Transcript CSF Honorary Intern Programme

2012
CSF Research Associates are offered the
opportunity to interact with the rest of the CSF
extended family. Research Associates have the
opportunity to interact with the existing diverse
human resource network and to contribute to it
as they wish. CSF may serve as their primary
base of operations or as an additional platform
from which to pursue interests outside their
regular employment. Should they wish to apply
for grants to fund their interests, they will have
the benefit of wisdom and counsel from other
successful grant recipients and they will also
benefit from the low established overhead rate at
CSF.
(in Alphabetical order)
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Cathy Antonakos is a data analyst and lecturer at
the University of Michigan, teaching Introduction
to Statistics in the Urban Planning Masters
Program. She received a Ph.D. from the Urban
Technological and Environmental Planning
Program at the University of Michigan in 1993.
Since then, Cathy has held numerous positions as
a data analyst at the University of Michigan
working on studies in the health and social
sciences, most recently, at the Institute for Social
Research and School of Public Health. She has
conducted independent research on wayfinding
with topographic disorientation related to brain
injury.
Mr. Drake has been an educator for 30 years. He earned his Bachelor’s of Science
degree from Eastern Michigan University and his Masters Degree in Instructional
Technology from George Mason University. Mr. Drake started his career teaching
science and coaching a variety of varsity sports in Hollywood Beach FL. He moved to
Virginia in 1982 and continued teaching while implementing technology innovations
and merging them with science instruction. In 1990 he was named Science Chairman
at
Hylton High School. At this time his astronomy classes were highlighted in the
Washington Post and recognized for their project that created computer generated
star maps for Desert Storm troops stationed in Saudi Arabia. In 1991 his advanced
earth science classes calculated that Prince William Co. could save $1,000,000 if the
county started a recycling program based on calculations of keeping recyclable
materials out of the county landfill. In 1992 Mr. Drake was named the National IBM
and Technology and Learning Teacher of the Year and awarded $80,000.00 in
equipment for constructing a state-of-the-art Weather Satellite receiving station on
the school’s roof. In 1998, Mr. Drake led a team
of three science students at the invitation of Vice President Al Gore to present their El
Nino data at the International GLOBE Summit in Helsinki, Finland. In 1999 Mr. Drake
was named Information Technology
Specialty Program Coordinator for a new state-of-the-art high school in Prince
William County Public Schools.
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During the first three years at Forest Park High School, he wrote and received over
$250,000.00 in technology grants and equipment donations. In 2005, Mr. Drake’s
iT students were asked by the U.S. Department of Education to help create an
educational video to be presented to Congress highlighting the importance of the
new National Education Technology plan. Their video was used to unveil the new
plan to Congress. In 2006, Mr. Drake was named a Japan Fulbright Scholar and
spent three weeks studying in Japan. In 2008, Mr. Drake co-authored the winning
proposal to lead the Virginia Student Training and Refurbishment Program (VA
STAR) solicited by the Governor’s Office of Technology and the Department of
Education. Virginia CTO Aneesh Chopra named Mr. Drake’s iT Specialty Program to
become the state model for the VA STAR program. In 2010 Mr. Drake was named
the VA STAR State Coordinator for the project and the program was awarded a
$345,000.00 Productivity Investment Fund two year grant to implement the
program. In 2012, Mr. Drake secured $425,000.00 from the Virginia General
Assembly for VA STAR to expand the program throughout the Commonwealth.
Since its opening in 2001. Forest Park network systems students have refurbished
and donated over 8,000 computers to schools, families and community
organizations in Virginia, Washington D.C., New York and overseas. Mr. Drake
currently is the iT Specialty Program and Advanced Placement Coordinator at
Forest Park High School in Prince William County Public Schools and is the state
coordinator for the VA STAR Program.
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Ph.D., Associate Professor of Education, UM-Flint
DevInfo GameWorks, which recently won a
MacArthur-funded Digital Media and Learning award.
The University of Michigan - Flint Technology in
Education Global Program (meeting in Geneva,
Switzerland)
The journal THEN: Technology, Humanities,
Education, and Narrative
A study of school culture at Oakland Early College
Various other professorly things at UM-Flint, where I
am an Associate Professor of Education
... and always, ICS
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M.S., Environmental Coordinator and
Assistant Emergency Manager, Systems
Planning Unit, City of Ann Arbor
Consultant at Demand Research
Project Manager at ICF Incorporated
Research Assistant at Ecogen Inc.
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MSE(IE) , Industrial Enginneering
Information Consultant at self employed consulting
Vice-Chair at Scio Residents for Safe Water
(SRSW)
VP at First Computer Inc
VP/Sr Analyst/Developer at Arizala Corporation
Systems Analyst at OASIS (Organization for
Applied Science in Society)
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Educational Studies, School of Education
Project Director, Interactive Communications & Simulations
I am the Managing Director of the Interactive Communications & Simulations (ICS)
group. Founded by Professor Fred Goodman, our group designs and facilitates
computer-mediated curricular projects that link students from upper elementary
through college age with peers and with university mentors. We conduct
computer-mediated simulations (including Place out of Time, a historical
simulation developed in conjunction with the Center for Middle Eastern and North
African Studies) and other writing-based explorations (such as our Earth Odyssey,
a socio-cultural discussion forum based on vicarious travel). Each of these
projects engages a team of university students who enroll in one of our School of
Education seminars (Education 362 and 462) through which they are engaged in
service as mentors to the younger students. I have also been involved with the
Master of Arts with Secondary Certification (MAC) Program for several years, and I
currently teach the "Teaching with Technology" course for MAC students.
Jeff Stanzler's office is located in room 2202 and can be reached by phone at (734)
763-5950, or by e-mail at [email protected]
Associated Offices and/or Projects: Educational Studies (ES) - Interactive
Communications and Simulations (ICS) - Master of Arts with Certification (MAC) Center for Middle Eastern and North African Studies
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Education
◦ A.B., History and Political Science, The University of Michigan
◦ M.A., Geography, The University of Michigan
◦ Ph.D., Geography, The University of Michigan.
Publication
Business