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BMES Engineering Crash Course (Virtual) -- Date: Late Oct/Nov!
Flyer:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1RTaBxd1Cmj3DRmhR9fnfz2Gk2WEcaYI-/view?usp=sharing
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Please sign up!
^^ please share around
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Positon Group Leader for:Name:Email:
You will help answer student questions, and coordinate with volunteers and the host to answer questions from individual students
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Group 1Anish Kakarla
anishkakarla@gmail.com
if additional breakout rooms are needed to help individual students.
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Group 1
Varunaa Hemanth
varunaa.hemanth@gmail.com
Primarily, you job is to account for your students as you move from breakout room to breakout room in Zoom.
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Group 2
You will receive 4 points for this role (BMES Members)
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Group 2
This is an all day job as students rotate to your room (9:30 am - 4:00 pm)
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Group 3
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Group 4
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Group 5
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Registration Table:Name:Email:
Your job will include checking in students from the waiting room as they arrive
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Volunteer 1
This job is from 9:30 am-10:00 am (please arrive no later than 9:15 am) and make sure you have been sent the roster
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Volunteer 2
You will receive 1 point for this role
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General Help: Name:Email:
You will aid in sychronous/asychronous sessions by helping mute/answering student questions about student life in breakout rooms, if needed
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AM SHIFT Volunteer 1Riley Donnelly
rpd@terpmail.umd.edu
9:00 am - 12:30 pm
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Volunteer 2Faith Olulana
folulana@terpmail.umd.edu
You will recieve 2 points for this role
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Volunteer 3
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Volunteer 5
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PM SHIFT Volunteer 1
12:00 pm - 4:30 pm
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Volunteer 2
You will recieve 2 points for this role
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Volunteer 3
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Volunteer 4
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Volunteer 5
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Station Leaders
Activity 1: onlinegdb programming, students should be able to follow along if they are on their computer(held, thanks!)
Your job will include leading a synchronous or asynchronous session on a science topic in a breakout room for around a group of
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Activity 2: gel electrophoresis (preferable if in lab, but showing and explaining video OK)Samantha Kraus
~20 students throughout the day. You will answer student questions, and coordinate with volunteers
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Activity 3: electronics (show arduino blinking light or sweep of motor, perhap)(held, thanks!)
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Activity 4: glucose sensor demoalana
Ideas welcome! Showing and explaining video of yourself or others OK
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Activity 5:
Because we're mostly "showing," we can do more advanced things that might capture their interest
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Activity 6:
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Activity 7:
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