UWEB Education1998

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Professional Development
National Academy of Sciences, Academy of
Engineering, American Institute of
Medicine Reshaping Graduate Education - 1995
Interdisciplinary Experience and Team
Skills Provide Broader Experience With Minor
Degrees
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Graduate Professional Development
1. Future Faculty Training Certificate
Academic Leaders Teaching Careers 2.
Entrepreneurship in Technology Certificate
Collaboration with School of Business
Intrapreneurship Training Entrepreneurship
Training
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Changing University Culture
July Site Visit November Graduate School
Committee January UW Guidelines February
Committee April Resubmission May Acceptance
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FFT Program
Teaching Principles
Unit 1 - How do students learn science/engineering
Unit 2 - Designing and Delivering Courses
1. Content Development 2. Course
Design 3. Pedagogical Methods 4.
Evaluation and Assessment Unit 3 - Communicating
Course Requirements Unit 4 - Teaching Resources
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FFT Program
Teaching Technologies
Unit 1 - Where is technology appropriate? Unit 2
- Matching technology with pedagogical
goals Unit 3 - Graphic Design, Multi-Media, Web
Tools Unit 4 - Integration of technology and
course design
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FFT Program
Teaching Experience Curriculum Development
Faculty Mentored Refresh Our Curriculum
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FFT Program
Career Pathways
Unit 1 - What types of careers are
available? Unit 2 - Preparing for academic
careers Unit 3 - FacultyIssues - Tenure
etc. Unit 4 - Public Education
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EIT Program
Goals 1. Science and engineering students
will learn in the same classroom with MBA
students how to develop new technology
products/ventures. 2. Students will be
enabled to pursue a variety of careers in
technology commercialization, new venture
financing, intellectual property assessment and
technology consulting.
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EIT Program Overview

• 1. EIT Bootcamp
• 2. Core Pathways
• Entrepreneurship
• Intrapreneurship
• 3. Capstone project

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EIT Capstone Project
PEI Business Plan Competition 1999
5 Universities 67 Plans
100 Judges
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EIT Beyond Curriculum

• Interaction with Regional Entrepreneurs

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PEI Advisory Board Members

• Neal Dempsey, Chairman, Bay Partners
• Arthur W. Buerck, Founder, Available Personnel
  Services
• Robert Center, Former Director, Washington
  Technology Center
• Lee Cheetham, Washington Technology Center
• Jon M. Christoffersen, Pacific Lumber Shipping
  Co.
• Ron Crockett, Founder, Emerald Downs
• Michael Darland, Founder, Mosaix
• Bill Erickson, Venture Law Group
• Barry Forman, American Paradigm Corporation
• David Giuliani, Founder, Optiva Corporation

• Karl R. Hermanns, Seed Berry
• Ronald S. Howell, Washington Research Foundation
• Peter La Haye, Sr., Founder, NeOptx
• Tony Laliberte, Ernst Young LLP
• Scot Land, Encompass Ventures
• Robert Nelsen, Arch Venture Partners
• Doug Overterf, Founder, CoMedical, Inc.
• Jerry Ryles, Microserv, Inc.
• Jonathan Scott, New Venture Associates
• Dale J. Vogel, U.S. Venture Partners
• Joe Walter, Founder, The Walter Group
• Dennis P. Weston, Fluke Capital Management, L.P.

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PEI Club
Students exploring together the opportunities
and challenges of creating and managing
successful enterprises.