When It Comes to Outreach, It’s in the Community
Two emerging programs at Duke provide valuable lessons on how to build experiences for a diverse set of local students to help expand the STEM pipeline.
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Building Bridges with Communities, Not for Them
Students constructing a 122-meter footbridge in Eswatini benefit from the work just as much as those who will use it on a daily basis.
STEM has Style
STEM educators and fashion entrepreneurs team up to change perceptions of computing and engineering through ‘TechArts and Crafts’ workshops
Middle School Students Catch (Sound) Waves at Duke
Duke’s Pre-College engineering summer program builds opportunities for creativity and innovation through introductory audio engineering
Lessons Learned from Feeding Lemurs Extend Beyond Duke
Modeled after Duke Engineering’s First-Year Design program, Duke’s arm of Engineering for US All is working with students at Oxford Preparatory School
Aaron Kyle Named Director of Duke BME DEI
Kyle aims to expand and enhance diversity, equity and inclusion efforts both inside and outside of Duke BME
COSMOS comes to Duke and Durham
When an educational test bed meets Duke engineering research, engaged learning happens
At Duke, Durham Middle School Students Apply Engineering Design Concepts to Real-Life Challenges
Duke BME hosted the inaugural two-day Outreach Design Education Hackathon in a campus design lab
Duke Engineering-Mentored High School Robotics Team Earns Trip to State Championship
Valence Robotics/Team 8429 aims to take the North Carolina state trophy in the FIRST® Robotics Competition
Taking the Bull City by the Horns
ECE senior Sydney Hunt sets an example of persistence for girls learning math
Outreach Design Education Launches in Duke BME
The immersive design program will help introduce younger students across local Durham schools to practical engineering concepts
Army Officer/Duke Engineer Aiming to Strengthen Fleet Maintenance with AI
Maj. Patrick Kuiper, a Duke ECE doctoral student, is leveraging sensor data to improve the US Army's vehicle fleet