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(L. to R.) Supervisor Roger Dickinson, Sacramento County Board of Supervisors, Dr. Gerth, President, CSUS, Mr. Ted Glum, Director, DMEA, Congressman Doug Ose, California 3rd District, Dr. S.K. Ramesh, Chair of Electrical & Electronic Engineering (E & EE) Department, CSUS, and Assemblyman Dave Cox, California State Senate, District 5

$1 Million DMEA Equipment Loaned To CSUS Making a Diference
April 20, 2000

On April 20, 2000, six key community leaders joined together to witness electro-optics, and electronics equipment valued at $1 million being transferred from the Defense Microelectronics Activity (DMEA), McClellan, California to California State University, Sacramento (CSUS). In their comments to the more than 150 attendees at the event, California's 3rd District Congressman Doug Ose, Assemblymember Dave Cox, Sacramento County Board of Supervisor Roger Dickinson, and CSUS President, Dr. Donald Gerth each praised the efforts of DMEA's Director, Mr. Ted Glum as he officially transferred the equipment "on loan" to Dr. S. K. Ramesh, CSUS' Professor and chair of Electrical & Electronic Engineering (E & EE) Department.

Under an Educational Partnership Agreement between DMEA and CSUS, the government equipment was transferred on "long term loan" to the University to encourage and enhance study in scientific disciplines. The Federal Technology Center, working as DMEA's partnership intermediary, initiated the agreement with the enthusiastic support of both DMEA managers and engineers.

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Follow-up on the Loaned Equipment

In November 2001, we followed up on the fiber optic equipment loaned to California State University, Sacramento (CSUS) by the Defense Microelectronics Activity (DMEA) on April 20, 2000.

We found that the loan of this equipment is having far reaching benefits. Not only are University students using the equipment, but teachers from area high schools who attend Dr. Ramesh's seminars are gaining knowledge to better prepare their students to pursue engineering and scientific careers.
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Dr. Don Gerth, President, California State University, Sacramento
 

(L. to R.) Alice Astafan, CEO, The FTC,
Assemblyman Dave Cox, California State Senate, District 5,
Ted Glum, Director, DMEA, Paul Plummer, President, Antelope Chamber of Commerce, Congressman Doug Ose, California 3rd District,
 


Ted Glum, Director, DMEA, and Dr. S.K. Ramesh, Professor and Chair of Electrical & Electronic Engineering (E & EE) Department, CSUS

 


Alice Astafan, CEO, The FTC, and
Assemblyman Dave Cox, California State Senate, District 5, inspecting the equipment

 

 

Past Events
2000 - 2003     

2000 - 2003

Fed. Contracting
Opportunities for
Disabled Vets.

October 7, 2002


High-Tech
Opportunities
for Businesses

September 18, 2002

DMEA: Supporting America's War on Terrorism

February 21, 2002


HubZone Forum

August 28, 2001


The FTC Influence Reaches Arizona
to U.S. Army Proving Ground

June 13, 2001

Small Business, Big Opportunity
High-Tech Seminar
June 7, 2001


Agreement Between
U.C. Davis and DMEA

March 22, 2001

PTAC Ribbon Cutting Ceremony
January 26, 2001

Applications of
Geospatial Information

September 10-13, 2000

$1 Million Equipment Loaned to CSUS
April 20, 2000