Stander Symposium abstract book - University of Dayton

11:00 AM to 12:30 PM
Model Home Project
Presenter(s): William D Wehner
Advisor(s): Malcolm W Daniels
Electrical and Computer Engineering - Course Project, 12_SP_EGR_330_P3
SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING
In 2000, the United Nations agreed upon the Millennium Development Goals (MDG). The goals outlined a series of goals in order to eliminate
poverty in the world. Since the goals were developed, governments and non-government organizations have pushed to serve underdeveloped
countries. Honduras is a underdeveloped country that organizations and governments have been pushing to help achieve the MDG’s. The Model
Home Project is an effort to design and build a low cost house that can serve as a living residence or business space. In order to achieve design
goals, the house must be low cost, built from local materials, and incorporate multiple appropriate technologies. The technologies that could be
incorporated include, biosand filters, rocket stove, rainwater catchment, and drip filters. Through the ETHOS program, a team will be sent down
in May to build the house in Honduras.
STUDENT DEVELOPMENT
Community Wellness Services’ Interns Present on Lessons Learned During the 2011-2012
School Year
Presenter(s): Jennifer E Kincaid, Carly A Ridge, Julie R Wise
Advisor(s): Laurie L Malone
Community Wellness Service - Course Project, 12_SP_HSS_490_P2
Community Wellness Services Interns will be presenting their observations and lessons learned throughout the 2011-2012 school year. Topics
being discussed will vary. Interns will cover areas of wellness, marketing strategies, and other important topics of discussion. Please stop by this
poster presentation to learn about effective communication of wellness and how you can make beneficial lifestyle changes.
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