2023 Engineering Unleashed Faculty Development National Workshop Application

2023 Engineering Unleashed Faculty Development National Workshop Application

Use this form to propose a workshop to be included in the upcoming season of Engineering Unleashed Faculty Development (EUFD) workshops. The proposal will be reviewed by the EUFD Team and Advisory Council. Upon approval, you'll be notified by staff of the KFF. Also, if your proposal is approved, your entries to this form will be used to create the initial promotion materials for the workshop.
Read First

Before you propose an Engineering Unleashed Faculty Development national workshop, please read the instructions for this form here and review the Facilitator and Coach Roles and Responsibilities Overview here.
Suggested Topic (proposing a workshop with a prescribed EM related topic)Open Topic (proposing a workshop with a new EM related topic)
Of the designated topics, which are you proposing?

The "What?"

Please complete the following fields to describe the logistics of your proposed workshop.
Name (The person completing this form is the proposed workshop team leader.)*

First NameLast Name
Email*
example@example.com
Proposed Workshop Title*
(Please note: This may be used to create promotional materials)
Yes - as part of EUFDYes - not as part of EUFDNoOther
In-Person Workshop (e.g., 30 participants meeting over contiguous days at a common location)Virtual Workshop (e.g., 30 participants meeting via Zoom)Other
If the workshop format is in-person, what location(s) is proposed?*
Who might serve on the workshop facilitation/coaching team? (Note: the typical workshop team is comprised of 3 facilitators and 3 coaches.)*
If possible, provide names and contact information (email/phone) for possible workshop team members and specify proposed role(s). (Proposed names are not commitments and may change based on interest and availability.)
Approximate Dates for the Workshop: (Note: in-person workshops are consist of an afternoon session, two full day sessions, and a morning session on 4 consecutive days)*
Most workshops take place between June 1 and Aug 21. For example, you might propose specific dates — whether consecutive or select dates, or something more general, such as the "Third week in June," or "Anytime after July 4th," etc. If you are interested in offering the workshop more than once in 2023 please indicate approximate dates for each offering.

The "Why?"

Does the workshop meet an authentic need? (Please limit your answers to the below questions to 1500 characters.)
What "problem or opportunity" is addressed by offering the workshop?*

0/1500
What experience, qualifications, expertise, passion, etc. makes you a good facilitator or leader of the workshop team?*

0/1500
Is there a similar or potentially competitive engineering education workshop to what you are proposing? If so, please provide details.*

0/1500

The "How?"

All EUFD workshop proposals should map their proposed activities, structure, and interactions to a set of 7 design guidelines. The following questions address these guidelines. (Please limit your answers to 1500 characters.)
Adapt to a Variety of Contexts: Think about who your workshop participants will be and their backgrounds, experiences, positions, disciplines, and institutions. These different parts make up their individual context. With this in mind, what aspects of your workshop will equip and support participants in the application of new learning to their own context?*

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Build Community: Think about the steps it takes to build a community. What aspects of your workshop will create a welcoming and encouraging space for exchange, building understanding, and trust among the community of participants?*

0/1500
Provide Extended Support: The development of faculty should be a consistent theme throughout your workshop. With this in mind, how will a series of touch-points, before and after a meetup, increase both understanding and accountability of participants integrated into your workshop?*

0/1500
Unmistakably Emphasize EM: The cornerstone of Engineering Unleashed Faculty Development workshops is an unmistakable emphasis on the entrepreneurial mindset. With this in mind, what aspects of your workshop will challenge participants to go beyond their present comfort level to examine and leverage entrepreneurial mindset in ways that further both application and scholarship?*

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Create a Vehicle for Action and Scholarship: Your workshop is expected to incorporate an applied project for participants that can be made visible to a larger community. A work product is the basis for further action and scholarship. One example is an independent or collaborative project made visible on EngineeringUnleashed.com. How will your workshop employ such vehicles that serve as an application of the participant’s learning?*

0/1500
Offer an Opportunity: What opportunities will your workshop provide to participants to be recognized for participation? For participants to extend and amplify their work?*

0/1500
Model the Joy of Learning: What aspects of your workshop will create a learning environment that adds inspiration, is dynamic, memorable, enjoyable, and fun?*

0/1500

What difference will it make?

Each workshop must have both a set of overarching goal statements and a set of learning objectives for participants that will be public-facing.   (Please limit your answers to 1500 characters.)
What is the overarching goal statement for the workshop?*

(This may be published for initial promotion purposes.)0/1500
What are the participant learning objectives?*

(This may be published for initial promotion purposes.)0/1500
How do your learning objectives align with your overarching goal statement?*

0/1500
Who is the intended audience for your workshop?*
The proposal will be reviewed by the EUFD Team. Upon approval, you'll be notified by staff of the KFF and this form will be used to create the initial promotion materials for the workshop. Subsequently, additional materials, such as a draft agenda, will be requested.
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