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KY EPSCoR Committee
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The Kentucky Statewide EPSCoR
Committee operates as a quasi-independent committee of the Kentucky Science
and Technology Corporation (KSTC). Its
purpose is (1) to stimulate and enhance competitive research, (2) to stimulate
and effect systemic and sustainable improvement in the capacities of the
State’s universities and colleges to compete successfully for research and
development funds on a national basis, and (3) to stimulate complementary
cooperative efforts in education and human research development to ensure
growth and support of science, technology engineering, and mathematics (STEM) research and
training.
The Statewide EPSCoR
Committee, subject to the concurrence of KSTC, has the authority to (1) hire
and coordinate central EPSCoR office project staff including the Statewide
Director and Assistants as employees of KSTC, (2) establish and
administer policies, criteria and procedures to implement EPSCoR programs as
necessary to ensure that program goals and objectives are met, (3) appoint
members and elect leadership of the Statewide EPSCoR Committee and the
subcommittees for each agency EPSCoR program, (4) monitor the progress of
EPSCoR programs and approve changes in scope and direction, and (5) determine
the allocation of state matching funds for EPSCoR programs.
The Statewide EPSCoR
Committee is composed of nineteen members with statewide representation.
Members shall include university administrators, faculty researchers, and
private/public representatives (revised April 11, 2003). Committee members shall
be appointed for three-year terms. Terms commence on July 1. The terms may be
renewed subject to approval of the Statewide EPSCoR Committee.
A Nominating Committee shall
be appointed by the Chairman of the Statewide EPSCoR Committee to solicit
nominations from higher education institutions and the public and private
sector and to recommend membership on the Statewide EPSCoR Committee. The
university administrators shall have experience related to the area of basic
science and engineering supported by federal agency EPSCoR programs. The
faculty members shall have well established records of external funding in the
area of basic science and engineering supported by federal agency EPSCoR
programs. The private/public sector representatives shall have backgrounds in
science and/or engineering. All members of the Statewide EPSCoR Committee
shall be expected to have an understanding of current science policy and
related areas.
The Statewide EPSCoR Committee
shall appoint an Executive Committee composed of five members consisting of
the Chairman, and four other members. Two alternates shall be appointed to
serve in the absence of appointed members. The Statewide EPSCoR Program
Director shall serve ex-officio. In case of a vacancy in the Executive
Committee, the same shall be filled by the Statewide EPSCoR Committee at any
meeting. The Executive Committee shall be elected by the Full Committee. When
the Full Committee is not in session, the Executive Committee may meet as
needed and exercise all the powers of the Full Committee and report actions to
the Full Committee.
The Statewide EPSCoR Committee
will normally meet three times a year, the early Fall, Winter, and late
Spring. The Committee may be called into session by the Chairman at other
times, if the need arises.
Relationship to Subcommittees
The Statewide EPSCoR Committee
appoints agency EPSCoR subcommittees based upon member’s interest in agency
goals, experience and qualifications and recommendations from the subcommittee
chair. Subcommittees shall consist of seven to twelve members, including two
members from the Statewide Committee, who have experience in research and
proposal preparation. Committee members may not apply for funding from the
agency EPSCoR program for which the subcommittee has responsibility.
The Statewide EPSCoR Committee
shall approve EPSCoR subcommittees’ operational procedures (e.g. procedures
for solicitation, collection, and review of proposals, allocation of funds,
etc.). Subcommittees shall report annually to the Statewide EPSCoR Committee
through their Chairs and at other times upon request.
Kentucky Statewide EPSCoR Committee
Chair
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Chair Emeritus
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Dr. Nancy C. Martin
Professor of
Biochemistry and Molecular Biology,
School of Medicine, University of Louisville
Louisville, Kentucky 40292
courier service:
319 Abraham Flexner Way
Louisville, KY 40202
Tel: 502-852-5226 Fax: 502-852-6222
Email:
nancymartin@louisville.edu
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Dr.
Wimberly Royster
Vice President for Research, Emeritus
University of Kentucky
185 Ralph G. Anderson Bldg.
Lexington, KY 40506-0503
Tel: 859/257-9216 Fax: 859/323-6173
Email:
royster@uky.edu |
Director
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Assistant Director |
Dr. F. Richard
Kurzynske
Director, KY Statewide EPSCoR Program
Kentucky Science & Technology Corporation
200 W. Vine St. Suite 420
Lexington, KY 40507
Tel: 859/246-3226
Fax: 859/259-0986
Email:
kurzynske@kyepscor.org |
Ms. Liz Knapp
Assistant Director, KY Statewide EPSCoR Program
Kentucky Science and Technology Corporation
200 W. Vine St. Suite 420
Lexington, KY 40507
Tel: 859/246-3245,
Fax: 859/259-0986,
Email:
lknapp@kstc.org
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Members
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Mr.
Richard Alloo
Toyota Motor Engineering and Manufacturing North America (TEMA)
Executive in Residence
UK Center for Manufacturing
University of Kentucky
College of Engineering
220 CRMS Building
Lexington, KY 40506-0108
859-257-6262 ext 256
rich.alloo@tema.toyota.com |
Dr. Leonidas Bachas
Professor of
Biological and Analytical Chemistry
University of Kentucky
207 Chemistry-Physics Building
Lexington, KY 40506-0055
(859) 257-6350
bachas@uky.edu |
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Dr.
Michael Cavagnero
Chair,
Department of Physics and Astronomy
University of Kentucky
177 Chemistry-Physics Building
Lexington, KY 40506-0055
(859) 257-6101
mike@pa.uky.edu |
Dr. Daniel Curtin,
Interim Director
Center for Integrative
Natural Science & Mathematics
Northern Kentucky University
Founders Hall 512
Highland Heights, KY 41099
(859) 572-7636
curtin@nku.edu |
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Dr. Blaine Ferrell,
Dean
Ogden College of Science & Engineering
Western Kentucky University
1906 College
Heights Blvd.
Bowling Green, KY 42101
270-745-4448
blaine.ferrell@wku.edu |
Dr. Rob Keynton
Chair
and Professor
Dept. of Bioengineering
University of Louisville
437 Lutz Hall
Louisville, KY 40292
(502) 852-6356
rob.keynton@louisville.edu |
Dr. T.S.
Kochhar
Department of Biology
Kentucky State University
400 East Main Street
Frankfort, Kentucky 40601
502/597-6070
Tejinder.kochhar@kysu.edu |
Dr. Ben
Malphrus
Director, Space Science Center
Morehead State University
200 A Chandler Place
Morehead, KY 40351
(606) 783-2212
b.malphrus@moreheadstate.edu |
Dr. John Mateja,
DirectorUndergraduate
Research and Scholarly Activities Office
Murray State University
20 Trio Building
Murray, KY 42071
270-809-3191
john.mateja@murraystate.edu |
Dr. Tom
Otieno
Associate Dean for Admin. Affairs & Research
College of Arts and Science
Eastern Kentucky University
Roark 105
521 Lancaster Avenue
Richmond, KY 40475
(859) 622-1393
Tom.otieno@eku.edu
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Dr.
William Pierce
Interim
Executive Vice President of Research
University of Louisville
202 Jouett Hall
Louisville, KY 40292
502/852-8373
pierce@louisville.edu
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Tim Ramsey,
CEO
SureGene, LLC
1044 E. Chestnut Street.
#7
Louisville, KY 40204
502-569-1071 x 242
tim.ramsey@suregene.net |
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Dr. Shivendra Sahi,
Assistant Director,
Applied Research & Technology Program
Western Kentucky University
Ogden College of Science & Engineering
Bowling Green, KY 42101
(270) 745-6012 /3696
shiv.sahi@wku.edu |
Mr. Edwin
Tivol,
Vice President, Intelligence Operations and Homeland Security
Electronic Warfare Associates, Inc.
2413 Nashville Road, Suite 126
Bowling Green, KY 42101
270-842-4793
etivol@ewa.com |
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Dr. James Tracy
Vice President for
Research
311 Main Building
University of Kentucky
Lexington, KY 40506-0032
859-257-5294 (P)
859-323-2800 (F)
jtracy@uky.edu
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Dr. Samuel Varnado,
CEO
The National Institute for Hometown Security
610
Valley Oak Drive, Suite 1
Somerset, KY 42503
606.274. 5240, Ext. 246
sgvarna@thenihs.org
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Dr. David
White, Director
Hancock Biological Station
Murray State University
561 Emma Drive
Murray, KY 42071
270-474-2272
david.white@murraystate.edu |
Dr. Mickey Wilhelm,
Dean J.B. Speed School of Engineering
University of Louisville
J.B. Speed Hall, Suite 221
Louisville, KY 40292
(502) 852-6281
wilhelm@louisville.edu |
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EPSCoR
Subcommittee Chairs |
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DEPSCoR
Dr. George Pack
Chair, DoD EPSCoR Subcommittee
Associate Vice President for Research
and Professor and ChairDept. of Chemistry
University of Louisville
2320 South Brook Street
Louisville, KY 40208
Tel: 502/852-6798 Fax: 502/852-8149
Email:
george.pack@louisville.edu |
NSF
Dr.
John Connolly
Chair, NSF EPSCoR Subcommittee
University of Kentucky
325 McVey Hall
Lexington, KY 40506-0045
Tel: 859/257-8316 Fax: 859/323-2801
Email:
connolly@ukcc.uky.edu |
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NASA
Dr. Michael Carini
Chair, NASA EPSCoR Subcommittee
Dept. of Physics & Astronomy, TCCW 246 Western Kentucky University
1906 College Heights Blvd #11077
Bowling Green, KY 42101-1077
Tel: 270/745-4156 Fax: 270/745-4255
Email:
mike.carini@wku.edu
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DOE
Dr. Eric Grulke
Chair, DOE EPSCoR Subcommittee
Associate Dean Research and Graduate Studies
Department of
Chemical & Materials Engineering
University of Kentucky
359 Ralph G Anderson Building
Lexington, KY 40506-0503
859-257-6097
egrulke@engr.uky.edu |
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EPA
This subcommittee has been disbanded due to the way that US EPA
administers it’s EPSCoR Program. For Questions contact:
Dr. David White
Chair, EPA EPSCoR Subcommittee
Hancock Biological Station
Murray State University
561 Emma Drive
Murray, KY 42071
270-474-2272
david.white@murraystate.edu |
NIH
There
is no formally organized subcommittee for NIH IDeA activity in KY.
However Dr. Nigel Cooper is the PI for UofL’s INBRE award. For
information about the Network of Biomedical Research in KY, contact:
Dr. Nigel Cooper
Professor and Vice Chair (Research)
Anatomical Sciences and Neurobiology
Ophthalmology and Visual Sciences
University of Louisville
500 S. Preston Street
Louisville, KY 40292
Tel: (502) 852-1474
Fax: (502) 852-1475
Email:
nigelcooper@louisville.edu |
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