Fall 2020 Husky Bites | College of Engineering

Free 20-minute Interactive Zoom Webinars

Husky Bites Resumes Spring 2021, Starting January 25.

Craving some brain food?

Come have dinner Monday 6 p.m. ET with Dean Janet Callahan and faculty guests. Grab some supper (or just flop down on your couch) and learn something new. Hosted by the College of Engineering at Michigan Technological University and featuring faculty who present 20 minute interactive webinars with time after for Q&A. Join us early at 5:45 p.m. for conversation and a weather update.

This family-friendly event is BYOC (bring your own curiosity). Starting September 14 and held weekly through December.

Fall Schedule - Check Back for Updates
Event	Speaker	Blog Story	Facebook	YouTube
September 14	Joshua Pearce with Megan Kreiger	3D Printing Waste into Profit	Sept. 14 Stream
September 21	Bill Sproule with John Scott	Houghton, Michigan Tech, and the Stanley Cup	Sept. 21 Stream
September 28	Sarah Sun with George Ochieze	Nice Shirt! Embroidered Electronics and Motion-Powered Devices	Sept. 28 Stream	Sept. 28 Video
October 5	Orhan Soykan with Tim Kolesar	Prolific Inventing	Oct. 5 Stream	Oct. 5 Video
October 12	Erik Herbert with Iver Anderson	Holy Grail! Energy Storage on the Nanoscale	Oct. 12 Stream	Oct. 12 Video
October 19	Tim Havens with Hanieh Deilamsalehy	Warm and Fuzzy Machine Learning	na	Oct. 19 Video
October 26	Paul Bergstrom with Tom Wallner	Nanoscaled Epic Fails!	Oct. 26 Stream	Oct. 26 Video
November 2	Mary Raber with Brad Turner	Solving Wicked Problems	Nov. 2 Stream	Nov. 2 Video
November 9	David Shonnard with Felix Adom	Waste Plastics are Taking Over the World and The Solution is Circular	Nov. 9 Stream	Nov. 9 Video
November 16	Bill Endres with Haley Edie, Ethan Twardy, and Theo Wachowski	Pivoting During the Pandemic: From COVID to Codes	Nov. 16 Stream	Nov. 16 Video
November 23	Marty Lagina with Bill Predebon	Say YES to the Quest: Reflections, Energy and Adventure!	Nov. 23 Stream	Nov. 23 Video
November 30	Pengfei Xue with Guy Meadows	From Severe to Extreme: Modeling Climate Change and Coastal Hazards on the Great Lakes	Nov. 30 Stream	Nov. 30 Video
December 7	Raymond Shaw with Will Cantrell	Lake Superior in My Driveway: Lake Effect Snow in the Keweenaw	Dec. 7 Stream Dec. 7 Stream Part 2	Dec. 7 Video

Who should come?

Everyone—future students, friends, family, alumni, and our MTU family, all are welcome. Please join us for some adventure and fun.

Zoom Webinar

Prizes for near perfect attendance!

For those that have already registered, look for your Husky Bites Confirmation email or Reminder: Husky Bites starts in 1 hour email and use the Click Here to Join link.

Facebook Live Stream

Visit the Michigan Tech College of Engineering page at 6 p.m. ET on Mondays.

Host

Janet Callahan

Dean, College of Engineering

"Welcome and thank you everyone for joining us! We’re recording the webinars this summer and posting them in case you’re busy one Monday."Janet Callahan

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to register?

Yes, even if you had registered for the summer session. Please register here.

Once I have registered, am I done for the season?

Yes—once you’re registered, you have the Zoom link which will remain the same unless we need to change it for security reasons (and in which case a new link will be emailed). We expect this registration to be valid for Fall 2020 and Spring 2021 Husky Bites sessions. Your registration notification might list only the first few sessions, but you are registered indefinitely.

Is there any other way to watch Husky Bites besides Zoom?

Yes—we are doing a Facebook Livestream. In Facebook search for Michigan Tech College of Engineering and join us there!

I am not sure what my major will be. Will I learn about the different fields of engineering?

Yes, we have speakers across all of our disciplines! Join us and learn a bit about what the different fields of engineering are, and what we do!

Will this webinar be posted as a video afterwards?

YES! On the Husky Bites site (this page).

Can I invite my friends and family?

Yes, please send them the registration link. All are welcome!

Welcome to Husky Bites for Fall 2020

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