2006 ASEE Workshop on K-12 Engineering Education
Saturday, June 17, 2006,
Chicago, IL

Thank you for joining us in Chicago for the 2006 Workshop on K-12 Engineering Education. The event was a great success! Twenty-four different workshop presentations were offered to the 146 guests in attendance that day. Below, you will find a sampling of the workshop proceedings.

PROCEEDINGS

Keynote Address
Ray Almgren, National Instruments VP of Product Marketing & Academic Relations

1. Bringing Engineering into Middle Schools: Learning Science and Math through Guided Inquiry and Engineering Design

Larry G. Richards, Christine Guy Schnittka–University of Virginia

2. Energy in Our Lives: Preparing Middle School Students for Our Energy Future

Susan E. Powers, Sarah Scafidi McGuire–Clarkson University

3. Get a Grip! A Middle School Engineering Challenge

4. How Does Ultrasound Imaging Work?
Stacy S. Klein–Vanderbilt University

5. Infinity Project: Engineering Education for Today’s Classroom
Rosemary G. Aguilar–Infinity Project, School of Engineering, Southern Methodist University

6. Informed Design
Peggie Weeks, Dave Burghardt–Hofstra University

7. INSPIRES (INcreasing Student Participation, Interest and Recruitment in Engineering and Science)
Julia Ross, Taryn Bayles, Sara Titus–University of Maryland, Baltimore County

8. Introduction to Engineering through Mathematics
Anne Spence, Taryn Bayles, Melissa Corkum–University of Maryland, Baltimore County

9. Invention, Innovation, & Inquiry (I3)
Matthew Anna, Katherine Weber–California University of Pennsylvania

10. Marconi Challenge: Infrared Light Data Transmission – the 21st Century “Crystal Radio”

11. Mission Define Your Future: Exploring Math and Science

12. Standards-based Learning: An Introduction to the Engineering Design Process Using a Paper Drop Competition

13. Teaching Mathematics with Real World Correlation

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