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Topic:X4z56c7azvh73f0y

2022-10-14T09:18:13Z

Deejamie99 (talk | contribs) commented on "University of Cincinnati" (I learned to expect failure, but to be open to pivoting your project as it will happen more than you think. Also, I learned the importanc...)

Topic:X4tmkijjpnbvcwcy

2022-10-14T09:15:10Z

Deejamie99 (talk | contribs) commented on "University of Cincinnati Model Canvas Insights" (I met with Alejandro Lozano who is a Research Associate & Director of the Future Mobility Design Lab at Digital Futures. We thought that...)

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2022-10-14T09:08:11Z

Deejamie99 (talk | contribs) edited a post on "Marshmallow Challenge"

Topic:X4z4jg7fhv93zx76

2022-10-14T09:06:48Z

Deejamie99 (talk | contribs) commented on "Marshmallow Challenge" (It's better to prototype often and fail earlier than to try and plan out the best idea. I believe we need to prototype earlier and testin...)

Priorities:University of Cincinnati Student Priorities

2022-09-28T12:58:06Z

Deejamie99: /* 2022 Cohort */

=Overview=

 The University of Cincinnati (UC or Cincinnati) is a public research university in Cincinnati, Ohio. Founded in 1819 as Cincinnati College, it is the oldest institution of higher education in Cincinnati and has an annual enrollment of over 44,000 students, making it the second-largest university in Ohio. It is part of the University System of Ohio. The university has four major campuses with Cincinnati's main campus and medical campus in Clifton Heights and branch campuses in Blue Ash and Clermont.

=2022 Cohort=

=Focus #1 =

===UCreate===
This project would expose students to what it's like to work on diverse teams for projects around the area. Service hours are something many students require for scholarships but some people struggle to find an opportunity to serve. Students want to work with other people majors from their campus and participate in projects that are applicable to what they want to study. With UCreate, students can work on these projects and have a chance to work with students from other majors; also giving them a chance to see what is possible with their degree.

Key Tactics:

*Students complete a professional personality assessment
*Working outside majors on projects that weren't thought to be possible
*Chance to do roles on a team that they may have never done before
*Increases the community involvement for the Cincinnati area 

=Focus #2=

===The Future of Capstone===
The purpose of the Future of Capstone is for students to expand on the trends and observations they have taken away from their industry experience acquired during their professional coop program. Students from the College of Design, Architecture, Art, and Planning, College of Engineering and Applied Science, and Lindner College of Business can participate in this capstone course. From their observations they noticed on coop, they will continue researching future trends in their industry and decide on the topics they would like to apply the knowledge through a future forward perspective to bring into the University of Cincinnati community. Students that have convening topics will be placed in a group to work on developing the project for the rest of the semester and will have a showcase of their own.

Key Tactics:

*Applying the insights on the future in the student's industry into a project
*Multidisciplinary collaboration through a team project
*Bridging the gap between coop industry experience and education
*Researching and synthesizing insights on the future of jobs
*Students and faculty discover the areas for opportunity to prepare students for post graduation

=2021 Cohort=

=Focus #1 =

===Innovation Passport===
 This innovation passport would encourage students to explore a program that is outside of their own major. We think that this would be incredibly beneficial as students don't have the time to explore their interests outside of their own majors. We know that students want to learn about all these different opportunities and resources on campus so having an incentivized roadmap to help them get there would be the extra push that is needed. This would also be incredibly beneficial to show a diverse and well-rounded portfolio when students are out looking for outside jobs.

*Find Overlap with existing UC Resources / programs 
*Strongly encourage interdisciplinary work around passions outside of major
*Incentives through BoK equivalent work
*Incentives through Cincinnatus hour earnings
*Integrate system with an existing platform and design interface

=Focus #2 =

===Innovation Teams===

*Create a matching system to link student with complementary traits 
*Find ways to integrate with existing groups on campus (LCs, Design Chanllenge cohort) 
*Operation system - create feedback mechanism to track the progress of groups, reassign people if groups aren't working 
*Mix of both group and individual activitues to encourage both and collaboration and individual achievement 

=Focus #3 =
===Innovation Micro-Credentials===

* Find events / classes / programs that can become microcredential activieties.
* Reach out to people on campus who can promote this program
* Find incentives to encourage people to participate (Medals / Cords)
* Decide upon the best subjects to include as mirco-credentials
* Test run micro-credential program with interested students

=Focus #4 =
===Student Project Forum===

* A place to assemble a team for interdiciplinary work -- find the skills and talents
* Encourage a community of projects and learning
* Design an interface forum
* A place to share successes and ask for advice


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School:University of Cincinnati

2022-09-18T14:50:18Z

Deejamie99: /* Facilitating University-Industry Collaboration */

=Overview=


=1819 Innovation Hub =
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=The Innovative Ecosystem at the University of Cincinnati =

==Promoting Student Innovation and Entrepreneurship==
 The University of Cincinnati takes great care to promote student involvement in innovation and entrepreneurship. Thanks to the NEXT Lives Here campaign, the campus is prioritizing innovation now more than ever. Students have the opportunity to choose from over 20 innovation-focused courses, participate in over a dozen different extracurricular groups, and take part in challenges at the 1819 Innovation Hub. Students are also able to attend various workshops and seminars that provide exposure to all the things possible while in college and post grad. Additionally, the university’s awarded co-op program allows students to branch out and pursue innovative ideas at companies across the world. 

==Encouraging Faculty Innovation and Entrepreneurship==
 Students are not the only focus of promoting innovation on campus; the university actively encourages faculty members to pursue innovation. As a Research 1 university, the University of Cincinnati takes great pride in its innovative, curious, and creative faculty. UC offers grant writing services to researchers in order to promote entrepreneurial and innovative research, and the university also has positions for entrepreneurs in residence and an endowed chair in entrepreneurship. 

==Actively Supporting the University Technology Transfer Function==
 UC has strong technology transfer resources that help innovators take their ideas from theory to the real world. The Technology Transfer program in the Office of Innovation supports entrepreneurs by providing resources for every step of development, and the Entrepreneurship and Community Development Clinic helps connect ideas to the surrounding community at large. 

==Facilitating University-Industry Collaboration==
 The University of Cincinnati invented the concept of co-operative education in 1906 and has been working with hundreds of partners in the industry ever since. Students earn a collective $65 million annually from 6,000 placements across the United States and the world in fields ranging from Aerospace Engineering to Industrial Design to Finance. In addition to full length coops, there are now shorter micro coops that connect students with industry partners to collaborate on a project short term.

==Engaging with Regional and Local Economic Development Efforts==
 The University of Cincinnati is strongly connected with local Innovation and Entrepreneurship infrastructure. The Cincinnati Innovation District, an ecosystem of thinkers, researchers, students, and industry is poised to become an innovation hub for the Midwest and will be closely partnered with the university to produce $2bn in research, 20k jobs, and $3b in annual economic impact. The University of Cincinnati is one of the largest employers in the Greater Cincinnati area and, as a result, is a strong driver of economic development in local communities.


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Topic:X2idr2sajni3w1ci

2022-09-04T13:01:29Z

Deejamie99 (talk | contribs) edited a post on "University of Cincinnati"

Topic:X2idr2sajni3w1ci

2022-09-04T12:59:57Z

Deejamie99 (talk | contribs) commented on "University of Cincinnati" (Online Platforms: 1. Microsoft Teams - many online classes and groups have their info through here 2. Zoom - meeting with admins or for c...)

Resource talk:How to organize a Startup Weekend

2022-09-03T13:46:36Z

Deejamie99: /* Interesting break down */

Organizing a Startup Weekend event is a good idea and it has many benefits. It helps people that work can be done efficiently in a better way, work in collaboration with others to achieve a single aim. As a volunteer, it gave them the sense to work in a team and taking responsibilities making them a good manager and a leader.

Iam interested to organizing an entrepreneurship startup in campus. It's a good way to reach students but we are also face a problem that my campus has hundred of thousands students with many background.

This was a good overview of the steps to host a successful event. This can be used as a template for putting together the stakeholders meeting that UIF candidates are asked to do. The stakeholders meeting is on a smaller scale, but can use some of this advice.

Hosting a Startup Weekend could be a great idea to motivate new entrants to explore the full range of careers.

I appreciate the step-by-step for a successful event presented here. A large-scale event like this is sure to generate lots of good ideas and lead to more down the road!

== Interesting break down ==

It was a clear and straight forward breakdown of the schedule of a startup weekend. 
It gave you good insight on what you should plan for
and aligns well with what are team is interested in. 
I will be coming back to reference this "how to" article when we start planning
events and prototyping sessions.

Resource talk:How to organize a Startup Weekend

2022-09-03T13:46:00Z

Deejamie99: /* Interesting break down */

Organizing a Startup Weekend event is a good idea and it has many benefits. It helps people that work can be done efficiently in a better way, work in collaboration with others to achieve a single aim. As a volunteer, it gave them the sense to work in a team and taking responsibilities making them a good manager and a leader.

Iam interested to organizing an entrepreneurship startup in campus. It's a good way to reach students but we are also face a problem that my campus has hundred of thousands students with many background.

This was a good overview of the steps to host a successful event. This can be used as a template for putting together the stakeholders meeting that UIF candidates are asked to do. The stakeholders meeting is on a smaller scale, but can use some of this advice.

Hosting a Startup Weekend could be a great idea to motivate new entrants to explore the full range of careers.

I appreciate the step-by-step for a successful event presented here. A large-scale event like this is sure to generate lots of good ideas and lead to more down the road!

== Interesting break down ==

It was a clear and straight forward breakdown of the schedule of a startup weekend. It gave you good insight on what you should plan for
and aligns well with what are team is interested in. I will be coming back to reference this "how to" article when we start planning
events and prototyping sessions.

Resource talk:How to organize a Startup Weekend

2022-09-03T13:45:23Z

Deejamie99: /* Interesting break down */ new section

Organizing a Startup Weekend event is a good idea and it has many benefits. It helps people that work can be done efficiently in a better way, work in collaboration with others to achieve a single aim. As a volunteer, it gave them the sense to work in a team and taking responsibilities making them a good manager and a leader.

Iam interested to organizing an entrepreneurship startup in campus. It's a good way to reach students but we are also face a problem that my campus has hundred of thousands students with many background.

This was a good overview of the steps to host a successful event. This can be used as a template for putting together the stakeholders meeting that UIF candidates are asked to do. The stakeholders meeting is on a smaller scale, but can use some of this advice.

Hosting a Startup Weekend could be a great idea to motivate new entrants to explore the full range of careers.

I appreciate the step-by-step for a successful event presented here. A large-scale event like this is sure to generate lots of good ideas and lead to more down the road!

== Interesting break down ==

It was a clear and straight forward breakdown of the schedule of a startup weekend. It gave you good insight on what you should plan for
and aligns well with what are team is interested in. I will be coming back to reference this "how to" article.

Topic:X1aqfijrybjqnglu

2022-08-15T22:44:42Z

Deejamie99 (talk | contribs) commented on "Jamie's Why" (From elementary career day to high school college day, there was just one issue. I didn't have a goal or a dream to celebrate. I had alwa...)

Fellow:Jamie Dee

2022-08-15T03:59:47Z

Deejamie99: /* Achievements */

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==Bio==
''Curiosity'' supposedly ''killed the cat.''
But I can't help myself from being excited about learning new things, asking a range of questions, and diving into solving problems.

Hey! I'm Jamie Dee (4th year student at University of Cincinnati). While I'm not studying industrial design and computer science, I love finding new music to add to my playlists, cooking, learning new languages, checking out interesting fashion trends, eyeing cool product designs that I can't afford to buy and finding new hobbies to add to my ongoing list of things to do. Feel free to give me a holler if you want to recommend me anything to check out in general!

==Achievements==
Dean's List,
Transfer Ambassador Scholar,
NEXT Innovation Scholar

==Social media profiles==
'''Linkedin: '''Linkedin [https://www.linkedin.com/in/jamie-dee-06116a14a/]
'''Instagram: ''' @jamaiee

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2022-08-15T03:58:33Z

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2022-08-15T03:58:32Z

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==Bio==
''Curiosity'' supposedly ''killed the cat.''
But I can't help myself from being excited about learning new things, asking a range of questions, and diving into solving problems.

Hey! I'm Jamie Dee (4th year student at University of Cincinnati). While I'm not studying industrial design and computer science, I love finding new music to add to my playlists, cooking, learning new languages, checking out interesting fashion trends, eyeing cool product designs that I can't afford to buy and finding new hobbies to add to my ongoing list of things to do. Feel free to give me a holler if you want to recommend me anything to check out in general!

==Achievements==
Dean's List
Transfer Ambassador Scholar
NEXT Innovation Scholar

==Social media profiles==
'''Linkedin: ''' [https://www.linkedin.com/in/jamie-dee-06116a14a/]
'''Instagram: ''' @jamaiee

[[Category:University of Cincinnati (2022 cohort)]]
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2022-08-15T03:42:56Z

Deejamie99: