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-<div>[[File:2CapaldiniImage.png|thumb|2CapaldiniImage.png]]</div><div><div>'''Serving as UIF Since''': Fall 2015&nbsp;</div><div>'''School''': University of Oregon</div><div>'''What he does now''': Hatch Fellow: National Security Innovation Network</div><div>'''What that means''': Using start-up tools and tactics to design new technology that is both profitable and improves national security.</div></div><div>'''Contact him abou'''t: Design, Creative Strategy, Teamwork, Education, Hack-a-thons, Business Competitions, Sports Technology, Defense Technology.</div><div>'''Email''': nickcapaldini@gmail.com</div><div>'''Phone''': (952)-240-3857<br/></div><div><br/></div><div>Nick earned a bachelors in Product Design from the University of Oregon in 2018. Since graduating he has transitioned from designing sports technology in Eugene, Oregon to designing defense technology in Austin, TX. He currently conducting research and development into new forms of drone detection technology as a fellow for the National Security Innovation Network.</div><div><br/></div><div><span style="text-align: right;">Nick joined University Innovation Fellows program at the University of Oregon so that he could use his passion for innovation to make a positive impact on his campus. Through becoming a Fellow,&nbsp;Nick has been able to build on his strengths in innovation and entreprenuership, to become an award winning change agent on his campus.</span></div><div style="text-align: right;"><br/></div><div>[[File:CapaldiniHack.png|thumb|CapaldiniHack.png]]</div><div>By running the first collegiate sports-technology hack-a-thon in the U.S, Nick provided an opportunity for students at his school to use state of the art technology to create new sports products. Following the theme of sports, his event was held in the University of Oregon's historic McArthur basketball court and featured two U.S. Olympians on the judging panel. Nick has also held a leadership position in his campus's entrepreneurship club cabinet and was an active member in multiple student organizations including Toastmaster's International, Industrial Design Society of America, and Warsaw Sports Business Club.</div><div><div><br/></div><div>When not leading initiatives, Nick has enjoyes participating in hack-a-thons and start-up competitions such as Major League Baseball's Advance Media Hack-a-thon in New York City, where his team of UO students won 1st place for their Data Visualization project. Nick has also represented attends many innovation focused conferences such as SXSW and the VentureWell Open where in 2018 he was a session panelist on best practices for stimulating sustainable invention in colleges and universities.</div><div><br/></div><div>[[File:CapaldiniDeanservice.png|thumb|CapaldiniDeanservice.png]]Out of 23,000+ students at his school, Nick not only received the Dean's Service Award for "exceptional leadership and service " but was also named one&nbsp;of the University of Oregon's "25 Ducks", for leadership, innovation, and the potential to change the world". Nick's mindset during his time in college has always been to focus not on what his school can do for him, but on what he can do for his school and plans to carry that spirit of service with him wherever he goes.</div><div><br/></div><div>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2m_D54m8YVo Here is link] to Nick's Ignite talk: ''Building on Innovation'' about how universities can create new learning experiences for students by building on their own unique history and culture of innovation.</div><div><br/></div><div><br/></div><div><br/></div><div style="text-align: right;"><br/></div><div></div><div><br/></div><div><br/></div>
+<div>[[File:2CapaldiniImage.png|thumb]]</div><div><div>'''Serving as UIF Since''': Fall 2015&nbsp;</div><div>'''School''': University of Oregon</div><div>'''What he does now''': Hatch Fellow: National Security Innovation Network Austin, TX</div><div>'''What that means''': Using start-up tools and tactics to design new technology that is both profitable and improves national security.</div></div><div>'''Contact him abou'''t: Design, Creative Strategy, Teamwork, Education, Hack-a-thons, Business Competitions, Sports Technology, Defense Technology.</div><div>'''Email''': nickcapaldini@gmail.com</div><div>'''Phone''': (952)-240-3857<br/></div><div><br/></div><div>Nick earned a B.A. in Product Design from the University of Oregon in 2018. Since graduating he has transitioned from designing sports technology in Eugene, Oregon to designing defense technology in Austin, Texas. He is currently conducting research and development into new forms of drone detection technology as a Fellow for the National Security Innovation Network.</div><div><br/></div><div><span style="text-align: right;">Nick joined the University Innovation Fellows program at the University of Oregon so that he could use his passion for innovation to make a positive impact on his campus. Through becoming a Fellow,&nbsp;Nick has been able to build on his strengths in innovation and entreprenuership to become an award-winning change agent.</span></div><div style="text-align: right;"><br/></div><div>[[File:CapaldiniHack.png|thumb]]</div><div>By running the first collegiate sports-technology hack-a-thon in the U.S, Nick provided an opportunity for students at his school to use state of the art technology to create new sports products. Following the theme of sports, his event was held in the University of Oregon's historic McArthur basketball court and featured two U.S. Olympians on the judging panel. Nick has also held a leadership position in his campus's entrepreneurship club and was an active member in multiple student organizations including Toastmaster's International, Industrial Design Society of America, and Warsaw Sports Business Club.</div><div><div><br/></div><div>When not leading initiatives, Nick enjoys participating in hack-a-thons and start-up competitions such as Major League Baseball's Advanced Media Hack-a-thon in New York City, where his team of UO students won First Place for their Data Visualization project. Nick also attends many innovation-focused conferences such as SXSW and the VentureWell Open where in 2018 he was a session panelist on best practices for stimulating sustainable invention in colleges and universities.</div><div><br/></div><div>[[File:CapaldiniDeanservice.png|thumb]]Out of 23,000+ students at his school, Nick not only received the Dean's Service Award for "exceptional leadership and service " but was also named one&nbsp;of the University of Oregon's "25 Ducks" for "leadership, innovation, and the potential to change the world". Nick's mindset during his time in college was always to focus not on what his school can do for him, but on what he can do for his school and he is carrying that spirit of service with him wherever he goes.</div><div><br/></div><div>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2m_D54m8YVo Here is link] to Nick's Ignite talk: ''Building on Innovation'' about how universities can create new learning experiences for students by building on their own unique history and culture of innovation.</div><div><br/></div><div><br/></div><div><br/></div><div style="text-align: right;"><br/></div><div></div><div><br/></div><div><br/></div>
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-<div>[[File:2CapaldiniImage.png|thumb]]</div><div><div>'''Serving as UIF Since''': Fall 2015&nbsp;</div><div>'''School''': University of Oregon</div><div>'''What he does now''': Hatch Fellow: National Security Innovation Network</div><div>'''What that means''': Using start-up tools and tactics to design new technology that is both profitable and improves national security.</div></div><div>'''Contact him abou'''t: Design, Creative Strategy, Teamwork, Education, Hack-a-thons, Business Competitions, Sports Technology, Defense Technology, Education.</div><div>'''Email''': nickcapaldini@gmail.com</div><div>'''Phone''': (952)-240-3857<br/></div><div><br/></div><div>Nick earned a bachelors in Product Design from the University of Oregon in 2018. Since graduating he has transitioned from designing sports technology in Eugene, Oregon to designing defense technology in Austin, TX. He currently conducting research and development into new forms of drone detection technology as a fellow for the National Security Innovation Network.</div><div><br/></div><div><span style="text-align: right;">Nick joined University Innovation Fellows program at the University of Oregon so that he could use his passion for innovation to make a positive impact on his campus. Through becoming a Fellow,&nbsp;Nick has been able to build on his strengths in innovation and entreprenuership, to become an award winning change agent on his campus.</span></div><div style="text-align: right;"><br/></div><div>[[File:CapaldiniHack.png|thumb]]</div><div>By running the first collegiate sports-technology hack-a-thon in the U.S, Nick provided an opportunity for students at his school to use state of the art technology to create new sports products. Following the theme of sports, his event was held in the University of Oregon's historic McArthur basketball court and featured two U.S. Olympians on the judging panel. Nick has also held a leadership position in his campus's entrepreneurship club cabinet and was an active member in multiple student organizations including Toastmaster's International, Industrial Design Society of America, and Warsaw Sports Business Club.</div><div><div><br/></div><div>When not leading initiatives, Nick has enjoyes participating in hack-a-thons and start-up competitions such as Major League Baseball's Advance Media Hack-a-thon in New York City, where his team of UO students won 1st place for their Data Visualization project. Nick has also represented attends many innovation focused conferences such as SXSW and the VentureWell Open where in 2018 he was a session panelist on best practices for stimulating sustainable invention in colleges and universities.</div><div><br/></div><div>[[File:CapaldiniDeanservice.png|thumb]]Out of 23,000+ students at his school, Nick not only received the Dean's Service Award for "exceptional leadership and service " but was also named one&nbsp;of the University of Oregon's "25 Ducks", for leadership, innovation, and the potential to change the world". Nick's mindset during his time in college has always been to focus not on what his school can do for him, but on what he can do for his school and plans to carry that spirit of service with him wherever he goes.</div><div><br/></div><div>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2m_D54m8YVo Here is link] to Nick's Ignite talk: ''Building on Innovation'' about how universities can create new learning experiences for students by building on their own unique history and culture of innovation.</div><div><br/></div><div><br/></div><div><br/></div><div style="text-align: right;"><br/></div><div></div><div><br/></div><div><br/></div>
+<div>[[File:2CapaldiniImage.png|thumb|2CapaldiniImage.png]]</div><div><div>'''Serving as UIF Since''': Fall 2015&nbsp;</div><div>'''School''': University of Oregon</div><div>'''What he does now''': Hatch Fellow: National Security Innovation Network</div><div>'''What that means''': Using start-up tools and tactics to design new technology that is both profitable and improves national security.</div></div><div>'''Contact him abou'''t: Design, Creative Strategy, Teamwork, Education, Hack-a-thons, Business Competitions, Sports Technology, Defense Technology.</div><div>'''Email''': nickcapaldini@gmail.com</div><div>'''Phone''': (952)-240-3857<br/></div><div><br/></div><div>Nick earned a bachelors in Product Design from the University of Oregon in 2018. Since graduating he has transitioned from designing sports technology in Eugene, Oregon to designing defense technology in Austin, TX. He currently conducting research and development into new forms of drone detection technology as a fellow for the National Security Innovation Network.</div><div><br/></div><div><span style="text-align: right;">Nick joined University Innovation Fellows program at the University of Oregon so that he could use his passion for innovation to make a positive impact on his campus. Through becoming a Fellow,&nbsp;Nick has been able to build on his strengths in innovation and entreprenuership, to become an award winning change agent on his campus.</span></div><div style="text-align: right;"><br/></div><div>[[File:CapaldiniHack.png|thumb|CapaldiniHack.png]]</div><div>By running the first collegiate sports-technology hack-a-thon in the U.S, Nick provided an opportunity for students at his school to use state of the art technology to create new sports products. Following the theme of sports, his event was held in the University of Oregon's historic McArthur basketball court and featured two U.S. Olympians on the judging panel. Nick has also held a leadership position in his campus's entrepreneurship club cabinet and was an active member in multiple student organizations including Toastmaster's International, Industrial Design Society of America, and Warsaw Sports Business Club.</div><div><div><br/></div><div>When not leading initiatives, Nick has enjoyes participating in hack-a-thons and start-up competitions such as Major League Baseball's Advance Media Hack-a-thon in New York City, where his team of UO students won 1st place for their Data Visualization project. Nick has also represented attends many innovation focused conferences such as SXSW and the VentureWell Open where in 2018 he was a session panelist on best practices for stimulating sustainable invention in colleges and universities.</div><div><br/></div><div>[[File:CapaldiniDeanservice.png|thumb|CapaldiniDeanservice.png]]Out of 23,000+ students at his school, Nick not only received the Dean's Service Award for "exceptional leadership and service " but was also named one&nbsp;of the University of Oregon's "25 Ducks", for leadership, innovation, and the potential to change the world". Nick's mindset during his time in college has always been to focus not on what his school can do for him, but on what he can do for his school and plans to carry that spirit of service with him wherever he goes.</div><div><br/></div><div>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2m_D54m8YVo Here is link] to Nick's Ignite talk: ''Building on Innovation'' about how universities can create new learning experiences for students by building on their own unique history and culture of innovation.</div><div><br/></div><div><br/></div><div><br/></div><div style="text-align: right;"><br/></div><div></div><div><br/></div><div><br/></div>
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-<div>[[File:2CapaldiniImage.png|thumb|2CapaldiniImage.png]]</div><div><div>'''Serving as UIF Since''': Fall 2015&nbsp;</div><div>'''School''': University of Oregon</div><div>'''What he does now''': Hatch Fellow: National Security Innovation Network</div><div>'''What that means''': Working in diverse teams to design new technology that is both profitable and improves national security.</div></div><div>'''Contact him abou'''t: Design, Creative Strategy, Teamwork, Education, Hack-a-thons, Business Competitions, Sports Technology, Defense Technology, Education.</div><div>'''Email''': nickcapaldini@gmail.com</div><div>'''Phone''': (952)-240-3857<br/></div><div><br/></div><div>Nick earned a bachelors in Product Design from the University of Oregon in 2018. Since graduating he has transitioned from designing sports technology in Eugene, Oregon to designing defense technology in Austin, TX. He currently conducting research and development into new forms of drone detection technology as a fellow for the National Security Innovation Network.</div><div><br/></div><div><span style="text-align: right;">Nick joined University Innovation Fellows program at the University of Oregon so that he could use his passion for innovation to make a positive impact on his campus. Through becoming a Fellow,&nbsp;Nick has been able to build on his strengths in innovation and entreprenuership, to become an award winning change agent on his campus.</span></div><div style="text-align: right;"><br/></div><div>[[File:CapaldiniHack.png|thumb|CapaldiniHack.png]]</div><div>By running the first collegiate sports-technology hack-a-thon in the U.S, Nick provided an opportunity for students at his school to use state of the art technology to create new sports products. Following the theme of sports, his event was held in the University of Oregon's historic McArthur basketball court and featured two U.S. Olympians on the judging panel. Nick has also held a leadership position in his campus's entrepreneurship club cabinet and was an active member in multiple student organizations including Toastmaster's International, Industrial Design Society of America, and Warsaw Sports Business Club.</div><div><div><br/></div><div>When not leading initiatives, Nick has enjoyes participating in hack-a-thons and start-up competitions such as Major League Baseball's Advance Media Hack-a-thon in New York City, where his team of UO students won 1st place for their Data Visualization project. Nick has also represented attends many innovation focused conferences such as SXSW and the VentureWell Open where in 2018 he was a session panelist on best practices for stimulating sustainable invention in colleges and universities.</div><div><br/></div><div>[[File:CapaldiniDeanservice.png|thumb|CapaldiniDeanservice.png]]Out of 23,000+ students at his school, Nick not only received the Dean's Service Award for "exceptional leadership and service " but was also named one&nbsp;of the University of Oregon's "25 Ducks", for leadership, innovation, and the potential to change the world". Nick's mindset during his time in college has always been to focus not on what his school can do for him, but on what he can do for his school and plans to carry that spirit of service with him wherever he goes.</div><div><br/></div><div>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2m_D54m8YVo Here is link] to Nick's Ignite talk: ''Building on Innovation'' about how universities can create new learning experiences for students by building on their own unique history and culture of innovation.</div><div><br/></div><div><br/></div><div><br/></div><div style="text-align: right;"><br/></div><div></div><div><br/></div><div><br/></div>
+<div>[[File:2CapaldiniImage.png|thumb]]</div><div><div>'''Serving as UIF Since''': Fall 2015&nbsp;</div><div>'''School''': University of Oregon</div><div>'''What he does now''': Hatch Fellow: National Security Innovation Network</div><div>'''What that means''': Using start-up tools and tactics to design new technology that is both profitable and improves national security.</div></div><div>'''Contact him abou'''t: Design, Creative Strategy, Teamwork, Education, Hack-a-thons, Business Competitions, Sports Technology, Defense Technology, Education.</div><div>'''Email''': nickcapaldini@gmail.com</div><div>'''Phone''': (952)-240-3857<br/></div><div><br/></div><div>Nick earned a bachelors in Product Design from the University of Oregon in 2018. Since graduating he has transitioned from designing sports technology in Eugene, Oregon to designing defense technology in Austin, TX. He currently conducting research and development into new forms of drone detection technology as a fellow for the National Security Innovation Network.</div><div><br/></div><div><span style="text-align: right;">Nick joined University Innovation Fellows program at the University of Oregon so that he could use his passion for innovation to make a positive impact on his campus. Through becoming a Fellow,&nbsp;Nick has been able to build on his strengths in innovation and entreprenuership, to become an award winning change agent on his campus.</span></div><div style="text-align: right;"><br/></div><div>[[File:CapaldiniHack.png|thumb]]</div><div>By running the first collegiate sports-technology hack-a-thon in the U.S, Nick provided an opportunity for students at his school to use state of the art technology to create new sports products. Following the theme of sports, his event was held in the University of Oregon's historic McArthur basketball court and featured two U.S. Olympians on the judging panel. Nick has also held a leadership position in his campus's entrepreneurship club cabinet and was an active member in multiple student organizations including Toastmaster's International, Industrial Design Society of America, and Warsaw Sports Business Club.</div><div><div><br/></div><div>When not leading initiatives, Nick has enjoyes participating in hack-a-thons and start-up competitions such as Major League Baseball's Advance Media Hack-a-thon in New York City, where his team of UO students won 1st place for their Data Visualization project. Nick has also represented attends many innovation focused conferences such as SXSW and the VentureWell Open where in 2018 he was a session panelist on best practices for stimulating sustainable invention in colleges and universities.</div><div><br/></div><div>[[File:CapaldiniDeanservice.png|thumb]]Out of 23,000+ students at his school, Nick not only received the Dean's Service Award for "exceptional leadership and service " but was also named one&nbsp;of the University of Oregon's "25 Ducks", for leadership, innovation, and the potential to change the world". Nick's mindset during his time in college has always been to focus not on what his school can do for him, but on what he can do for his school and plans to carry that spirit of service with him wherever he goes.</div><div><br/></div><div>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2m_D54m8YVo Here is link] to Nick's Ignite talk: ''Building on Innovation'' about how universities can create new learning experiences for students by building on their own unique history and culture of innovation.</div><div><br/></div><div><br/></div><div><br/></div><div style="text-align: right;"><br/></div><div></div><div><br/></div><div><br/></div>
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−	<div>[[File:2CapaldiniImage.png\|thumb]]</div><div><div>'''Serving as UIF Since''': Fall 2015 ~~'''''~~</div><div>~~''Schoo'~~'''~~''l~~''': University of Oregon</div><div>'''What he does now''': Hatch Fellow: National Security Innovation Network</div><div>'''What that means''': Working in diverse teams to design new technology that is both profitable and improves national security.</div></div><div>'''Contact him abou'''t: Design, Creative Strategy, Teamwork, Education, Hack-a-thons, Business Competitions, Sports Technology, Defense Technology, Education.</div><div>'''Email''': nickcapaldini@gmail.com</div><div>'''Phone''': (952)-240-3857<br/></div><div><br/></div><div>Nick earned a bachelors in Product Design from the University of Oregon in 2018. Since graduating he has transitioned from designing sports technology in Eugene, Oregon to designing defense technology in Austin, TX. He currently conducting research and development into new forms of drone detection technology as a fellow for the National Security Innovation Network.</div><div><br/></div><div><span style="text-align: right;">Nick joined University Innovation Fellows program at the University of Oregon so that he could use his passion for innovation to make a positive impact on his campus. Through becoming a Fellow, Nick has been able to build on his strengths in innovation and entreprenuership, to become an award winning change agent on his campus.</span></div><div style="text-align: right;"><br/></div><div>[[File:CapaldiniHack.png\|thumb]]</div><div>By running the first collegiate sports-technology hack-a-thon in the U.S, Nick provided an opportunity for students at his school to use state of the art technology to create new sports products. Following the theme of sports, his event was held in the University of Oregon's historic McArthur basketball court and featured two U.S. Olympians on the judging panel. Nick has also held a leadership position in his campus's entrepreneurship club cabinet and was an active member in multiple student organizations including Toastmaster's International, Industrial Design Society of America, and Warsaw Sports Business Club.</div><div><div><br/></div><div>When not leading initiatives, Nick has enjoyes participating in hack-a-thons and start-up competitions such as Major League Baseball's Advance Media Hack-a-thon in New York City, where his team of UO students won 1st place for their Data Visualization project. Nick has also represented attends many innovation focused conferences such as SXSW and the VentureWell Open where in 2018 he was a session panelist on best practices for stimulating sustainable invention in colleges and universities.</div><div><br/></div><div>[[File:CapaldiniDeanservice.png\|thumb]]Out of 23,000+ students at his school, Nick not only received the Dean's Service Award for "exceptional leadership and service " but was also named one of the University of Oregon's "25 Ducks", for leadership, innovation, and the potential to change the world". Nick's mindset during his time in college has always been to focus not on what his school can do for him, but on what he can do for his school and plans to carry that spirit of service with him wherever he goes.</div><div><br/></div><div>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2m_D54m8YVo Here is link] to Nick's Ignite talk: ''Building on Innovation'' about how universities can create new learning experiences for students by building on their own unique history and culture of innovation.</div><div><br/></div><div><br/></div><div><br/></div><div style="text-align: right;"><br/></div><div></div><div><br/></div><div><br/></div>	+	<div>[[File:2CapaldiniImage.png\|thumb\|2CapaldiniImage.png]]</div><div><div>'''Serving as UIF Since''': Fall 2015 </div><div>'''School''': University of Oregon</div><div>'''What he does now''': Hatch Fellow: National Security Innovation Network</div><div>'''What that means''': Working in diverse teams to design new technology that is both profitable and improves national security.</div></div><div>'''Contact him abou'''t: Design, Creative Strategy, Teamwork, Education, Hack-a-thons, Business Competitions, Sports Technology, Defense Technology, Education.</div><div>'''Email''': nickcapaldini@gmail.com</div><div>'''Phone''': (952)-240-3857<br/></div><div><br/></div><div>Nick earned a bachelors in Product Design from the University of Oregon in 2018. Since graduating he has transitioned from designing sports technology in Eugene, Oregon to designing defense technology in Austin, TX. He currently conducting research and development into new forms of drone detection technology as a fellow for the National Security Innovation Network.</div><div><br/></div><div><span style="text-align: right;">Nick joined University Innovation Fellows program at the University of Oregon so that he could use his passion for innovation to make a positive impact on his campus. Through becoming a Fellow, Nick has been able to build on his strengths in innovation and entreprenuership, to become an award winning change agent on his campus.</span></div><div style="text-align: right;"><br/></div><div>[[File:CapaldiniHack.png\|thumb\|CapaldiniHack.png]]</div><div>By running the first collegiate sports-technology hack-a-thon in the U.S, Nick provided an opportunity for students at his school to use state of the art technology to create new sports products. Following the theme of sports, his event was held in the University of Oregon's historic McArthur basketball court and featured two U.S. Olympians on the judging panel. Nick has also held a leadership position in his campus's entrepreneurship club cabinet and was an active member in multiple student organizations including Toastmaster's International, Industrial Design Society of America, and Warsaw Sports Business Club.</div><div><div><br/></div><div>When not leading initiatives, Nick has enjoyes participating in hack-a-thons and start-up competitions such as Major League Baseball's Advance Media Hack-a-thon in New York City, where his team of UO students won 1st place for their Data Visualization project. Nick has also represented attends many innovation focused conferences such as SXSW and the VentureWell Open where in 2018 he was a session panelist on best practices for stimulating sustainable invention in colleges and universities.</div><div><br/></div><div>[[File:CapaldiniDeanservice.png\|thumb\|CapaldiniDeanservice.png]]Out of 23,000+ students at his school, Nick not only received the Dean's Service Award for "exceptional leadership and service " but was also named one of the University of Oregon's "25 Ducks", for leadership, innovation, and the potential to change the world". Nick's mindset during his time in college has always been to focus not on what his school can do for him, but on what he can do for his school and plans to carry that spirit of service with him wherever he goes.</div><div><br/></div><div>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2m_D54m8YVo Here is link] to Nick's Ignite talk: ''Building on Innovation'' about how universities can create new learning experiences for students by building on their own unique history and culture of innovation.</div><div><br/></div><div><br/></div><div><br/></div><div style="text-align: right;"><br/></div><div></div><div><br/></div><div><br/></div>
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−	<div>[[File:2CapaldiniImage.png\|thumb~~\|2CapaldiniImage.png~~]]</div><div><div>'''Serving as UIF Since''': Fall 2015 '''''</div><div>''Schoo''''''l''': University of Oregon</div><div>'''What he does now''': Hatch Fellow: National Security Innovation Network</div><div>'''What that means''': Working in diverse teams to design new technology that is both profitable and improves national security.</div></div><div>'''Contact him abou'''t: Design, Creative Strategy, Teamwork, Education, Hack-a-thons, Business Competitions, Sports Technology, Defense Technology, Education.</div><div>'''Email''': nickcapaldini@gmail.com</div><div>'''Phone''': (952)-240-3857<br/></div><div><br/></div><div>Nick earned a bachelors in Product Design from the University of Oregon in 2018. Since graduating he has transitioned from designing sports technology in Eugene, Oregon to designing defense technology in Austin, TX. He currently conducting research and development into new forms of drone detection technology as a fellow for the National Security Innovation Network.</div><div><br/></div><div><span style="text-align: right;">Nick ~~is a~~ University Innovation ~~Fellow from~~ the University of Oregon ~~who joined the program~~ so that he could use his passion for innovation to make a positive impact on his campus. Through becoming a Fellow, Nick has been able to build on his strengths in innovation and entreprenuership, to become an award winning change agent on his campus.</span></div><div style="text-align: right;"><br/></div><div>[[File:CapaldiniHack.png\|thumb~~\|CapaldiniHack.png~~]]</div><div>By running the first collegiate sports-technology hack-a-thon in the U.S, Nick provided an opportunity for students at his school to use state of the art technology to create new sports products. Following the theme of sports, his event was held in the University of Oregon's historic McArthur basketball court and featured two U.S. Olympians on the judging panel. Nick has also held a leadership position in his campus's entrepreneurship club cabinet and was an active member in multiple student organizations including Toastmaster's International, Industrial Design Society of America, and Warsaw Sports Business Club.</div><div><div><br/></div><div>When not leading initiatives, Nick has enjoyes participating in hack-a-thons and start-up competitions such as Major League Baseball's Advance Media Hack-a-thon in New York City, where his team of UO students won 1st place for their Data Visualization project. Nick has also represented attends many innovation focused conferences such as SXSW and the VentureWell Open where in 2018 he was a session panelist on best practices for stimulating sustainable invention in colleges and universities.</div><div><br/></div><div>[[File:CapaldiniDeanservice.png\|thumb~~\|CapaldiniDeanservice.png~~]]Out of 23,000+ students at his school, Nick not only received the Dean's Service Award for "exceptional leadership and service " but was also named one of the University of Oregon's "25 Ducks", for leadership, innovation, and the potential to change the world". Nick's mindset during his time in college has always been to focus not on what his school can do for him, but on what he can do for his school and plans to carry that spirit of service with him wherever he goes.</div><div><br/></div><div>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2m_D54m8YVo Here is link] to Nick's Ignite talk: ''Building on Innovation'' about how universities can create new learning experiences for students by building on their own unique history and culture of innovation.</div><div><br/></div><div><br/></div><div><br/></div><div style="text-align: right;"><br/></div><div></div><div><br/></div><div><br/></div>	+	<div>[[File:2CapaldiniImage.png\|thumb]]</div><div><div>'''Serving as UIF Since''': Fall 2015 '''''</div><div>''Schoo''''''l''': University of Oregon</div><div>'''What he does now''': Hatch Fellow: National Security Innovation Network</div><div>'''What that means''': Working in diverse teams to design new technology that is both profitable and improves national security.</div></div><div>'''Contact him abou'''t: Design, Creative Strategy, Teamwork, Education, Hack-a-thons, Business Competitions, Sports Technology, Defense Technology, Education.</div><div>'''Email''': nickcapaldini@gmail.com</div><div>'''Phone''': (952)-240-3857<br/></div><div><br/></div><div>Nick earned a bachelors in Product Design from the University of Oregon in 2018. Since graduating he has transitioned from designing sports technology in Eugene, Oregon to designing defense technology in Austin, TX. He currently conducting research and development into new forms of drone detection technology as a fellow for the National Security Innovation Network.</div><div><br/></div><div><span style="text-align: right;">Nick joined University Innovation Fellows program at the University of Oregon so that he could use his passion for innovation to make a positive impact on his campus. Through becoming a Fellow, Nick has been able to build on his strengths in innovation and entreprenuership, to become an award winning change agent on his campus.</span></div><div style="text-align: right;"><br/></div><div>[[File:CapaldiniHack.png\|thumb]]</div><div>By running the first collegiate sports-technology hack-a-thon in the U.S, Nick provided an opportunity for students at his school to use state of the art technology to create new sports products. Following the theme of sports, his event was held in the University of Oregon's historic McArthur basketball court and featured two U.S. Olympians on the judging panel. Nick has also held a leadership position in his campus's entrepreneurship club cabinet and was an active member in multiple student organizations including Toastmaster's International, Industrial Design Society of America, and Warsaw Sports Business Club.</div><div><div><br/></div><div>When not leading initiatives, Nick has enjoyes participating in hack-a-thons and start-up competitions such as Major League Baseball's Advance Media Hack-a-thon in New York City, where his team of UO students won 1st place for their Data Visualization project. Nick has also represented attends many innovation focused conferences such as SXSW and the VentureWell Open where in 2018 he was a session panelist on best practices for stimulating sustainable invention in colleges and universities.</div><div><br/></div><div>[[File:CapaldiniDeanservice.png\|thumb]]Out of 23,000+ students at his school, Nick not only received the Dean's Service Award for "exceptional leadership and service " but was also named one of the University of Oregon's "25 Ducks", for leadership, innovation, and the potential to change the world". Nick's mindset during his time in college has always been to focus not on what his school can do for him, but on what he can do for his school and plans to carry that spirit of service with him wherever he goes.</div><div><br/></div><div>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2m_D54m8YVo Here is link] to Nick's Ignite talk: ''Building on Innovation'' about how universities can create new learning experiences for students by building on their own unique history and culture of innovation.</div><div><br/></div><div><br/></div><div><br/></div><div style="text-align: right;"><br/></div><div></div><div><br/></div><div><br/></div>
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−	<div>[[File:2CapaldiniImage.png\|thumb]]</div><div><div>'''Serving as UIF Since''': Fall 2015 </div><div>'''Schoo''''''l''': University of Oregon</div><div>'''What he does now''': Hatch Fellow: National Security Innovation Network</div><div>'''What that means''': Working in diverse teams to design new technology that is both profitable and improves national security.</div></div><div>'''Contact him abou'''t: Design, Creative Strategy, Teamwork, Education, Hack-a-thons, Business Competitions, Sports ~~technology~~, Defense Technology, Education.</div><div>'''Email''': nickcapaldini@gmail.com</div><div>'''Phone''': (952)-240-3857<br/></div><div~~><span style="text-align: right;"></span~~><br/></div><div>Nick earned a bachelors in Product Design from the University of Oregon in 2018. Since graduating he has transitioned from designing sports technology in Eugene, Oregon to designing defense technology in Austin, TX. He currently conducting research and development into new forms of drone detection technology as a fellow for the National Security Innovation Network.</div><div><br/></div><div><span style="text-align: right;">Nick is a University Innovation Fellow from the University of Oregon who joined the program so that he could use his passion for innovation to make a positive impact on his campus. Through becoming a Fellow, Nick has been able to build on his strengths in innovation and entreprenuership, to become an award winning change agent on his campus.</span></div><div style="text-align: right;"><br/></div><div>[[File:CapaldiniHack.png\|thumb]]</div><div>By running the first collegiate sports-technology hack-a-thon in the U.S, Nick provided an opportunity for students at his school to use state of the art technology to create new sports products. Following the theme of sports, his event was held in the University of Oregon's historic McArthur basketball court and featured two U.S. Olympians on the judging panel. Nick has also held a leadership position in his campus's entrepreneurship club cabinet and was an active member in multiple student organizations including Toastmaster's International, Industrial Design Society of America, and Warsaw Sports Business Club.</div><div><div><br/></div><div>When not leading initiatives, Nick has enjoyes participating in hack-a-thons and start-up competitions such as Major League Baseball's Advance Media Hack-a-thon in New York City, where his team of UO students won 1st place for their Data Visualization project. Nick has also represented attends many innovation focused conferences such as SXSW and the VentureWell Open where in 2018 he was a session panelist on best practices for stimulating sustainable invention in colleges and universities.</div><div><br/></div><div>[[File:CapaldiniDeanservice.png\|thumb]]Out of 23,000+ students at his school, Nick not only received the Dean's Service Award for "exceptional leadership and service " but was also named one of the University of Oregon's "25 Ducks", for leadership, innovation, and the potential to change the world". Nick's mindset during his time in college has always been to focus not on what his school can do for him, but on what he can do for his school and plans to carry that spirit of service with him wherever he goes.</div><div><br/></div><div>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2m_D54m8YVo Here is link] to Nick's Ignite talk: ''Building on Innovation'' about how universities can create new learning experiences for students by building on their own unique history and culture of innovation.</div><div><br/></div><div><br/></div><div><br/></div><div style="text-align: right;"><br/></div><div></div><div><br/></div><div><br/></div>	+	<div>[[File:2CapaldiniImage.png\|thumb\|2CapaldiniImage.png]]</div><div><div>'''Serving as UIF Since''': Fall 2015 '''''</div><div>''Schoo''''''l''': University of Oregon</div><div>'''What he does now''': Hatch Fellow: National Security Innovation Network</div><div>'''What that means''': Working in diverse teams to design new technology that is both profitable and improves national security.</div></div><div>'''Contact him abou'''t: Design, Creative Strategy, Teamwork, Education, Hack-a-thons, Business Competitions, Sports Technology, Defense Technology, Education.</div><div>'''Email''': nickcapaldini@gmail.com</div><div>'''Phone''': (952)-240-3857<br/></div><div><br/></div><div>Nick earned a bachelors in Product Design from the University of Oregon in 2018. Since graduating he has transitioned from designing sports technology in Eugene, Oregon to designing defense technology in Austin, TX. He currently conducting research and development into new forms of drone detection technology as a fellow for the National Security Innovation Network.</div><div><br/></div><div><span style="text-align: right;">Nick is a University Innovation Fellow from the University of Oregon who joined the program so that he could use his passion for innovation to make a positive impact on his campus. Through becoming a Fellow, Nick has been able to build on his strengths in innovation and entreprenuership, to become an award winning change agent on his campus.</span></div><div style="text-align: right;"><br/></div><div>[[File:CapaldiniHack.png\|thumb\|CapaldiniHack.png]]</div><div>By running the first collegiate sports-technology hack-a-thon in the U.S, Nick provided an opportunity for students at his school to use state of the art technology to create new sports products. Following the theme of sports, his event was held in the University of Oregon's historic McArthur basketball court and featured two U.S. Olympians on the judging panel. Nick has also held a leadership position in his campus's entrepreneurship club cabinet and was an active member in multiple student organizations including Toastmaster's International, Industrial Design Society of America, and Warsaw Sports Business Club.</div><div><div><br/></div><div>When not leading initiatives, Nick has enjoyes participating in hack-a-thons and start-up competitions such as Major League Baseball's Advance Media Hack-a-thon in New York City, where his team of UO students won 1st place for their Data Visualization project. Nick has also represented attends many innovation focused conferences such as SXSW and the VentureWell Open where in 2018 he was a session panelist on best practices for stimulating sustainable invention in colleges and universities.</div><div><br/></div><div>[[File:CapaldiniDeanservice.png\|thumb\|CapaldiniDeanservice.png]]Out of 23,000+ students at his school, Nick not only received the Dean's Service Award for "exceptional leadership and service " but was also named one of the University of Oregon's "25 Ducks", for leadership, innovation, and the potential to change the world". Nick's mindset during his time in college has always been to focus not on what his school can do for him, but on what he can do for his school and plans to carry that spirit of service with him wherever he goes.</div><div><br/></div><div>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2m_D54m8YVo Here is link] to Nick's Ignite talk: ''Building on Innovation'' about how universities can create new learning experiences for students by building on their own unique history and culture of innovation.</div><div><br/></div><div><br/></div><div><br/></div><div style="text-align: right;"><br/></div><div></div><div><br/></div><div><br/></div>
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−	<div><br/></div><div style="text-align: center;"><br/></div><div><div>'''Serving as UIF Since''': Fall 2015 [[File:2CapaldiniImage.png\|thumb]]</div><div>'''School''': University of Oregon</div><div>'''What he does now''': Product Design</div><div>'''What that means''': Working in diverse teams to build new products and interfaces using human centered design</div></div><div>'''Contact him abou'''t: Design, Creative Strategy, Teamwork, Education, Hack-a-thons, Business Competitions, Sports, Education.</div><div>'''Email''': nickcapaldini@gmail.com</div><div>'''Phone''': (952)-240-3857</div><div><br/></div><div>Nick is a University Innovation Fellow from the University of Oregon who joined the program so that he could use his passion for innovation to make a positive impact on his campus. Through becoming a Fellow, Nick has been able to build on his strengths in innovation and entreprenuership, to become an award winning change agent on his campus.<br/></div><div style="text-align: center;"><br/></div><div>[[File:CapaldiniHack.png\|thumb]]</div><div>By running the first collegiate sports-technology hack-a-thon in the U.S, Nick provided an opportunity for students at his school to use state of the art technology to create new sports products. Following the theme of sports, his event was held in the University of Oregon's historic McArthur basketball court and featured two U.S. Olympians on the judging panel. Nick has also held a leadership position in his campus's entrepreneurship club cabinet and was an active member in multiple student organizations including Toastmaster's International, Industrial Design Society of America, and Warsaw Sports Business Club.</div><div><div><br/></div><div>When not leading initiatives, Nick has enjoyed his college experience representing Oregon in hack-a-thons and start-up competitions such as Major League Baseball's Advance Media Hack-a-thon in New York City, where his team of UO students won 1st place for their Data Visualization project. Nick has also represented his University at conferences such as SXSW in 2016 and the VentureWell Open in 2018 where he was a session panelist on best practices for stimulating sustainable invention in colleges and universities.</div><div>[[File:CapaldiniMallard.png\|thumb\|none]]</div><div>[[File:CapaldiniDeanservice.png\|thumb]]Out of 23,000+ students at his school, Nick not only received the Dean's Service Award for "exceptional leadership and service " but was also named one of the University of Oregon's "25 Ducks", for leadership, innovation, and the potential to change the world". Nick's mindset during his time in college has always been to focus not on what his school can do for him, but on what he can do for his school and plans to carry that spirit of service with him wherever he goes.<br/></div><div><br/></div><div>Here is Nick's Ignite talk: Building on Innovation about how ~~we can~~ universities can create new learning experiences for students~~ build~~ on their own unique history and culture of innovation.</div><div><br/></div><~~div~~>[https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=2&cad=rja&uact=8&ved=0ahUKEwiOv8ucnaLbAhXBLH0KHUUJCfoQtwIIMTAB&url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.youtube.com%2Fwatch%3Fv%3D2m_D54m8YVo&usg=AOvVaw0guRdOzMYVnKRMX5CPa8gs Building on innovation - by Nick Capaldini, University of Oregon ...]</div><div><br/></div>	+	<div><br/></div><div style="text-align: center;"><br/></div><div><div>'''Serving as UIF Since''': Fall 2015 [[File:2CapaldiniImage.png\|thumb]]</div><div>'''School''': University of Oregon</div><div>'''What he does now''': Product Design</div><div>'''What that means''': Working in diverse teams to build new products and interfaces using human centered design</div></div><div>'''Contact him abou'''t: Design, Creative Strategy, Teamwork, Education, Hack-a-thons, Business Competitions, Sports, Education.</div><div>'''Email''': nickcapaldini@gmail.com</div><div>'''Phone''': (952)-240-3857</div><div><br/></div><div>Nick is a University Innovation Fellow from the University of Oregon who joined the program so that he could use his passion for innovation to make a positive impact on his campus. Through becoming a Fellow, Nick has been able to build on his strengths in innovation and entreprenuership, to become an award winning change agent on his campus.<br/></div><div style="text-align: center;"><br/></div><div>[[File:CapaldiniHack.png\|thumb]]</div><div>By running the first collegiate sports-technology hack-a-thon in the U.S, Nick provided an opportunity for students at his school to use state of the art technology to create new sports products. Following the theme of sports, his event was held in the University of Oregon's historic McArthur basketball court and featured two U.S. Olympians on the judging panel. Nick has also held a leadership position in his campus's entrepreneurship club cabinet and was an active member in multiple student organizations including Toastmaster's International, Industrial Design Society of America, and Warsaw Sports Business Club.</div><div><div><br/></div><div>When not leading initiatives, Nick has enjoyed his college experience representing Oregon in hack-a-thons and start-up competitions such as Major League Baseball's Advance Media Hack-a-thon in New York City, where his team of UO students won 1st place for their Data Visualization project. Nick has also represented his University at conferences such as SXSW in 2016 and the VentureWell Open in 2018 where he was a session panelist on best practices for stimulating sustainable invention in colleges and universities.</div><div>[[File:CapaldiniMallard.png\|thumb\|none]]</div><div>[[File:CapaldiniDeanservice.png\|thumb]]Out of 23,000+ students at his school, Nick not only received the Dean's Service Award for "exceptional leadership and service " but was also named one of the University of Oregon's "25 Ducks", for leadership, innovation, and the potential to change the world". Nick's mindset during his time in college has always been to focus not on what his school can do for him, but on what he can do for his school and plans to carry that spirit of service with him wherever he goes.<br/></div><div><br/></div><div>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2m_D54m8YVo Here is link] to Nick's Ignite talk: ''Building on Innovation'' about how universities can create new learning experiences for students by building on their own unique history and culture of innovation.</div><div></div><div><br/></div><div><br/></div>
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−	<div><br/></div><div style="text-align: center;"><br/></div><div><div>'''Serving as UIF Since''': Fall 2015 [[File:2CapaldiniImage.png\|thumb~~\|2CapaldiniImage.png~~]]</div><div>'''School''': University of Oregon</div><div>'''What he does now''': Product Design</div><div>'''What that means''': Working in diverse teams to build new products and interfaces using human centered design</div></div><div>'''Contact him abou'''t: Design, Creative Strategy, Teamwork, Education, Hack-a-thons, Business Competitions, Sports, Education.</div><div>'''Email''': nickcapaldini@gmail.com</div><div>'''Phone''': (952)-240-3857</div><div><br/></div><div>Nick is a University Innovation Fellow from the University of Oregon who joined the program so that he could use his passion for innovation to make a positive impact on his campus. Through becoming a Fellow, Nick has been able to build on his strengths in innovation and entreprenuership, to become an award winning change agent on his campus.<br/></div><div style="text-align: center;"><br/></div><div>[[File:CapaldiniHack.png\|thumb~~\|CapaldiniHack.png~~]]</div><div>By running the first collegiate sports-technology hack-a-thon in the U.S, Nick provided an opportunity for students at his school to use state of the art technology to create new sports products. Following the theme of sports, his event was held in the University of Oregon's historic McArthur basketball court and featured two U.S. Olympians on the judging panel. Nick has also held a leadership position in his campus's entrepreneurship club cabinet and was an active member in multiple student organizations including Toastmaster's International, Industrial Design Society of America, and Warsaw Sports Business Club.</div><div><div><br/></div><div>When not leading initiatives, Nick has enjoyed his college experience representing Oregon in hack-a-thons and start-up competitions such as Major League Baseball's Advance Media Hack-a-thon in New York City, where his team of UO students won 1st place for their Data Visualization project. Nick has also represented his University at conferences such as SXSW in 2016 and the VentureWell Open in 2018 where he was a session panelist on best practices for stimulating sustainable invention in colleges and universities.</div><div>[[File:CapaldiniMallard.png\|thumb\|none~~\|CapaldiniMallard.png~~]]</div><div>[[File:CapaldiniDeanservice.png\|thumb~~\|CapaldiniDeanservice.png~~]]Out of 23,000+ students at his school, Nick not only received the Dean's Service Award for "exceptional leadership and service " but was also named one of the University of Oregon's "25 Ducks", for leadership, innovation, and the potential to change the world". Nick's mindset during his time in college has always been to focus not on what his school can do for him, but on what he can do for his school and plans to carry that spirit of service with him wherever he goes.<br/></div><div><br/></div>	+	<div><br/></div><div style="text-align: center;"><br/></div><div><div>'''Serving as UIF Since''': Fall 2015 [[File:2CapaldiniImage.png\|thumb]]</div><div>'''School''': University of Oregon</div><div>'''What he does now''': Product Design</div><div>'''What that means''': Working in diverse teams to build new products and interfaces using human centered design</div></div><div>'''Contact him abou'''t: Design, Creative Strategy, Teamwork, Education, Hack-a-thons, Business Competitions, Sports, Education.</div><div>'''Email''': nickcapaldini@gmail.com</div><div>'''Phone''': (952)-240-3857</div><div><br/></div><div>Nick is a University Innovation Fellow from the University of Oregon who joined the program so that he could use his passion for innovation to make a positive impact on his campus. Through becoming a Fellow, Nick has been able to build on his strengths in innovation and entreprenuership, to become an award winning change agent on his campus.<br/></div><div style="text-align: center;"><br/></div><div>[[File:CapaldiniHack.png\|thumb]]</div><div>By running the first collegiate sports-technology hack-a-thon in the U.S, Nick provided an opportunity for students at his school to use state of the art technology to create new sports products. Following the theme of sports, his event was held in the University of Oregon's historic McArthur basketball court and featured two U.S. Olympians on the judging panel. Nick has also held a leadership position in his campus's entrepreneurship club cabinet and was an active member in multiple student organizations including Toastmaster's International, Industrial Design Society of America, and Warsaw Sports Business Club.</div><div><div><br/></div><div>When not leading initiatives, Nick has enjoyed his college experience representing Oregon in hack-a-thons and start-up competitions such as Major League Baseball's Advance Media Hack-a-thon in New York City, where his team of UO students won 1st place for their Data Visualization project. Nick has also represented his University at conferences such as SXSW in 2016 and the VentureWell Open in 2018 where he was a session panelist on best practices for stimulating sustainable invention in colleges and universities.</div><div>[[File:CapaldiniMallard.png\|thumb\|none]]</div><div>[[File:CapaldiniDeanservice.png\|thumb]]Out of 23,000+ students at his school, Nick not only received the Dean's Service Award for "exceptional leadership and service " but was also named one of the University of Oregon's "25 Ducks", for leadership, innovation, and the potential to change the world". Nick's mindset during his time in college has always been to focus not on what his school can do for him, but on what he can do for his school and plans to carry that spirit of service with him wherever he goes.<br/></div><div><br/></div><div>Here is Nick's Ignite talk: Building on Innovation about how we can universities can create new learning experiences for students build on their own unique history and culture of innovation.</div><div><br/></div><div>[https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=2&cad=rja&uact=8&ved=0ahUKEwiOv8ucnaLbAhXBLH0KHUUJCfoQtwIIMTAB&url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.youtube.com%2Fwatch%3Fv%3D2m_D54m8YVo&usg=AOvVaw0guRdOzMYVnKRMX5CPa8gs Building on innovation - by Nick Capaldini, University of Oregon ...]</div><div><br/></div>
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