The University of Texas at Austin
The UT Austin College of Engineering

Faculty Innovation Seminars

Each seminar is held from 12:00 to 1:00 pm in the Large Conference Room located on the 10th floor of the ECJ building.  Lunch will be provided only to those who RSVP. If you plan on attending please contact Terri Lavorgna or call the Academic Affairs Office at 471-7995 at least one day before the seminar.

Fall 2005 Faculty Innovation Seminars

Date

Topic

Presenter

September 19th A Novel Approach to Student Learning: The Penn State Sailplane Project Dr. Mark Maughmer, Professor of Aerospace Engineering, Pennsylvania State University 
October 11th Teaching Team Building Dr. Kathy Schmidt, Director, Faculty Innovation Center, College of Engineering
November 9th  Using Statistics to Assist Engineering Education Dr. Tasha Beretvas, Assistant Professor Department of Educational Psychology, College of Education Area III: Quantitative Methods
December 6th Engineering Grade Inflation - Facts and Perceptions Dr. Phil Schmidt, Professor, Mechanical Engineering

Dr. Wallace Fowler, Professor, Aerospace Engineering and Engineering Mechanics


Spring 2006 Faculty Innovation Seminars

Date

Topic

Presenter

January 27th Frontier Teaching Methods in Interdisciplinary Design Dr. Richard H. Crawford, Professor, Department of Mechanical Engineering

Dr. Kristin L. Wood
Department of Mechanical Engineering
February 21st Finishing FASTRAC: A Student Built Satellite Dr. E. Glenn Lightsey, Associate Professor, Aerospace Engineering & Engineering Mechanics

Jamin Greenbaum and Thomas Campbell, Graduate Students, Aerospace Engineering & Engineering Mechanics
March 28th PRIME
Professional Responsibility Modules for Engineering
Christy Moore, Senior Lecturer
Department of Mechanical Engineering

Dr. Hillary Hart, Senior Lecturer
Department of Civil, Architectural and Environmental Engineering
April 25th Interactive Course Material Development for Chemical Engineering-Chemical Reactor Analysis and Design Dr. John G. Ekerdt, Professor
Department of Chemical Engineering
May 5th Building Mass and Energy Balances (BMEB): A Multi Level Web-Based Educational Tool Dr. Richard L. Corsi, Professor
Department of Civil, Architectural and Environmental Engineering

Dr. Jeffrey A. Siegel, Assistant Professor Department of Civil, Architectural and Environmental Engineering

Dr. Kathy Schmidt, Director
Faculty Innovation Center


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