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TASK FORCE MEMBERS
Paul Peercy, Dean
Steven Cramer
Amy Wendt
Jeffrey Russell
Wendy Crone
Darryl Thelen
Dan Klingenberg

TASK FORCE & ROUNDTABLE ACTIVITIES

Call for Proposals, Transforming Undergraduate Education in the College of Engineering

Funded Projects Announced

Task Force Update

Call for Proposals, Transforming Undergraduate Education in the College of Engineering

Distinguished Lecture Series: "Engineering Education for the 21st Century," by William A. Wulf

Task Force Update

Roundtable Activities Summary

Development of COE 2010

All-College Meeting

Listening Sessions Summary, October-November 2005

All-College Meeting Notes

REPORTS
THE NATIONAL ACADEMIES
Rising Above the Gathering Storm
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF ENGINEERING
The Engineer of 2020
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF ENGINEERING
Educating the Engineer of 2020
WILLIAM MASSY
Honoring the Trust

COE 2010:

A college that is more than the sum of its parts.

“Our vision for the future is a College of Engineering that offers greatly increased cross-disciplinary, cross-departmental, and cross-campus research and education in an increasingly collaborative community of scholars.”

— COE 2010 Task Force

The College of Engineering 2010 Task Force formed in 2005 in response to three major forces that shape the future of engineering education:

The 2010 Task Force invites all members of the college community to join with us to design the COE of the future.

Task Force Update, Tuesday, February 19, 2008:

Request for Proposals to Transform Undergraduate Education in the COE. Deadline: 5 p.m. CST, Monday, March 17, 2008.

The College of Engineering is soliciting proposals from faculty and staff within the college for projects that align with the vision and educational goals developed through the efforts of 2010 Task Force. Proposals must address development, implementation, assessment and dissemination of projects that will demonstrate major advance in providing a contemporary undergraduate engineering education. For FY 09, we expect to fund this program at a level up to approximately $500,000 distributed amongst a variety of project sizes ranging from $10,000 to $80,000. Please be aware that funding awarded through this call is anticipated to begin July 1, 2008 and expenditures must be completed by June 30, 2009. The goal is to begin implementation for some projects as early as the fall semester of 2008 and all projects no later than September 2009. Details