Park, Montoya Rodriguez named 2019 Purdue Systems Fellows

PhD students Herta Paola Montoya Rodriguez and Samuel Park have been selected by the Purdue Systems Collaboratory for the Systems Fellow Program. The assistantship is meant to support outstanding graduate students who conduct research addressing a systems problem or advancing systems science.

PhD students Herta Paola Montoya Rodriguez and Samuel Park have been selected by the Purdue Systems Collaboratory for the Systems Fellow Program. They will be presenting their projects on Monday, Sep. 23rd from 11:30am-1:00pm in WALC 2088.

The Systems Fellows Program is meant to support graduate students who want to participate in the convergence of knowledge and expertise from diverse disciplines to identify and address a complex system problem. This approach requires that faculty and students explore research questions at the intersection of their respective fields, conduct joint research projects and develop methodologies that can be used to reintegrate knowledge in pursuit of a new science of systems. Examples include research projects in developing a technology that also investigate the effects, reception and implications of the technology on humans, society and social interactions, or studying the advancement of secure communication and investigating the policy implications.

Herta Paola Montoya Rodriguez

Herta Paola Montoya Rodriguez

* Advisors: Shirley J. Dyke, Professor of Mechanical Engineering, David Richard Johnson, Assistant Professor of Industrial Engineering & Political Science

* Project title: Killer Buildings Hazard Mitigation

Samuel Park

Samuel Park

* Advisors: David J. Yu, Assistant Professor of Civil Engineering & Political Science, Seungyoon Lee, Associate Professor of Communication

* Project title: Effects of Social Media on the Voluntary Sharing Behavior for Disaster Relief