Individual PAESMEM Nomination of Dr. Isaac Crumbly, CDEP Program

艾萨克·J·克拉姆布雷博士是福特谷州立大学负责职业和合作项目的副总裁，也是合作发展能源项目(CDEP)的创始人和主任。他开发了一个科学和工程流水线项目，从9年级开始，一直持续到大学就业或研究生。在过去的25年里，克拉姆布里博士在堡谷州立大学创建并指导了两个杰出的STEM项目：双学位CDEP(与其他六所大学合作的合作发展能源项目)和MSEA(数学、科学和工程学院)，这两个项目都为数百名代表不足的少数族裔和女性提供了大量资金支持，从九年级到学士学位毕业生。1992年，克拉姆布里博士将CDEP从一个面向少数族裔的能源实习项目转变为一个双学位科学和工程指导项目。这一转变是通过与六所大学形成理工科双学位来实现的。CDEP的目标是通过为少数族裔和妇女创建一个以技术为导向的劳动力基地，在福特谷州立大学与国家能源行业的私营和政府部门之间发展一种互惠互利的长期协同关系。十七年来，克拉姆布里博士招收、指导和毕业了S和E；E理工科的少数民族学生。他勤奋地与六所主要大学以及许多公司和联邦机构建立并保持着持续的伙伴关系。截至2009年1月，克拉姆布里博士已经招募、指导并毕业了68名少数族裔工程师、23名地球科学家和4名健康物理学家。超过500名9-12年级学生参加了MSEA，300多名本科生参加了CDEP。他的努力已经造就了95名S和安培毕业生，以及大约100名目前正在参加大学预科数学、科学和工程学院项目的学生，以及大约70名目前正在申请双学位的学生，这证明了该活动的智力优势。

Dr. Isaac J. Crumbly is Vice President for Career and Collaborative Programs and the Founder and Director of the Cooperative Developmental Energy Program (CDEP) at Fort Valley State University. He has developed a science and engineering pipeline program that begins in the 9th grade and continues through college to employment or to graduate school. Over the past 25 years, Dr. Crumbly has created and directed two outstanding STEM programs at Fort Valley State University: the dual-degree CDEP (Cooperative Developmental Energy Program, in partnership with six other universities), and MSEA (Mathematics, Science and Engineering Academy), both of which have provided significant financial support for hundreds of underrepresented minorities and women from grade 9 through the baccalaureate. In 1992, Dr. Crumbly converted CDEP from an energy internship program for minorities into a dual degree science and engineering mentoring program. The conversion was accomplished by forming dual degrees in Science and Engineering programs with six universities. The objective of CDEP is to develop a mutually beneficial long-term synergistic relationship between Fort Valley State University and the private and governmental sectors of the nation's energy industry by creating a technology-oriented labor base for minorities and women. For seventeen years, Dr. Crumbly has recruited, mentored, and graduated minority students in science and engineering (S&E) disciplines. He diligently assembled and has maintained on-going partnerships with six major universities and numerous corporations and federal agencies. As of January 2009, Dr. Crumbly had recruited, mentored, and graduated 68 minority engineers, 23 geoscientists, and four health physicists. Over 500 9th-12th graders have participated in MSEA, and over 300 undergraduates have participated in CDEP. His efforts have resulted in producing 95 S&E graduates along with approximately 100 students currently participating in the pre-college mathematics, science, and engineering academies program, and approximately 70 students currently enrolled in the dual degree portion of the pipeline, which attests to the intellectual merit of the activity.