Category: EED

‘We want to lead the nation in AI’: EEd hosts inaugural college AI Days
October 26, 2026The Department of Engineering Education hosted the inaugural College of Engineering AI Days, bringing together more than 70 faculty, staff and students to explore AI’s role in engineering education and research, responsible AI use, and interdisciplinary innovation.
Read more: ‘We want to lead the nation in AI’: EEd hosts inaugural college AI Days »Preparing the next generation of engineering educators
October 21, 2026Knowing engineering is one thing; teaching it effectively is another. The University of Florida’s Engineering Education & Excellence (E³) Fellows Program helps early-career educators bridge that gap through supervised teaching, faculty mentorship and professional development.
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Meet line dancer, mentor and EEd doctoral superstar Teresa Myrthil
September 18, 2026Teresa Myrthil, a doctoral student in engineering education, draws on her experiences in engineering to support and mentor the next generation of engineers.
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Ph.D. students mentoring the next generation through PRIME
August 31, 2026Over the summer, the inaugural cohort of the Ph.D. Research and Interdisciplinary Mentoring Experience, known as PRIME, celebrated its graduation.
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Dial-up internet and a clunky PC set a path from India to UF
June 11, 2026Amanpreet Kapoor, Ph.D., was a fifth grader in Agra, India, when his mother presented him with his first computer, a clunky Compaq PC. At the time, the only option to hop on the internet was a screechy dial-up connection. It was a primitive — and noisy — connection that sparked a curiosity in him that […]
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One bulletin board launches a UF legend: Angela Lindner to retire after 28 years
May 20, 2026Angela Lindner, Ph.D., is retiring after almost 30 years at UF. Her journey was defined by resilience amid personal loss and institutional hurdles, culminating in tenure, prolific student‑support programs and a reputation for student‑centric, visionary leadership.
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UF professor helps Dominican teens refine fire-snuffing robot from 1,000 miles away
May 19, 2026From Gainesville to the Dominican Republic, Herbert Wertheim College of Engineering professor Edwin Marte mentored students via Zoom as they redesigned a fire-detecting robot that earned international recognition in Singapore.
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From teacher to student to superhero, meet EEd’s Syed Hassan Tanvir
October 23, 2025Hassan Tanvir came to the University of Florida to pursue a Ph.D. in engineering education with a background unlike many in the department.
Read more: From teacher to student to superhero, meet EEd’s Syed Hassan Tanvir »EEd Chair message for fall 2025
October 18, 2025Dear faculty, students, and friends, I want to thank you for a truly amazing year at the Department of Engineering Education. I write these words just days after the graduation of our fifth Ph.D. student. I want to congratulate Drs. Edwin Marte, Jabari Wilson, Jasmine Smith, Dennis Parnell Jr. and Gadhaun Aslam. This year also marked the […]
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AI-enabled Edugator tool wins 2025 Florida Government Productivity Award
September 18, 2025A team of innovators from the University of Florida has created an award-winning tool that’s transforming the way students learn to code and saving them money in the process.
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