Innovation EXPO - IEE 3010 First Place, Inferno Apron – Josh Colwell, Larry Fisher, Kyle Joslin
Innovation EXPO - IEE 3010 Second Place - Reusable Take-out – Nickolas Gromek, Sarah Hansen, Jen McKeiver
Innovation EXPO - IEE 3010 Third Place, Seat at Table – Danialle Baumgardner, Nicholas Koch, Christina Lyon
Innovation EXPO - IEE 3010 Popular Vote – Ali Clines, David Lovegrove-Bulley, Colin Whitman
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The Industrial and Entrepreneurial Engineering curriculum at WMU combines a traditional engineering program with an entrepreneurial engineering focus where engineering design, creativity and innovation are emphasized throughout the curriculum. The curriculum offers students the opportunity to solve real world problems in a practical business model setting. Students learn how to bring real products and services to market and how to start their own companies to market and sell their product ideas.
Engineering Management combines math, chemistry, physics, electronics, computers and accounting, with communication, team building and the importance of the human dimension in the workplace. In this field, you will have the opportunity to use specialized labs to study ergonomics, information technology, plant layout, and material handling at the state-of-the-industry Parkview campus designed to promote the future success of our students.
1 more year to earn both BS and MS
100% actively engaged undergraduates post graduation
5 department research and teaching labs
4.2 average years to BSE degree for first year students
Engineering professor Larry Mallak teamed up with eight experts across the United States to create a training series for the American Society for Engineering Management certification exams and served as the subject matter expert in leadership and organizational management, adding his broad skills in creating virtual content to the mix.
Four companies won prizes totaling $5,000 during this year's competition Feb. 15 on the campus of Western Michigan University.
May 26
The Great COVID quarantine of 2020 changed how we work, live, play, read, source essentials, and even how we think. We used new tools, got creative with old ones, connected more with some people and less with others, things were canceled, webinars were added, plans were scuttled and new ones were created, some gigs went away and others were added. When you look back on your time working from home (WFH), what will you identify as your accomplishments? Did you intentionally write down goals to achieve during this time or did it just evolve on its own?
April 7
Access all of the Industrial and Entrepreneurial Engineering and Engineering Management Senior Design Presentations
