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As
we proceed into the 21st Century, our country's innovation culture--the
major source of wealth creation and of improvements in the human
condition--is being confronted by technical and societal threats and
challenges. The Forum will address the threats and challenges from the
perspectives of the major sectors of our society: government, industry,
and academia.
The Forum will also provide an opportunity to frame approaches, propose
solutions, and build relationships by leaders concerned with
strengthening innovation in this century.
Registration
and Welcoming Reception
Thursday, May 2, 6:00 p.m.-9:00 p.m.
Omni New Haven Hotel
155 Temple Street,
New Haven, Connecticut
877-768-9330
- FORUM
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Friday,
May 3, 8:30 a.m.
Davies
Auditorium, Becton Engineering and Applied Science Center
15 Prospect Street, New Haven, Connecticut
 Welcome:
Paul A. Fleury, Dean
of Engineering, Yale.
RealVideo*
(or
Text)
- Keynote
Address:
- "The
American University as an Engine of Economic Growth"
Richard C. Levin, President, Yale. RealVideo*,
Text
- Perspective
from Industry:
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Henry B. Schacht, Chairman, Lucent Technologies.
Text
Moderator:
Jeffrey Garten, Dean, Yale School of Management
- Perspective
from Congress:
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Vernon
J. Ehlers, Congressman from Michigan and Member, Committee on Science.
RealVideo*
(or Text),
Q&A
Moderator: Anthony Kronman, Dean, Yale School of Law
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Remarks
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Alison F. Richard, Provost, Yale
RealVideo*
- Lunch
in Commons
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- Perspective
from the Executive Branch:
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John
Marburger III, Director, Office of Science and Technology,
United States RealVideo,*
Q
& A
Moderator: D. Allan Bromley, former Science Advisor to
the President of the United States
- Perspective
from the National Academies:
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William A. Wulf, President, National Academy of Engineering,
RealVideo,*
Q
& A Part
1,
Part
2
Moderator:
Pierre Hohenberg, Deputy Provost for Science and Technology,
Yale
- Perspective
from Academia: Panel Presentation
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Linda Katehi, Dean of Engineering, Purdue
Thomas
Magnanti, Dean of Engineering, MIT
James Flanagan, Vice President for
Research, Rutgers
Cornelius Sullivan, Vice President for
Research,
University of Southern California
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Introduction
RealVideo,*
Dean
Magnanti RealVideo,*
Discussion RealVideo*
Moderator:
Paul A. Fleury, Dean of Engineering, Yale
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"RealVideo" requires Real Player software,
download
free from www.real.com.
Reception at the President’s House
The
next Sesquicentennial event is the
Sesquicentennial
Engineering Alumni
Reunion October 18-20.
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