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.