List of Contributions

Bill, M – glad to see that Stephanie's 2018 post is re-energized again. And there have been many valuable comments and suggestions in the past. The length and diversity of comments – and the fresh interests of the topic show that practicing engineers are keen on seeing some changes in engg edu. I ...

David – thanks for sharing with us the ASCE Education Summit info. Perhaps you are aware, have followed or are following the communications (there are multiple threads on the engineering edu topic) of many practicing engineers through the Collaborate Forum. The opinions and suggestions expressed in ...

The Source article is a good read, Mitch. I like the cited Smart Management book cover image. It starts with fuzzy entangled circles that yield to a single circle when things become clear – when management direction becomes clear. It's like the fuzzy quantum state waves that collapse into a single particle ...

Great to see your points Heidi. At the same time, some realities pointed out by Haydn are worth noting (Running a Zoo! Is it?). While preparing a student to shoulder the engineering responsibility – aren't the 'human factors' and elevating an engineer's perspectives important? Here are a few relevant ...

Bill, in 2017 there was a thread on Engineering Leadership. Some 12 discussions were posted that came up with different understandings and opinions about engineering leadership roles. As one can understand – during that time, as it is now – all focuses have been on engineering business leadership. ...