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Fellow:Grant Whitlow

2021-11-07T21:51:29Z

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;Majoring in:General Engineering
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==Bio==
Grant is a motivated, self-starting, and diligent student currently studying Engineering with a minor in Business at James Madison University. Originally from a small, rural county in southwest Virginia, Grant has many unique experiences and perspectives. Grant, being interested in engineering from a very young age, has worked on and completed many engineering projects including leading a robotics team to four regional and one state championship, building his own electric skateboard, creating a commercial radio transmitter from a raspberry pi, and countless other engineering projects. He has been employed in many industries ranging from retail, automotive, and construction to his current position as an intern for the JMU X-Labs. As an Intern at the JMU X-Labs, Grant is responsible for teaching students and monitoring a facility with laser cutters, 3D printing, CNC mills, power tools, and other prototyping equipment. In the future, Grant is looking forward to working in the mechanical or aerospace engineering industries.

==Achievements==

* University Innovation Fellow

Stanford University Innovation Fellows 2021

* Engineering Grand Challenge Scholar's Program

National Academy of Engineering 2020

* VEX Robotics State Champion(National Finalist)

Skills USA 2019

==Social media profiles==
Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/grant-whitlow-24567a21b/

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Fellow:Grant Whitlow

2021-11-07T21:50:21Z

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==Bio==
Grant is a motivated, self-starting, and diligent student currently studying Engineering with a minor in Business at James Madison University. Originally from a small, rural county in southwest Virginia, Grant has many unique experiences and perspectives. Grant, being interested in engineering from a very young age, has worked on and completed many engineering projects including leading a robotics team to four regional and one state championship, building his own electric skateboard, creating a commercial radio transmitter from a raspberry pi, and countless other engineering projects. He has been employed in many industries ranging from retail, automotive, and construction to his current position as an intern for the JMU X-Labs. As an Intern at the JMU X-Labs, Grant is responsible for teaching students and monitoring a facility with laser cutters, 3D printing, CNC mills, power tools, and other prototyping equipment. In the future, Grant is looking forward to working in the mechanical or aerospace engineering industries.

==Achievements==
University Innovation Fellow

Stanford University Innovation Fellows 2021

Engineering Grand Challenge Scholar's Program
National Academy of Engineering 2020

VEX Robotics State Champion(National Finalist)
Skills USA 2019

==Social media profiles==
Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/grant-whitlow-24567a21b/

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User:Grantwhitlow16

2021-11-07T21:13:09Z

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Fellow:Grant Whitlow

2021-11-07T21:13:07Z

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==Bio==
Grant is a motivated, self-starting, and diligent student currently studying Engineering with a minor in Business at James Madison University. Originally from a small, rural county in southwest Virginia, Grant has many unique experiences and perspectives. Grant, being interested in engineering from a very young age, has worked on and completed many engineering projects including leading a robotics team to four regional and one state championship, building his own electric skateboard, creating a commercial radio transmitter from a raspberry pi, and countless other engineering projects. He has been employed in many industries ranging from retail, automotive, and construction to his current position as an intern for the JMU X-Labs. As an Intern at the JMU X-Labs, Grant is responsible for teaching students and monitoring a facility with laser cutters, 3D printing, CNC mills, power tools, and other prototyping equipment. In the future, Grant is looking forward to working in the mechanical or aerospace engineering industries.

==Achievements==
University Innovation Fellow
Stanford University Innovation Fellows 2021

Engineering Grand Challenge Scholar's Program
National Academy of Engineering 2020

VEX Robotics State Champion(National Finalist)
Skills USA 2019

==Social media profiles==
Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/grant-whitlow-24567a21b/

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File:Grant Headshot.jpg

2021-11-07T20:26:41Z

Grantwhitlow16:

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2021-10-28T16:40:32Z

Grantwhitlow16:

Topic:Wh4expf750d9bdfp

2021-09-23T21:30:11Z

Grantwhitlow16 (talk | contribs) commented on "James Madison University Virtual Communication" (As JMU has gone in-person this semester, the need for zoom and other videoconferencing tools has diminished but is not zero. I anticipate...)

Resource talk:How to engage the campus community in the design of a makerspace

2021-09-23T21:17:04Z

Grantwhitlow16:

That's super interesting! We already have a makerspace at our university and this article definetly gives me ideas to share with them!

Absolutely! There are some very good ideas and advice in this article.

Topic:Wh3y4kmyx83e5f45

2021-09-23T21:12:56Z

Grantwhitlow16 (talk | contribs) commented on "My Why" (Hi Joaquin, I think this is such an important mindset to have in a program such as UIF. Being able to ask "why" is a great skill to have...)