User:Ethanak - Revision history

Ethanak: Blanked the page

2019-10-19T17:16:43Z

Blanked the page

Ethanak at 17:11, 19 October 2019

2019-10-19T17:11:10Z

Ethanak at 17:06, 19 October 2019

2019-10-19T17:06:29Z

Ethanak at 17:05, 19 October 2019

2019-10-19T17:05:25Z

Ethanak at 17:04, 19 October 2019

2019-10-19T17:04:20Z

Ethanak at 17:02, 19 October 2019

2019-10-19T17:02:04Z

Ethanak: Created page with "File:EthanKeck UIF.pngHi! My name is Ethan Keck and I am an interdisciplinary engineering major at James Madison University. Although I don't have the tan to show for it, ..."

2019-10-19T17:01:42Z

Created page with "File:EthanKeck UIF.pngHi! My name is Ethan Keck and I am an interdisciplinary engineering major at James Madison University. Although I don't have the tan to show for it, ..."

New page

[[File:EthanKeck UIF.png]]Hi! My name is Ethan Keck and I am an interdisciplinary engineering major at James Madison University. Although I don't have the tan to show for it, I lived in Africa for 11 years of my life, 7 years in Madagascar and 4 years in Senegal. Living overseas played a large part in why I decided to go into engineering. While I stuffed my face with cookies as a child, people not too far away were wondering if they were going to be able to eat the next day. While I can take 15-minute hot showers without a care, people are getting deathly sick from bathing in unsanitary waters. Engineering, to me, is a way to gain the skills and knowledge that will allow me to have a positive impact on both the people that I saw overseas and all sorts of people around the world. Last year I did a year-long project where I designed and built a human-powered vehicle for a man with diplegic cerebral palsy. I contributed to about 45% of the building in my team of 8, and helped get the team organized for different tasks. Last summer I did a study abroad program in Portugal at European Innovation Academy, where I was Chief Marketing Officer on a diverse team of 5 trying to develop our startup’s idea in the span of a month. But while I'm trying to pursue my dreams, and learn new things and get new experiences, I also have some hobbies to keep myself sane. I love dancing, and I'm on an urban dance crew at JMU. I love music and play guitar, and I take any chance I get to go outdoors, whether that's by hiking or tossing a frisbee.

[[Category:Student Contributors]]

← Older revision		Revision as of 17:16, 19 October 2019
Line 1:		Line 1:
−	[[File:EthanKeck UIF.png\|thumb]]Hi! My name is Ethan Keck and I am an interdisciplinary engineering major at James Madison University. Although I don't have the tan to show for it, I lived in Africa for 11 years of my life, 7 years in Madagascar and 4 years in Senegal. Living overseas played a large part in why I decided to go into engineering. While I stuffed my face with cookies as a child, people not too far away were wondering if they were going to be able to eat the next day. While I can take 15-minute hot showers without a care, people are getting deathly sick from bathing in unsanitary waters. Engineering, to me, is a way to gain the skills and knowledge that will allow me to have a positive impact on both the people that I saw overseas and all sorts of people around the world. Last year I did a year-long project where I designed and built a human-powered vehicle for a man with diplegic cerebral palsy. I contributed to about 45% of the building in my team of 8, and helped get the team organized for different tasks. Last summer I did a study abroad program in Portugal at European Innovation Academy, where I was Chief Marketing Officer on a diverse team of 5 trying to develop our startup’s idea in the span of a month. But while I'm trying to pursue my dreams, and learn new things and get new experiences, I also have some hobbies to keep myself sane. I love dancing, and I'm on an urban dance crew at JMU. I love music and play guitar, and I take any chance I get to go outdoors, whether that's by hiking or tossing a frisbee.
−	~~<div><br/><br/><br/><br/></div>~~
−	~~<br/><br/>~~

−	~~[[Category:Student Contributors]]~~

@@ Line 1: / Line 1: @@
 [[File:EthanKeck UIF.png|thumb]]Hi! My name is Ethan Keck and I am an interdisciplinary engineering major at James Madison University. Although I don't have the tan to show for it, I lived in Africa for 11 years of my life, 7 years in Madagascar and 4 years in Senegal. Living overseas played a large part in why I decided to go into engineering. While I stuffed my face with cookies as a child, people not too far away were wondering if they were going to be able to eat the next day. While I can take 15-minute hot showers without a care, people are getting deathly sick from bathing in unsanitary waters. Engineering, to me, is a way to gain the skills and knowledge that will allow me to have a positive impact on both the people that I saw overseas and all sorts of people around the world. Last year I did a year-long project where I designed and built a human-powered vehicle for a man with diplegic cerebral palsy. I contributed to about 45% of the building in my team of 8, and helped get the team organized for different tasks. Last summer I did a study abroad program in Portugal at European Innovation Academy, where I was Chief Marketing Officer on a diverse team of 5 trying to develop our startup’s idea in the span of a month. But while I'm trying to pursue my dreams, and learn new things and get new experiences, I also have some hobbies to keep myself sane. I love dancing, and I'm on an urban dance crew at JMU. I love music and play guitar, and I take any chance I get to go outdoors, whether that's by hiking or tossing a frisbee.&nbsp;
-<div><br/><br/></div>
+<div><br/><br/><br/><br/></div>
-[[Category:Student Contributor]]
+<br/><br/>

@@ Line 1: / Line 1: @@
-Hi! My name is Ethan Keck and I am an interdisciplinary engineering major at James Madison University. Although I don't have the tan to show for it, I lived in Africa for 11 years of my life, 7 years in Madagascar and 4 years in Senegal. Living overseas played a large part in why I decided to go into engineering. While I stuffed my face with cookies as a child, people not too far away were wondering if they were going to be able to eat the next day. While I can take 15-minute hot showers without a care, people are getting deathly sick from bathing in unsanitary waters. Engineering, to me, is a way to gain the skills and knowledge that will allow me to have a positive impact on both the people that I saw overseas and all sorts of people around the world. Last year I did a year-long project where I designed and built a human-powered vehicle for a man with diplegic cerebral palsy. I contributed to about 45% of the building in my team of 8, and helped get the team organized for different tasks. Last summer I did a study abroad program in Portugal at European Innovation Academy, where I was Chief Marketing Officer on a diverse team of 5 trying to develop our startup’s idea in the span of a month. But while I'm trying to pursue my dreams, and learn new things and get new experiences, I also have some hobbies to keep myself sane. I love dancing, and I'm on an urban dance crew at JMU. I love music and play guitar, and I take any chance I get to go outdoors, whether that's by hiking or tossing a frisbee.&nbsp;
+[[File:EthanKeck UIF.png|thumb]]Hi! My name is Ethan Keck and I am an interdisciplinary engineering major at James Madison University. Although I don't have the tan to show for it, I lived in Africa for 11 years of my life, 7 years in Madagascar and 4 years in Senegal. Living overseas played a large part in why I decided to go into engineering. While I stuffed my face with cookies as a child, people not too far away were wondering if they were going to be able to eat the next day. While I can take 15-minute hot showers without a care, people are getting deathly sick from bathing in unsanitary waters. Engineering, to me, is a way to gain the skills and knowledge that will allow me to have a positive impact on both the people that I saw overseas and all sorts of people around the world. Last year I did a year-long project where I designed and built a human-powered vehicle for a man with diplegic cerebral palsy. I contributed to about 45% of the building in my team of 8, and helped get the team organized for different tasks. Last summer I did a study abroad program in Portugal at European Innovation Academy, where I was Chief Marketing Officer on a diverse team of 5 trying to develop our startup’s idea in the span of a month. But while I'm trying to pursue my dreams, and learn new things and get new experiences, I also have some hobbies to keep myself sane. I love dancing, and I'm on an urban dance crew at JMU. I love music and play guitar, and I take any chance I get to go outdoors, whether that's by hiking or tossing a frisbee.&nbsp;
-<div>[[File:EthanKeck UIF.png|thumb]]<br/></div><div><br/><br/></div>
+<div><br/><br/></div>
+[[Category:Student Contributor]]

← Older revision		Revision as of 17:05, 19 October 2019
Line 1:		Line 1:
	Hi! My name is Ethan Keck and I am an interdisciplinary engineering major at James Madison University. Although I don't have the tan to show for it, I lived in Africa for 11 years of my life, 7 years in Madagascar and 4 years in Senegal. Living overseas played a large part in why I decided to go into engineering. While I stuffed my face with cookies as a child, people not too far away were wondering if they were going to be able to eat the next day. While I can take 15-minute hot showers without a care, people are getting deathly sick from bathing in unsanitary waters. Engineering, to me, is a way to gain the skills and knowledge that will allow me to have a positive impact on both the people that I saw overseas and all sorts of people around the world. Last year I did a year-long project where I designed and built a human-powered vehicle for a man with diplegic cerebral palsy. I contributed to about 45% of the building in my team of 8, and helped get the team organized for different tasks. Last summer I did a study abroad program in Portugal at European Innovation Academy, where I was Chief Marketing Officer on a diverse team of 5 trying to develop our startup’s idea in the span of a month. But while I'm trying to pursue my dreams, and learn new things and get new experiences, I also have some hobbies to keep myself sane. I love dancing, and I'm on an urban dance crew at JMU. I love music and play guitar, and I take any chance I get to go outdoors, whether that's by hiking or tossing a frisbee.		Hi! My name is Ethan Keck and I am an interdisciplinary engineering major at James Madison University. Although I don't have the tan to show for it, I lived in Africa for 11 years of my life, 7 years in Madagascar and 4 years in Senegal. Living overseas played a large part in why I decided to go into engineering. While I stuffed my face with cookies as a child, people not too far away were wondering if they were going to be able to eat the next day. While I can take 15-minute hot showers without a care, people are getting deathly sick from bathing in unsanitary waters. Engineering, to me, is a way to gain the skills and knowledge that will allow me to have a positive impact on both the people that I saw overseas and all sorts of people around the world. Last year I did a year-long project where I designed and built a human-powered vehicle for a man with diplegic cerebral palsy. I contributed to about 45% of the building in my team of 8, and helped get the team organized for different tasks. Last summer I did a study abroad program in Portugal at European Innovation Academy, where I was Chief Marketing Officer on a diverse team of 5 trying to develop our startup’s idea in the span of a month. But while I'm trying to pursue my dreams, and learn new things and get new experiences, I also have some hobbies to keep myself sane. I love dancing, and I'm on an urban dance crew at JMU. I love music and play guitar, and I take any chance I get to go outdoors, whether that's by hiking or tossing a frisbee.
−	<div>~~http~~:~~//universityinnovation~~.~~org~~/~~images/7/73/EthanKeck_UIF.png~~</div><div><br/></div>	+	<div>[[File:EthanKeck UIF.png\|thumb]]<br/></div><div><br/><br/></div>
		+
		+	[[Cateogry:Student Contributors]]

← Older revision		Revision as of 17:04, 19 October 2019
Line 1:		Line 1:
−	~~[[File:EthanKeck UIF.png]]~~Hi! My name is Ethan Keck and I am an interdisciplinary engineering major at James Madison University. Although I don't have the tan to show for it, I lived in Africa for 11 years of my life, 7 years in Madagascar and 4 years in Senegal. Living overseas played a large part in why I decided to go into engineering. While I stuffed my face with cookies as a child, people not too far away were wondering if they were going to be able to eat the next day. While I can take 15-minute hot showers without a care, people are getting deathly sick from bathing in unsanitary waters. Engineering, to me, is a way to gain the skills and knowledge that will allow me to have a positive impact on both the people that I saw overseas and all sorts of people around the world. Last year I did a year-long project where I designed and built a human-powered vehicle for a man with diplegic cerebral palsy. I contributed to about 45% of the building in my team of 8, and helped get the team organized for different tasks. Last summer I did a study abroad program in Portugal at European Innovation Academy, where I was Chief Marketing Officer on a diverse team of 5 trying to develop our startup’s idea in the span of a month. But while I'm trying to pursue my dreams, and learn new things and get new experiences, I also have some hobbies to keep myself sane. I love dancing, and I'm on an urban dance crew at JMU. I love music and play guitar, and I take any chance I get to go outdoors, whether that's by hiking or tossing a frisbee. &~~#x5B~~;~~[Category~~:~~Student Contributors]]~~	+	Hi! My name is Ethan Keck and I am an interdisciplinary engineering major at James Madison University. Although I don't have the tan to show for it, I lived in Africa for 11 years of my life, 7 years in Madagascar and 4 years in Senegal. Living overseas played a large part in why I decided to go into engineering. While I stuffed my face with cookies as a child, people not too far away were wondering if they were going to be able to eat the next day. While I can take 15-minute hot showers without a care, people are getting deathly sick from bathing in unsanitary waters. Engineering, to me, is a way to gain the skills and knowledge that will allow me to have a positive impact on both the people that I saw overseas and all sorts of people around the world. Last year I did a year-long project where I designed and built a human-powered vehicle for a man with diplegic cerebral palsy. I contributed to about 45% of the building in my team of 8, and helped get the team organized for different tasks. Last summer I did a study abroad program in Portugal at European Innovation Academy, where I was Chief Marketing Officer on a diverse team of 5 trying to develop our startup’s idea in the span of a month. But while I'm trying to pursue my dreams, and learn new things and get new experiences, I also have some hobbies to keep myself sane. I love dancing, and I'm on an urban dance crew at JMU. I love music and play guitar, and I take any chance I get to go outdoors, whether that's by hiking or tossing a frisbee.
		+	<div>http://universityinnovation.org/images/7/73/EthanKeck_UIF.png</div><div><br/></div>

← Older revision		Revision as of 17:02, 19 October 2019
Line 1:		Line 1:
−	[[File:EthanKeck UIF.png]]Hi! My name is Ethan Keck and I am an interdisciplinary engineering major at James Madison University. Although I don't have the tan to show for it, I lived in Africa for 11 years of my life, 7 years in Madagascar and 4 years in Senegal. Living overseas played a large part in why I decided to go into engineering. While I stuffed my face with cookies as a child, people not too far away were wondering if they were going to be able to eat the next day. While I can take 15-minute hot showers without a care, people are getting deathly sick from bathing in unsanitary waters. Engineering, to me, is a way to gain the skills and knowledge that will allow me to have a positive impact on both the people that I saw overseas and all sorts of people around the world. Last year I did a year-long project where I designed and built a human-powered vehicle for a man with diplegic cerebral palsy. I contributed to about 45% of the building in my team of 8, and helped get the team organized for different tasks. Last summer I did a study abroad program in Portugal at European Innovation Academy, where I was Chief Marketing Officer on a diverse team of 5 trying to develop our startup’s idea in the span of a month. But while I'm trying to pursue my dreams, and learn new things and get new experiences, I also have some hobbies to keep myself sane. I love dancing, and I'm on an urban dance crew at JMU. I love music and play guitar, and I take any chance I get to go outdoors, whether that's by hiking or tossing a frisbee.	+	[[File:EthanKeck UIF.png]]Hi! My name is Ethan Keck and I am an interdisciplinary engineering major at James Madison University. Although I don't have the tan to show for it, I lived in Africa for 11 years of my life, 7 years in Madagascar and 4 years in Senegal. Living overseas played a large part in why I decided to go into engineering. While I stuffed my face with cookies as a child, people not too far away were wondering if they were going to be able to eat the next day. While I can take 15-minute hot showers without a care, people are getting deathly sick from bathing in unsanitary waters. Engineering, to me, is a way to gain the skills and knowledge that will allow me to have a positive impact on both the people that I saw overseas and all sorts of people around the world. Last year I did a year-long project where I designed and built a human-powered vehicle for a man with diplegic cerebral palsy. I contributed to about 45% of the building in my team of 8, and helped get the team organized for different tasks. Last summer I did a study abroad program in Portugal at European Innovation Academy, where I was Chief Marketing Officer on a diverse team of 5 trying to develop our startup’s idea in the span of a month. But while I'm trying to pursue my dreams, and learn new things and get new experiences, I also have some hobbies to keep myself sane. I love dancing, and I'm on an urban dance crew at JMU. I love music and play guitar, and I take any chance I get to go outdoors, whether that's by hiking or tossing a frisbee. [[Category:Student Contributors]]
−
−	[[Category:Student Contributors]]