Month: September 2018

ESED is proud to announcement the addition of Dr. Kelly Best Lazar to our department.  Kelly brings experience in geosciences education research to the department.  As a post-doctoral associate at Clemson, she investigated experiential learning as a mechanism to engage students in geosciences.  Lazar led a group of undergraduate researchers in developing activities based on […]

Engineering technology plays an ever-increasing important role in the nation’s infrastructure and capacity for innovation.  In 2014, more than half of all engineering credentials awarded were to people completing engineering technology (ET) programs at community and technical colleges, yet little is known about the role of ET in the workforce.  To study key aspects of […]

Catherine McGough, ESED PhD candidate and NSF Graduate Research Fellow, received the iREDEFINE Award from the Electrical and Computer Engineering Department Heads Association (ECEDHA) and funded by NSF.  The award supported Catherine’s travel to a two-day workshop that coincided with the annual ECEDHA conference in Monterey, CA, March 17-18, 2018.  The intent of the award […]

Marisa Orr received an Award for Excellence from the Clemson Board of Trustees on 2-8-18 for her NSF CAREER award. Connect to http://newsstand.clemson.edu/researcher-uses-award-to-create-webmd-of-academic-advising/ .

We are thrilled that ESED alumna and current Academic Success Center staff member Dr. Rachel Anderson has been named as one of four nationwide winners of the 2018 Apprentice Faculty Grant by the American Society for Engineering Education’s Educational Research and Methods Division.  Rachel completed her dissertation research with Dr. Julie Martin, ESED Associate Professor.  […]