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This presentation discusses cross-campus collaborations, specifically, ethics, social science, and engineering. The presenters are currently engaged in a 5-year project that employs ethical reasoning and social science research methods in humanitarian engineering. The presentation will offer guidance for successful collaborations through the frame of the project's work with Engineers without Borders.
engineering justice, social justice, engineering education
engineering justice, social justice, engineering education
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