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Assertion-Evidence Talks by Undergraduates

Andrew Getsy, a sophomore in computer engineering from Pennsylvania State University, makes a case for the new electric vehicles from Tesla Motors. What distinguishes this presentation is how methodical Andrew is in crafting his argument. This film had 3000 views in 2018. (Handout)


Alaina Jones, a junior in mechanical engineering, discusses the use of robots to combat an unwanted species.


Nicole Gallegor, a sophomore in mechanical engineering, discusses a new approach to bridge construction.


Isaac Moore, a junior in mechanical engineering from Penn State, presents a prosthetic that can treat age-related macular degeneration. (Handout)

Amel Awadelkarim, a sophomore in engineering science, discusses use of additive manufacturing to construct buildings.


Charlie Blenko, a junior in civil engineering, discusses a more equitable way to design streets.


Kate Waskiw, a sophomore in industrial engineering, discusses a better way for Moringa seeds to clean water.


Rachel Perini, sophomore in mechanical engineering, speaks about how we can improve the current methods of hip replacements.

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