Скачать или смотреть Congratulations to the 2022 Engineering Unleashed Fellows!

Please join us in congratulating this year's Fellows!
Arizona State University: Haolin Zhu
Baylor University: Trevor Fleck
Bucknell University: Donna Ebenstein
Grand Canyon University: Mike De Gregorio
James Madison University: Heather Kirkvold
North Carolina State University: Katherine Saul
Ohio Northern University: Blake Hylton and Joshua Gargac
Rochester Institute of Technology: Cynthia Tawaf and Jennifer Bailey
Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology: Miles Canino and Namita Shrestha
University of Dayton: Kim Bigelow
University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill: Glenn Walters and Rachel Penton
University of Wisconsin, Platteville: Danny Xiao and Yan Shi
Vanderbilt University: Justin Baba
Western New England University: Vedang Chauhan
Wichita State University: Wei Wei
Worcester Polytechnic Institute: Gbetonmasse Somasse

The designation as an Engineering Unleashed Fellow recognizes leadership in engineering education, distinguished both through a Fellows project and through interactions with the greater Engineering Unleashed community. These Fellows will advance entrepreneurially minded learning at their campuses and beyond. This year, twenty-one individuals from sixteen higher education institutions across the country have been named 2022 Engineering Unleashed Fellows.

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The nomination and naming process began with a faculty member's initiative to participate in one of the many Engineering Unleashed Faculty Development workshops. These workshops are designed and delivered by a collaborative group of subject matter experts who serve as faculty members at more than twenty institutions. The workshops attract faculty participants from across the country, focusing on the development and application of an entrepreneurial mindset whether in teaching and learning, research, industry, or academic leadership. Working with peer coaches for up to a year, the Fellows completed the work and contributed to the Engineering Unleashed community through an online publication, sharing within the platform known as EngineeringUnleashed.com. The workshop’s peer coaches then made nominations. The subsequent application was rated by an independent peer review committee of past Fellows. The recognition and selection as a Fellow represents less than 10% of the overall faculty development participants.

The Fellows are equipped to amplify their outstanding ideas and online content. The goal is to enhance the development of an entrepreneurial mindset in undergraduate engineering students.

Each Fellowship is accompanied with:

Recognition: The Fellows will be honored by an announcement on the Engineering Unleashed website and by a letter similar to this one, notifying the president, provost, and dean at the Fellow's university or institution of the fellowship award, highlighting the Fellow's contribution and work.

Advanced Project Work: The Fellows will have the opportunity to further advance their project/module, develop a new project/ module, participate in conferences, and promote their work.

Funding: Through their home institution, the Fellows will each be awarded a $10,000 grant that can be used to advance their project/module, pay for part of their salary, develop a new product/ module, participate in conferences, support undergraduate student assistants, etc.

Community: The 2022 Engineering Unleashed Fellows cohort will be able to meet, share ideas, and learn about each other’s projects.