Doing research at Purdue University to develop a more inclusive, engaged, and socially just vision of engineering education
I had a great time talking with folks at the University of Wisconsin-Madison on Friday, May 7. I was invited there by the Society of Women Engineers, via a program called the Celebrating Women in Science and Engineering mini-grant program funded by the Women in Science and Engineering Leadership Institute (WISELI). Thanks again for the opportunity to visit.
My slides are below, and you can watch the video of the presentation here.
We had a great time talking about our research with the ENE research seminar audience. Thanks to everyone who came out to see us, thanks to the group for presenting, and thanks to folks who brought food for snack!
Here are our slides on Slideshare, but admittedly without the cool animation part. (Sorry – Slideshare has its limits, we guess…)
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