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Workshop to Identify Research on Research Security (RORS) Needs in Higher Education
| Investigators | |
|---|---|
| Principal Investigator: Michelle Jarvie-Eggart | |
| Co-Principal Investigator: Matthew Hellman | |
| Co-Principal Investigator: Gregory Odegard | |
| Co-Principal Investigator: Leo Ureel | |
| Co-Principal Investigator: Wayne Weaver | |
| College/School: | College of Engineering |
| Department(s): | Engineering Fundamentals |
Sponsor: National Science Foundation(NSF)
Center/Institute: Institute of Computing and Cybersystems (ICC)
Research Focus: Education and Outreach
CAREER: Quantifying the Effects of Liquid Water Content on the Spectral Albedo of Snow
| Investigators | |
|---|---|
| Principal Investigator: Alden Adolph | |
| College/School: | College of Engineering |
| Department(s): | Engineering Fundamentals |
Sponsor: National Science Foundation(NSF)
Center/Institute: Great Lakes Research Center (GLRC)
Research Focus:
Collaborative Research: Research Initiation: Understanding the Opportunities and Impacts of Undergraduate Engineering Students' Adoption of Software Engineering Practices and Tools
| Investigators | |
|---|---|
| Principal Investigator: Michelle Jarvie-Eggart | |
| College/School: | College of Engineering |
| Department(s): | Engineering Fundamentals |
Sponsor: National Science Foundation(NSF)
Center/Institute: Research and Innovation in STEAM Education (RISE)
Research Focus: Education and Outreach
NSF I-Corps Hub: Great Lakes Region
| Investigators | |
|---|---|
| Principal Investigator: Mary Raber | |
| Co-Principal Investigator: Andrew Barnard | |
| Co-Principal Investigator: Adrienne Minerick | |
| College/School: | College of Engineering |
| Department(s): | Engineering Fundamentals |
Sponsor: University of Michigan
Center/Institute: Research and Innovation in STEAM Education (RISE)
Research Focus: Education & Outreach
Facilities
DEERS: Da Engineering Education Research Space
We are committed to improving engineering education. We perform research supporting engineering students and promoting technology adoption.
Contact: Michelle Jarvie-Eggart
Centers and Institutes
Mission
The mission of the Institute of Computing and Cybersystems (ICC) is to promote research and learning experiences in the areas of cyber-physical systems, cybersecurity, data sciences, human-centered computing, and scalable architectures and systems for the benefit of Michigan Tech and society at large.
Objectives
- Bring faculty and students together to discover innovative new knowledge in the field of computing
- Foster interdisciplinary collaborations and enable faculty to develop multidisciplinary proposals and conduct impactful research which otherwise would not be possible
- Create a platform for broad sets of national and international collaborations to make valuable contributions to the field
- Promote The Alliance for Computing, Information, and Automation (ACIA) external visibility
Centers
- Center for Interdisciplinary Research on Culture and Technology (CIRCT)
- The Elizabeth and Richard Henes Center for Quantum Phenomena (CQP)
Visit the ICC website to learn more!
The Research and Innovation in STEAM Education Institute (RISE) provides services for faculty and staff interested in science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics education at all levels.
Purpose
The purpose of the Research and Innovation in STEAM Education Institute (RISE) is to recognize, strengthen, and encourage collaboration in STEAM education pedagogy through fundamental and discipline based education research (DBER), and to establish Michigan Technological University as a leader in Michigan, the nation, and the world in the area of STEAM education research. The RISE Institute is aligned with the vision for Centers and Institutes on the Michigan Tech campus, which is to help to promote interdisciplinary work that involves faculty from several different departments on and off campus.
- Culture: The RISE Institute promotes a culture that values teamwork and collaboration, and recognizes all contributions of faculty, staff, and students to meet our mission. To facilitate this culture, the RISE Institute provides support to the University community through programming directed towards implementation of outreach, scholarship and educational research.
- Vision: A collaborative, interdisciplinary community fostering excellent STEAM opportunities for all.
Mission
Maintain a robust community of stakeholders at Michigan Tech, who will serve as the bridge from proposal preparation and submission through empirical activities to outreach and dissemination by engaging in the following activities:
- Serve the research and scholarship activities of the community of educational researchers at Michigan Tech
- Build capacity in STEAM disciplines through networking, scholarly pursuits and interdisciplinary research related to innovative pedagogy, transformative learning, and cutting-edge teaching and learning practices
- Maximize inter-department collaboration to eliminate program duplication, enabling effective use of resources while maximizing the impact made on the Michigan Tech community
Visit the RISE website to learn more!