. Once participant mentioned: “The program provided the resources and the structure for me to complete my applicationpackage. The program also connected me with applicants on the same timeline as myself. Wemet several times after the program to practice our chalk talks and to perform mock interviews.We used the information from the program (written resources and the Q&A panel info) togenerate interview questions. I was very prepared for my Zoom interviews and for my in-personinterviews. This provided me with the confidence (Underrepresented groups in STEM lackconfidence during interviews).”Most and Least Useful Aspect of the SPARK ProgramAfter the program, participants were asked to report on the most and least useful aspect of theSPARK
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the final project poster presentation, students were asked to demonstrate their effectivecommunication skills. The result was remarkable, with 95% of students reporting that itsignificantly helped them initiate conversations and engage with the audience. Additionally, 63%of students found it useful in handling Q&A sessions, and 74% of them reported increasedconfidence in their communication skills. Some students (26%) also mentioned that they learnedhow to create a poster and organize their poster layout. When asked for suggestions to improvethe course, one main recommendation from students was to introduce short quizzes after eachtopic to reinforce lecture content.The survey results indicate that students found the course engaging and
class, not just controls, but safety or optimization. Include juniors in Senior Design presentations Increase the presentation time for the juniors' deliverablesFuture WorkThe authors acknowledge the timing between the work done in the Process Control and Safetyclass and the timing for the Seniors' deliverables is less than ideal. Adjustments in both classesare possible and would be looked into. Some other improvements would be to have more timefor the interviews, have the design group project information provided to the potential internsbeforehand, and incorporate a 5-7 min Q&A with all the groups at once, where the intervieweescan ask all the groups at once certain questions.We need to find a solution to the perception that only students
, we deployed a summer faculty development program, beginning in thesummer of 2021. Content included (a) innovation mindset, iterative innovation cycles, goal setting andmeasurement, and cultures that encourage innovation; (b) facilitation of the additive innovation process, (c)active learning methodologies and barriers; (d) diversity in the classroom; and (e) the psychology oflearning. The summer development program was offered to all applicants who submitted pedagogicalinnovation proposals. Six workshop classes were offered and facilitated by the grant team, as well as fouroptional Q&A sessions. The development program is designed to provide formal skills in innovation–skillsthat might be intuitive in research for many faculty–so the
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initially hesitant to engage with us on this project due to the logistics of kitcirculation and concerns with how kits would fit within their existing structure of their summerreading program. To allay the library’s concerns, we worked out a plan to utilize their existingactivity registration system to sign families up and their main branch for distribution. Our teamresponded to all email inquiries from the participants, provided weekly online Q&A sessions,and restocked used materials in kits. The library maintained control over registration andcommunication with families, including all personal identifying information. Our library partnersnoted that they appreciated that we worked within their parameters of lead time for planning ofthe summer
Sign-In/Team Assignmentsworkshop participants to a series of 9:00 AM Introductions/Team Icebreaker Activityengineering activities and careerpaths. Through the SWEET 9:30 AM Overview of Engineering Disciplines PresentationProgram, middle school-aged girls 10:00 AM Activity 1were exposed to the exciting andmeaningful career possibilities in 11:00 AM Lunch/Engineering Facilities Tourengineering from the perspectives of 12:00 PM Q&A with SWE Professional Membersfaculty, current students, and women 12:30 PM Activity 2in the industry. Workshopparticipants
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