Dr. Carlton E. Salvagin, Ed.D. Department of Technology Park Hall State University of New York Oswego, NY 13126 Office: Wilber Hall 356 Phone: (315) 341-2870 E-Mail: salvagin@oswego.edu

VITAE (Abbreviated Edition)
August 1999

Professor – Technology Education
State University of New York at Oswego
School of Education
Graduate and Undergraduate Faculty

Appointed	- State University of New York – Brockport - 1965
	- State University of New York – Oswego - 1968

Academic Degrees:

• A.A.S. - Orange County Community College - Industrial Technology - 1960
  
• B.S. - State University of New York at Oswego - Industrial Arts - 1963
  
• M.S. - State University of New York at Buffalo - Industrial Arts - 1968
  
• Ed.D. - Utah State University – Industrial/Technical Education – 1974

Professional Experience:

• 1963-1965 – Mohonasen Central School – middle school and high school - Industrial Arts
  
• 1965-1968 – State University of New York at Brockport – Campus School – Pre-K – 9- Industrial Arts
  
• 1968 – present - State University of New York at Oswego – graduate and undergraduate – Tech. Ed.
  

Most Recent Faculty and Administrative Load:

Spring 1999

• TEL 355/555 – Energy Technology (2 sections) 6 cr hr
  
• TED310 – Technology and Civilization 3 cr hr
  
  Summer 1999
  
• Institute in Energy Education (Co-director and Professor) 4 cr hr
  
  Fall 1999
  
• TEL 355 – Energy Technology (2 sections) 6 cr hr
  
• Research and Curriculum Development NASA/NOVA Project
  
  Other Collegiate Assignments (1993-1999 only)
  
• Faculty Assembly Representative (Spring 1999)
  
• Faculty Assembly Representative Alternate
  
• Learning Resources Advisory Council
  
• Niagara Mohawk/SUNY Oswego Partnership Committee
  
• Learning Support Services Advisory Council
  
• Distinguished Service Professor Award Selection Committee
  
• Curriculum Change Committee – School of Education – 2 years
  
• Technology Student Recruitment Committee
  
• Advisement of students – 36 undergraduate; 19 graduate
  
• Advisement of undeclared students – 4 academic years
  
• Independent Study – TED 499 and TED 599 – 29 students
  
• Laboratory Management Practicum – TEL 346 – 13 students
  
• Laboratory Teaching Practicum – TEL 347 – 5 students
  
• Technology Fall Conference
  • Audio-Visual Committee Chair – five years
  • Registration Chair – Fall 1998
  • Conference Co-Chair – Fall 1999
• NCATE - Faculty Review Committee
  
• General Education Steering Committee – Intellectual Issues for the Natural Sciences
  
• School of Education Representative – 2 years
  
• Ad hoc Committee on Administrative Appointments – School of Education Representative
  
• Laboratories for which I am responsible
  • 356 Wilber Hall – Technical Drafting
  • 301 Park Hall – Manufacturing Systems and Energy Technology
  
  

Current Professional and Academic Association Memberships

• International Technology Education Association
  
• New York State Technology Education Association
  
• Central New York Technology Education Association
  
• Council for Technology Teacher Education
  
• National Science Teachers Association
  
• American Solar Energy Association
  
• Union of Concerned Scientists
  
  

Current Professional Assignments and Activities (non-teaching)

• Co-Director – SUNY Oswego Energy Education Programs ( last 15 years)
  
  

Publications

• Kleinbach and Salvagin. (1986). Energy Technologies and Conversion Systems. Prentice-Hall.
  
• "Facilities for Technology Teacher Education". Monograph for the Council for Technology Teacher Education Association. Contributing author.
  
  
• "Guidelines for Facility Planning of Teacher Education". New York State Education Department. Contributing author.
  
• "Energy: Data, Facts, Figures and Prognostications". Energy Update. Spring 1994.
  
• "Projecting the Energy Future Through 2010". Energy Update. Spring 1994.
  
• "A Thirteen Year Partnership Energizes New York State Teachers". Energy Update. Fall 1999.
  
  Book reviews: four (4) recent textbook reviews – energy technology (2); technical drawing (2).
  
  

Papers Presented (since 1990 only)

• Annual Oswego Fall Technology Conference – 2 presentations nearly every year – 1968 – present
  
• Association for Science Technology and Society Conference, Washington, DC
  
• National Science Teachers Association – 2 presentations
  
• New York State Technology Education Association Conference – 4 presentations
  
• New York Power Authority Energy Issues Forum – panelist
  
• International Technology Education Association Conference – 2 presentations
  
  

Research

• Architectural design, drafting and construction of an earth-sheltered, energy efficient passive solar home with active solar domestic hot water system.
  
• Extensive research in energy technologies during sabbatical leave – Fall 1997.
  
• NASA/NOVA Project: researching the integration of NASA space initiatives in Energy Technology – Summer 1998 – Fall 1999.
  
  

Grants Received

• PDQWL Professional Development Award to attend NASA/NOVA Conference at Kansas State
• University. Manhattan, KS. October 1998. $450.
  
• Total amount of grants received from all sources since the initiation of the Energy Education Programs for In-service Teachers at SUNY Oswego 1984 – 1999 - $676,157.
  
• NASA/NOVA – Research and course development matching grant. Received July 1999.
  
• NASA/NOVA - $25,000; SUNY Oswego $52,496 = $77,496.
  

Total External Funding Received by SUNY Oswego through August 1999: $701,607
Total Funding Received for all Sources Through August 1999: $754,103