Tiger Challenge is a design thinking program teaching students human-centered problem solving techniques to help build solutions to complex societal issues. The summer program kicked off this week with a deep dive into the design thinking process.
Our faculty member Shahram Hejazi in collaboration with Chemical and Biological Engineering Professor Robert Prud'homme, has developed technology that creates a more stable, efficient, and affordable COVID-19 vaccine.
Princeton undergraduate team redesigns college tour experiences after learning the impact positive, personalized campus visits have for potential applicants. Princeton Admissions is first to use their hybrid mobile and web-based app, which was recently acquired by Full Measure Education.
Martin Ruef, Duke University and Ihsan Beezer, Rutgers University shared their research of the early American Exodusters. This talk was part of our History and Legacy of Black Entrepreneurship in the United States initiative.
Juliet Walker, University of Texas at Austin discussed Black entrepreneurship and capitalism from 1619 until 2021. This talk was part of our History and Legacy of Black Entrepreneurship in the United States initiative.
Christine Kinealy of Quinnipiac University explained how a group of abolitionists, including Frederick Douglass, gained momentum and support to strengthen the American anti-slavery movement in Ireland. This talk was part of our History and Legacy of Black Entrepreneurship in the United States initiative.
