- NSF National Science Foundation
- Panelist since 2002
- Served in 2003 2006 on the NSF Course, Curriculum, and Laboratory Improvement (CCLI) panel for Phase 2 and 3 expansions. Also reviewed for the Career Early Development (CAREER), Civil and Mechanical System (CMS), PMP (Particulate and Multiphase Processes) and Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR)/Small Technology Transfer Research (STTR) Phase 1 and 2 programs (Emerging Opportunities and Chemical-based Technologies)
- Developed the NSF-sponsored website at UTSI listing a comprehensive list of fellowships and awards available for the engineering student body:
http://eng.auburn.edu/users/jzm0052/gra/grabins.html (200304)
- Developed the NSF-sponsored library of technical media, CDs and DVDs; these cover topics on vocabulary building, public speech, acoustics, fluid dynamics, propulsion, and stability (200306)
- Developed the NSF Advanced Theoretical Research Laboratory (ATRL) by remodeling and equipping two laboratories spanning 1219 ft2 (200305)
- Gave an invited presentation at the NSF Experimental Program to Stimulate Competitive Research (EPSCoR) Workshop, Some Computational Research at UTSI, Computational Applications and Cyber-infrastructure, Annual EPSCoR Research Meeting, Middle Tennessee State University, Murfreesboro, TN, January 20, 2005
- Participated in the new program entitled International Research and Education in Engineering
- WSGC Wisconsin Space Grant Consotrium
- Faculty Moderator at Marquette University (199803)
- Taskforce Director for the BalloonSat Launch Program (200204). This semi-annual program involves several teams of undergraduate students engaged in a multidisciplinary design of an aerospace-related payload with the purpose of launching it via a high-altitude balloon (100,000 ft). The project also involves tracking, recovering the payload, analyzing the data acquired, and presenting the results
- NSPE National Society of Professional Engineers
- P.E. License #36756 since 2003
- Taught the preparatory Fundamentals of Engineering Review at Marquette University as well as the FE and PE Refresher course sessions on Fluid Mechanics, Fluid Power, and Thermodynamics at the University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee (199903)
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