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Development and Implementation of an NAE Grand Challenge Scholars Program: A Case Study at North Carolina State University |
Published in: | Innovation in Education and Inclusion : Proceedings of the 16th LACCEI International Multi-Conference for Engineering, Education and Technology | |
Date of Conference: | July 18-20, 2018 |
Location of Conference: | Lima, Perú |
Authors: | David Parish (North Carolina State Univ., US) Jerome Lavelle (North Carolina State Univ., US) Louis Martin-Vega (North Carolina State Univ., US)
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Full Paper: | #87 |
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Abstract:
The vision of the Grand Challenge Scholars Program
(GCSP) in the College of Engineering (COE) at North Carolina
State University is to maintain and enhance our College’s global
reputation for excellence and to be a world-class leader and
international model for facilitating intellectual property and
technology transfer. The program addresses the fourteen Grand
Challenges established by the National Academy of Engineering,
by providing diverse educational possibilities, global-scale research
alternatives, and numerous entrepreneurial or service learning
opportunities for our students. This paper addresses the
development and implementation of this program.
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