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Research in Engineering Education Symposium (REES)
July 7-10, 2008
Davos, Switzerland
Conference Abstracts
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In some cases there are multiple authors. See abstract.
1A Engineering Students Define Diversity: An Uncommon Thread Lorraine N. Fleming, Howard University
1A The Engineer of 2020: Case Studies of Organizational Features of Effective Engineering Education Ann McKenna, Northwestern University
1A Exploring Gender Disparities in Engineering Clemencia Cosentino, The Urban Institute
1B Learner centered? How engineering faculty talk about students when reporting teaching decision Jessica M. Yellin, Univ. of Washington
1B Using Inquiry-Based Activities to Promote Understanding of Critical Engineering Concepts Michael Prince, Bucknell University
1B Seeing the Forest and the Trees: Holistic Learner Development Jennifer Karlin, South Dakota School of Mines and Technology
1C Learning to think critically in and about engineering: A liberative perspective Donna M. Riley, Smith College
1C The Practice of Critical Thinking: Preliminary Data and Analysis Elliot P. Douglas, University of Florida
1C Learning Community Effects on Writing and Critical Thinking Skills of First-Year Engineering Students Rebecca L. Damron, Oklahoma State University
2A Interests in Engineering: A developmental perspective Demetra Evangelou, Purdue University
2A Age Related Gender Differences in Interests in Engineering Meara Habashi, Purdue University
2A From Research to Proactive: Redesigning AP Science Courses to Promote Advanced Learning and Conceptual Understanding James Pellegrino, University of Illinois at Chicago
2B Early Career Learning by Novice Engineers James Trevelyan, The University of Western Australia
2B Engineering Students' External and Internal Frames of Reference for the Construction of Professional Identity Matt Eliot, University of Washington
2B Work in progress: engineering identity markers in faculty members Alice L Pawley, Purdue University
2C The Impact of a Week-Long Second Year Industrial Field Trip Duncan Fraser, University of Cape Town
2C Using Hybrid Data to Model Student Success in Eng with Artificial Neural Networks P.K. Imbrie, Purdue University
2C Investigating the Linkages Between Unethical Professional Behaviors and Engineering Undergraduate Cheating Donald Carpenter, Lawrence Tech. University
3A Real Engineering is not what you learned at school ….. or is it James Trevelyan, The University of Western Australia
3A Port Baccalaureate Decision of High Achieving Black Stem Students: Exploring the What, When and Why Lorraine N. Fleming, Howard University
3A Contingent Immersion: A Naturalistic Methodology for Discovering the Socio-technical Realities of Engineering Practice David F. Radcliffe, Purdue University
3B The Influence of Problem Structure on Students' Use of Innovative Learning Strategies Ann McKenna, Northwestern University
3B A Cognitive Study of Problem Solving in Statics Thomas Litzinger, The Pennsylvania State University
3B Situating Complex Systems with Appropriate Representations Sean Brophy, Purdue University
3C Investigating levels of conceptual understanding: A case study from thermal and transport science Ruth Streveler, Purdue University
3C Student understanding of "surface area to volute ratio" and it's relationship to property change in the nano-science engineering context Greg Light, Northwestern University
3C Effect of Pedagogy on Learning by Conceptual Change for Deformation-Processing Misconceptions in Structure-Property Relationships in Materials Engineering Classes Steve Krause, Arizona State University
4A The Many Homes of Engineering Education Research: Historical Analysis of PhD Dissertations Johannes Strobell, Purdue University
4A Understanding fundamental assumptions underlying educational research through the lens of a cultural 'Verfremdungseffekt' Joachim Walther, University of Queensland
4A Engineering Education Research: Global Trends and Collaborative Opportunities Brent K. Jesiek, Virginia Tech
4B The Engineering Learning Environment and it's Level of Complexity in an American Mechanical Engineering Program Nadia N. Kellan, Univ. of Georgia
4B Producing a Globally Competent Engineer: evaluation and Assessment of the Georgia Tech. International Plan Jonathan Gordon, Georgia Institute of Technology
4B International Undergraduate Research Projects Heide Naderer, Aachen University
4C Investigating the Notion of Critical Mass of Women in Engineering using Longitudinal Student Records Matthew W. Ohland, Purdue University
4C Faculty-Student Interactions in Engineering: The Influence of Social Reproduction on Representation of the Sexes Teri Reed-Rhoads, Purdue University
4C Gender and Educational Codes in Mechanical Engineering and Materials Science: An Ethnographic Approach Anne-Francoise Gilbert, University of Bern
5A Project-Based Teaching and learning In Thermo-Fluid Courses Syed Zubair, King Fahd University
5A Social Capital and Academic Achievement in an Electrical Engineering Lab Shane Brown, Washington State University
5A Measuring tacit knowledge: the hidden dimension of laboratory classes and engineering practices James Trevelyan, The University of Western Australia
5B WIP: Team Satisfaction: A Assessment of Events Defining Team Satisfaction in Engineering Design Robert Knecht, Colorado School of Mines
5B Potential challenger for engineering students working on team with liberal arts students: Recommendations for structuring and managing multidisciplinary projects Linda Vanasupa, California Polytechnic State University
5B A Semi-definete Programming Formulation to Quantify Rater Ability When performing Peer Evaluations P.K. Imbrie, Purdue University
5C Improved Student Achievement through Computerized Dynamic Assessment N. Nirmala Khandan, New Mexico State University
5C The Role of Virtual Laboratories in Capstone Engineering Courses Milo D. Koretsky, Oregon State University
5C Cyber-environments as a platforms for integrating engineering research and education Krishna P.C. Madhavan, Clemson University
6A Facilitating the Adoption and Dissemination of Active and Cooperative Learning Methodologies in Engineering Education Using a Learner Activity Index Approach Bill Williams, Setubal Polytechnic
6A Considering Context Over Time: Emerging Findings From a Longitudinal Study of Engineering Students Cynthia Atman, CAEE
6A Teaching and Assessing Systems Thinking in Engineering Roger Hadgraft, University of Melbourne
6B Linking reflections and professional preparedness: The course: based professional portfolio Jennifer Turns, University of Washington
6B Designing for insightful learning in mechanics through lab work Jonte Bernhard, Linkoping University
6B A Longitudinal Study of the Ethical Development of Engineering and Non-Engineering Students at a National Research University Cynthia J. Finelli, University of Michigan
6C Investigating Engineering Students' and Practitioners' Mathematical Thinking Monica E. Cardella, Purdue University
6C Engaging Faculty & Students Across & Beyond Disciplines though an innovative Graduate level Curriculum: A Multi-year, Multi-Method Study of Associations Pamela Jean Theroux, University of Albany/SUNY
6C Ways of experiencing cross-disciplinary practice in engineering contexts Robin S. Adams, Purdue University
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