11th Annual principled leadership symposium

Celebrating 175 years of principled leadership

Welcome to The Citadel and our 11th Annual Principled Leadership Symposium. Over the next two days, you will hear from a variety of distinguished speakers and panelists on our theme: 175 Years of Principled Leadership.

This year’s symposium culminates a major milestone in Citadel history – the founding of The Citadel. Since 1842, The Citadel has produced distinguished alumni for military service, the academy, business, medicine and politics. Citadel graduates have excelled in every endeavor, and led in our communities at the local, state and national level.

There is much to celebrate and participate in during the symposium. Panels and discussions on student scholarship and achievement in student research, internships, international education, service learning and civic engagement are at the heart of the symposium, along with project poster presentations and other hands-on activities. On Friday, Citadel cadets, along with

evening undergraduate and graduate students, will share their perspectives on research and experiential learning activities. Editors of our literary magazine The Gold Star Journal will examine the cross-disciplinary papers from this year’s volume. You can also join a walking tour of historic Hampton Park or participate in an ancient Greek battle demonstration – complete with spears and shields – on Summerall Field, at the center of campus. I also call your attention to a presentation by members of the Class of 1971 remembering their classmate Joe Shine, the second African-American graduate of The Citadel. Joe’s classmatesdiscuss the challenge of being cadets during the turbulent era of racial desegregation. It’s a powerful examination of The Citadel’s complex history.

We are delighted you are here to participate in our special anniversary celebration and hope you take time to enjoy all Charleston offers. Thank you for attendi 11th Annual Principled Leadership Symposium.Sincerely,

We are delighted you are here to participate in our special anniversary celebration and hope youtake time to enjoy all Charleston offers. Thank you for attending our 11th Annual Principled Leadership Symposium.

President Lieutenant General John W. Rosa, USAF (RET.), ’73

From the

Ginger & Andy Anderson • Jeanette & Steve Bloss • Jean & Furman BrodieSarah & Greg Dyson • Lynette & John Fairlamb • Hollis & Bob FullertonHarriet & Jim Gettys • Christa & David Hornbaker • Teresa & Al Jacobs

Dorothy & Don Johnson • Paula & Dennis McConnellSandra & Robert Nettles • Linda & Russ Olson • Joe Owens

Charles Small • Carmela & Joe Trez • Sharon & Richard Vernon

Thanks Special

Gay & Bill Krause ’63 • Jan & Ed Newton ’63 • Rita & Steve McManus ’64

Debbie & Kevin Elmore ’74 • Gwendolyn & Bobby Chestnut ’89

THE PRINCIPLED LEADERSHIP COMMITTEE OF THE CLASS OF 1969

Chris Clearwaters Joe Eubanks Rick Repole

Memorythe members of the class of 1969 who died serving our country

SponsorsThank you to our

ScheduleMarch 22, 2018

8:00 – 9:00 REGISTRATION AND BREAKFAST (Buyer Auditorium)

9:00 – 9:15 WELCOME AND OPENING REMARKS (Buyer Auditorium) Lieutenant General John W. Rosa, ’73, USAF, Ret., President of The Citadel

9:15 – 10:00 PRESENTATION (Buyer Auditorium) Mr. Sean Naylor, Journalist and Author of Relentless Strike: The Secret History of Joint Special Operations Command Introduction by Dr. Bo Moore, Dean of the School of Humanities and Social Sciences

10:00 –10:45 ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSIONS (Buyer Auditorium)

11:15– 11:30 KRAUSE CENTER AWARD FOR DISTINGUISHED SERVICE, LEADERSHIP & ETHICS (McAlister Field House) Lieutenant General Mike Steele, ’67, USA, Ret. Introduction by Mr. Bill Krause, ’63, President, LWK Ventures

11:30 – 12:10 GREATER ISSUES ADDRESS KEYNOTE SPEAKER (McAlister Field House) Colonel Randy Bresnik, ’89, NASA Astronaut and U.S. Marine Corps Aviator Introduction by Lieutenant General John W. Rosa

12:15 – 1:00 SYMPOSIUM GUESTS LUNCHEON (Buyer Auditorium)

1:00 – 2:45 DISTINGUISHED LEADER PANELS

INNOVATION AT THE INTERSECTION OF SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY School of Science and Mathematics Panel (Bond Hall 165) Dr. John Weinstein, Interim Dean of the School of Science and Mathematics Dr. Daniel Bornstein, Assistant Professor of Department of Health, Exercise and Sport Science, Moderator, The Citadel Dr. Dena P. Garner, Director, Undergraduate Research Office, The Citadel Dr. D. Michael Johns, ’72, Windward Environmental LLC Mr. Luther “Luke” C. Kissam, ’86, Chairman, President & Chief Executive Officer, Albemarle Corporation Dr. Willie E. May, Former Director and Under Secretary of the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) Mr. Brian Roach, Managing Director, U.S. Regulated Industries, SAP North America

175 YEARS OF PRINCIPLED ENGINEERING LEADERSHIP School of Engineering Panel (Jenkins Hall Auditorium) Dr. Ron Welch, P.E., Dean of the School of Engineering, Moderator Major General Carroll LeTellier, ’49, USA, Ret., P.E., Former Vice President, Sverdrup Corporation Brigadier General M.L. Love, ’62, USAR, Ret., President, Civil Engineering BOD, Loring K. Himelright Scholarship Fund Mr. Larry Melton, ’84, Principal Vice President, Bechtel Corporation Mr. Marc R. Tye, ’82, P.E, Executive Vice President & Chief Operating Officer, Santee Cooper Ms. Maria Urrechaga, ’95 Evening, President, Today’s Global Partners

Thursday

ScheduleMarch 23, 2018

Friday

3:00 – 4:45 SO, YOU WANT TO BE A SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT? LEADERSHIP LESSONS LEARNED ON THE JOB BY CITADEL ALUMNI AND COMMUNITY PARTNERS Zucker Family School of Education Panel (Grimsley Hall, Copeland Auditorium) Dr. Larry Daniel, Dean of the Zucker Family School of Education Dr. R. Kent Murray, Professor of Educational Leadership, Moderator Dr. Sean Alford, Superintendent of Education, Aiken County Public School District Mr. Joseph Pye, Superintendent of Education, Dorchester School District Two Dr. Morris Ravenell, Superintendent of Education, Dorchester School District Four CHANGE THROUGH INNOVATION Tommy and Victoria Baker School of Business Panel (Bond Hall 165) Dr. Ron Green, Interim Dean of the Tommy and Victoria Baker School of Business Dr. James Bezjian, Assistant Professor of Entrepreneurship and Director, Business Innovation Lab, The Citadel, Moderator Dr. Jacob Mintzer, Executive Director and Chief Research and Innovation Officer, Roper St. Francis Research and Innovation Mr. James Phelan, Chief Financial Officer, The Ratkovich Company Dr. Harvey W. Schiller, USAF, Ret., ’60, Chairman, Schiller Management Group (SMG) and Renew Merchandise, Vice Chairman, Diversified Search

ScheduleContinued

Thursday

7:00 – 7:50 BREAKFAST (Buyer Auditorium) 8:00 – 12:15 CELEBRATION OF STUDENT EXCELLENCE Student Excellence Panel And Poster Sessions In Research, Internships, International Education, STEM, Humanities and Social Sciences, Service Learning & Civic Engagement 8:00 – 9:15 PANEL / POSTER SESSION A (see insert for locations) 9:30 – 10:45 PANEL / POSTER SESSION B (see insert for locations) 11:00 – 12:15 PANEL / POSTER SESSION C (see insert for locations) 12:30 – 1:30 CADET FORMATION AND LUNCH (Coward Hall) 12:30 – 2:00 STUDENT EXCELLENCE AWARDS & GUEST LUNCHEON (McAlister Field House)

MR. SEAN NAYLOR is the author of Relentless Strike: The Secret History of Joint Special Operations Command and Not a Good Day to Die: The Untold Story of

Operation Anaconda, both of which were New York Times bestsellers. Sean was a reporter for Army Times (1990 to 2013), covering special operations forces,

combat operations, exercises, training, readiness, force modernization and the Army’s senior leadership. He spent time as an embedded reporter in Somalia, Haiti, Bosnia, Albania, Macedonia, Kosovo, Afghanistan and Iraq. He was the intelligence and counterterrorism correspondent for Foreign Policy from January to August 2015. Since 2014, he has also been a contributing reporter for the New York Times, including work on an

in-depth investigation of SEAL Team 6 that won the 2015 George Polk award for military reporting. He is now a contributing writer for Newsweek.

Sean received his bachelor’s degree in journalism from Boston University in 1988 and a Master of Arts in international relations from the same institution in 1990.

Born in Canada, and raised in England and Ireland, Sean became a U.S. citizen in 2000.

COL RANDY JAMES “KOMRADE” BRESNIK Randy “Komrade” Bresnik is a NASA astronaut and a former U.S. Marine Corps Colonel. He was born in Ft. Knox, Kentucky, but considers Santa Monica, California, where he graduated from high school, to be his hometown. Bresnik received a Bachelor of Arts in Mathematics from The Citadel in 1989. A U.S. Marine Corps scholarship recipient, he was a Dean’s List and Gold Star student, and received several Citadel and President’s scholarships. He graduated in 1989, and was commissioned as an officer into the Marine Corps. While a Marine, Bresnik earned a Master of Science in Aviation Systems from the University of Tennessee in 2002, and graduated from the Air War College in 2008. In May of 2004, Bresnik was among the elite few to be selected out of approximately 4,000 applicants to become one of the 11 members of NASA’s Astronaut Class 9. He completed his astronaut candidate training in February 2006, becoming the first graduate of The Citadel to fly in space. His first space flight was aboard the Space Shuttle on STS-129. He has also trained as a Cave-a-naut with the European Space Agency to test living deep beneath the Earth’s surface as well as an Aquanaut for NASA’s Extreme Environment Mission Operation (NEEMO) 19. Bresnik most recently served as the Commander of the International Space Station for Expedition 53 and as Flight Engineer for Expedition 52.

LTG MIKE STEELE graduated from The Citadel in 1967. He served in numerous operational commands throughout his career. He served as

Commanding General of the 82nd Airborne Division at Fort Bragg, and led the Division during Operation Uphold Democracy, which toppled Haiti’s military

regime in 1994. Beginning in 1996, he served as Commanding General, U. S. Army Pacific. His final assignment was Commanding General, U. S. Army Combined Arms Center. Following retirement in 2001, he served in the domestic and international defense industry, leading programs for leader development, military training, and advanced technology weapon systems. He is a past Chairman of The Citadel BOV and currently serves

on The Citadel Foundation Board of Directors. He and his wife Pam live on Seabrook Island, SC.

Guest Speakers

Across the eleven-year evolution of The Citadel’s Principled Leadership Symposium, one of the highlights has been the opportunity to share ideas and leadership development strategies across disciplines, campuses, and academic-corporate-military-community boundaries. Conference delegates, alumni, community guests, faculty, and staff are invited to attend sessions to enrich our conversations about best practices in life-long leadership development and community engagement. Join The Citadel as we celebrate our future world-changers and be inspired by their determination to make a difference. On Friday morning you can choose from dozens of seventy-five minute panels, presentations, and demonstrations selected to showcase high impact practices that engage students in deeper levels of growth, communication, exploration, innovation, and cross-cultural exchange. STUDENT EXCELLENCE PANELS AND POSTER SESSIONS All poster sessions will be held in Deas Hall. Panel sessions will be located throughout campus. Please see insert for specific locations.

DIRECTORS AND COORDINATORS FOR STUDENT EXCELLENCE PROGRAMMING • Ms. Gervais Hagerty Del Porto, Director, Public Speaking Lab • Dr. Dena Garner, Director, Undergraduate Research • Dr. Julie A. Lipovsky, ABPP, Assistant Provost for Diversity Initiatives • Dr. Suzanne Mabrouk, Advisor and Founder, The Gold Star Journal • Dr. Conway Saylor, Director, Service Learning and Civic Engagement • Dr. Zane Segle, Director, Office of Study Abroad, International, and Domestic Programs • Ms. Page Tisdale, Director, The Citadel Career Center • Dr. Ron Welch, Dean of the School of Engineering SPECIAL THANKS to our faculty-staff session chairs and hosts, visiting presenters, AmeriCorps-VISTA, the Charleston County School District, and dozens of corporate and community partner organizations.

ProgrammingFRIDAY 8:00 – 12:15 (SEE INSERT)

Student Excellence

2018 Principled Leadership Symposium

Student Excellence Offerings 23-March

Panel Name High Impact Practice Area Building Room#Skype: Greece International Education Byrd 108

Maximizing Your Experience Abroad International Education Bond 295

Business Internship Success Stories Career Center Bond 161

Health, Exercise, & Sport Science Career Fields Career Center Bond 166

Internship Opportunities Right Here on Campus! Career Center Bond 326

Logistics/ Supply Chain Internship Success Stories Career Center Bond 327

Learning Leadership through Service in K‐12 Service Learning & Civic Engagement Deas 219aCreating "Cadets for Vets" Service Learning & Civic Engagement Deas 222

Empowering People with Disabilities Service Learning & Civic Engagement Deas 218

Changing Lives Through Education Service Learning & Civic Engagement Thompson 315

Boys State Experience‐ Learning about Civic Engagement Service Learning & Civic Engagement Thompson 203

Faith & Service Service Learning & Civic Engagement Deas 214

LGBTQ Rights: Student Leaders in Citadel Pride Service Learning & Civic Engagement Thompson 317

Systems in Action Engineering (Mechanical) Mark Clark Hall 230

Citadel Mini‐Baja Showcase Engineering (Mechanical)Mechanical Engineering Experiential Learning Engineering (Mechanical) Grimsley 114

Civil Engineering Capstone Presentation Engineering (Civil)Mock Toastmasters Meeting Communications Bond 165

UN Conference‐ Building Life, Giving Hope Krause Center Bond 346

The Soul of The Citadel: Our Legacy Rediscovered in the Archive Krause Center Bond 330

Fear vs. Loyalty: Joe Shine & The Citadel Class of 1971 Krause CenterJoint ROTC "Superstars" ROTC Jenkins 101

Poster Presentations Research Deas Gym

Panel Name High Impact Practice Area Building Room#Skype: UK Parliament International Education Bond 295

Beyond "It was Totally Awesome" International Education Bond 329

Criminal Justice Internship Success Stories Career Center Bond 161

Humanities & Political Science Internship Success Stories Career Center Bond 166

Get Ahead by Interning Early & Often Career Center Bond 326

Mechanical Engineering Internship Success Stories Career Center Bond 327

Veteran Oral Histories Service Learning & Civic Engagement Thompson 317

Athletes in Action Service Learning & Civic Engagement Deas 222

Outreach in our Own Backyard Service Learning & Civic Engagement Thompson 303

Veterans Service Service Learning & Civic Engagement Deas 214

VISTA: A Year of National Service Service Learning & Civic Engagement Thompson 315

Together Let's Serve, Celebrate, and share 50 years of Rotarac Service Learning & Civic Engagement Deas 218

Mentoring Matters Service Learning & Civic Engagement Thompson 303

Wesley Foundation Disaster Relief Service Learning & Civic Engagement Thompson 319

Community Engagement through Political Activism Service Learning & Civic Engagement Thompson 203

Learning Leadership through Serving‐ An ROTC Alternative Service Learning & Civic Engagement Deas 219aCitadel Mini‐Baja Showcase Engineering (Mechanical) Buyer AuditoriumSystems in Action Engineering (Mechanical) Mark Clark Hall 230

Mechanical Engineering Experiential Learning Engineering (Mechanical) Grimsley 114

Steel Bridge Showcase Engineering (Civil) Grimsley 112

Civil Engineering Capstone Presentation Engineering (Civil) Duckett AuditoriumConcrete Canoe Showcase Engineering (Civil) Grimsley 117

Mock Toastmasters Meeting Communications Bond 165

Ethics Bowl Krause Center Bond 333

SEALs, DELTA FORCE, and the rise of U.S. Joint Special Operations Krause Center Jenkins 101

VMI ‐ Speaking Truth to Power Krause Center Bond 346

Young Money: The Past, Present, & Future of Digital Currency Krause Center Bond 330

Army ROTC Then and Now ROTC Jenkins 333

Air Force Summer Training / Flight Training ROTC Jenkins 304/305

Experience in the Corps of Cadets ROTC Jenkins 306

The Agon and the Ektaxeis: Greek Hoplite Battle Reenactmen History Capers 105

Historical tours of Hampton Park History Capers 107

Poster Presentations Research Deas Gym

Panel Name High Impact Practice Area Building Room#Training: Difficult Conversations about Controversial Issue Diversity Bond 348

0800-1045 (Block A/B)

0800-0915 (Block A)

Buyer Auditorium

Duckett Auditorium

Summerall Chapel

0930-1045 (Block B)

2018 Principled Leadership Symposium

Student Excellence Offerings 23-March

Panel Name High Impact Practice Area Building Room#Skype: Spain International Education Bond 295

Making the Most of Your Summer International Education Bond 329

Accounting Internship Success Stories Career Center Bond 161

Cyber Security Internship Success Stories Career Center Bond 166

Student Success Stories: Post Graduation Employment Career Center Bond 327

Internship Excellence: The Citadel in DC Career Center Bond 326

Toastmasters in Service Service Learning & Civic Engagement Deas 214

Disaster Shelter Service Service Learning & Civic Engagement Thompson 303

Camps for Children & Youth with Special Health Care Needs Service Learning & Civic Engagement Deas 222

Supporting Community Health and Wellness Service Learning & Civic Engagement Deas 219aThe SHARE Program: Heroism Themed Outreach in Title I Schools Service Learning & Civic Engagement Deas 219bLeadership Lessons from Alternative Spring Break (ASB Service Learning & Civic Engagement Deas 218

Cadets Enriching Community Scouting Experiences Service Learning & Civic Engagement Thompson 203

Martin Luther King, Jr. Day 2018 Service Learning & Civic Engagement Thompson 315

Leadership and Diversity: NCBI Workshops Diversity Bond 348

Citadel Mini‐Baja Showcase Engineering (Mechanical)Systems in Action Engineering (Mechanical) Mark Clark Hall 230

Mechanical Engineering Experiential Learning Engineering (Mechanical) Grimsley 114

Steel Bridge Showcase Engineering (Civil) Grimsley 112

Civil Engineering Capstone Projects Engineering (Civil)Concrete Canoe Showcase Engineering (Civil) Grimsley 117

Electrical Engineering Internships Engineering (Electrical) Grimsley 305

Robot Demonstrations Engineering (Electrical) Grimsley 307

Ethics Bowl Krause Center Bond 333

Fear vs. Loyalty: Joe Shine & The Citadel Class of 1971 Krause CenterA Celebration of Scholarship with The Gold Star Journal: A Lecture by the

Authors and Editors

Communications Bond 165

Joint ROTC "Superstars" ROTC Jenkins 101

Airborne! How to Maximize Army ROTC Cadet Summer Training ROTC Jenkins 313

The Agon and the Ektaxeis: Greek Hoplite Battle Reenactmen History Capers 105

Warriors and Warrior Culture in East Asia History Bond 330

Historical tours of Hampton Park History Capers 107

Oral Research Presentation: Science & Math Research Grimsley 322

Oral Research Presentation: Leadership/ Science & Math Research Grimsley 328

Oral Research Presentation: Engineering/ Science & Math Research Thompson 317

Poster Presentations Service Learning & Civic Engagement Deas Gym

1100-1215 (Block C)

Buyer Auditorium

Duckett Auditorium

Summerall Chapel

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