Ronald W. Hull
 

11830 Spring Grove Drive Houston, Texas 77099-5025

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Education
 

EdD --  MSIE --  BS

Communications Technology  Graduate Study in Education  Biotechnology (Human Factors)  Graduate Study in Human Factors Industrial Technology

West Virginia University  University of Wisconsin-Stout  Stanford University  University of Wisconsin-Madison  University of Wisconsin-Stout

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Experience
 

9/85-Present

Director of Land, Facilities Inventory, and Energy Conservation   Texas Southern University, Houston, Texas 77004

    Maintain and manage inventories of real property, rooms and room use, buildings, and utility use.  Wrote award-winning energy conservation plan and web pages for the division.  Developed and maintain a network of computers with file servers and scanning, plotting, color printing, and other capabilities.  Provide data, projections, floor plans, maps, and reports for budgeting, grant proposal development, surveys, and building renovation and construction.  Developed computer data bases for land (94), the facilities inventory (93), utility consumption (93), dispatch operations (90), employee leaves (93), construction accounting (94), special events (93), financial aid requests (95), custodial time keeping (95), supplies inventory (94), and personnel action forms (95).

     Developed web pages for the division (99).  Prepared responses to state task forces on security, health and safety, and the disabled.  Wrote plans for health and safety (82), disabled access (83), and energy conservation (85, revised 90, 93, 00).  Wrote annual budget presentations.  Wrote the Facilities Users Manual (88) Strategic Plan (90) and FP & O Computer Users Manual (92).  Acquired $600,000 in grants for energy conservation. Managed $3.5 million project to provide additional campus housing and a $3 million project for campus wide energy conservation measures.  Chaired task force to acquire a new campus telephone system (84) and conducted a study of telephone operations (87).  Edited and provided information for Campus Master Plans (83, 88).  Served on the steering committee for the campus self study (90, 99-00) and numerous other committees.

       Taught Production and Operations Management.

     Taught Public Policy and Private Enterprise and Business Statistics. Chaired committee developing a structure for research and wrote four proposals. Academic council. Research on the implications of technology on social and genetic development and intelligence.

     Managed the development of projects to investigate the nature of technology and its implications for society. Two funded projects in FY 78, three in FY 77, two in FY 76. Proposals written (19), co-authored (15), and produced (29). Co-taught extension courses: Introduction to Technology, Technology in History, Energy and Society. Research on the future of technological development in outer space and implications of technology on social and genetic development and intelligence.

     Taught Principles of Management, Production Management, Introduction to Business, Introduction to Computers and Data Processing, and Business Statistics. Graduate faculty, library acquisition, advising, and consultation on computer studies.

       Conducted planning research under a federally-funded project with the Marion County School Board to determine needs and opportunities for training and employment of the handicapped. The information gathered was used to develop a comprehensive special education program plan.

       Several graduate assistant positions. Joined TPTT as a production technology specialist and conducted inservice to update WV high school teachers. Also developed a PERT planning guide for TPTT and trained the TPTT staff on precision teaching, PERT, WYLBUR (first word processing program on interactive computer terminals), and funding proposal preparation. Received joint support from ORD from 8/72 and worked on joint ORD/TPTT proposals. Conducted literature search for an ORD book on evaluation of Appalachian manpower studies

      Taught Industrial Organization, Production Management, Production Control, and Statistical Quality Control. Developed a Human Factors course which was approved. Graduate faculty. Participated in committees, guest lecturing, and consulting.

      Responsibility for several quality data systems for several thousand products. Designed a total in-process quality data system implemented 6/70. Monitored and improved the computer programs of other systems. Conducted computer-assisted reliability, maintainability, and statistical studies. Wrote the human factors portion of a major government contract proposal. Responsible for the quality of all military systems from 5/69.

      Conducted the preliminary factor search for a mathematical model of patient care with funding from UW Hospitals.

Certifications
 

CQAE  GS-9 82.0 GS-11 CEM CLEP

Certified Quality Assurance Engineer  Systems Design and Analysis Midlevel Management Certified Energy Manager Certified Lighting Efficiency Professional

American Society for Quality Control NASA, Langley and Johnson Centers Washington, DC and San Francisco Energy Engineering Association Energy Engineering Association

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