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Monday, October 22, 2012
4:00pm – 5:00pm
South Room, 3 rd Floor
Panel:
Publishing Outlets for Social
Entrepreneurship
Publishing and Dissemination of Your Work in Global Humanitarian
Technology and Development
Abstract:
There has been significant discussion recently about where Global Humanitarian
Technology and Social Entrepreneurship fit in the academic world and it usually
centers around increasing the rigor and credibility of this field of work.
Publishing is a big part of creating and maintaining a field of research. This
panel is composed of editors and former editors of two journals and a magazine
in this field. Each editor will address the issue of research and publishing in this
area as a part of establishing its place in the combination of academic and
practitioner worlds. The panel will also discuss various available and future
venues and how they fit particular types of research, development and practice.
If you are publishing or if you are thinking of publishing, this panel will help
you find outlets for your work that you may not have realized.
Moderator:
Dr. Mark Henderson, Arizona State University
(Mark.henderson@asu.edu)
Mark Henderson is Professor of Engineering and
Associate Dean of the Barrett Honors College at Arizona
State University. He has a M.S. in Bioengineering and a
Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering, specifically in Computeraided
Design and Computer Graphics, both from Purdue.
His research area is in global teaming, global sustainable
technology development and social entrepreneurship. He is
a founding faculty member of the new Engineering Department at ASU’s
Polytechnic campus, which emphasizes problem-based learning, use-inspired
design and a flexible curriculum.
Panel Speakers:
�� Thomas H. Colledge, Pennsylvania State University
�� Joseph R. Herkert, Arizona State University
�� Julian O'Shea, Engineers Without Borders Australia
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