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June 2023

Notes from November 2020, January and February 2021 FC meetings

November 2020 Assessed November Fellows Gathering as successful. Student Chapters Committee Breakout led to developing a Task Force on Fellow engagement with students. G. Yeo & J. O’Connell to initiate. Local Section Committee Breakout described decline of involvement for most Sections. Suggest exploring situations in other societies. Fellow Nominations Breakout provided information about the process. The FC should help identify likely candidates among entity leaders and reach out to Fellows with advice and suggested candidates; publicize in Newsletter January 2021 Spring Meeting to be...

Notes from September and November 2020 FC meetings

During the September 17, 2020 Zoom meeting of the Fellows Council, the following were discussed: New FC members for 2021-3 were voted by acclimation: Lori McDowell, Nick Urbanski, Bill Parrish Fellows Gathering at the virtual Annual Meeting in November: Similar format to August gGathering, not combined with AIChE Annual Business Meeting Breakout subjects to be about Fellow volunteering opportunities Programs in Equity, Diversity and Inclusion WG folded into Task Force Fello interests in EDI from Breakout survey: YP, MAC, Students, subcommittee to follow up Fellow Admissions New nomination...

Notes from virtual Fellows Council meetings

Notes prepared by John O'Connell, Fellows Council Secretary During the January 24, 2020 telecom, it was assumed that the Spring National Meeting would be live in Houston. The following were discussed: Fellows Breakfast presentations to be brief and an exercise is to be done at the tables. The Fellows Council meeting to include an Admissions Committee preread, attendance by The Executive Director, and an update from the Foundation about the Fellows initiative. FC leadership of J. Rogers continuing as Chair until 7/1/20 when R. Ofoli will take over The onboarding document for new FC members...

Tom Schafer

Tom Schafer is the Co-Founder and Vice President of Koch Modular. He is a chemical engineer with 47 years of experience in process design, operations management, cost estimating, and plant layout — with specific expertise in equipment design, including distillation, heat transfer, fluid flow, and process control. Schafer holds a BS and MS, both in chemical engineering, from Manhattan College.Read more

Kristine Klavers

Kristine Klavers is Managing Director of Eco­Engineers’ office in Houston, TX (Email: kklavers@ecoengineers.us). She supports the industry in developing, optimizing, and implementing decarbonization strategies, and performing lifecycle assessments (LCAs) and quality assurance plans (QAPs). She holds an MS in chemical engineering from Twente Univ. in the Netherlands, and Tokyo Institute of Technology holds a patent for her methane coupling catalyst. Klavers has been working in the global energy industry for over 30 years and has deep experience...Read more

Julia Souder

Julia Souder is the CEO of the Long Duration Energy Storage Council, and Chair of the Global Renewables Alliance. She has over 20 years of experience in the energy and environmental sectors. She is a longtime advocate of clean energy technologies, working extensively to support environmental and equitable policies. Previously she held leadership positions at the LDES Association of California, National Resources Defense Council (NRDC), Clean Line Energy Partners, the North American Electric Reliability Corporation, and the U.S. Dept. of Energy (DOE). She was also the founder of strategic...Read more

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2023 Quantum Computing Applications in Chemical and Biochemical Engineering Workshop

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Warren Ewert

Warren Ewert is a chemical engineer with over 35 years of experience in petroleum and petrochemical research and development.  During his career with Phillips Petroleum Company, ConocoPhillips, and Phillips 66, all at the Bartlesville, Oklahoma Research Center, he worked on process development projects in the areas of light olefins reforming, oil shale retorting, solid catalyst manufacturing, insect pheromone synthesis, Ryton® polyphenylene sulfide polymer, Canadian oil sands and shale crude processing and transportation, and commercialization of the STAR® Steam Active Reforming, S-...Read more

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