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November 7, 2018

Engineering Projects Transform Kenyan Street Youths, Help Communities

Thanks to two related I2D Lab projects, former street youths in rural Kenya are preparing for professional careers and area communities are gaining economic boosts. Teams lead by Jennifer DeBoer, PhD, assistant professor of engineering education and (by courtesy) mechanical engineering, and John Lumkes, PhD, professor of agricultural and biological engineering, are collaborating to bring engineering principles, techniques and tools to the Tumaini Innovation Center in the Kenyan city of Eldoret. The surrounding region also is benefiting, and expansion plans are underway.
November 6, 2018

First-Year Engineering Data Learning Community Hosts Jennifer Lyons

First-Year Engineering's Engineering in the World of Data Learning Community hosted Jennifer Lyons, data designer at Evergreen Data, yesterday. They attended her Dawn or Doom session "Presenting Data Effectively: Practical Methods for Improving Evaluation Communication" to learn about her work to bring creative energy to making data intriguing and impactful while helping clients transform the way they communicate their story.
October 11, 2018

Somerset’s John Babb receives Navy’s second highest civilian award

Somerset resident John Babb has received the second highest civilian award that the U.S. Navy presents. The Superior Civilian Service Award was presented to Babb Oct. 1 at the Naval Undersea Warfare Center in Newport, Rhode Island, where Babb works as a customer advocate on submarine concept design and mentors young people.
July 5, 2018

Dr. Menekse Awarded Prestigious Research Grant by the Institute of Education Sciences

Dr. Muhsin Menekse, along with Drs. Ala Samarapungavan and Diane Litman, has been awarded a prestigious research grant of $1.4 million by the Institute of Education Sciences (IES) through the U.S. Department of Education to enhance undergraduate STEM education by integrating mobile learning technologies with Natural Language Processing (NLP). Dr. Menekse received one of only 8 new research grants awarded for 2018 by the Institute of Education Sciences’ Postsecondary and Adult Education Program.
May 3, 2018

Graduate Student Richard Aleong Receives Walk the Talk Award

The Office of the Vice President for Ethics and Compliance has announced the recipients of the 2018 Walk the Talk Award. The annual award is intended to recognize faculty, staff and students for their outstanding dedication to the University's Statement of Integrity and Code of Conduct. Individuals receiving this award exemplify strong ethical character in their dealings with others, champion ethical practices or programs, or apply personal values in a manner that demonstrates integrity and high standards of excellence.
May 1, 2018

2018 Graduate Student Awards

On April 27, 2018, the School of Engineering Education recognized graduate students who have received awards at the school, college, university, and national level over the past academic school year. We were fortunate to have so many types of awards that they can be divided into five groups: research, service, teaching, special university awards, and national awards.
April 2, 2018

Purzer Receives Fulbright Award

Congratulations to Dr. Senay Purzer on receiving a Fulbright Award! She joins many distinguished individuals around the world with this honor.
February 6, 2018

ENE Names 2018 Interdisciplinary Engineering Outstanding Alumni: Russell P. Troyer (BS IDE '72)

Russell P. Troyer began his Purdue education in the fall of 1968 with hopes to one day design spaceships to Mars - or at least fighter planes - with a degree in aeronautical engineering. It was about halfway through his degree that he learned what aeronautical engineers were actually doing in the field. The jobs didn’t have anything to do with design or anything else as exciting as he had anticipated. Russ knew he needed to make a decision, which is where his story with Interdisciplinary Engineering began.
January 30, 2018

Engineering Education AfterNext Call for Proposals

As the engineering graduates of 2020 work their way through our undergraduate programs, engineering educators and engineering education researchers are starting to come to terms with the work we’ve left unfinished.
January 16, 2018

ENE Research Presented at Annual STEM Education Conference

Last Thursday, nine ENE faculty and graduate students presented their research at the annual STEM Education Conference held at Purdue University. With 530 educators in attendance, sessions were conducted throughout the day and included the following ENE presentations:
November 27, 2017

ENE Co-Authors Godwin and Rohde Receive Benjamin Dasher Best Paper Award for FIE 2017

Congratulations to Dr. Allison Godwin and Jacki Rohde, along with their co-authors, for receiving the Benjamin Dasher Best Paper Award for FIE 2017. Their paper, entitled, "Understanding the Pathways of Students with Normative Attitudes in Engineering," was presented at the annual FIE Conference in Indianapolis last month.
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