MandelaWashingtonFellowshipforYoungAfricanLeaders

Business&Entrepreneurship

PurdueUniversity

ProgramAgenda

BriefInstituteOverviewTothisdayPurdueUniversityisdrivenbyitsoriginalmandateunderthe1862MorrillLandGrantActtoteachagricultureandthe"mechanicarts”–or,intoday’swords,“engineering.”Purdueisknownthroughouttheworldforitsexcellentbusinessprogramsanditsfocusoncommercialization;lastyearalone,40startupswereincubatedatPurdue,25ofwhichwerebasedonPurdueintellectualpropertyandPurduerankssixteenthintheworldforthenumberofuniversityU.S.utilitypatents.Purdue’sMandelaWashingtonFellowshipInstituteseekstoempowerandequipFellowswithnewskillstobecomemoreeffectiveentrepreneurs,withafocusonagricultureandengineering.Structurally,eachweekoftheInstitutewillembodyadifferentbusinessandentrepreneurshipthemethatbuildsuponthepriorweek’sthemesandthenculminatesinafinalweekofpitches,presentations,andreportingoflearningoutcomes.IntegratingtheInstitute’ssub-themesofagricultureandengineering,eachweekwillalsohaveadistincttechnicalthemerelatedtoagriculturalandengineeringinnovationsandbusinessopportunitiesInstituteObjectivesandGoals

● Developasharedunderstandingofthegroup’sstrengths,weaknesses,andcreateastrongespritdecorps;

● Reviewbasicbusinessandentrepreneurshipprinciples;● DevelopabusinessplanfollowingtheLaunchBoxcurriculum;● Explorechallengesandopportunitieswithregardtoagriculturalandengineeringinnovation,

includingpost-harvest,foodprocessing,agriculturalmechanization,bioenergy,manufacturing,andinformationandcommunicationtechnologies;

● Refineanddemonstratepresentationdeliveryskills;and● Developanunderstandingoftheinterconnectednessofbusiness,agriculture,engineering,and

environmentalandsocialsustainability.ThisprogramagendawillprovideinformationonwhatyouwillbedoingwhileintheUnitedStates.Thisincludesacademicsessions,sitevisits,communityserviceactivities,andculturalexperiencesthatwillexpandyourcurrentknowledgeaboutU.S.approachestoBusinessandEntrepreneurship.Itisexpectedthatyouwillbringyourpersonalexpertiseontherealitiesinyourcommunitiesintotheprogramand

thatyouwillreflectonhowtheU.S.approachesandorganizationsexploredmightprovideyouwithcreativeideasforsolvingchallengesthatyouface.Youwillnotethatsomesessionsarenotdirectlyapplicabletoyourcurrentworkorpositioninyourhomecountry.Thisisintentional,astheMandelaWashingtonFellowshipaimstoempowerFellowswithbroadbasedknowledgethatwillhelptoprepareyouforleadershipoutsideofyourcurrentfocus.YouhavebeenselectedfortheFellowshipbecauseofyourknowledgeandleadershipinyourcurrentarea,buttheFellowshipisrootedinthebeliefthatasyourcareeradvances,youwillneedabroaderknowledgeset.ThisFellowshipprovidesyouwiththeuniqueopportunitytodelveintoothersectorsandexploretopicsthatyouwouldnotbeexposedtoduringthecourseofyourdailywork.Wehopethatthiscrossdisciplinaryapproachwillalsohelpyoudevelopcreativesolutionstochallengesthatyouarefacinginyourdailylife.AcademicContent:SiteVisits:DiscoveryPark,IndianapolisStateHouse,TuttleOrchards,Husk,IndianaStateMuseum,IndianapolisFeverBasketballGame,Chicago(SpecificsitesTBA),Subaru(Lafayette),AnimalScienceResearchandEducationCenter(ASREC),AgronomyCenterforResearchandEducation(ACRE),K105WASKRadioStation,andDowAgroSciences.LeadershipSessions:LaunchBoxisasuccessfulprogramcreatedbythePurdueFoundrytohelpinventors/foundersfindthevaluepropositionoftheirideabyexploringpotentialmarkets,customers,andfinancialmodels.FellowswillmovethroughadaptedLaunchBoxmodulesusingtheirownagricultureandengineering-relatedbusinessideasorinnovations.LaunchBoxsessionswillbefacilitatedbyanEntrepreneurinResidenceandotherFoundrystaff.Fellowswillidentifytheirinnovation/concept,andfacultymentorsandpeercollaboratorswithcomplementaryinterestswillbematchedwithFellowstoprovideimportantconnectionstocampusandcommunityresources.CommunityService:FellowswilllearntheimportanceofcivicengagementtoPurdueandU.S.societyandhavetheopportunitytoengageinweeklycommunityserviceopportunitieswithavarietyoforganizations.Followingeachweek’scommunityserviceopportunity,Institutestaffwillfacilitateareflectionperiodto“unpack”theexperience.Communityservicepartners,abriefdescriptionoftheorganizations,andnatureoftheserviceactivityplannedwitheachpartnerfollows.Notethateffortsweremadetoselectsomeorganizationsthatareconnectedtothesubthemesofagricultureandengineering.CivicandCulturalActivities:PurdueislocatedinaquintessentialAmericancommunity;Fellowswillbenefitfromsmall-townAmericanhospitalityinadditiontotherichandstimulatingintellectualuniversitycommunity.PurdueislocatedinWestLafayette,Indiana,atownofapproximately30,000,justacrosstheWabashRiverfromLafayette,atownof70,000.PurdueisonehourfromIndianapolis

andtwohoursfromChicagobycar,soinadditiontoenjoyingthenumeroussmalltownfestivalsandcampuseventsandactivitiesofthegreaterLafayettearea,adaytriptoIndianapolis,andanovernighttriptoChicagowillbehighlightsoftheInstitute.Inasocialcapacity,Fellowswillbeprovidedwithopportunitiestoengageinnumerouscommunityevents.WewillshareacalendarofcommunityeventsinJuneandJuly.TheTasteofTippecanoe,FourthofJulyfireworks,andartfairsarejustafewofthepossibilities.FellowswillalsopartakeinanAmericanhomehospitalitydinnerinwhichFellows(ingroupsoftwotofour)willbeinvitedtodinnerinlocalhomes.Fellowswillbeprovidedwithascheduleofsuggestedculturalactivitiesfortheirentirestayandwewillcoordinateoutingsandtransportationtoatleasttwoeventsperweek.MandelaWashingtonFellowshipSummitPreparation:SummitPreparationsessionswillbeusedtogiveFellowsachancetopracticetheirnetworkingandpublicspeakingskills.AvarietyofspeakerswillbeinvitedtofacilitatetheseclassroomsessionsandwillbeinvolvedinguidingtheFellowsastheypreparefortheSummit.TheFellowswillbebrokenintosmallergroupsandwillparticipateinexercisesthatareintendedtohelpthempracticetheirpitches,gainconfidencegivingtheirignitetalks,andstrengthentheirnetworkingskills.EachweekwillbuildontheskillsthattheFellowspracticedduringthepreviousweekandwilladdresstheweeklythemeoftheInstitute.

PROGRAMSPONSORTheU.S.DepartmentofState,BureauofEducationalandCulturalAffairs(ECA)

PROGRAMADMINISTRATORInternationalResearch&ExchangesBoard(IREX)

HOSTINSTITUTIONPurdueUniversity

Seng-LiangHall,Room4531516NorthwesternAvenueWestLafayette,IN47906

InstituteStaff

AcademicDirector:MarciaCroft,AcademicDirector

AdministrativeDirector:MariaKhlebnikova,AdministrativeDirector

Additionalkeystaff:PI:AlexMoseson,ManagingDirectorforGlobalEngineeringPrograms

Co-PI:HeidiArola,ManagingDirectorforGlobalPartnerships

Co-PI:GaryBurniske,ManagingDirectorfortheCenterforGlobalFoodSecurity

Co-PI:GregDeason,SeniorVicePresidentandDirectorofInnovationandEntrepreneurship,PurdueResearchFoundation(PRF)

Co-PI:TorbertRocheford,PattersonEndowedChair/ProfessorofAgronomy

Co-PI:Lionel“Bo”Beaulieu,Director,PurdueCenterforRegionalDevelopment;AssistantDirector,ExtensionCommunityDevelopmentProgram

Key:SarahPatel,AssociateDirectorfortheInstituteforSocialEmpowermentthroughEntrepreneurshipandKnowledge(ISEEK),KrannertSchoolofManagement

Key:JulianaCasavan,EntrepreneurialProgramsManager,PurdueFoundry(PRF)

Key:LindseyPayne,ServiceLearningCoordinatorfortheCenterforInstructionalExcellence

Pleasenote:Alleventsthroughouttheprogramaremandatoryunlessotherwisestated.

WELCOMEWEEKEND

FRIDAY,JUNE165:00-8:00 PizzaDinnerProvided,3rdStSuitesConferenceRoom159SATURDAY,JUNE17BreakfastinDiningHalls9:00-12:00 PurdueEmployeesFederalCreditUnion(PEFCU)AccountSetUp12:00-1:00 LunchatDiningCourts1:00-2:00 WalktoFreshCityMarketGroceryStore(optional)

Triptonearbygrocerystoreforanyimmediateneeds.2:30-3:30 TourofFrancesCordovaRecreationCenter(optional) One-hourtourofgymfacilities.Membershipisoptional.4:00onwards CulturalEvent-TasteofTippecanoe

CulturaleventindowntownLafayettefeaturinglocalfoodvendors,music,andinteractionwiththecommunity.

SUNDAY,JUNE18BreakfastinDiningHalls11:00-2:00 FieldTriptoLocalPark Dress:Casual/Sport

Picniclunchprovided,opportunitiesforshorthikesalsoavailable.3:00-5:00 GroceryShopping(optional)

VolunteerswilldrivefellowstomoredistantgrocerystoressuchasWalmartforanyadditionalsuppliesneeded.

6:00-9:00 DinnerReception,3rdStSuitesConferenceRoom159

WEEK1|Orientation&CreatingSharedExpectations|AgricultureandEconomy

GOALS

(1) ProvideFellowswithabriefoverviewofU.Shighereducation,campusandcommunityresources(2) Developasharedunderstandingofthegroup’sstrengthsandweaknessesinordertopromote

entrepreneurshipandcreateastrongespritdecorps;(3) Introducebasicbusinessprinciples;(4) ExaminetheimportanceofagricultureinIndiana’seconomyanditsrelevancetoeachoftheFellow's’

homecountryeconomies(5) Introducetheentrepreneurshipproject(LaunchBox)

MONDAY,JUNE19Fellowsshouldtakebreakfastontheirown,andbereadytoleavetheThirdStreetSuiteslobbyby8:20AM.Avolunteer/staffwillleadthegroupfromThirdStreetSuitestoKrachStudentLeadershipCenter.AllFellowsshouldbringtheirpassportsandbinders.8:30-9:00am Welcomingremarks,KRCH270

GebisaEjeta,Director,CenterforGlobalFoodSecurity,DiscoveryPark9:00-10:00am Staff&Fellowintroductions

Prepareoneslide(noanimationsorvideos)thatrepresentsyourselfandyourpersonality.Theslideshouldinclude,butisnotlimitedtothefollowing:yourname,photoofyourself,mapshowingyourhometown,whyyou’rehere,whatyou’remostinterestedinlearningduringtheMandelaWashingtonFellowship,andinterests/activities/hobbies.Slides(preferablysavedasaPDForJPEG)shouldbesubmittedbyemailtomwf@purdue.edubyFriday,June9.Fellowswillhaveoneminutetointroducethemselves.Staffwillhavecompletedthesameassignment.

10:00-11:30 InstituteOverviewandExpectationsandWeek1Overview SpecialGuest:AnneDare,2016AcademicDirector

AdiscussionabouttheInstitutephilosophy,thestaff’sphilosophyonteachingandlearning,andexpectedoutcomes.Financialinformation,emergencyprocedures,accesstomedicalcare,internationalcalling,andotherlifestyleandoperationalissueswillbecovered.TheInstitutestaffandFellowsareaskedtojointlyacknowledgeandrespectdiversityinallitsform(e.g.religious,sexualorientationandgender,ethnic,socio-economic,political).

TransitiontoEarhartDiningCourt11:30-1:00 LunchwithJohnSautter,PurdueAlumniAssociation,EarhartDiningCourt

Fellowswillgainabetterunderstandingofthefacilitiesavailableonandaroundcampus,andtheaccesstheyhavetothoseassets.Someoftheuniversity’shistoryandtraditionwillalsobeshared.

1:00-2:00 PracticalSession-HealthandSafety JeffersonHowells,AssistantDirectorforCampusEmergencyPreparednessandPlanning

Reviewofemergencyproceduresandmedicalservicesinthecommunity.DiscussionaboutpersonalsafetyandsevereweatheronPurdue’scampusfacilitatedbythePurdueUniversityPoliceDepartmentandPurdueUniversityFireDepartment.AdviceregardingsevereweatherthreatsinIndiana.

2:00-2:15 ResidenceHallOrientation,ThirdStreetSuitesRoom159 AlexisMolina,SummerCoordinator2:15-4:15 CampustourandDistributionofStudentIDs,HovdeRoom14

Atouroftheuniversitygroundswithbreaksandstopsatsitesofparticularrelevance:PurdueMemorialUnion,AmazonStore,InternationalCenter,andlibraries.

Dinneronyourown

TUESDAYJUNE20Closed-toedshoesrequiredfortoday8:30-9:30 IntroductiontoReviewPreview,KRCH270 AlexMoseson,ManagingDirectorforGlobalEngineeringPrograms

ReviewPreviewwillbeanopportunitytoparticipateincontinuousfeedback,peer-to-peercommunicationandproblemsolving,networking,personalandprofessionaldevelopment,andculturalappreciation.

9:30-10:45 PracticalSession-CulturalAdaptation CarrieAnneThomas,InterculturalProgramsSpecialist

AdiscussionaboutculturaldiversityandcultureshockbothintheoryandasithasbeenexperiencedbytheFellowsintheirinitialdaysoftheInstitute.

Break11:00-12:30 LaunchBoxSession What’syouridea?12:30-1:30 Lunch1:30-3:30 AcademicSession-StrategicDoing

ScottHutcheson,AssociateDirectorofthePurdueAgileStrategyLabandfacultymemberinthePurduePolytechnicInstituteStrategicDoingisastrategydisciplineincubatedatPurdueoverthelastdecadewhichteachespeoplehowtoformcollaborationsquickly,movethemtowardmeasurableoutcomesandmakeadjustmentsalongtheway.FellowswillfindthissessionrelevanttothedevelopmentoftheirUSADFapplicationsastheyconsiderassetstoleverageinsettingupabusiness.

3:30-6:30 Leadership&TeambuildingActivity,CLOSEDTOEDSHOESONLY BoilerRopesChallengeDinneronyourownWEDNESDAYJUNE21

8:30-9:30 BreakfastandReviewPreview9:30-10:45 WelcomingRemarksandDiscoveryParkTour,BRCK1001 WelcomingremarksprovidedbyDr.TommySors,AssistantDirectorofPi4D

DiscoveryParkisa40-acre(160,000m2)interdisciplinaryandmultidisciplinaryresearchparklocatedonPurdueUniversity'scampus.DiscoveryParkanditsmajorcentersleadPurdue'slarge-scaleinterdisciplinaryresearchefforts:allowingmultidisciplinarygroupstocometogetherandrespondtograndchallengesandopportunities.

9:30-9:55 WelcomingRemarkswithTommySors,BRCK1001Fellowswillthenbreakupintotwogroups,eithertouringBindleyfirst(asshown)orBirck.

9:55-10:20 TourofBindleyBioscienceCenter,meetSooJungHainBindleyLobby10:20-10:45 TourofBirckNanotechnologyCenter,meetClaytonDeVaultatBirck2ndFloorSkywalk

LobbyBreak11:00-12:30 Meetupwithfaithandcommunityresources,11003rdSt CommunityleadersandBlackCulturalCenterStaff

ReneeA.Thomas,DirectorBarakaCorley,ProgramandFacilityManager,BlackCulturalCenterWalidSharabati,IslamicSocietyofGreaterLafayetteKenLeichtyandJessGabbard,PurdueChristianCampusHouseGrantFreeman,Assistant Director of Campus Ministry, St. Thomas AquinasFellowswillhavetheopportunitytomeetandconnectwithspiritualandfaithcommunityleaders,aswellastheresourcesavailablethroughtheBlackCulturalCenter.

12:30-1:30 Lunch1:30-4:00 LaunchBox:ArticulatingIdeas4:00-5:00 AcademicSession-EngagingUnderprivilegedYouth

DhineshRadhakrishnan,GraduateStudent,EngineeringEducationDhineshRadhakrishnan’sworkaddressesthecomplexsocial,cultural,andeconomicbackgroundfactorsthatfacilitatediversestudents'pathsthroughtheengineeringeducationsystemaroundtheworld.Theywillfacilitateadiscussionabouttheopportunitiesfornon-traditionalengineeringeducationandseekfeedbackonacurriculumdeliveryplatformtheyareco-developingwithpartnersinKenya.

Break6:30-9:00 GroupdinneratLaScala,312MainSt,Lafayette

LocalgrowersandsupplierswilljointheFellowsfordinner.DinnerwillbeatnocosttotheFellows.

FellowswillreturnviaCityBusTHURSDAY,JUNE228:30-9:30 BreakfastandReviewPreview

9:30-10:30 LeadershipSession-PreparingandDeliveringanEffectivePresentation JoelEbarb,ProfessorofVisualandPerformingArts

FellowsandfacilitatorswillsharetipsforcreatinganeffectivepresentationusingPowerPoint,Prezi,andothervisualtools,anddiscussstrategiesforengagingtheaudiencethrougheffectivepublicspeaking.

10:30-11:30 AcademicSession-AgriculturalPolicyandEconomics OttoDoeringIII,ProfessorofAgriculturalEconomics

Dr.Doeringwillleadadiscussionbasedonhisexperienceinpublicpolicyissuesimpactingagriculture,naturalresources,theenvironment,andenergy.

11:30-1:00 LunchatPurdueCampusFarmer’sMarket(weatherpermitting)1:00-3:00 LaunchBox:Step-by-Step3:00-3:30 PracticalSession-Elevatorpitchpractice&networking AlexMoseson,ManagingDirector,GlobalEngineeringPrograms3:30-5:00 PreparationforSummit Fellowswillpracticetheirpitchesandnetworking5:00-6:30 CityBusOrientation&GroceryShopping(optional) InterestedFellowscanmeetinthelobbyof3rdStSuitesat5:00PMDinneronyourownFRIDAY,JUNE23Breakfastonyourown8:30-10:00 NetworkingatFoundryGrounds,TheFoundry,MRGN2ndFloor10:00-12:00 Grantwritingworkshop,KRCH270 GeorgeOkantey,CommunityandTalentDevelopment,MarionCounty Discussionoftipsforpreparingaqualityproposalandgeneralgrantsmanship.12:00-2:00 LunchandPracticalSession-Consensusbuilding&solicitingfeedback

StaceyConnaughton, AssociateProfessorandtheAssociateHeadofSchoolattheBrianLambSchoolofCommunication,DirectorofthePurduePeaceProgramFellowswillbeempoweredtoforman“evaluationcommittee”tofacilitateweeklyfeedbacksessionsamongthemselvesandreportoutonstrengths,areasforimprovement,andhowtheInstitutecanbettermeettheneedsoftheFellows.

2:00-3:00 AcademicSession-Marketbuildingandsupplychaindevelopment DieudonnéBaributsa,AssociateProfessor,Entomology

Dr.BaributsawillsharehisexperienceincommercializingthePurdueImprovedCropStorage(PICS)bagsacrossSub-SaharanAfrica,andseekfeedbackfromtheFellowsonhismodel.

3:00-5:00 PracticalSession-Leadershipstyles,BlackCulturalCenter GuyHarris,MasterTrainerandCoach,WorkplaceConflictResolutionExpert BarakaCorley,ProgramandFacilityManager,BlackCulturalCenter

Afacilitateddiscussionaboutvariousstylesofleadership,howtheyareperceivedand

valued,andateambuildingexercisetoobservevariousleadershipstylesinaction.Break6:00-9:00 Welcomereception,MatchBoxCo-WorkingStudio Dress:Businessortraditional

Welcomingremarksprovidedbyspecialguests:JohnDennis,MayorofWestLafayetteTonyRoswarski,MayorofLafayetteSheilaKlinker,IndianaStateRepresentativeJosephE.McLain,DistrictDirector,OfficeofU.SRep.ToddRokitaJustinMount,RegionalDirector,OfficeofSenatorJoeDonnellyOthersinattendancewillincludelocalbusinessownersandentrepreneurs,Purduefacultyandstaff,andindividualswhoappliedtoserveaspeercollaborators.Fellowswillbeprovidedwithalistofpeercollaboratorstomeet,andpotentialpeercollaboratorswillalsobeprovidedwithalistofFellowshavingsharedinterests.

Returnto3rdStreetviaCityBusSATURDAY,JUNE24Allmealsonyourown10:00-12:00 USADFApplicationPreparationWorkshop,3rdStSuitesLobby(optional)Lunchonyourown2:00-5:00 IndianaFiddler’sGathering

TheIndianaFiddler’sGatheringisathree-dayacousticmusicfestivalfeaturingthebestinold-time,bluegrass,swingjazzfiddle,stringband,Celticandethnicmusicononestage.Aschedulefortransportationwillbeprovided.

5:00-7:00 TraveltimetoIndianapolis7:00pm IndianaFeverBasketballGame,BankersLifeFieldhouseSUNDAY,JUNE25Allmealsonyourown(timeTBA) EidAl-FitrCelebration,IslamicSocietyofGreaterLafayette(optional)7:30am-10:30pm BustriptoChicagowiththeCenterforInterculturalLearning(optional) Registerby4PMJune21

WEEK2|Ideation&GoalSetting|Post-HarvestTechnologies

GOALS:(1) Explorepost-harvestchallengesandbusinessopportunities(2) Reviewbasicbusinessprinciples(3) Reviewbasicentrepreneurshipprinciples(4) Practiceleadership

MONDAY,JUNE268:30-9:30 BreakfastandReviewPreview,MRGN1219:30-10:00 Week2Overview10:00-12:00 USADFApplicationPreparation(optional),MRGNCafe12:00-1:30 LunchReceptionwithIndrajeetChaubey,AssociateDeanandDirectorofInternational

ProgramsinAgricultureSagamoreRoom,PMUDr.Chaubey'sresearchbackgroundaddressesecohydrologicprocessesaffectingthefateandtransportofsediment,nutrients,andpesticides.HewillbecomethenewestdirectorofInternationalProgramsinAgricultureandwilldiscusshisvisionforthefutureoftheseprogramsatPurdue.

1:30-2:30 AcademicSession-TechnologyAdoptionJessLowenberg-Deboer,ProfessorofExcellenceinInternationalEntrepreneurshipDr.Lowenberg-Deboerhas30yearsofworldwideexperienceinagriculturalresearch,teaching,outreachandadministration.Hisresearchfocusesontheeconomicsofagriculturaltechnology.Hewillfacilitateadiscussionabouttheconstraintsentrepreneursmustconsiderwhenbringinganewtechnologytothemarket.

2:30-3:30 AcademicSession-EntrepreneurialEcosystemsMichaelWilcox,SeniorAssociateatthePurdueCenterforRegionalDevelopmentDr.Wilcox'sextensionandresearchworkintegratestheeconomic,environmentalandsocialdimensionsofsustainabilityintoentrepreneurship,workforcedevelopment,bioenergy,populationdynamicsandlanduse.HehasbeeninvolvedintropicaltreecropsmarketinginwesternAfricaandconservationagricultureinsouthernAfrica.HealsoservedintheUSPeaceCorpsinCameroon.

3:30-4:30 AcademicSession-Marketing ScottDowney,AssociateProfessorofAgriculturalEconomics

Dr.DowneyisalsoanAssociateDirectoroftheCenterforFoodandAgriculturalBusiness.Heisafrequentspeakerandconsultantforagribusinessindustrysalesteamsonprofessionaldevelopmenttopicslikeprecisionselling,salesmanagementandcompetitivesalesstrategiesandwilldiscussthesetopicswithFellows.

DinneronyourownTUESDAY,JUNE27

8:30-9:30 BreakfastandReviewPreview9:30-10:30 Networkingcoffeehourwithpeercollaborators,MRGNCafe10:30-12:00 USADFApplicationPreparation(optional),MRGNCafe12:00-1:00 Lunchonyourown1:00-2:00 AcademicSession-GlobalEnergyTrends PankajSharma,AssociateDirectorofOperationsandInternationalAffairs,DiscoveryPark

Dr.Sharmawilldiscussglobaltrends,renewableenergy,andopportunitiesforinnovation.

2:00-4:30 LaunchBox:Wheredoesyourideafit?DinneronyourownWEDNESDAY,JUNE28Breakfastonyourown9:00-9:30 PracticalSession-LearningthroughService,3rdStSuitesLobby

LindseyPayne,ServiceLearningCoordinatorfortheCenterforInstructionalExcellenceAmyWood,DirectorofVolunteerEngagement,UnitedWayofGreaterLafayetteDr.PayneandMs.WoodwillprovidetheFellowswithanunderstandingofthevarietyofservicesvolunteersandcommunity-basedorganizationsprovidetoAmericansocietyandgreaterLafayetteinspecific.

9:30-3:00 CommunityservicewithNICHESLandTrustGranvilleSandBarrensFellowsshouldwearlongpants,closed-toedshoesandbringalongsleevelayer.Bringwater.Insectrepellentwillbeprovided.Pleasenotetherearenobathroomfacilitiesonsite.

9:30 Depart3rdStreetSuites10:00 ArriveandunloadatGranvilleSandsBarrens10:15-10:45 HikewithNICHESOverview/Contextualization10:45-2:00 Trailworkwithbreakforlunch-provided2:30-3:00 DepartforTamiSells’Home3:00-4:00 ReflectiononserviceactivitiesatTami’s(hostedbyMarcia/Maria)

Uponreturningfromtheday’scommunityserviceassignment,Fellowswillbeaskedtoreflectontheirexperiencewiththeorganizationtheyserved,theactivitytheyengagedin,andtheindividualstheyinteractedwith.

4:00-7:30 CookoutatTamiSells’Home Barbecueandtractorpullprovided.THURSDAY,JUNE298:30-9:30 BreakfastandReviewPreview9:30-12:00 LaunchBoxSession

Whoisyourcustomer?12:00-1:00 Lunchonyourown1:00-2:30 AcademicSession-Humanresources AdedayoAdeniyi,DirectorofLeadership&OrganizationalDevelopment

Mr.Adeniyi’sresponsibilitiesatPurdueincludeleadershipandmanagerialdevelopmentandconductingstaffevaluations.Adedayowillshareinsightsregardinghumanresourcesdevelopmentandmanagement,anddiscusssomeofthechallengesandopportunitiesFellowsmightconsiderwhenhiringstafffortheirbusiness.

2:30-3:30 AcademicSession-GlobalFoodTrade:FoodCrisis,PriceShocks,andDevelopingCountryImpactsPhilAbbott,ProfessorofAgriculturalEconomicsDr.Abbottwillleadafacilitateddiscussionontheeconomy-wideimpactsofglobaltradeandenvironmentalpolicies.

3:30-5:00 PreparationforSummitPresentationsArnoldChen,ManagingDirectorofBurtonD.MorganCenterforEntrepreneurshipDr.Chenwillleadadiscussionofbestpracticesforbusinesspitchesandhowtocreateasuccessfulpitch.

5:00onward USADFApplicationSubmissionAssistanceVolunteersandinternswillassistFellowsapplyingfortheUSADFgranttomeetallgrantdeadlinesandsubmittheirapplicationsbeforeFriday,June30th

DinneronyourownFRIDAY,JUNE30---USADFGrantsDue----7:30am DepartforfieldtriptoIndianapolis9:00-9:45 StateHouseTour

Thisguidedtourallowsgueststoenteravailableofficesandchamberswithaguide.Itiscomprehensiveanddiscussesallthreebranchesofgovernment,thehistoryandarchitectureofthebuilding.

10:00-11:00 MeetingwithTedMcKinney,DirectoroftheIndianaStateDepartmentofAgriculture, 1NCapitolAve,FirstFloorConferenceRoomWithmorethan25yearsofagricultureleadershipexperience,DirectorMcKinneybringsextensiveknowledgeandanunderstandingofIndianaandglobalagriculturetoISDA.PriortojoiningISDA,hewasDirectorofGlobalCorporateAffairsforElancoAnimalHealth,asubsidiaryofEliLillyandCompany.

11:45-2:00 TuttleOrchardsFellowswillhavelunchonthefarm,featuringlocalproduceandahayridetouroftheorchards.TuttleOrchardsisanexampleofagro-tourismandhorticulture-featuringtopqualityawardwinningapples,plants,pumpkins,andlocalfood.

2:30-7:00 TynerPondFarmsTynerPondFarmsraisesgrass-fedbeef,pasturedpork,turkey,andlambwhilecollaboratingwithlocallike-mindedfarmerstosupplythelargermarketinIndianapolis.Fellowswilltourthefarm(s),learnabouttheirsupplychainmanagement,andhavedinnerattheirrestaurant.

7:00-8:30 TraveltimebacktoWestLafayette ReturntransportationfromIndianapolistoPurduewillbeprovidedonFridayeveningfollowingdinner;however,FellowswillhavetheoptiontostayinIndianapolisovertheweekendattheirownexpense(includingreturntransportationandaccommodation).Optionsfortransportation,lodging,andsuggestedactivitieswillbeshared.FellowsmustbebackoncampusbytheendofthedayonSunday,July2.SATURDAY,JULY1Freeday-allmealsonyourown2:00-4:00 CanningandFoodPreservationWorkshop,InternationalCenter,523NRussellSt

(optional) AbbyAbbot-Rider,ThistleByreFarms KirstenSerrano,PeerCollaboratorandrestaurantowner

Ms.Abbot-RiderandMs.SerranowillleadinterestedFellowsinaworkshoponfoodpreservationandcanningattheInternationalCenterkitchens.

SUNDAY,JULY2AllmealsonyourownOpportunityforFellowstocompletetheirSelf-EvaluationsandreflectontheirLeadershipDevelopmentPlans

WEEK3|UnderstandingtheMarket|FoodProcessing&ProductDesignGOALS:

(1) Explorebusinessopportunitiesinfoodprocessing(2) Buildanawarenessofhowtounderstandandidentifymarketsandpotentialcustomers(3) Practiceorganizationalleadership

MONDAY,JULY38:00-9:00 Breakfastonyourown9:00-10:30 CommunityServiceAssignment,DanielTurfCenter,1340CherryLane SteveHallett,ProfessorofHorticultureandLandscapeArchitecture

FellowswillengageinaguidedcommunityserviceactivitywiththeStudentFarm.10:30-2:00 FarmTourandLunch,PurdueStudentFarm,1491CherryLane2:00-3:00 Week3OverviewandCommunityServiceReflection,NLSN1215

(facilitatedbyMarcia/Maria)Fellowswillsignupfortheirfuturecommunityservicesitesatthistime.

3:00-4:00 Post-harvestInnovations,NLSN1215BettyBugusu,ManagingDirector,InternationalFoodTechnologyCenter;ProfessorofFoodSciencesMoustaphaMoussa,PhDStudent,WhistlerCenterforCarbohydrateResearchDr.BugusuandMr.Moussawillleadadiscussionabouttheimpactofnewtechnologiesandneedforinnovationtopreventpost-harvestlossandpromoteglobalfoodsecurity.

4:00-5:00 TourofFoodSciencePilotLaboratory(NelsonHall)ErikKurdelak,Manager,PilotLaboratoryOperatingasamodelmanufacturingarea,thePilotLaboratoryallowsmanufacturerstoseehowaprocessworksbeforecommittingtofullproduction.Wetchemistry,microbiology,andfoodproductdevelopmentlaboratoriesarealsoavailabletosolverelatedchallenges.

Break6:30-8:00 AmericanCookingDemonstration,FreshCityMarket

FreshCityMarket’sHeadChefwillputtogetheramenuofAmericanfavoritesanddemonstratecookingtechniques.Fellowswillgetachancetosamplethewholemenuandtakehoperecipestotryontheirown.

TUESDAY,JULY4Breakfastandlunchonyourown4:00-10:00 Barbequeand4thofJulycelebration HomeofGary&AndreaBurniske Dress:Casual

WEDNESDAY,JULY58:30-9:30 BreakfastandReviewPreview,SpecialGuests:LindseyPayneandAmyWood

LindseyPayne,ServiceLearningCoordinatorfortheCenterforInstructionalExcellenceAmyWood,DirectorofVolunteerEngagement,UnitedWayofGreaterLafayetteDr.PayneandMs.WoodwillgiveadescriptionofcommunityservicesitesandFellowswillsignupfortheirupcomingcommunityservicedays.

9:30-11:30 LaunchBox,Specialhost:DavidFieldsofVICILabs,MRGN121VICILabs,adivisionoftheServiceDisabledVeteranOwnedSmallBusinessT3TigerTechintheWashington,DCmetropolitanareawill,incollaborationwithLaunchBox,traveltoPurduetoprovideeachFellowwithadetailedbusinessconceptanalysisusingtheirproprietaryVICILabsIdeationAlgorithm.

11:30-12:30 LunchReceptionwithMungChiang,DeanoftheCollegeofEngineering,MRGNCafe IntroductionbyArvindRaman,AssociateDean,GlobalEngineeringPrograms12:30-1:30 AcademicSession-Processing,packaging,andstorageoflocalfood,MANN101 JodeeEllett,LocalFoodsCoordinatorforPurdueExtension

AsPurdue’sfirstlocalfoodscoordinator,Ellettidentifiespeopleandcommunitiesthatarealreadybuildingconnectionsbetweenfarmersandconsumersandworkwiththemtomakethestatewidesystemstronger.

1:30-2:30 AcademicSession-LocalFoodSystems,MANN101 AndreaBurniske,ProgramManager,I2DLab,GlobalEngineeringPrograms

Adiscussionabouttrendsinlocalfoodproductionandprocessingthatcanleadtotherevivalofruralcommunitiesandarebirthofthecultureofgrowingfood.

2:30-4:30 AcademicSession-Technology-basedtoolsforentrepreneurs,MANN101AlokChaturvedi,ProfessorintheKrannertSchoolofManagementDr.Chaturvediwillsharesometech-basedtoolsforrunningabusinessandencourageFellowstosharetheimportanceandchallengesassociatedwithrunningabusinessviaanICTplatform.

4:30-5:30 AcademicSession-BiofortifiedmaizeinAfrica,andsoonintheUS,MANN101TorbertRocheford,PattersonEndowedChairinTranslationalGenomicsandCropImprovement

DinneronyourownTHURSDAY,JULY68:30-9:30 ReviewPreview&Breakfast9:30-11:30 LaunchBoxSession,Specialhost:DavidFields11:30-12:30 DevelopingASuccessfulBusinessModelandFinancingStrategy AmandaThompson,Entrepreneur-in-Residence,BurtonD.MorganCenter

Dr.Thompsonwilldiscusssuccessfulbusinessmodels,drawingonherextensive

experienceininternationalfinanceandventurecapital.12:30-1:30 LunchandDiscussionofGraduateSchoolApplicationandAdmissionProcess,MRGN121 LeeGordon,DirectorofGraduateAdmissions

Mr.Gordonwilldiscussopportunitiesinhighereducationalongwithapanelofcurrentgraduatestudents.

1:30-3:30 LaunchBoxSession:Human-CenteredDesign&Development,Specialhost:DavidFields3:30-5:00 PreparationforSummit-PublicSpeakingforBusiness

AlexMoseson,ManagingDirectorforGlobalEngineeringProgramsAdiscussionaboutpublicspeakinginbusinesscontextsingeneralandspecificguidelinesfortheIgniteTalksthatwilltakeplaceattheMandelaWashingtonFellowshipSummit.

DinneronyourownFRIDAY,JULY78:30-10:00 Breakfast&FoundryGrounds(optional)10:00-11:00 AcademicSession-BuildingAnother’sDream:TheHumanDimensionsofSocial

EnterpriseSuccessAndreaTrice,SeniorFellow,SagamoreInstituteDr.TricewilldiscussherupcomingbookforpractitionersthatcontrastshowWesternersandSouthernersapproachsocialenterprise.

11:00-12:00 Self-evaluationandfeedbackonWeek312:00-1:00 LunchReceptionwithSureshGarimella,ExecutiveVicePresidentforResearchand

Partnerships,MRGNCafe1:00-1:30 AcademicSession-EntrepreneurshipinFoodScience BrianFarkas,DepartmentHead,FoodScience

Dr.Farkaswilldiscussseveralexamplesofentrepreneurshipinfoodscienceandcurrenttrendsinthisindustry.

2:30-5:00 TourofPeople’sBrewingCompany ChrisJohnson,HeadBrewer

People’sprovideshighqualityhand-craftedbeerandeducationofthecraftbeerindustrytothepeopleofLafayetteandthestateofIndianawhileprovidingcommunityleadershipwithenvironmentallyfriendlybusinesspractices.

DinneronyourownSATURDAY,JULY8BreakfastandLunchonyourownHospitalityDinners

SUNDAY,JULY9BreakfastandDinneronyourown12:00-3:00 PicnicwiththeGreaterLafayetteImmigrants’Alliance,HappyHollowPark,Shelter#4Self-evaluationandReflectiononLDP(optional)

WEEK4|IDENTIFYINGANDADDINGVALUE|LABORSAVINGTECHNOLOGIESANDENERGYGOALS:

(1) Explorebusinessopportunitiesinagriculturalmechanizationandbioenergy(2) Examinehowentrepreneursacrosssectorsidentityopportunityspace(3) Refinepresentationdevelopmentskills

MONDAY,JULY108:30-9:30 BreakfastandReviewPreview9:30-10:00 Week4Overview10:00-11:15 AcademicSession-PurdueUtilityPlatform

JohnLumkes,AssociateProfessor,Agricultural&BiologicalEngineering DavidWilson,Co-founder,MobileAgriculturalPowerSolutions

Dr.LumkesandMr.Wilsonwillleadafacilitateddiscussionaboutruraltransportationchallenges,transportationsystemsandfreightandlogisticsplanning,linkagesbetweentransportation,energy,andenvironment.

11:15-12:15 AcademicSession-RunninganEffectiveBusinessMeetingBrianChupp,OrganizationalBehaviorandHumanResources,KrannertSchoolofManagementDr.Chuppwilldiscussstrategiesforensuringthatbusinessmeetingsmeettheirobjective(s),runefficiently,andengagetheirparticipants.

12:15-1:15 LunchwithTomasDiazdelaRubia,ExecutiveDirector,DiscoveryPark,MRGNCafe1:15-2:45 AcademicSession-EnergyandBiofuelsEconomicsandPolicy

WallaceTyner,Professor,AgriculturalEconomicsProfessorTyner’sresearchinterestsareintheareaofenergy,agricultural,andnaturalresourcepolicyanalysisandstructuralandsectoraladjustmentindevelopingeconomies.Hisworkinenergyeconomicshasencompassedoil,naturalgas,coal,oilshale,biomass,ethanolfromagriculturalsources,andsolarenergy.Muchofhisrecentworkhasfocusedoneconomicandpolicyanalysisforbiofuelsandtheinterplaybetweenbiofuelspoliciesandotherenergypolicies.

Break3:00-5:00 UnscheduledTimeforNetworkingwithPeerCollaborators(optional)DinneronyourownTUESDAY,JULY118:30-9:30BreakfastandReviewPreview9:30-10:30 AcademicSession-Human-CenteredDesign TedLu,IndustrialDesign Dr.LuwillleadadiscussionontheprinciplesandapplicationsofHuman-Centered

Design.10:30-11:30 SummitPreparation11:30-12:30 Lunch12:30-1:30 AcademicSession-Post-harvestdryingandstorage

KleinIleleji,AssociateProfessorAgricultural&BiologicalEngineeringAdiscussionofpost-harvesttechnologiesandgaps/opportunitiesinagriculturaltechnologies.

1:30-2:30 AcademicSession-BiomedicalEngineering JacquelineLinnes,AssistantProfessor,BiomedicalEngineering

Dr.Linneswillleadafacilitateddiscussionabouttheopportunities,trends,andfutureofbiomedicaltechnologies,includingdiagnostics,3Dprinting,wearables,andmore.

2:30-4:00 LeadershipSession-DevelopingSelf-AwarenessinLeadership BenDunford,AssociateProfessorofManagement

Dr.DunfordwillleadaninteractiveactivitydesignedtohelpFellowsassesstheirownleadershipstylesandtechniques.

DinneronyourownWEDNESDAY,JULY12

Breakfastonyourown9:00-3:00 Communityserviceassignment

Dependingondurationandtimingofcommunityserviceassignment,thistimecanalsobeusedtoarrangemeetingwithlocalcommunitymembers,peercollaborators,andbusinessmentors

4:00-5:00 Reflectiononserviceactivities,MRGN121 LindseyPayne,ServiceLearningCoordinatorfortheCenterforInstructionalExcellence

Uponreturningfromtheday’scommunityserviceassignment,Fellowswillbeaskedtoreflectontheirexperiencewiththeorganizationtheyserved,theactivitytheyengagedin,andtheindividualstheyinteractedwith.

5:00-8:00 NetworkingEventwithTippyConnect,Digby’sPub&Patio,133N4thSt,Lafayette,INTippyConnectisanorganizationforyoungprofessionalsintheTippecanoeCountyarea.Thisorganizationwascreatedwiththegoalsofjoiningfortheopportunitytogrowasprofessionals,shareideas,takeleadershiprolesandgivebacktothecommunitywheretheylive,workandraisefamilies.(21+)7654214747(Mike,owner)

FellowswillreturnviaCityBus THURSDAY,JULY13Preparetodepartby9:008:00 Depart3rdStSuites9:00-10:30 TourBioTown®

BioTown®,USA,isthecountry’sfirstefforttowardcreatingcommunities,whereallenergyneedsaremetthroughbiorenewableresources.BioTown®,USAisapublic-privateshowcasecommunity,andthehopeisthatmorecommunitiestakeadvantageofthemodelpresentedinReynolds.

11:30-12:30 TourThePlantThePlant’smissionistodevelopcirculareconomiesoffoodproduction,energyconservationandmaterialreuse,whileempoweringpeopleofallbackgroundstomaketheircitieshealthierandmoreefficient.

1:30-3:00 MeetFellowsfromNotreDameandNorthwestern(320NMorganSt#600) Lunch3:00-6:00 MeetingwithPriceWaterhouseCoopers

SpecialGuest:GregDeason,SeniorVicePresidentandDirectorofInnovationandEntrepreneurship,PurdueResearchFoundation

6:00onwards OptionalReceptionwithMinoritiesinTechnologyEntrepreneurshipConference8:00 CheckintotheCongressPlazaHotel,520SMichiganAveDinneronyourownFRIDAY,JULY147:30 Checkoutofhotelandstoreluggage8:00 LeaveforFellows’ChoiceMeetings8:30-10:30 Fellows’ChoiceMeetings

Fellowswillbeprovidedwithalistofsiteoptionstheweekbeforeandwillvisitdifferentsites,accompaniedbystaffandinsmallergroups.

10:30-12:30 MeetingwithVestedWorld,222WMerchandiseMartPlaza,#1212VestedWorldis,inmanyways,atraditionalventurecapitalfund,butitis100%focusedonemergingmarkets.VestedWorldleveragesmanyresources—astreamlinedonlineinvestmentplatform,theirdeepknowledgeandexperienceinthesemarkets,andtheirowncapital—tocreatenewopportunitiesforU.S.investorstodiversifytheirportfoliosandearncompetitivereturnswhilemakingatransformativeimpactindevelopingcountries.Purdueprofessor,Dr.GebisaEjeta,servesontheiradvisoryboard.

12:30-6:30 FreetimetoexploreChicagoFurtherdetailstofollow.6:30 MeetatCongressPlazaHotel7:00 DepartChicagoviabusReturntoLafayette,INviabusReturntransportationfromChicagotoPurduewillbeprovidedonFridayevening;however,FellowswillhavetheoptiontostayinChicagoovertheweekendattheirownexpense(includingreturntransportationandaccommodation).Optionsfortransportation,lodging,andsuggestedactivitieswillbeshared.Fellowsmustbeback

oncampusbytheendofthedayonSunday,July16.SATURDAY,JULY15AllmealsonyourownFellowshavetheoptiontostayinChicagoorreturntoPurdueSUNDAY,JULY16AllmealsonyourownTouroflocalfarms,includingSilverthornFarm(timeTBD,optional)Self-evaluationandReflectiononLDP(optional)

WEEK5|Preparing&Planning|EngineeringInnovation&SustainabilityGOALS:

(1) Explorethebusinessopportunitiesinmanufacturingandotherengineeringsectors(2) Explorethetrendsininfrastructure,energy,andinformationandcommunicationtechnologies(3) Developanunderstandingoftheinterconnectednessofbusiness,engineering,and

environmentalandsocialsustainability(4) Refinepresentationdeliveryskills

MONDAY,JULY178:30-9:30 BreakfastandReviewPreview9:30-10:00 Week5Overview10:00-11:00 LeadershipDevelopment-InnovationforSustainableDevelopment ArvindRaman,AssociateDean,GlobalEngineeringPrograms

Dr.Ramanwillleadadiscussionontheimpactsofinnovationinengineeringandotherfieldsonsustainabledevelopment,withafocusontheInnovationforInternationalDevelopment(I2D)Lab.

11:00-12:00 AcademicSession-Watertreatmentinlowresourcesettings ChadJafvert,Professor,CivilEngineeringandEnvironmentalandEcologicalEngineering

JohnHowarter,AssistantProfessor,MaterialsEngineeringandEnvironmentalandEcologicalEngineeringDr.JafvertandDr.Howarterwillleadadiscussionofthechallengesassociatedwithwatertreatmentandthetechnologiesemployedtotreatwater.

12:00-1:30 NetworkingLunchwithWomeninManagement,KrannertSchoolofManagement(womenonly)CandiLange,Director,JaneBrock-WilsonWomeninManagementCenter

1:30-3:00 LaunchBox3:00-4:00 AcademicSession-Sustainablelivestockmanagementpractices(focusoncattle) GaryBurniske,ManagingDirectorfortheCenterforGlobalFoodSecurity GaryBurniskewilldiscusslivestocknutrition,housing,andmanagement,withafocuson

cattle.4:00-5:00 AcademicSession-Sustainablelivestockmanagementpractices(focusonpoultry,

swine,andothers) KolaAjuwon,AssociateProfessorofAnimalSciences

Dr.Ajuwonwilldiscusslivestocknutrition,housing,andmanagement,withafocusonpoultry,swine,andothertypesoflivestock.

DinneronyourownTUESDAY,JULY18(NELSONMANDELADAY)8:30-9:30 BreakfastandReviewPreview

9:30-11:30 LaunchBoxSession11:30-12:30 LunchwithMinorityEngineeringProgramsMITEAcademicBootCamp,FordDining

Court12:30-3:00 CommunityServiceActivity,ArmstrongAtrium MinorityEngineeringProgramsMITEAcademicBootCamp FacilitatedbyAlexMoseson,ManagingDirectorforGlobalEngineeringPrograms

MinorityEngineeringProgramshoststwosummercampswithrising11thgradersandincomingPurduefreshmen.Fellowswillbeaskedtosharetheirstories,discussglobalengineeringchallenges,andworkhand-in-handwithstudentstosolveanengineeringdesignchallengeforemergingmarkets.

3:30-6:00 MandelaFellowsGlobalInnovationChallenge,MRGN121Faculty,students,andstafffromPurduecansubmitashortsummary(1-2paragraphs)oftheirworkandthenmakea10minpresentationtotheMandelaFellows.ThemainobjectiveistoconnectMandelaWashingtonFellowswithPurduesocialinnovationsandtechnologiestoprovidefeedbackandfutureassistancewithdeployingthetechnology.

DinneronyourownWEDNESDAY,JULY197:00am-7:00pm DowAgroSciences

FellowswilltourDowAgroSciencesheadquartersandvisitvariousothersitesintheIndianapolisarea.

THURSDAY,JULY20 8:00-9:00 BreakfastandReviewPreview9:00-11:00 LaunchBoxSession-DeliveringanEffectivePresentation11:00-12:00 AcademicSession-AfricanAmericanStudiesProgram MarloDavid,AssociateProfessor,DepartmentofEnglish

Dr.DavidwilldiscusstheAfricanAmericanStudiesProgramatPurdueUniversity,includingstudyabroadprograms,partnershipswithinternationaluniversities,andpotentialfutureconnections.

12:00-1:00 Lunch1:00-2:00 AcademicSession-JohnHanak JohnHanak,ManagingDirectorofPurdueVentures Mr.HanakwillchallengetheFellowstothinkasinvestorsandconsiderthefactorsthat

mightcomeintoplaywhenmakinginvestmentdecisionsinstartupcompanies.2:00-3:30 PreparationforSummit3:30-5:30 UnscheduledTimeforNetworkingDinneronyourown

FRIDAY,JULY218:30-10:00 NetworkingatFoundryGrounds(optional)10:00-11:00 TraveltimetoSiteVisit11:00-1:00 SiteVisit-SubaruFactoryTour

Subaruistheworld's22ndlargestautomakerandemploysover3,000peopleintheLafayettearea.The3millionsquarefoot(279,000m2)facilityinLafayettebuildsSubaruOutback,Impreza,andLegacymodels.Moreinformation:http://subaru-sia.wixsite.com/indiana.Lunchwillbeprovided

1:00-3:00 LaunchBoxSession3:00-4:00 Self-evaluation&feedbackonWeek54:00-8:00 FarmTourandPlantScienceSocialNetworkingOpportunity FacilitatedbyTorbertRocheford,PattersonEndowedChair,ProfessorofAgronomy

HopKnoXiousFarmswillhostthemonthlyPlantScienceSocialwithmembersofPurdue’sAfricaInterestGroupandothersattending.

SATURDAY,JULY22Allmealsonyourown1:00-5:00 ProphetstownStatePark(optional)

A1920’sfarmsteadhighlightingsustainableagriculture,homesteading,heirloomgardening,andfarmtotablecooking.Thestateparkalsofeatureshikingtrails,camping,swimming,hiking,biking,birding,wildlifeobservation,andmore.

SUNDAY,JULY23Allmealsonyourown1:00-4:00 Recordingradiocommercials,K105WASKRadioStation

Fellowswillhavetheopportunitytotouralocalradiostation,anddevelopandrecordtheirowncommercials.

WEEK6|PITCHES&PRESENTATIONS|BUSINESSOPERATIONSGOALS:

(1) ExploreagribusinessinIndianaasanexampleofU.S.agribusinessoperations(2) Synthesizeinformation,skills,andtechniqueslearnedthroughoutthewholeprogram(3) Refineanddemonstratepresentationdeliveryskills(4) ReflectonInstituteexperienceandplanhowtokeepmomentumgoing

MONDAY,JULY248:30-9:30 BreakfastandReviewPreview9:30-10:00 Week6Overview10:00-11:30 UnscheduledTimeforNetworking12:00-3:00 SiteVisit-AnimalScienceResearchandEducationCenter12:00-12:35 DairyUnit12:45-1:20 BeefUnit1:30-2:05 AquacultureUnit2:15-2:50 PoultryUnit

TheAnimalSciencesResearchandEducationCenter(ASREC)featuresunitsdedicatedtoaquaculture,dairy,beef,poultry,sheep,swine,farmoperations,andafeedmill.ThemissionofASRECistoprovideanimals,facilities,technicalassistanceandlabortoconductresearch,provideinstruction,andassistinextensioneducationalactivities.Moreinformation:https://ag.purdue.edu/ansc/ASREC/Pages/default.aspx.Lunchwillbeprovided.

3:00-5:00 SiteVisit-AgronomyCenterforResearchEducationPurdue'sAgronomyCenterforResearchEducation(ACRE)isthe1134acreresearchfarmthatwasestablishedin1949asthecampus-basedagronomyfieldresearchstation.ACREfeatureshigh-throughputfieldphenotypingandunmannedaircraftforfieldapplications.Moreinformation:https://ag.purdue.edu/agry/acre/Pages/default.aspx.

DinneronyourownTUESDAY,JULY258:30-9:30 BreakfastandReviewPreview9:30-10:30 AcademicSession-AgriculturalExtensionModelsAroundtheWorld PaulEbner,Professor,AnimalScience

Dr.Ebnerwillleadadiscussionbasedonhisinternationalexperienceinagriculturalextension.

Break11:00-12:00 AcademicSession-TheEconomicsofTechnicalChangeinAgriculture JohnSanders,ProfessorofAgriculturalEconomics

Dr.SanderswillleadadiscussionoftechnologicalchangebasedonhisextensiveinternationalexperienceinSub-SaharanAfricaandLatinAmerica.

12:00-1:00 Lunch1:00-4:00 ScheduledtimeforFellowVideoPitches,MRGN129

Fellowswillbeassignedatimeinthiswindowtocreateashort60-secondvideopitchdescribingthemselves,theproblemtheyaretryingtoaddress,thesolutiontheirbusinessoffers,andtheirnextstepsmovingforward.

4:00-5:00 UnscheduledTimeforNetworking(optional)5:30onward DinnerandFarmTour,HomeofJimandKathyMoseley

JimMoseleyisaPurduealumnusandformerDeputySecretaryoftheUnitedStatesDepartmentofAgriculture.HisfarminClarksHill,INfeaturesdiversecropsandlivestockandisbeingmanagedbymultiplegenerationsofMoseleys.

WEDNESDAY,JULY26

Breakfastonyourown9:00-3:00 Communityserviceassignment

Dependingondurationandtimingofcommunityserviceassignment,thistimecanalsobeusedtoarrangemeetingwithlocalcommunitymembers,peercollaborators,andbusinessmentors

4:00-5:00 Reflectiononserviceactivities,MRGN121 LindseyPayne,ServiceLearningCoordinatorfortheCenterforInstructionalExcellence

Uponreturningfromtheday’scommunityserviceassignment,Fellowswillbeaskedtoreflectontheirexperiencewiththeorganizationtheyserved,theactivitytheyengagedin,andtheindividualstheyinteractedwith.

DinneronyourownTHURSDAY,JULY278:30-9:30 BreakfastandReviewPreview9:30-12:00 FinalPitches12:00-1:30 NetworkingLunchwithPeerCollaborators,MRGNCafe1:30-5:00 FinalPitchesDinneronyourownFRIDAY,JULY288:30-10:00 NetworkingatFoundryGrounds(optional)10:00-11:00 RemainingEngagedwithPurdue

RalphAmos,President,PurdueAlumniAssociationInstituteStaffandPurdueAlumniAssociationRepresentative

AdiscussionofcommunicationplatformsforremainingconnectedwithPurdueandopportunitiesforcontinuedengagement

11:00-12:00 InstituteWrap-upandDiscussionofSummitLogistics12:00-1:00 Lunch1:00-2:00 Self-evaluationandfeedbackonWeek62:00-4:00 PreparationforSummitPresentationsBreak5:00-8:00 Receptionandclosingcelebration,LawsonCommons RemarksbyDanHirleman,ChiefCorporateandGlobalPartnershipsOfficerSATURDAY,JULY29Freedayforwrap-up,packing,andfinalgoodbyesSUNDAY,JULY30TBA DepartforWashington,DC Logisticswillbeannounced

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LeadershipSessionOverview

LeadershipSessionsaredesignedtoprovideFellowswithadditionalleadershipskillstoenhancetheirleadershipcapacityintheirhomecommunities.ThesessionswillfocusonthethemeofservantleadershipandwilldevelopFellows’abilitytocreativelysolveproblemsandworkwithinateamenvironment.FellowswillalsoworkontheirLeadershipDevelopmentPlans(LDPs)duringsomeofthesesessions.

TheInstitutewillembodythreephasesofleadership:personal,group,andorganization.Phase1(personalleadership)willincludeanindividualleadershipstyleinventorysoFellowscanbeginthinkingaboutthedifferentwaysinwhichleadershipmanifestsinindividuals.Phase2(groupleadership)willincludeteam-buildingactivities.Phase3(organizationalleadership)willbecomprisedofskills-buildingsessionsincludingrunninganeffectivebusinessmeeting,preparinganeffectivepresentation,deliveringaneffectivepresentation,solicitingfeedbackfromagroup,andbuildinggroupconsensus.FellowswilllearnandsharetipsandtricksforusingPowerPoint,Prezi,andotherpresentationsoftwareandhaveanopportunitytobevideo-tapedgivingapracticepresentationtorefinetheirpresentationskillsLeadershipstylesandteambuildingBest-WorstLeaderActivity:Thisactivitycreatesdiscussionaroundgeneralideasofwhatpeoplewantfromtheirleaders.Itcanalsoserveasa“touchpoint”forlaterdiscussionsintheprogramaspeopleareworkingtogethertodiscussissuesorsolveproblems.35Activity:Aninteractivesessiontogenerateagroupdevelopedandorderedlistofideasforapplyingaconcept,addressinganissue,oransweringtoaquestion.Thisactivitygetspeoplemoving,talkingwitheachother,andfocusingonakeyquestionorissue.ApplicationoftheDISCmodel:Anactivitytodevelopawarenessofwaystobetterunderstanddifferentperspectives,buildafoundationofunderstandingpeoplethatcanbegeneralizedtootherissues(culturaldifferences,genderdifferences,agedifferences,etc.).Preparinganddeliveringaneffectivepresentation:FellowsandfacilitatorswillsharetipsforcreatinganeffectivepresentationusingPowerPoint,Prezi,andothervisualtools,anddiscussstrategiesforengagingtheaudiencethrougheffectivepublicspeaking.Runninganeffectivebusinessmeeting:Discussstrategiesforensuringthatbusinessmeetingsmeettheirobjective(s),runefficiently,andengagetheirparticipants.BoilerChallengeProgram:RopesCourse:Anopportunitytoworkonteamwork,communication,andproblemsolving.

ExperiencePurdue&MinorityEngineeringProgramsSummerCamps:HighschoolstudentswillengagewithFellows.Fellowswillbeaskedtosharetheirstories,discussglobalengineeringchallenges,andworkhand-in-handwithstudentstosolveanengineeringdesignchallengeforemergingmarkets.

SITEVISITOVERVIEW

Sitevisitsareonetypeofexperientiallearningthatoftenareexcellentforbringingclassroomsessionstolife.TheyprovideFellowswithinsightintohowAmericansdealwithchallenges,bothsuccessfullyandunsuccessfully.FellowsshouldalsoviewthesevisitsasintroductionstoabroadnetworkofAmericanswhoseworkmighthaveapplicabilityintheirhomecountries.Thisisaprovisionallistofpotentialsitevisits,notaguaranteethatallsiteswillbevisited.Details(namesandbiographicalinformation)oftheindividualswewillbemeetingateachofthesesiteswillbeprovidedaspartofasitevisitpacketafewdaysbeforethetrip(s).AgronomyCenterforResearchandEducation(ACRE),WestLafayette,INhttps://ag.purdue.edu/agry/acreFacilityutilizedbyover50researchersfromeightdepartments,conductingapproximately180researchprojects.This1134-acrefarmfacilityislocatedsevenmilesnorthwestofcampus.Asuperintendentandfourtechniciansareemployedfull-timewithseasonalandstudentlaborasneeded.Studiesrangefrombasictoappliedresearchincluding:plantbreedingandgenetics,cropproductionandsoiltillagemanagement,plantphysiology,soilfertility,weedcontrol,diseaseandinsectresistanceandcontrol,andvarietyperformanceevaluationforcorn,soybeans,smallgrains,sorghumandalfalfa.AnimalSciencesResearchandEducationCenter(ASREC),WestLafayette,INhttps://ag.purdue.edu/ansc/ASREC/Pages/default.aspxTheASRECfeaturesunitsdedicatedtoaquaculture,dairy,beef,poultry,sheep,swine,farmoperations,andafeedmill.ThemissionofASRECistoprovideanimals,facilities,technicalassistanceandlabortoconductresearch,provideinstruction,andassistinextensioneducationalactivities.People’sBrewingCompany,Lafayette,INhttp://www.peoplesbrew.com/Abrewingfacilityforsmall-batchbeer.Subaru,Lafayette,INhttp://www.subaru-sia.comSubaruofIndianaAutomotive,Inc.(SIA),asubsidiaryofFujiHeavyIndustries,Ltd.,ishomeofNorthAmericanSubaruproduction.ModelsbuiltattheLafayette,IndianaplantincludetheSubaruLegacyandOutback.SIAemploysover5,400Associates,andeveryAssociateiscommittedtoquality,safetyandenvironmentalstewardship.SRAM:WorldBicycleRelief,Chicago,ILhttp://www.worldbicyclerelief.orgAsocialenterpriseprovidingspecially-designed,locallyassembledbicyclestoentrepreneurs,healthcareworkersandstudentsacrossruralAfricathroughsustainablework-to-ownandstudy-to-ownprograms.

TuttleOrchards,Greenfield,INhttp://www.indianapolisorchard.com/Athrivingexampleofagro-tourismandhorticulture.TuttleOrchardshasbeenafavoriteorcharddestinationinthegreaterIndianapolisareasince1928.Overtheyears,theorchardhasprogressedfromitsbeginningasawholesaleorchardtoayearroundfarmdestinationfeaturingtopqualityawardwinningapples,plants,pumpkins,andlocalfood.TynerPondFarms,Greenfield,INhttps://tynerpondfarm.com/TynerPondFarmsraisesgrass-fedbeef,pasturedpork,turkey,andlambwhilecollaboratingwithlocallike-mindedfarmerstosupplythelargermarketinIndianapolis.Fellowswilltourthefarm(s),learnabouttheirsupplychainmanagement,andhavedinnerattheirrestaurant.

CommunityServiceOverviewCommunityserviceactivitiesaredesignedtoexposeFellowstoAmerica’sserviceculturewhileatthesametimeprovidinganothertouchpointforhowAmericansaddresschallenges.TheseactivitiesalsoallowFellowstoworkwithAmericansfromavarietyofbackgroundstowardacommongoal.NICHESLandTrust,http://nicheslandtrust.orgNICHESmissionistoprotect,restoreandsustainnorthernIndiana’secosystemsbyprovidinghabitatfornativespeciesandofferingnaturalplacesforeducation,appreciationandenjoymentofcurrentandfuturegenerations.ServiceDescription:GuidedinterpretivehikeandtrailworkdayatMoyer-GouldWoods.FoodFindersResource&EducationCenter(FREC),https://www.food-finders.orgFREC’smissionistoworkincollaborationwithotherorganizationstoprovidefoodforthoseinneedandtoaddressthecausesoffoodinsecurityinNorthCentralIndiana.ServiceDescription:SummermealsitesupportatClaystoneattheCrossing,thenworkatFoodFindersResourceandEducationCenter.ImaginationStation,http://www.imagination-station.orgImaginationStationprovideshands-onlearningexperiencesinscience,technology,andengineeringinordertostrengthenthescientificliteracyofchildrenandfamiliesintheGreaterLafayetteCommunity.ServiceDescription:Supportforeducationalfieldtripwith100elementarystudentsCityFoodsCo-Op,http://www.cityfoods.orgTheCityFoodsmissionistoservethenutritional,social,andeconomicneedsofourmembersandcommunitybyprovidingamarketforlocal,fair-trade,sustainable,independent,andhealthfulgoodsandservicesinafriendly,cooperativeenvironment.ServiceDescription:Helptocreatemarketsforlocalfoodproductsusingthecooperativemodeltobuildmoresustainablelocalfoodsystems.

KindergartenCountdownCamps,http://www.uwlafayette.org/k-campInTippecanoeCounty,eachyearwehaveapproximately40%(averageof400students)notpreparedtoenterKindergartenreadytolearn.UnitedWay’sKindergartenCampstargetaround250ofthosestudentseachsummertoattendoneofthe4weekcampstoaddressandpreparethestudentstostartschoolinthefallreadytolearn.ServiceDescription:SupportK-CampsforchildrenenteringKindergarteninthefallwhohavelittletonopreschoolexperienceaheadstartinthesummerYMCASummerCamps,http://www.ywcalafayette.org/site/c.ahJKKZMGJiL2H/b.8082423/k.BD7F/Home.htmToputChristianprinciplesintopracticethroughprogramsthathelphealthyspirit,mindandbodyforall.CoreValues:Caring:todemonstrateasincereconcernforothers,fortheirneedsandwell-being.ServiceDescription:Attendthesummercampandworkdirectlywiththechildrenonavarietyofcampduties.HabitatforHumanity,http://lafayettehabitat.orgSeekingtoputGod’sloveintoaction,HabitatforHumanitybringspeopletogethertobuildhomes,communities,andhope.ServiceDescription:SupporttheconstructionofHabitathouses.Habitathasbuiltover200housesinthiscommunitytodate.FullCircleAgriculturePurdueUniversityStudentFarm,https://www.purdue.edu/dffs/studentfarm/TosupportthePurdueStudentFarminsuchwaysas:toplantheutilizationoftheland,togainandorganizememberstotendtothefarm,topublicizethefarm,andtoelectstudentrepresentativesforthejointfacultystudentfarmManagementCommittee.ServiceDescription:Educationalprogrammingonfarmbusinessmodel,harvestingofcrops,andfarmmaintenance.

CulturalandSocialActivities

ThisisasummaryofalltheculturalandsocialactivitiesplannedforthedurationoftheInstitute.Itdoesnotincludespecificsaboutmeetingtimesordates.Firstandforemost,theMandelaWashingtonFellowshipisaboutmutualunderstanding.Whileacademicandleadershipactivitiesformthebasisoftheprogram,culturalandsocialinteractionswithAmericansaretheprimarywaytoensurestrongunderstandingbetweenFellowsandAmericans.FellowswillexperienceAmericanlifeandcultureoutsideofaprofessionalsettingduringtheseexperiences.Homehospitalitydinners:FellowswillalsopartakeinanAmericanhomehospitalitydinnerinwhichFellows(ingroupsoftwotofour)willbeinvitedtodinnerinlocalhomes.AmericanCookingDemonstration:FellowswilllearnhowtoprepareclassicAmericandisheswiththeHeadCheffromFreshCityMarket’sEventsandCateringServices.Barbequeand4thofJulycelebration:FellowswillhavetheopportunitytoparticipateinanAmerican-stylebarbeque,joininthecelebrationofAmerica’sindependence,andwatch4thofJulyfireworks.TasteofTippecanoe:http://tasteoftippecanoe.org/AsummerfestivalheldindowntownLafayette,Indiana.Thefestivalprovidesvisitorsawideselectionoffoodsfromcommunityrestaurants,pluslivemusicalentertainmentandfireworks.DowntownLafayetteFarmersMarket:http://www.lafayettefarmersmarket.com/Thedowntownfarmersmarketfeaturesflowers,preparedfood,coffee,bakedgoods,vegetables,fruits,honey,jams,andjellies.IndianaFiddler’sGathering:http://www.indianafiddlersgathering.org/TheIndianaFiddlers'Gatheringisathree-dayacousticmusicfestivalfeaturingthebestinold-time,bluegrass,swingjazzfiddle,stringband,Celticandethnicmusicononestage.ProphetstownStateParkFarm:http://prophetstown.org/A1920’sfarmsteadhighlightingsustainableagriculture,homesteading,heirloomgardening,andfarmtotablecooking.Thestateparkalsofeatureshikingtrails,camping,swimming,hiking,biking,birding,wildlifeobservation,andmore.TippyConnectAfterHours:http://tippyconnectyp.com/AnetworkingeventserieshostedbytheGreaterLafayetteChamberofCommerce.

SummitPreparation

SummitPreparationisusedforpreparefortheMandelaWashingtonFellowshipSummit,whichisanexcitingopportunityforFellowstonetworkwithU.S.governmentofficialsandleadersinthepublicandprivatesectors,andotherFellows.TheSummitwillincludeavarietyofevents,suchaspanelpresentationsandsmallgroupdiscussions.SummitPrepSession(90mins,eachweek):SummitPreparationsessionswillbeusedtogivefellowsachancetopracticetheirnetworkingandpublicspeakingskills.AvarietyofspeakerswillbeinvitedtofacilitatetheseclassroomsessionsandwillbeinvolvedinguidingtheFellowsastheypreparefortheSummit.TheFellowswillbebrokenintosmallergroupsandwillparticipateinexercisesthatareintendedtohelpthempracticetheirpitches,gainconfidencegivingtheirignitetalks,andstrengthentheirnetworkingskills.EachweekwillbuildontheskillsthattheFellowspracticedduringthepreviousweekandwilladdresstheweeklythemeoftheInstitute.

BiographicalInformation

InstituteStaffAcademicDirectorMarciaCroft,Ph.D.Marciahasapassionforanddeepexperienceinthedevelopingworld.MarciahasconsiderableoverseasexperienceinAfrica,AsiaandLatinAmerica–andisintermediateoradvancedinKiswahili,French,Spanish,Thai,andJapanese.SherecentlyearnedaPhDfromPurdueinHorticultureandEcologicalSciencesandEngineeringand,inColombia,wasaUSDAForeignAgriculturalServiceIntern.AdministrativeDirectorMariaKhlebnikovaMariaearnedherBachelor’sdegreeinBiochemistrythroughtheCollegeofScienceatPurdueUniversity.WhileatPurdue,MariawasinvolvedinresearchattheDepartmentofChemistryandatthePurdueCenterforCancerResearch(PCCR).ShewasawardedaPCCRsummerundergraduateresearchfellowshipandworkedonaprojectinvestigatingthemedicinalapplicationsofnanotechnology.MariastudiedimmunologyandthemolecularbiologyofcancerattheDepartmentofPharmacyandPharmacologyattheUniversityofBathintheUK.Recently,sheparticipatedinavolunteermobileclinicinLima,Peru,andbecameinterestedinlearningabouthowinternationalhealthpolicyisformulatedandimplemented.MariahasbeeninvitedtoattendtheIndianaUniversitySchoolofMedicineandislookingforwardtobeginningherstudiesthereinAugust.AdditionalKeyStaffHeidiArola,ManagingDirector,GlobalPartnershipsHeidiArolajoinedPurdue’sOfficeofCorporateandGlobalPartnershipsinAugust2015aftera13-yearcareerasaU.S.ForeignServiceOfficer.Inherlastposition,sheservedasChiefoftheDepartmentofState’sEducationUSAnetwork,overseeing400educationaladvisingcentersthatpromoteU.S.highereducationin170countriestomillionsofinternationalstudents.HeidihasaB.A.inEnglishwithaFrenchminorfromTulaneUniversity,andanM.S.inForeignService,InternationalRelations,fromGeorgetownUniversitywhereshewasEditor-in-ChiefoftheGeorgetownJournalofInternationalAffairs.FollowingserviceinthePeaceCorpsinCapeVerde,WestAfrica,andworkwiththeHmongrefugeecommunityinSt.Paul,MN,HeidijoinedtheStateDepartmentasaU.S.ForeignServiceOfficer.Shespent11yearsoverseas,nearlysixofwhichwereinBrazilwhereshewaslastPublicAffairsOfficerandDeputyConsulGeneralattheU.S.ConsulateGeneralinRecife,Brazil.HeidiwasalsopostedinRiodeJaneiro,AmsterdamandMontreal.Inhercurrentposition,Heidiisformallyinvolvedwithinternationalstudentrecruitmentstrategy;developingstrategicglobalrelationshipsincludingplanning,resourcedevelopment,assessment,andcommunications;andprojectplanningandcoordination.GaryBurniske,ManagingDirector,CenterforGlobalFoodSecurity,DiscoveryParkMr.Burniskeisaspecialistininternationalreliefanddevelopment,withatechnicalfocusonsustainable

agriculture,forestryandnaturalresourcemanagement.HeistheManagingDirectoroftheCenterforGlobalFoodSecuritywithinDiscoveryParkatPurdueUniversity.Mr.BurniskeisresponsibleforthedaytodaymanagementoftheCenterandnetworkswithPurdue’sfacultyandscientiststotakeamulti-disciplinaryapproachtotacklingglobalchallengesaffectingfoodsecurity.HesupportstheCenter’sworkineducation,researchanddevelopment,andpolicyaswellasagraduatefellows’programandsummerinstituteonglobalfoodsecurity.Mr.Burniskehas35yearsofinternationalexperiencecoveringover50countriesinAfrica,Asia,LatinAmericaandtheFormerSovietUnion.Hehasheldseniorleveltechnicalandmanagerialpositionswithhumanitarianorganizationsandinternationalpublicinstitutions.BeforejoiningPurdue,Mr.BurniskeservedasCountryDirectorforMercyCorpsinColombiaandTajikistan,andCountryDirectorfortheInstituteforSustainableCommunitiesinRussia.HeworkedasRegionalTechnicalAdvisorinAgricultureandNaturalResourceswithCAREcovering25countriesinAsiaandLatinAmerica.Mr.BurniskeheadedtheInternationalTropicalTimberOrganization’sconservationeffortsglobally,andwasPrincipalTechnicalAdvisortotheNicaraguanForestServicewithaleadingroleindraftingnationalforestpoliciesandlegislation.Mr.Burniske’snotableaccomplishmentsincludethedesignandmanagementofMercyCorp’sregionalflagshipprogramforLatinAmericautilizingalternativedisputeresolutiontoresolvelandconflictsontwomillionacresofAfro-descendentandindigenouscommunallandintheDarienGapregionofColombia.InTajikistan,heledthetransformationofasmallTajikNGO,theNationalAssociationofBusinessWomenintothelargestmicrocreditproviderinTajikistan.Mr.Burniskealsohasasuccessfultrackrecordinraisingfundsfrombilateralandmulti-lateraldonorsaswellastheprivatesector.Mr.BurniskeholdsanMSinForestEconomicsandaBSinNaturalResourcesManagement,bothfromtheUniversityofMassachusettsinAmherst.HeisfluentinSpanish,Russian,ThaiandArabic,andconversationalinPortuguese.AlexMosesonDr.Mosesonisaglobaldevelopmentengineerandentrepreneur.AsManagingDirectorofGlobalEngineeringPrograms(GEP)atPurdueUniversity,heconvenesandcatalyzesthefaculty,students,andstaffwithinandbeyondtheTop-10CollegeofEngineeringforglobalimpact.Inparticular,heco-leadstheInnovationforInternationalDevelopment(I2D)Labinputtingengineeringinnovationstoworkforsustainableglobaldevelopment.

PriortojoiningPurdue,Dr.MosesonwasanAAASScience&TechnologyPolicyFellowattheUSAgencyforInternationalDevelopment(USAID).AspartoftheHigherEducationSolutionsNetwork(HESN)programwithintheUSGlobalDevelopmentLab,hecatalyzedMIT'sInternationalDevelopmentInnovationNetwork(IDIN)-includingactingasaDesignFacilitatorinBotswana-andsupportedMSU'sGlobalCenterforFoodSystemsInnovation(GCFSI).Hefurtherco-ledtheHESNstudentengagementworkinggroup,servedonthecoreteamforGlobalInnovationExchange,andrepresentedUSAIDontheWhiteHouse(OSTP)inter-agencyworkinggroupforMaking.

Dr.Moseson’spathtobeingadevelopmentprofessionalincludedadvancingsustainabletechnologyandentrepreneurshiponfourcontinentshavingbeeninspiredbyservicefollowingHurricaneKatrina.Aninterdisciplinaryengineer,heearnedajointB.S.(MechanicalEngineering)/M.S.(MaterialsScience&Engineering),thenPh.D.(MechanicalEngineering;committeeoffourdepartments)asanNSFGraduateResearchFellowatDrexelUniversityinPhiladelphia,PA.Withover$200Kinfunding,hisprogramsbenefitedTanzania(low-costlathe),IndiaandtheUSA(affordable“green”cement),andThailand(uplandagricultureandwater)-thelattersupportedbytheBill&MelindaGatesFoundation.Healsoco-createdtheTechnologySeedingdevelopmentframework,acourseonsustainableengineering,andhasbeenfeaturedinnationalTV,radio,andprint.Hederivesprofessionalvaluefrompersonalpursuitsintheperformingarts,videography,andphotography.

ACADEMICSESSIONPRESENTERSANDGUESTSPEAKERSThecompleteprogramagendawillbeprovidedonthePurdueMandelaWashingtonFellowshipwebsitewithlinkstoguestspeakers’universityorpersonalwebpages.Visit:http://www.purdue.edu/mandela-

fellowship/schedule/

ParticipantList

FirstName LastName Citizenship Email

Sabriino Clair Mauritius clairbruno72@gmail.com

TanyadaIthuteng Maluwa Botswana tanyadamaluwa@gmail.com

DinaAndrew Kikuli Tanzania dkikuli@gmail.com

JoelReagan Siamito Kenya jrsiamito@gmail.com

MioraHarifetra Rajaonasitera Madagascar mia@madagascarconsulting.com

MarcSévérinNkaya

PassongoCongo,Republic nkaya_severin@yahoo.fr

DeliaCarmen Diabangouaya Togo deliadiab@gmail.com

SebastienRoger Ayimambenwe Gabon sebastien.ayimambenwe@worldland.com.hk

Sylvie Sangwa Rwanda sylsangwa@gmail.com

ZenaAfework Demissie Ethiopia ethiozee@yahoo.com

YemisrachMesfin Bogale Ethiopia japimesfin@gmail.com

NaomiMohammed Said Ethiopia angelnaomiye@yahoo.com

Issa Konate Coted'Ivoire issakonate@ymail.com

DaliwaJoseph Bainamndi Cameroon bainamndidaliwa@gmail.com

MavisZaina Banda Malawi zainamavis@gmail.com

Temwananani Phiri Malawi temwananphiri@gmail.com

GounouBachirou SarikiImorou Benin sarikibachirou@gmail.com

KangomaM Turay Liberia turay.kangoma@yahoo.com

GraceNgosa Musonda Zambia ngosa.musonda@gmail.com

AtinukeBodunde Lebile Nigeria tinuleby@gmail.com

EfeAnthony Omudu Nigeria omuduefe@yahoo.co.uk

OlaniyiAkinkunmi Eluwole Nigeria eluwoleniyi@yahoo.com

Ben Wokorach Uganda wokorach_ben@yahoo.com

Jona Ambuga Namibia a.j@iway.na

Jacob Anankware Ghana anankware@yahoo.com

ImportantAddressesandContactInformation

EmergencyInformationNames,addresses,andcontactinformationofemergencycontactfortheprogram(typicallythisistheadministrativedirector),localhealthcareproviders,pharmacies,and24-hourmedicalcenterwhoacceptFirstHealthInternationalHealthBenefitsthroughASPE,andtheSevenCornersphonenumber(1-800-461-0430).Pleasealsoincludeinformationaboutwhattodoincaseofemergency(call911first,thennotifytheadministrativedirectorassoonaspossible,etc.).

MEDICALINFORMATIONIncaseofemergency:Call911,thencontactthePurdueMandelaWashingtonFellowshipstaffphone

(765)631-2248PleasealertInstitutestafftoanymedicalconditionorconcern.

Visithttps://www.sevencorners.com/gov/usdostoreviewyourmedicalinsurancecoverage.Itis

importanttoaskaproviderwhethertheyacceptFirstHealthinsurancewhenmakinganappointment.Pharmacies❏ PurdueUniversityRetailPharmacy,RHPH118,(765)494-1374,

https://www.pharmacy.purdue.edu/retail-pharmacy❏ PaylessDrugStores,1032SagamoreParkwayWest,WestLafayette,IN,(765)464-1456❏ WalmartPharmacy,2801NorthwesternAve,WestLafayette,IN,(765)463-0910

Non-emergencyurgentcareProvider:MedExpressUrgentCare-LafayetteSpecialty:UrgentCareCenterEstimatedDistance:6milesAddress:102SagamorePkwySLafayette,IN47905-4745PhoneNumber:765-446-2871Hours:8:00am–8:00pmdailyEmergencycareandspecialtycareProvider:ArnettClinicLLC Provider:StElizabethHospitalMedicalCenterSpecialty:Multi-SpecialtyPhysicianGroup Specialties:Multi-SpecialtyPhysicianGroup,EstimatedDistance:3miles EstimatedDistance:3milesAddress:904SouthSt.Lafayette,IN47901-1416 Address:1013N13thStLafayette,IN47904-2011 PhoneNumber:765-448-8000 PhoneNumber:765-423-6011Hours:24hours Hours:24hours

COMMUNITYRESOURCESPLACESOFWORSHIP❏ IslamicSocietyofGreaterLafayette,10221stStreetWestLafayette,IN,(765)743-8650,

http://isglonline.org/index.htm ❏ PurdueChristianCampusHouse,1000WStateSt,WestLafayette,IN47906,(765)743-3612,

http://pcch.org/❏ PurdueHillel,912WestStateStreet,WestLafayette,IN,(765)743-1293,

http://www.purduehillel.org/❏ St.ThomasAquinasCatholicCenter,535WStateSt,WestLafayette,IN,(765)743-4652,

http://boilercatholics.org/❏ UnitarianUniversalistChurchofTippecanoeCounty,333MeridianSt,WestLafayette,IN,(765)

743-8812,http://uuctc.org/PredominantlyAfricanAmericanchurchesingreaterLafayette❏ AbundantLoveOutreachChurch,426S.16thStreetLafayette,IN,(765)471-8305❏ BethelA.M.E.Church,820FerryStreetLafayette,IN,(765)423-1300❏ GreaterLighthouseApostolicChurch,414N.EarlAvenue,Lafayette,IN,(765)-474-2403❏ HouseoftheLordJesusMinistriesInc.-Apostolic,50W.250S.Lafayette,IN,(765)474-0314❏ ManifestedPowersInternationalMinistryInc.,1322HowellSt.Lafayette,IN,(765)742-2500❏ UniversalDeliveranceChurchC.O.G.I.C.,1012BallStreetLafayette,IN,(765)437-1503❏ WholeTruthApostolicFaithAssembly,901South19thStreetLafayette,IN(765)742-7799❏ WordofLifeFellowship,3850GreenbushLafayette,IN,(765)449-4008❏ LafayetteMission(HouseofGod),StewartCenter,Rm214Lafayette,IN,(317)658-7929❏ TheNewSecondBaptistChurch,2925South18thStreetLafayette,IN,(765)477-7259

GROCERYSTORES❏ FreshCityMarket,720NorthwesternAve.WestLafayette,IN,(765)743-1413,

http://freshcitymarket.com/–Onlinegroceryorderinganddelivery❏ KhyberSuperMarket,209NorthSt,WestLafayette,IN,(765)-743-0514–Offershalalmeat❏ WalmartSupercenter,2801NorthwesternAve.WestLafayette,IN,(765)463-0201❏ CVS,720NorthwesternAve,WestLafayette,IN,(765)743-1554–Primarilyconvenienceitems

andover-the-counterdrugsUNIVERSITYDININGHALLS❏ FordDiningCourt,13013rdSt,WestLafayette,IN,(765)494-0325,

http://www.housing.purdue.edu/Menus/FORD❏ HillenbrandDiningCourt,13013rdSt,WestLafayette,IN,(765)494-0325,

http://www.housing.purdue.edu/Menus/HILLRECREATIONALCENTERFranceA.CórdovaRecreationalSportsCenter,355SMartinJischkeDr,WestLafayette,IN47907,(765)494-3109,http://www.purdue.edu/recsports/PUBLICTRANSPORTATIONCityBusofGreaterLafayette,(765)742-7433,http://www.gocitybus.com/Maps-Schedules

Buslookup:viawebapp:http://wap.gocitybus.com/orsmartphoneapp:DoubleMap®AFRICANAMERICANHAIRSTYLISTS❏ D’sHairstylingCenterandCuts,1312S.20thStreetLafayette,IN47905,(765)477-9047❏ J.ClarkBarbershop,2485EastStateStreetLafayette,IN47905,(765)474-7686❏ KuttinUpBarbershop,2423S.EarlAve.Lafayette,IN47905,(765)631-5717❏ Roco’sforMen,126A.South3rdStreetLafayette,IN47901,(765)532-0722❏ OnyxStyling&BraidingSalon,20N.EarlAve.Lafayette,IN(765)448-3800❏ TheVirtuousWomanBeautySpa,608ColumbiaStreetLafayette,IN,(765)237-4105❏ AfricanHairBraiding,70EmeraldPinesCourtSuite#1,Lafayette,INContact:Amy(414)732-

0407❏ WestAfricanHairBraiding,3779AshleyOaksApt#CLafayette,IN,

westafricanbraiding@gmail.com,(765)714-6467DRYCLEANINGSparkletone,238EStateSt,WestLafayette,IN47906,(765)743-2007