KEEN | Spring 2018

National Association of Engineering Student Councils Engineering Leadership Summit

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Fulton Student Council (FSC), through the help of funding by the KEEN Foundation, hosted the National Association of Engineering Student Councils 2018 Engineering Leadership Summit on March 23-24, 2018 at the Tempe campus. This conference had a strong innovation and entrepreneurship theme that was explored through activities promoting the entrepreneurial mindset integrated into the conference’s normal programming. Activities hosted by KEEN and FSC alike promote curiosity, connections, and create value.

Student researcher

LemLem Brook

Hometown: Phoenix, AZ, United States

Graduation date: Spring 2018

More projects from the current symposium

David Greene

Mechanical engineering

Investigating the Influence of Bamboo Fiber Microstructure on Mechanical Response

Studying MOSO bamboo's mechanical properties will help understand its application in a construction application.

Mentor: Lin Li

Program: FURI

William Boutin

Mechanical engineering

Advancing the Semiconductor Industry through the Development of a Miniaturized Reinforced Mixed-Mode Bending Apparatus (MRMMB) with Out-Of-Plane Shear Mode Consideration, Initially Invented at Arizona State University

The inclusion of mode III characterization offers a valuable opportunity to enhance our comprehension of component and system failures.

Mentor: Masoud Yekani Fard

Program: FURI

Zulema Guzman

Chemical engineering

Enhanced Production of Organic Materials Under Light-Limited Conditions Through CRISPR Engineering of Cyanobacterial Hydrogenase

Enhancing cyanobacterial hydrogenase activity could revolutionize sustainable biofuel production, mitigating climate change.

Mentor: Arul Varman

Program: FURI