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== About Corey == | == About Corey == | ||
| − | Corey Brugh is senior Chemical | + | Corey Brugh is senior Chemical Engineering student at the Colorado School of Mines. Born and raised in Austin, Texas, Corey has always shown a strong interest in technology and business. After graduating from LC Anderson High School in 2004, Corey began his career in the restaurant industry. For almost a decade, Corey managed restaurants in Austin, Kansas City, Waco, Raleigh and San Antonio. In the final year of his restaurant career, Corey was a full time engineering student at the Alamo Colleges in San Antonio, Texas. Corey spent one more year in San Antonio at the Alamo Colleges and the University of Texas at San Antonio prior to transferring to the Colorado School of Mines. |
Corey chose to finish his BS in Chemical Engineering at Mines because he was planning on simultaneously opening his own restaurant/wine bar with his father whom lives in Denver. As the plans to start his own business were put on hold, Corey aggressively pursued his goals of academic excellence, obtaining an internship with an industry leader, and obtaining a position on campus performing independent research. | Corey chose to finish his BS in Chemical Engineering at Mines because he was planning on simultaneously opening his own restaurant/wine bar with his father whom lives in Denver. As the plans to start his own business were put on hold, Corey aggressively pursued his goals of academic excellence, obtaining an internship with an industry leader, and obtaining a position on campus performing independent research. | ||
| − | Corey | + | Corey researched the rheological effects of ionic liquids on polyelectrolyte solutions. During the summers of 2014 and 2015, Corey worked in Upstream Packaging Process (R&D) for P&G. For the 2014-15 was a Resident Assistant in Weaver Towers and returned for the 2015-16 year as the RA of the Engineering Grand Challenges Theme Learning Community. |
After his first semester at Mines, Corey looked for his own unique way of making a meaningful contribution which led him to applying to become the [http://minesnewsroom.com/news/first-mines-student-named-university-innovation-fellow first University Innovation Fellow for the Colorado School of Mines]. | After his first semester at Mines, Corey looked for his own unique way of making a meaningful contribution which led him to applying to become the [http://minesnewsroom.com/news/first-mines-student-named-university-innovation-fellow first University Innovation Fellow for the Colorado School of Mines]. | ||
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| + | Because of Corey's work on the Grand Challenges at Mines, Corey was invited to attend the 2015 Global Grand Challenges Summit in Beijing. | ||
== Work as a University Innovation Fellow == | == Work as a University Innovation Fellow == | ||
Revision as of 04:45, 10 December 2015
Contents
About Corey
Corey Brugh is senior Chemical Engineering student at the Colorado School of Mines. Born and raised in Austin, Texas, Corey has always shown a strong interest in technology and business. After graduating from LC Anderson High School in 2004, Corey began his career in the restaurant industry. For almost a decade, Corey managed restaurants in Austin, Kansas City, Waco, Raleigh and San Antonio. In the final year of his restaurant career, Corey was a full time engineering student at the Alamo Colleges in San Antonio, Texas. Corey spent one more year in San Antonio at the Alamo Colleges and the University of Texas at San Antonio prior to transferring to the Colorado School of Mines.
Corey chose to finish his BS in Chemical Engineering at Mines because he was planning on simultaneously opening his own restaurant/wine bar with his father whom lives in Denver. As the plans to start his own business were put on hold, Corey aggressively pursued his goals of academic excellence, obtaining an internship with an industry leader, and obtaining a position on campus performing independent research.
Corey researched the rheological effects of ionic liquids on polyelectrolyte solutions. During the summers of 2014 and 2015, Corey worked in Upstream Packaging Process (R&D) for P&G. For the 2014-15 was a Resident Assistant in Weaver Towers and returned for the 2015-16 year as the RA of the Engineering Grand Challenges Theme Learning Community.
After his first semester at Mines, Corey looked for his own unique way of making a meaningful contribution which led him to applying to become the first University Innovation Fellow for the Colorado School of Mines.
Because of Corey's work on the Grand Challenges at Mines, Corey was invited to attend the 2015 Global Grand Challenges Summit in Beijing.
Work as a University Innovation Fellow
Creation of NAE Grand Challenges Themed Learning Community
In partnership with Residence Life and campus faculty, Corey proposed a new themed learning community based on the NAE's Engineering Grand Challenges. This themed learning community will expose freshmen to new ways of thinking and help build a foundation that will prepare them to address the grand challenges. The 5 core components of the community are entrepreneurship, research, global awareness, service learning and interdisciplinary understanding.
Rebooting the Mines Entrepreneurship Club
Corey has actively worked to help relaunch the entrepreneurship club. As a founder and officer, Corey is helping create a vibrant and active campus organization that promotes entrepreneurship.
Fighting for Student IP Rights
At a state and national level, Corey is a part of a group of fellows that is working to remove unfair and often ambiguous university IP policies. These policies threaten to stymie the culture of student innovation and entrepreneurship sweeping the nation and already taking hold at leading institutions around the country.
Students for IP Rights Facebook Page
Petition for Students for IP Rights
Fundraising page for Students for IP Rights
Improving Engineering Ed at the National Academy of Engineering
Corey's direct appeal for support to 50+ engineering deans from the nation's top engineering schools to improve engineering education.
Contact
Email: corey@universityinnovation.org
Twitter: @cbrugh
