Sherm, Great...look forward for our faculty to be trained in this area.

Tom Box and Mike Jones from Northwest region will be attending the training. Thanks, Aco Please do not print this e-mail unnecessarily Confidentiality Notice: This message contains information which is confidential or privileged. The information is intended to be for the use of the individual or entity named above. If you are not the intended recipient, be aware that any disclosure, copying, distribution or use of this e-mail is prohibited. If you have received this e-mail in error, please notify the sender by reply e-mail and delete this e-mail immediately. Thank you. On Aug 25, 2011, at 12:19, "Sherman Johnson" <sjohnson311@ivytech.edu> wrote: I was asked: What is Smart Grid 101? This is the product that will be delivered via WED and its content will also be inserted into a number of our Academic courses (ENRG, INDT, CINT, CINS, INSE, and SUST) that will be developed or modified using grant resources.

From: Sherman Johnson Sent: Thursday, August 25, 2011 11:12 AM To: Aco Sikoski; Forrest W. Thon; 'mworosz@ivytech.edu'; Jean E. Perrin; David A. Brinkruff; Craig Lamb; Glen D. Roberson Jr.; Michael W Debourbon; Frankie L. Moman; D. Scott Horvath; Pam Schmelz; Jill G. Canine Cc: Rebecca A. Nickoli; Vearl D. Turnpaugh; Robert C Deadman Subject: FW: Instructors: Smart Grid 101- Module 1 Overview

Good morning: Good newsWe have scheduled the Instructor Training for Module 1 of Smart Grid 101 for September 22 and September 23 in Indianapolis. The specific details of the location and times will be forwarded at a later time.

We are very fortunate to have as our trainer Doug Houseman of EnerNex. EnerNex is a global consulting firm in the area of Smart Grid. In the attached file you will find information about EnerNEx and the team they have assigned to Ivy Tech to develop this

project. We know that having their experience/knowledge transferred to our instructors will give SG 101 a great deal of market credibility.

For an overview of what Module 1 of Smart Grid 101 will entail please see below.

Thanks. Sherm

From: Sherman Johnson Sent: Tuesday, July 12, 2011 1:12 PM To: Aco Sikoski; Forrest W. Thon; 'mworosz@ivytech.edu'; Jean E. Perrin; David A. Brinkruff; Craig Lamb; Glen D. Roberson Jr.; Michael W Debourbon; D. Scott Horvath; Pam Schmelz; Jill G. Canine Cc: Rebecca A. Nickoli; Vearl D. Turnpaugh Subject: Instructors: Smart Grid 101- Module 1 Overview

If you would, please begin to think about identifying one or two potential instructors from your Region to deliver Module 1: Smart Grid Overview, which will be the first component of our Smart Grid 101 series. The 2 hour Overview module will cover the areas of: Terminology What is Smart Gridnot just the impact on their utility but a national scope How does Smart Grid impact TRANSMISSION/DISTRIBUTION How does SG impact their specific job area: customer Service, Engineering, Operations, IT/Communications

We have had discussions with another potential SME to assist us in building SG 101. If things move forward according to plan we should begin to conduct an instructor training session in mid-August and begin to deliver Module 1 in September to incumbent utility workers via WED.

The instructor training session will be a 1-2 day event, most likely conducted in Indianapolis. Details will be developed.