Clients

Technology Advancement Center (2003-present)

U.S. Army, Corps of Engineers HQ, Washington, DC
U.S. Army Learning Center, Huntsville, AL
U.S. Army, Baghdad, Iraq
U.S. Army, Center for Health Promotion and Preventive Medicine, Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD
Pitt County e911 Communications Center, Greenville, NC
Johnston County e911 Communications Center, Smithfield, NC
East Carolina University, College of Business
East Carolina University, College of Technology and Computer Science
East Carolina University, College of Nursing
East Carolina University, College of Health and Human Performance
East Carolina University, Campus Police
East Carolina University, Division of Student Life
East Carolina University, Joyner Library
East Carolina University, Campus Living and Dining
East Carolina University, Department of Health Education and Promotion
East Carolina University, Division of Continuing Studies
East Carolina University, Department of Business, Career, and Technical Education
East Carolina University, Parking and Traffic Office
East Carolina University, Information Technology Computing Services
East Carolina University, Brody School of Medicine
East Carolina University, Brody School of Medicine, William E. Laupus Health Science Library
East Carolina University, Department of Construction Management
East Carolina University, Central Stores and Receiving Warehouse
East Carolina University, College of Education, Teaching Fellows Program
East Carolina University, Volunteer and Service Learning Center
East Carolina University, Eastern Area Health Education Center
East Carolina University, Office of Academic Outreach

Center for Wireless & Mobile Computing (2001-2003)

U. S. Army, Center for Health Promotion & Preventive Medicine, Aberdeen Proving Grounds, MD
Sprint PCS/Airgate Communications, Savannah, GA
(East Carolina University) Department of Health Education and Promotion, Environmental Health Program Area; College of Education/Teaching Fellows Program; Department of Business, Vocational, and Technology Education; Rural Education Institute; Small Business and Technology Development Center; Brody School of Medicine; Eastern Area Health Education Center; Volunteer and Service Learning Center

Online Wireless Learning Solutions --OWLS (1999-2003)

This was a FIPSE/LAAP initiative funded by the U.S. Office of Education, Ericsson, and East Carolina University, J. Barry DuVall and David R. Hillis were Co-Directors. A technology delivery system was developed for delivery of distance education courses anytime and anyplace. The following universities, colleges, public schools, and professional organizations tested this system:

Colleges and Universities:

Bowling Green State University (OH)
Central Connecticut State University (CT)
Central Missouri University (MO)
East Carolina University (NC)
Eastern Michigan University (MI)
Indiana State University (IN)
Morehead State University (KY)
North Carolina A&T (NC)
Northern Kentucky University (KY)
San Francisco State University (CA)
Texas Southern University (TX)
University of Louisiana (LA)
University of Maryland/Baltimore (MD)
University of Wisconsin Stout (WI)
Wentworth Institute of Technology (MA)

Community Colleges:

Catawba Valley Community College (NC)
College of the Redwoods (CA)
Craven Community College (NC)
Edgecombe Community College (NC)
Forsythe Technical Community College (NC)
Horry-Georgetown Technical College (SC)
Johnston Community College (NC)
Nash Community College (NC)
Pitt Community College (NC)
Shasta College (CA)
Somerset Community College (KY)
Wake Technical Community College (NC)
Wayne Community College (NC)
Wilson Technical Community College (NC)

High Schools:

Greene County High School (NC)
Havelock High School (NC)
Leesville Road High School (NC)
West Johnston High School (NC)
North Pitt High School (NC)

Professional Organizations:

Bringing Education and Academic Achievement to Migrants (Project BEAM) six locations in rural Southeastern Kentucky
Society of Manufacturing Engineers (North Carolina and Michigan)