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Resent-message-id: <01INOXKFK5AO000KZ5@yvax.byu.edu> Message-id: <199709160708.AAA29962@lists3.u.washington.edu> Precedence: bulk X-Listprocessor-version: 8.1 beta -- ListProcessor(tm) by CREN CONSBIO Digest 759 Topics covered in this issue include: 1) by "iribiom" ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Date: Mon, 15 Sep 1997 13:27:12 +0200 From: "iribiom" To: Message-ID: <199709151130.NAA12058@mail2.isdnet.net> MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Vincent SCHEIDECKER Project Coordinator Sustainable Agriculture - Biomass <><><><><><><><><><><><><><> IRIBIOM Biomass - Sustainable Agriculture 13, avenue des Droits de l'Homme 45 921 ORLEANS CEDEX 9 FRANCE Tel: 33 2 38 71 90 52 Fax: 33 2 38 71 91 12 E-mail: iribiom@hol.fr <><><><><><><><><><><><><><> Dear sir or madam, As a graduate in agriculture and a project coordinator at the IRIBIOM, I noticed your e-mail address on the internet and thought you might be able to help me find an appropriate position (or short-term appointment) dealing with: PROJECT MANAGEMENT / ASSESSMENT OF TECHNICAL AND ECONOMIC FEASIBILITY AGRICULTURAL USES OF WASTES and/or NON FOOD USES OF AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS and/or SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE In October 1996, I graduated from Ecole Superieure d'Agriculture d'Angers (ESA). ESA is an agricultural college located in Angers, France. ESA's five-year degree program is equivalent to an M.S. degree in the United States. During the program I attended interdisciplinary courses related to agriculture, economics, and project management. I also had numerous international internships-US 5 months, Ireland 2 months, Italy 5 months, Spain 2 months and one semester at Clemson University in Clemson, South Carolina. While at Clemson, I took courses in commodity futures markets, natural resource economics, agricultural prices, and environmental management. My professional experience in France since graduation has focused on agricultural project management. This experience has expanded my skills in this important area: ADEME, French Agency for Environment and Energy, in collaboration with INRA, Research Institute in Agriculture and Economics--Technical and economic analysis of producing rape seed oil used as fuel and lubricant and International synthesis of rape seed and sunflower oil. IRIBIOM, Institute of Biomass--Technical and economic evaluation of distillery/effluent market development (biofuel or agricultural uses as feed, fertilizer) and agricultural uses of wastes (compost and sludge). Also, compiled references and organized seminars on sustainable agriculture that allowed respect for the environment and economic growth. In order to have a better understanding of my professional experience in the U.S. and France, I suggest you contact via e-mail the references listed on my Curriculum Vitae. I also welcome comments and suggestions regarding my efforts to obtain a position internationally in the environmental or natural resources area. If my proposal does not fill the need of your organization and if you know someone that might be interested, would you kindly forward this message to him or her? I look forward to hearing from you at your earliest convenience. <><><><><><><><><><><><><><><> GRADUATE IN AGRICULTURE Project Management - Technical and economic studies International relations SCHEIDECKER Vincent IRIBIOM - Institute of Biomass and Environment Age: 25 Nationality: French 13, avenue des Droits de l'Homme 45 921 ORLEANS CEDEX 9 FRANCE Tel: 33 238 71 90 52 Fax: 33 238 71 91 12 E-mail: iribiom@hol.fr EDUCATION Sept 1990 - dec 1995 ESA (Ecole Superieure d'Agriculture d'Angers). Special study in Environment and project management (5th year). Clemson University, Department of Applied Economics, South Carolina, USA(4th year). 4 courses regarding Agriculture and Economics (Natural Resource Economics (A), Agricultural Prices (A), Environmental Management (A), Commodity Futures Markets (A), Special study on Global Warming). Ref.: Dr. WELLS (E-mail: gjwells@clemson.edu). Bac C (scientific) with honors, Estienne d'Orves high school (Nice, France). WORK EXPERIENCE and INTERNSHIP 1997 IRIBIOM, Institute of Biomass (http://wwwperso.hol.fr/~iribiom/index.html) Project coordinator:10 months (March - December). Projects management, economic and technical analysis: Waste market development (distillery effluent used as energy, feed or fertilizer). Production of sunflower oil and rape seed oil used as energy (burners) and meal used as feed. Industrial use of rape-seed oil (farmers groups, IGOL: lubricant producer, EUREKA project, http://www.eureka.be/). Establishment of references from farmers on pesticides uses and organization of a seminar on sustainable agriculture. 1996 ADEME, Environment and Energy Agency in Paris (http://www.ademe.fr) and the INRA, National Institute in Agronomy (http://www.inra.fr). Internship and work experience: 13 months (February-march 97). Feasibility study (technical and micro-economic): 3 projects (farmers groups) of rape seed oil production used as energy (in tractors) and meal production used as feed. European synthesis of bioenergy projects. Ref.: Mr. POITRAT, ADEME (AGRICE@imaginet.fr); Dr. SOURIE, INRA (SOURIE@ecgn.grignon.inra.fr). 1994 Experimental internship (University of Bologna, Italy): 3 months (Study of non food crops). Internship on a dairy farm (Barcelona, Spain): 2 months. 1993 Summer work experience in an organic cooperative (Pisa, Italy): 2 months. Associate member of this cooperative. Industrial training internship in a coffee processing factory (Belfast, N. Ireland): 2 months. Technical and economic study (Research of the Optimal Length for Coffee Packs). 1992 Summer work experience in an alligator skin processing factory (Sebring, Florida, USA): 4 months. Mr. GEIGER (swampy@ct.net). SKILLS Languages French: fluent English: fluent (1st Cambridge certificate; TOEFL: 1994, 580 points). 2 months of internship in Ireland; 10 months of work experience, courses and internship in the US. Italian: fluent. 5 months of internship and work experience in Italy. Spanish: read, written, spoken. 2 months of internship in Spain. Computers Office 97, micro-economic analysis (linear programming), web sites (html, java). ------------------------------ End of CONSBIO Digest 759 ************************* .