Our Centers & Institutes
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| National Corn-to-Ethanol Research Center (NCERC) |
NCERC at SIUE is the only fully integrated research facility of its kind in the world. A biorenewable research partner, we deliver superior results through adaptable, innovative thinking, supported by our plug-and-play facilities, including a fermentation lab, fermentation suite and pilot plant. NCERC offers unparalleled expertise in engineering design, method development, process control and automation, strong client confidentiality and intellectual property protection, as well as commercialization services: project design, proof of concept, validation and scale-up. Partner with the team at NCERC at SIUE to experience an easier path to commercialization with confidence. Contact: Claire Weinzierl at [email protected] |
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| Environmental Resource Training Center (ERTC) |
The Environmental Resources Training Center (ERTC) at SIUE is a training venue for operations in the water and wastewater industries. The facility is equipped with a 30,000 gallon per day training scale drinking water and wastewater treatment plant that are fed with influent from the University’s wastewater treatment plant. The facility also includes two fully equipped wet chemistry laboratories dedicated to water and wastewater analysis. The facility is located at the north end of the SIUE campus at 5618 New Poag Road. Contact: Matthew Maas, Director ([email protected]) |
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| ENGTEC (ENGineering and TEChnology) | ENGineering and TECnology (ENGTEC) is a cross-disciplinary business, manufacturing and technology incubator, fabrication and proof-of-concept facility available to SIUE’s students and faculty as they collaborate with private-sector customers, strategic partners and other innovators. The Center’s focus is to support and increase knowledge and innovation in the areas of technology, engineering and advanced manufacturing through investigative study, innovation and formal, hands-on education to better prepare students for their productive entrance into the workplace. | Research Centers and Institutes | |
| STEM Center |
The Center for STEM Research, Education and Outreach is a national leader in transformative STEM education programming and community engagement. The STEM Center’s multi-disciplinary group of researchers and educators innovate ways to engage students and the public in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) through externally-funded research endeavors, professional development opportunities and resource sharing for K-12 teachers, as well as campus and community outreach and education. The STEM Center is proud to partner with regional higher education organizations, local community colleges, school districts, regional offices of education, government agencies, the business sector and the community at large. Contact: [email protected] |
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| IRIS | The Interdisciplinary Research and Informatics Scholarship (IRIS) Center at SIUE is an interdisciplinary facility designed to support individual and collaborative scholarship (at faculty and student levels) that applies digital content as a primary methodology. | Research Centers and Institutes | |
| Center for Predictive Analytics (C-PAN) |
Thanks to decades of advancements in computational technology, we live in an era where it is relatively easy to collect and store data. Yet, making sense of “Big Data” is not always a simple task. The Center for Predictive Analytics uses and develops state of the art data analysis, machine learning, and data visualization techniques to mine complex data for meaningful insights and real-world applications. In addition to supporting the analytical needs of our faculty researchers and industry partners, we offer workshops and training opportunities in data analytics, machine learning, and the ethical use of these technologies. Contact: Carrie Butts-Wilmsmeyer, Director ([email protected]) |
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| Office of Regional Economic Analysis |
The Office of Regional Economic Analysis is housed in the Department of Economics and Finance in the School of Business. The Office provides forecasts of local economic activity and offers insights to media outlets. In addition, OREA is available for consulting services, including economic impact analysis, forecasting, and other business analyses. Contact Information: Timothy Sullivan, Director ( [email protected]) or Warren Richards, Associate Director ( [email protected] ). |
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| GeoMARC |
GeoMARC at SIUE is a university think-tank that specializes in the use of remote sensing and Geographic Information Systems (GIS) technologies to solve spatial problems for industry and federal, state and local governmental agencies. GeoMARC’s remote sensing and image processing expertise uses satellite, aircraft and drone imagery to address issues related to land use change and agricultural productivity. GeoMARC’s GIS expertise is centered around network analysis for optimizing delivery routes and service areas, GIS database generation, GIS modeling, and basic/advanced data mapping. Contact: Randall Pearson, Director ([email protected]) |
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| SIUE East St. Louis Center (ESLC) |
Located just 20 miles south of the SIUE campus, the SIUE East St. Louis Center connects the community with the research, faculty, students and credibility that a nationally recognized university brings. Supporting youth, adults and families in the Metro East community for more than 70 years, the ESLC operates programs funded through federal, state and local grants with an annual budget of more than $14 million. The ESLC delivers a multi-generational approach to educational programs and services that prepare more than 2,000 youth in grades Pre-K-12 each year for successful futures. Contact: 618-482-6913 |
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| Office of Online Services and Educational Outreach |
The Office of Online Services and Educational Outreach provides a broad array of services in support of academic units, community partners and all learners. Besides professional and personal development courses, the Office of Educational Outreach provides continuing education workshops and conferences for licensed professionals, conference and event scheduling, support for corporate partnerships, digital badging programs, and more. Contact: [email protected] |
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| University Museum |
The University Museum at SIUE is a repository and research center whose interdisciplinary collections include more than 32,000 two- and three-dimensional artifacts. Through hands-on opportunities for learning and research, exhibits, and programming, the University Museum provides an enriching experience for students, faculty, scholars and the public, connecting them to fine art, historical objects, natural history specimens and diverse cultural artifacts. Contactl: [email protected] |
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| Small Business Development Center (SBDC) |
The Illinois Small Business Development Center (SBDC) for the Metro East at SIUE is a service to the community supported by the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA), Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity, and SIUE School of Business. SIUE operates two Small Business Development Centers and the International Trade Center. All Centers provide resources and information to Southwestern Illinois entrepreneurs, business owners, small business service providers and the University community. The SBDC provides one-stop assistance to individuals by means of advising, research and advocacy for new ventures and existing small businesses. When appropriate, the SBDC strives to affiliate its ties to the Southwestern Illinois Region to support the goals and objectives of both the SIUE School of Business and the University at large. Contact: Jo Ann Dimaggio May, Director ([email protected]) |
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| WSIE-FM 88.7 |
“The Sound” is St. Louis’ home for great jazz, smooth jazz, blues and easy R&B. Broadcasting from the SIUE campus, WSIE is a non-profit, community-focused radio station, supported by area businesses, grants and listener contributions. Not only do we strive to provide fantastic music programming for the region, we also offer the unique opportunity for SIUE students to learn and gain broadcast experience in a professional setting. If you own a business and are interested in supporting WSIE through our underwriting program, or would like to make a tax-deductible contribution, please contact us. Contact: Jason Church, General Manager ([email protected]) or Stephanie Lewis, Account Executive ([email protected]) |
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| Executive Education |
The School of Business’ Executive Education program conducts professional development training such as:
Contact person: Kristine Jarden, Director ([email protected]) |
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| Kimmel Student Involvement Center |
Many student organizations and academic units are actively seeking out partners for service learning and volunteer activities. If you would like to partner with SIUE and leverage the power of our student volunteers, contact the Kimmel Student Involvement Center for more information. Contact: Kelly Jo Karnes ([email protected]) |
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