CSF Third Annual Conference
Room 2024 Dana Building,
School of Natural Resources and Environment, The University of Michigan
Saturday, October 22, 2005
1:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.

PROGRAM

Opening Remarks
Goodman

Past and Present CSF Ventures
Nystuen and Zinn:  Views from the Past.
Oswalt:  CSF:  Current Status of DevInfo

Future CSF Ventures
Oswalt:  CSF:  Future Vision
Arlinghaus, et al.:  Three-dimensional Models in Various Settings
Antonakos:  Data Handling Practices and Research Integrity
Wilson:  Current Proposals and Possible Future Directions
Fahy and Van Hoewyk, et al.:  Veterans Project
Burkhalter, Silimperi, and Miller:  Reflections...
Commentary from the Board of Trustees and from Members of the Foundation
Arlinghaus:  Letters.

Participation from the Audience and Open Discussion

Closing Remarks
Goodman

Reception:  4:00-5:00 p.m. in the Drake Room (CSF hosting)
Share thoughts and ideas in a casual setting.
Visit the bulletin board display in the Dana Building.


Dana Building is located at 430 East University, Ann Arbor, MI 48109-1115
Public Parking is available in the Forest Street Structure.
William Depue Drake (1936-2003)

Professor, School of Natural Resources and Environment (1970-2003)

Bachelor of Science in Engineering (1959), Master of Business Administration (1960),
Doctor of Philosophy (Industrial Engineering) (1964) The University of Michigan

· First Director of the multi-disciplinary doctoral program in Urban & Regional Planning, The University of Michigan
· First Chairman, Ann Arbor Transportation Authority
· Member, Board of Directors, Michigan State Trust for Railway Preservation 

And, as evidence of his dedication to transportation, he was certified to operate this
steam locomotive

PERE  MARQUETTE  BERKSHIRE-TYPE  LOCOMOTIVE  NO. 1225 

President (1977-2003) of the non-profit Community Systems Foundation (CSF), Bill traveled worldwide helping private agencies, governments and the United Nations improve the management of child and family health, nutrition, and development affairs.

Bill’s unfailing optimism, perseverance, and joy of living explain his success in starting new ventures.  He was an inspiration to countless students and to his many friends.
He was a joy to know.

Community Systems Foundation and Friends of CSF donated the funds to dedicate this room as a surrogate for Bill’s true classroom: the world.