IRWIN PRICE. Academic Administration. Provost Dubai Aerospace Enterprise University Dubai, UAE

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1 IRWIN PRICE 232 Kent Street Brookline, MA (617) Academic Administration Provost Dubai Aerospace Enterprise University Dubai, UAE Responsible for all aspect of the university related to the academic programs. Start up of a university with three colleges: AeroAstro Sciences, Business, Engineering. Direct reports included three deans, registrar, dean of students, Librarian. Consultant , 2009 to present Consultant to educational institutions on all aspects of university activity with specific focus on aviation and aerospace, government relations, technology, and international programs. Chancellor Daytona Beach Campus Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University Chief operating officer of the residential campus in Daytona Beach, Florida, with about 5,000 students. Manages all facets of student life, academics, enrollment management, flight-education activities, business functions, and the physical plant. Direct supervision of four college deans and student support services. Manages a budget of $80 million+. Executive Dean Virginia Campus The George Washington University Chief Executive of the Virginia Campus in the Northern Virginia technology corridor. Supervise the offering of more than a dozen graduate degree programs enrolling more than 1000 students. Responsible for the performance of research in ten state-of-the-art laboratories, with several million dollars annually in external funding. Key fields are information technology, transportation technologies, high performance computing, and Internet technologies. Develop and maintain close contact with industry leaders in the region as well as with the political structure both locally and in the state. Formulation of a development plan and spearhead the efforts to bring new organizations into the partnership with the GW campus. Lead new endeavors in distance learning, interactive communication systems, and delivery of non-credit programs. Associate Vice President Office of External Programs The George Washington University

2 Responsible for the development and management of the University's new 50 acre campus in Northern Virginia. Involves the planning for the physical facility, the administrative structure and staff, the academic programs offered, the marketing of the activities at the campus, and developing linkages between the University and organizations in Northern Virginia. Supervised the development of numerous graduate degree programs. Responsibility for facility planning and implementation of ten state-of-the-art laboratories. Developed industrial and governmental relations that led to external funding of research in these laboratories. Created a Board of industrial and governmental leaders from the region to help strategically plan for the expansion of campus activities. Formed a development team of alumni and community leaders to raise funds for the campus. Oversight of the continuing education activities of the University. Includes all off-campus degree programs and a variety of non-credit activities of the schools and colleges of the University. Responsible for the coordination of all University activities abroad. programs and the expansion of University activities throughout the world. Includes oversight of existing Supervision of the GWU Summer Sessions, a university wide activity that generates about $15 million per summer. Dean Boston University, Metropolitan College Overall responsibility for academic, budgetary and administrative operations of Metropolitan College. Academic responsibilities included supervision of faculty hiring (thirty-five full-time faculty and three hundred fifty part-time faculty), academic policy, and program design and articulation for the following programs: Seventeen undergraduate degree programs and five graduate degree programs at Charles River Campus. Enrollment: 4,000. Three graduate degree programs: Master of Science in Business Administration and Master of Information Systems in conjunction with the Department of Defense (U.S.Army) at forty European locations. A Master of Science in Management in Brussels, London, and in Israel, a Master of Science in Computer Information Systems in Brussels. Enrollment: 1,000. Non-credit seminars and workshops. This includes a Boston University Seminar Series in Business, Computer Science, and Hotel and Food Administration. Also, Programs in Financial Planning and Legal Assistants. Enrollment: over 5,000. Programs at suburban locations in conjunction with major industry. Undergraduate and graduate degree programs Enrollment: 1,000. Administrative responsibilities included supervision of thirty-five full-time administrative and clerical staff, development of organizational structure and governance system. Budgetary responsibility for the College's operating budget of approximately three million dollars. Overall responsibility for the Summer Term of Boston University, with over 8,000 enrollments per summer. Responsibility for $3 million budget, marketing and academic programs. Responsibility for the management of Boston University's 850-acre facility, Sargent Camp, in Peterborough, New Hampshire. At this facility, thousands of college and public school students participate in environmental learning activities throughout the year. The aggregate of activities at Metropolitan College accounts for revenue in excess of $25,000,000, with direct expense responsibility of about $10,000,000.

3 Associate Dean for Applied Science Boston University, Metropolitan College Academic responsibility for all applied Science programs, including hiring of faculty, program development and articulation, and academic policies for twelve undergraduate programs and two graduate degree programs. New Program Development. Designed and implemented a Master of Science in Computer Information Systems. Introduced new academic programs in Bachelor of Applied Science, Accounting concentration: Associate of Applied Science, Administration of Criminal Justice, Dental Assistants and Engineering Technology. Development of Off-Campus Locations. Initiated innovative program to work with large local industries. Digital Equipment Corporation. Boston University offers four undergraduate and one graduate program in conjunction with DEC. GTE Sylvania. Boston University offers a Master of Applied Science in Computer Science in conjunction with GTE Sylvania in Needham, MA. Assistant Dean for Applied Science Boston University, Metropolitan College Academic responsibility for Applied Science programs including: Business Studies, Urban Affairs and Computer Science. Responsible for staffing of seventy to eighty courses per semester. Development of new programs. Initiated bachelor degree programs in Engineering Management and Interdisciplinary Studies and associate degree programs in Business Studies and Computer Studies. Developed twenty new courses for Metropolitan College Catalogue. Teaching Experience Adjunct Professor, Embry Riddle Aeronautical University 2009 to present Professor, Boston University Taught economics in Master of Science in Business Administration in Overseas Program during the summers. Regularly taught in the Economics program at Metropolitan College. Faculty, Associate, Boston University, Economics Department Taught Urban Economics and Environmental Economics. Lecturer, Boston University, Department of Economics Taught Intermediate Economic Theory, Money and Banking and Corporate Economic Systems. Instructor, Emmanuel College, Economics Department Taught Urban Economics, Economic Statistics, Introduction to Economics and Labor Economics. Lecturer, San Francisco State College, Department of Management 1968 Taught Introduction to Management

4 Technical Experience Engineer Factory Insurance Association San Francisco,CA Served as consultant with regard to safety and fire protection for major industrial facilities in Northern California, including General Motors, IBM, Fairchild and Varian. Engineer Combustion Engineering Corporation Windsor, CT Major projects included: Analysis of coast down characteristics of an oil-fired steam power plant under pump failure; developed computer model to select tubing for the walls of a high pressure steam generator; modeled tube failure of super pressure steam generator under a variety of firing conditions. Related Work Experience Researcher 1971 U.S. Department of Transportation Boston, MA Worked for the Office of Noise Abatement to develop estimate of the impact of airport noise on U.S. residents. Researcher 1968 U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics Boston, MA Worked with the Associate Director of Region I of the Bureau of Labor Statistics to develop projections for employment by industry for the New England Region. Education Ph.D. Boston University Graduate School. Economics Department Major fields - Urban economics, economic theory, econometrics, comparative economic systems M.B.A. San Francisco State College 1968 (now California State University at San Francisco) Majored in International Business. B.M.E. New York University, College of Engineering 1961 Mechanical Engineering

5 Publications "An Evaluation of the Airport Noise Problem in the U.S. " U.S. Department of Transportation; Transportation Systems Center Cambridge, MA., August Review of Fromm and Taub "Public Economic Theory and Policy" in The Financial Review, "An Evaluation of the Use of Systems Analysis of a Waste Management Problem" in Science and Technology, American Aeronautical Society, Vol.22, 1970 (co-author with David H. Stimson). Unpublished Work Transforming Town and Gown Partnerships and Designing for Change: Presentation-Society for College and University Planning. San Francisco, Academe, Government and Industry - Partners for Productivity and Effectiveness: A Case Study of the George Washington University Virginia Campus, Presentation-Society for College and University Planning. Cambridge, Partners for Competitiveness: A Case Study, Presentation-Society for College and University Planning. Baltimore, The Social Cost of Airport Noise as Measured By Rental Changes: The Case for Logan Airport, Doctoral Dissertation. Boston University, The Use of Systems Analysis in the Public Sector: A Waste Management Problem, Master's Thesis. San Francisco State College

6 Personal Data Date of Birth: January 14, 1941 Location of Birth: New York, NY Married more than 35 years Three children: Melissa, Martin, Krista Activities and Honors Coached girls basketball team, Elected Co-chairman, Neighborhood Association, Elected Town Meeting Member, Brookline, MA, National Science Foundation Traineeship, Teaching Fellow, Boston University, Boston, MA Teaching Fellow, San Francisco State College, Captain Varsity Tennis Team, New York University, 1961.