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NSF award 2625617 · Seattle University

NLI: Design and Development: Critical Thinking in the Age of AI: Forming EOP-Minded Leaders through Transformative AI-Enhanced Learning

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28 June 2030

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Award number
2625617
Period of support
1 Mar 2027 – 28 Feb 2030
Amount
$349,999
Awardee
Seattle University, Seattle, WA
Program
EngEd-Engineering Education
Directorate
ENG

Abstract

Preparing effective engineering leaders requires more than technical content and book- based problem solving. Feedback from industry professionals affirms that, in addition to developing analytical expertise in a technical domain, early-career engineers need to think critically about problems in context, to communicate clearly with a wide range of people and to work collaboratively with others. They also must be…

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