School of Engineering Education Seminars

During the fall and spring semesters, the School of Engineering Education (ENE) hosts a weekly research seminar from 3:30-4:20 p.m. most Thursdays. These seminars provide the engineering education community a chance to get together to talk about new ideas, share successes and new research, and support developing research. Please join us! We welcome graduate and undergraduate students, staff, and faculty from across the university with an interest in educating engineers.

Please contact Şenay Purzer, Associate Head of ENE Graduate Programs and Professor of Engineering Education, with any questions or to recommend future speakers.


Upcoming Events

No items

Past Events

December 5, 2024

ENE Research Seminar: Microelectronics and Microcontrollers in Early Engineering Education and Enhancing Divergent Thinking Through Prompt Engineering

In this ENE Explorer Presentation, grad student Udeme Idem will discuss 1) how microelectronics and microcontrollers have been integrated into engineering curriculums to enhance active learning, engagement, and foundational competencies, and 2) how Generative AI can be used in ways that enable humans to actively guide AI-driven design processes.
October 10, 2024

ENE Research Seminar: Conceptualizing and assessing bias in the 21st century

Dr. Louis Tay will trace how the concept of bias has evolved from psychometrics to machine learning, and show how his work has advanced some of the conceptualization, testing, and assessment of bias across these endeavors, culminating in his current thinking on Machine Learning Measurement Bias and beyond.
September 19, 2024

ENE Research Seminar: Enhancing Hazard Recognition in Construction

Dr. Behzad Esmaeili will discuss his hazard identification and risk management study, which offers a blueprint for more effective training designs by incorporating an AI-informed personalized safety training program with the potential to reduce workplace accidents in the construction environment.
September 12, 2024

ENE Research Seminar: NISO for Graduate Students

Dr. Lindsay Sheedy will discuss the Fulbright U.S. Student Program and the Boren Fellowships as well as application timelines, other opportunities facilitated by NISO, and general tips for grant writing applications.
Viewing 1 to 10 of 369 | More...