University Innovation Fellows - User contributions [en]

Fellow:Jessie Nowjack

2017-10-20T15:20:42Z

Jnowjack:

Jessie Nowjack is a biotechnology student at Kent State University. She was born just north of her university in Broadview Heights Ohio. She attended high school here and some community college. She attened Cuyahoga Community College just before Kent to allow her to explore many classes and decide what career path would be best for her.

Upon one semester completed at Kent she realized biotech was right for her. She also started getting involved in the innovation community. This led her to become a University Innovation Fellow. She also is a Supplemental Instruction Leader. This allows her to assist students in working together to understand difficult course work.

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[[Kent State University]]

[[Kent State University Strategic Priorities]]

University Innovation Fellows:

Fall 2017:

[http://universityinnovation.org/wiki/Mackenzie_Kinzel Mackenzie Kinzel]

'''Jessie Nowjack'''

[http://universityinnovation.org/wiki/Clare_willette Clare Willette]

Spring 2016:

[[Jag Ashcraft]]

[[Brad Baumeister]]

Fall 2015:

[[Kristen Boye|Kristine Boye]]

[[Paul Dilyard|Paul Dilyard]]

[[Sami Glass|Samantha Glass]]

[[Ian Reede|Ian Reede]]

Spring 2015:

[http://universityinnovation.org/wiki/Matthew_Allen Matthew Allen]

[[Sravan Kumar Karpurapu]]

[[Tapti Saha]]

Fall 2014:

[[Robin Bonatesta|Robin Bonatesta]]

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2017-10-20T15:20:05Z

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2017-10-20T15:18:26Z

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Resource:How to start a student innovation council

2017-09-08T23:03:55Z

Jnowjack:

Briana Cantos was an Electrical Engineering student at Florida Institute of Technology. She was wondering why her university had not done an engineer’s week in years and wanted to host one. She realized through managing this event that her school needed an innovation council to bring different majors together. She was then introduced to the University Innovation Fellows program by a friend. Through UIF and her innovation council she had a successful engineer’s week.

To make this council real one first needs to find a need like Briana seeing that different majors on her campus were not working together. She began talking to people of different majors and becoming friends with them. She started getting support from many people to be part of her innovation council. At the start, she made sure to focus on the people helping her and not the ones working against her.

The innovation council was made to be very adjustable. It was low cost and movable. Ideally, they met in a startup space run by another Fellow but, if this was not available they would reserve space in the library. Meetings would start with icebreakers and giving people design challenges to get strangers to work together and become closer. All they really needed in terms of physical objects was some white boards and snacks. It was really the people that brought it together.

Some challenges faced were in fact finding the right people. It was important to find people who really were motivated to take care of the space and inspire innovation. But it worked out that Engineer’s week could work as a launch for the space and a way to find those innovative, motivated people.

Pairing an innovation space or council with an event full of innovative people can allow an ideal space and time to get the innovation space or council started. 

http://universityinnovation.org/wiki/Jessie_Nowjack

[http://universityinnovation.org/wiki/User:KAMINENI_ESWAR_SESHA_SAI http://universityinnovation.org/wiki/User:KAMINENI_ESWAR_SESHA_SAI]

[http://universityinnovation.org/wiki/HAREESH_KUMAR_TADAPANENI http://universityinnovation.org/wiki/HAREESH_KUMAR_TADAPANENI]

Fellow:Jessie Nowjack

2017-09-08T23:02:52Z

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Fellow:Jessie Nowjack

2017-09-08T23:02:34Z

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'''Jessie Nowjack is a biotechnology student at Kent State University. She was born just north of her university in Broadview Heights Ohio. She attended high school here and some community college. She attened Cuyahoga Community College just before Kent to allow her to explore many classes and decide what career path would be best for her.'''

'''Upon one semester completed at Kent she realized biotech was right for her. She also started getting involved in the innovation community. This led her to become a University Innovation Fellow. She also is a Supplemental Instruction Leader. This allows her to assist students in working together to understand difficult course work. '''

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'''Jessie Nowjack is a biotechnology student at Kent State University. She was born just north of her university in Broadview Heights Ohio. She attended high school here and some community college. She attened Cuyahoga Community College just before Kent to allow her to explore many classes and decide what career path would be best for her.'''

'''Upon one semester completed at Kent she realized biotech was right for her. She also started getting involved in the innovation community. This led her to become a University Innovation Fellow. She also is a Supplemental Instruction Leader. This allows her to assist students in working together to understand difficult course work. '''
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Fellow:Jessie Nowjack

2017-09-08T23:02:20Z

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Fellow:Jessie Nowjack

2017-09-08T23:02:05Z

Jnowjack:

Resource:How to start a student innovation council

2017-09-08T22:53:25Z

Jnowjack:

Briana Cantos was an Electrical Engineering student at Florida Institute of Technology. She was wondering why her university had not done an engineer’s week in years and wanted to host one. She realized through managing this event that her school needed an innovation council to bring different majors together. She was then introduced to the University Innovation Fellows program by a friend. Through UIF and her innovation council she had a successful engineer’s week.

To make this council real one first needs to find a need like Briana seeing that different majors on her campus were not working together. She began talking to people of different majors and becoming friends with them. She started getting support from many people to be part of her innovation council. At the start, she made sure to focus on the people helping her and not the ones working against her.

The innovation council was made to be very adjustable. It was low cost and movable. Ideally, they met in a startup space run by another Fellow but, if this was not available they would reserve space in the library. Meetings would start with icebreakers and giving people design challenges to get strangers to work together and become closer. All they really needed in terms of physical objects was some white boards and snacks. It was really the people that brought it together.

Some challenges faced were in fact finding the right people. It was important to find people who really were motivated to take care of the space and inspire innovation. But it worked out that Engineer’s week could work as a launch for the space and a way to find those innovative, motivated people.

Pairing an innovation space or council with an event full of innovative people can allow an ideal space and time to get the innovation space or council started. 

 

[http://universityinnovation.org/wiki/Jessie_Nowjack http://universityinnovation.org/wiki/Jessie_Nowjack]

http://universityinnovation.org/wiki/User:KAMINENI_ESWAR_SESHA_SAI

http://universityinnovation.org/wiki/HAREESH_KUMAR_TADAPANENI

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2017-09-08T22:49:13Z

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Resource:How to start a student innovation council

2017-09-08T22:47:39Z

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Briana Cantos was an Electrical Engineering student at Florida Institute of Technology. She was wondering why her university had not done an engineer’s week in years and wanted to host one. She realized through managing this event that her school needed an innovation council to bring different majors together. She was then introduced to the University Innovation Fellows program by a friend. Through UIF and her innovation council she had a successful engineer’s week.

To make this council real one first needs to find a need like Briana seeing that different majors on her campus were not working together. She began talking to people of different majors and becoming friends with them. She started getting support from many people to be part of her innovation council. At the start, she made sure to focus on the people helping her and not the ones working against her.

The innovation council was made to be very adjustable. It was low cost and movable. Ideally, they met in a startup space run by another Fellow but, if this was not available they would reserve space in the library. Meetings would start with icebreakers and giving people design challenges to get strangers to work together and become closer. All they really needed in terms of physical objects was some white boards and snacks. It was really the people that brought it together.

Some challenges faced were in fact finding the right people. It was important to find people who really were motivated to take care of the space and inspire innovation. But it worked out that Engineer’s week could work as a launch for the space and a way to find those innovative, motivated people.

Pairing an innovation space or council with an event full of innovative people can allow an ideal space and time to get the innovation space or council started. 

User:Jnowjack

2017-09-08T22:27:16Z

Jnowjack:

Jessie Nowjack is a biotechnology student at Kent State University. She was born just north of the University in Broadview Heights Ohio. She attened high-school here and during her senior year also attened Cuyohoga Community College where she took a diverse array of classes so she could better determine her career path. After one semester at Kent she knew she wanted to study biotechnology.  

At Kent Jessie has further developed her plans for the future. She hopes to address the way humans treat the enviornment using innovative bio-based solutions. She participates in a great deal of research on her campus. She is currently working in a soil ecology lab and soon hopes to be working with lab grown meat. She is also a Supplemental Instruction Leader, through this jobs she helps underclassmen work in groups to better understand some of the difficult course work they encounter in university. Jessie has also taken a great interest in the innovation community at Kent where she got introduced to the University Innovation Fellows program.  

User:Jnowjack

2017-09-08T22:23:11Z

Jnowjack:

Jessie Nowjack is a biotechnology student at Kent State University. She was born just north of the University in Broadview Heights Ohio. She attened high-school here and during her senior year also attened Cuyohoga Community College where she took a diverse array of classes so she could better determine her career path. After one semester at Kent she knew she wanted to study biotechnology. 

At Kent Jessie has further developed her plans for the future. She hopes to address the way humans treat the enviornment using innovative bio-based solutions. She participates in a great deal of research on her campus. She is currently working in a soil ecology lab and soon hopes to be working with lab grown meat. She is also a Supplemental Instruction Leader, through this jobs she helps underclassmen work in groups to better understand some of the difficult course work they encounter in university. Jessie has also taken a great interest in the innovation community at Kent where she got introduced to the University Innovation Fellows program. 

User:Jnowjack

2017-09-08T22:14:46Z

Jnowjack:

Jessie Nowjack is a biotechnology student at Kent State University