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In May 2008, Curt Carlson, CEO of SRI, trained 20 faculty members at Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI) in the NABC (Need, Approach, Benefits, and Competition) method to develop effective value propositions for integrating innovation into undergraduate and graduate courses. Supported by a KEEN Foundation grant, WPI has introduced innovative educational delivery methods, focusing on sustainability, robotics, materials science, and entrepreneurship. Faculty workshops and new course offerings are designed to enrich the learning experience, exemplifying WPI's commitment to fostering an innovative educational environment.
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Innovation@wpi =Lehr X Kunst Rick Sisson Mechanical Engineering
What’s new? • 20 faculty members trained by Curt Carlson of SRI • Value propositions • Integration into courses • GPS • Undergrad and graduate • KEEN Foundation grant to develop innovation education at WPI (Tryggvason and Schaufeld) • Faculty workshops • New course • Other activities Worcester Polytechnic Institute
Faculty training • Curt Carlson CEO of SRI held a workshop for 20 faculty members in May 2008 • Focus on NABC method • Developed our value propositions • Graduate education • Undergraduate education • Sustainability • Innovative educational delivery methods Worcester Polytechnic Institute
Integration into the curriculumLehr X Kunst • GPS • Undergraduate courses • Robotics • Process design • Graduate courses • Physics Seminar • Materials Science & Engineering Seminars • Entrepreneurship Worcester Polytechnic Institute
KEEN Foundation • Faculty workshops • New course Worcester Polytechnic Institute