members in local geographic regions around the U.S.
Section Locations
International Chapters
Serve members and partners in countries around the world
ACerS International Chapters
Canada Germany India Italy
Japan Korea Serbia Spain
Taiwan Thailand UK
Numerous technical, educational, and professional events each year
Spain
Chapter
Italy
Chapter
Students
Networking, Knowledge, Internship and Career Opportunities for Students
Material Advantage provides a single low-cost membership that provides access to the materials science and engineering professional’s most preeminent societies:
Material Advantage is the premier membership option for students who want to make the most of their Materials Engineering experience! Once you’ve become a Material Advantage member, you’ll quickly see that “Everything Else is Immaterial!”
Sharpen the skills you need
to become a successful
professional and future leader!
Global Graduate Research Network (GGRN)
Membership for graduate-level students who have a primary interest in ceramics and glass
ACerS PCSA: What we do, Who we are, How we do it, Students perspective
President’s Council of Student Advisors�ACerS leadership development program�
Young Professionals Network (YPN)
Resources and networking opportunities for young professional
Professional development and networking for early career members
Early Career
Corporate Partner Program
Reference and News Information
Journals
- Books and Proceedings
- Phase Equilibria Diagrams
- ACerS Bulletin and C&GM
- CTT and C&GM Weekly
ACerS Conferences and Division Meetings
Bring together academic and industry ceramic and glass professionals
ACerS Global Partnerships and Conferences
Bring together academic and industry ceramic and glass professionals
ACerS Online Learning Center
18 courses. Online-live or prerecorded formats
Focus on Fundamentals
Manufacturing Focus
Research Focus
Refractory Technology - Edward Orton Jr Ceramic Foundation (with live lab demos)
In Development - Advanced Ceramic Technology and Applications, Additives for Ceramic Processing
Certificate Programs
Certificate credential from industry-recognized organizations
Mix of online-live, prerecorded, and onsite lab experiences
Orton Certificate Program
3 courses + onsite lab course
ACerS Certificate Program
Customize by choosing 3 from a selection
ceramicartsnetwork.org
Potters – The first ceramic engineers
Ceramic Arts Network (CAN)
International Ceramic Artists Network (ICAN)
www.ceramics.org
Serving the ceramics and glass community since 1898
CERAMIC AND
GLASS INDUSTRY FOUNDATION
Amanda Engen, Ph.D.
Marcus Fish, CFRE
FOUNDATION PROGRAM MANAGER
DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT AND INDUSTRY RELATIONS
Our Team
What
We Do
We help introduce students & educators to ceramic and glass materials science through engaging programs & outreach.
Problems:
Too few students in middle and high school learn about the importance of materials science
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High demand for workers in materials-related fields offering competitive wages and valuable careers
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Scarce teaching resources for learning about materials science curriculum and career pathways
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Our Solutions:
Creating awareness of materials science through hands-on kits
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Training middle and high school teachers on materials science and connecting them with local industry
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Building standards-aligned curriculum to highlight manufacturing and industry opportunities
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Outreach
How do we ignite student interest in Materials Science?
Distribution
Training
Partnerships
Sending Materials Science kits and curriculum to classrooms nationwide
Host teacher training workshops and foster industry connections (e.g., plant tours, industry visits to schools, industry-educator luncheons)
Creating engaging outreach activities and experiences to capture the attention of
young minds
Identify and collaborate with
like-minded organizations to accomplish our shared goals
Our Programs
Let's connect!
(614) 794-5863
550 Polaris Pkwy, Suite 510, Westerville, OH
mfish@ceramics.org
@ Ceramic and Glass Industry Foundation
foundation.ceramics.org
Thank You
February Working Group
Event Spotlight: Space Regulatory Bootcamp - ACSP
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Jack Shelton
Co-Founder & Partner, Aegis Space Law
Mission:
Democratize access to space by educating professionals and removing regulatory barriers to entry.
ADVISORY �BOARD
Space Regulatory Bootcamp
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Commercial Space �Regulatory Professional
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Open Discussion
Q&A
Thank You!
Next Working Group: Thursday, March 9, 2023�Register now on our website!