Undergraduate Voices is a series showcasing student writing created in University of Dayton writing seminars conducted by Amir Kalan. The articles highlight the humanities sides of the students’ intended majors, reflecting the ethical, sociocultural, and historical dimensions of their disciplines to complement the technical education they receive in specialized courses.
Accordingly, in these seminars, the students are invited to use writing as an epistemological tool to learn about the fields they are about to enter; they at the same time write as a form of social action to create awareness in their community and to sensitize their peers and instructors to the human and power relational aspects of science and technology education.
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Complete Volume
Undergraduate Voices, Volume 1 (2018): Addendum, Amir Kalan
Undergraduate Voices, Volume 1 (2018), Amir Kalan
Editor's Page
Editor's Page, Volume 1, Amir Kalan
Literature Reviews
Discrimination against Women in the Field of Engineering, Julia Weber
Formal and Informal Undergraduate Ethics Education in Engineering, Grace Ports
Research Articles
Uncovered Truths of the Inequalities Encountered by Female Educators, Rachel Katoll
"Whole-Brained" Engineering Education in Undergraduate Studies at the University of Dayton, Kylie Moellering
Positive Effects of Sustainability in Buisness, Matt Westman
Engineering's Effects on Communities through an Ethical Framework, Bailey A. Reid
Ethics Education in Engineering: Practices on and off the Campus, Katherine Theis
Advocating for More Experiential Learning Strategies in Medical School, Seth D. Adams
Sustainability in Chemical Engineering, Alec T. Raber