2008 Annual Meeting

Session: Engineering Education Poster Session

This session highlights novel advances in the broad area of chemical engineering education.

Chair

Laurent Simon, New Jersey Institute of Technology

Co-Chair

Ileana C. Carpen, Tennessee Tech University

Presentations

(58b) Integrating Laboratory Modules Based on Scanning Probe Methods into Undergraduate Engineering Education
Daniel B. Knorr, Jason P. Killgore, Tomoko Gray, Joseph Wei, Yeechi Chen, Christopher So, Hanson Fong, David S. Ginger, Mehmet Sarikaya, René M. Overney
(58a) Nanomaterials Curricula: An Interdisciplinary Module for Chemical Engineering
Holly A. Stretz, Chris Wilson
(58d) Lessons in the Operation and Control of Steam Boilers for Power Production and Heating
Douglas Cooper, Robert Rice, Allen D. Houtz
(58e) Teaching and Learning Gibbs Free Energy and the Phase Equilibrium Criteria through 3D Phase Diagrams for Pure Components
L. G. Ríos-Casas, A. Alarcón-García, D. R. Téllez-Muradás, J. R. Flores-Tapia, Nelly Ramírez-Corona
(58h) Demonstration Experiments on Physical Surface Science for Middle Schools
Ranga Narayanan
(58f) The Soccer Ball Model. A Powerful Pok to Approach up-Scaling in the Classroom
Jennifer Anne Pascal, Cynthia Torres, Pedro E. Arce
(58c) Outcomes of a Chemical Engineering Option within a General Engineering Program at a Liberal Arts College
Michael Misovich, Jericho L. Moll, Kurtis F. Blohm, Emily J. Walsh
(58g) Facilitating Interdisciplinary Learning through Incorporation of Biotech Applications
Claire F. Komives
(58i) Recycling of Expanded Polystyrene to Remove Organic Pollutants from Water
Maddy M. Vega-Ayala, D. Bibiana Baez, Gabriela Rodriguez, Samuel Hernandez
(58j) New Method to Estimate the Sublimation Pressure for Solids
Tania M. Manzano, L. Antonio Estevez