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Fellow:Hannah Hund

2018-06-08T19:32:20Z

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'''Serving as UIF since:''' Fall 2015

'''School: '''Wichita State University

'''What she does now:''' Product Specialist, GenomOncology

'''What that means:''' designs and manages software for precision cancer treatment

'''Contact her about:''' organizing TEDx, teaching design thinking workshops, starting student innovation and entrepreneurship organizations, hosting design competitions

'''Email:''' [mailto:hundxhc@gmail.com hundxhc@gmail.com]

'''Phone:''' (316) 680-0201

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Hannah Hund earned a B.S. in Biomedical Engineering and minors in Violin Performance and Chemistry from Wichita State University in May of 2018. Hannah was awarded the Venture for America Fellowship and now works at the biotechnology startup, GenomOncology.

Hannah is a design thinking enthusiast and believes that innovation happens at the intersection of technical skill and creativity. She is past president and founder of Shocker Startup, TEDx Student Coordinator, former Biomedical Engineering Society Mentorship Coordinator, and concert violinist.

As a fellow, Hannah had many opportunities to develop and participate in her campus’s innovation and entrepreneurship ecosystem. Hund has taught over 1500 students pop-up classes and guest lectures on design thinking, rapid prototyping, and creative confidence skills. These classes enabled students from all majors to get involved in the innovation community at Wichita State. Hannah also helped facilitate design thinking activities at the 2017 November Silicon Valley Meetup and several academic conferences.

Hund cofounded and served as president of Shocker Startup, Wichita State’s first innovation and entrepreneurship student organization. Shocker Startup organized multiple speaking events, hosted pitch competitions, created an alumni network of mentors to support student entrepreneurs, and provided prototyping grants to interdisciplinary student teams.

To display the innovation community at Wichita State University, Hannah organized TEDxWichitaStateUniversity. Hannah also participated in the Aggies Invent design competition at Texas A&M during the summer of 2016 with fellow LaRissa Lawrie. Their team took third place. Hannah and LaRissa decided to bring that style of design competition to Wichita State. In 2017, they helped organize “Mars or Bust” – a 24 hour design competition centered on sustainability at Wichita State. In 2018, they organized a chapter of the international 48-hour design competition “Invent for the Planet” at Wichita State in coordination with Texas A&M University. 

= Related Links =

[[Wichita State University|Wichita State University]]

[[Wichita State University Student Priorities|Wichita State University Student Priorities]]

University Innovation Fellows

Spring 2016:

[[Jocelyn Galicia|Jocelyn Galicia]]

[[Jesus Gomes|Jesus Gomez]]

[[LaRissa Lawrie|LaRissa Lawrie]]

[[Michael Schlesinger|Michael Schlesinger]]

[[Caylin Wiley|Caylin Wiley]]

Fall 2015:

[[Wesley Alexis|Wesley Alexis]]

[[Austin Crane|Austin Crane]]

'''Hannah Hund'''

[[Kevin Kraus|Kevin Kraus]]

[[Saad Syed|Saad Syed]]

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Priorities:Wichita State University Student Priorities

2015-10-14T01:05:29Z

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= Wichita State University =

== '''Strategy 1: Alter the campus culture through curriculum''' ==

'''Project Lead: Kevin Kraus'''

Tactic #1: Introduce students to design courses early on.

Selected Topics in Design is an aerospace engineering course that offers sophomore and junior honors students the opportunity to work side-by-side with the aerospace engineering students enrolled in their senior design course.  Creating parallel courses in the other engineering departments would help form a foundation in design earlier on in a student’s academic career.

*Speak with faculty of senior design courses to gauge feasibility 
*Discuss the option of these courses fulfilling Engineer of 2020 requirement 
*Create first revision of curriculum 
*Begin offering these courses

Tactic #2: Offer interdisciplinary design courses.

Interdisciplinary work allows students the opportunity to gain new perspectives of how their majors interact with other majors in the business world.  A design course that involved business and engineering majors and emphasized product lifecycle management would expose the students to different mindsets and a more holistic understanding of how an idea or solution is created out of an initial design and eventually marketed.  This course could also facilitate community business partners that offer real world problems for the students to undertake as their design project.

*Find a faculty member interested in teaching the course (11-6-15)
*Determine if this course could satisfy senior design requirements (12-4-15)
*Identify community businesses interested in a partnership (12-4-15)
*Create first revision of curriculum (1-15-16)
*Begin offering the course (Fall 2016)

== '''Strategy 2: Shocker Startup, a student organization to promote entrepreneurship across the campus and community''' ==

'''Project Lead: Hannah Hund'''

Tactic #1: Connect ICT

Students want to collaborate on projects with people from different disciplines, but do not have a venue to interact with students from other programs or interested community members. Connect ICT is a networking event hosted by Shocker Startup designed to create meaningful collisions between students from different disciplines and the community. Students will share their project idea to a student and community member audience stating what they want to do and what they need to accomplish their goals. Members of the audience with a different backgrounds and access to resources are encouraged to approach presenting students and form teams or partnerships.

Tactic #2: Shocker Startup Impact

The Impact Speaker Series will host speakers that provide information and inspiration to encourage entrepreneurship in the student population and Wichita community. This event will contribute to the living learning community at Wichita State.

Tactic #3: Pitch and Presentation Competitions

Shocker Startup will host pitch and presentation competitions to give students the experience and practice they need to create startups.  Encouraging community members and industry to be judges will help to further bind the relationship between Wichita State students and the community.

== '''Strategy 3: Develop legal competency and security for designers and creatives.''' ==

'''Project Lead: Wesley Alexis''' Tactic 1: Offer courses on patent law.

*Assess student need by survey.                                                                    
*Assess and constructively critique current IP and  legal services at WSU
*Find faculty and department interested in teaching.                                     
*Use student, faculty, and legal feedback to develop the curriculum.                        
*Offer the course.                                                                                            

 Tactic 2: Employ external legal counsel

*Compile a list of law firms not on retainer to WSU.                                       
*Of these firms, seek either probono or funding for a legal counsel.             
*Establish a connection for direct designer/creative-legal counsel.                

 Tactic 3: Offer legal workshops for young entrepreneurs, designers, and creatives.

*Contact Business Booster & Tech Transfer’s directors.                               
*Analyze “customer” perspective and surveys.                                                         
*Develop engaging and informative workshops.                                            
*Offer workshops.

== '''Strategy 4: Innovation Central Network''' ==

'''Project Lead: Austin Crane'''

 Connecting students with students or students with resources is the biggest problem with starting a startup at a university, the solution is to create an online environment of like minded students with other students and the universities resources. Students value their time more than they value anything and creating an online environment that they can search and post their needs will help save them time and give them multiple options to choose from.

 

Short term tactics:

*poll students and see what the need is for resources and founding members
*poll current startups from the community that have found success and failure and see what could have helped them in the early stage of their startup
*create a minimum viable product with a local startup

Long term tactics:

*look at marketing to a global audience
*implement it in other universities
*create an app?
*create a network within ACE or other organizations

== '''Strategy 5: Improve and Initiate New Avenues of Inspiration and Innovation''' ==

'''Project Lead – Saad Syed''' 

To inspire students with new ideas is a challenge that will always be ever evolving. At the same time there will always be resources available to organizations to help spark inspiration and innovation. We have identified one such event to be as evolving as the challenge itself. We believe starting a tradition of hosting a TedX event every year for all students will help create that culture of inspiration and innovation.

Short Term Tactics to Implement Strategy

-          Interview students of all discipline to gather data on ideas and topics for TedX event.

-          Research logistics of hosting TedX and similar events.

-          Engage administration to help facilitate event.

Long Term Tactics to Implement Strategy

-          Develop a plan for future fellows to take ownership of organizing and hosting event each year.

-          Develop plan to host smaller similar inspiration events throughout school year.

 

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Fellow:Hannah Hund

2015-08-30T19:02:54Z

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Hannah Hund is a junior at Wichita State University pursuing biomedical engineering and violin performance with minors in biology and chemistry. She is [[File:HannahCHund.jpg|thumb|HannahCHund.jpg]]excited about the current trend of innovation in the biomedical industry and the opportunities for innovation offered at WSU.  Hund is currently working on two super-secret research projects in the biomechanics lab. She loves violin performance and is preparing for concerto competitions in the spring.

Hund is involved on campus in creating a student impact force to help students from different disciplines work together to develop new ideas and create businesses.  She was also involved in the WSUI Biomedical Engineering Summer Camp and taught high school students about biodesign and entrepreneurship. Hund would like to pursue an MD/PhD program in biomedical engineering following graduation.

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2015-08-30T19:01:00Z

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