The Keller Center seeks to prepare all students – both engineers and non-engineers – to be leaders in an increasingly complex, technology-driven society. The center is creating new courses and strengthening existing ones that go beyond purely technical subjects to provide students a broader understanding of the global economic, environmental and cultural forces that shape and are shaped by technology. At the same time, the center is improving students’ technical education by exposing them to real engineering projects throughout their four years, through internships, entrepreneurial opportunities, and multidisciplinary courses.
Keller Center for Innovation in Engineering Education

News
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EnCharge AI reimagines computing to meet needs of cutting-edge AI
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Innovation Forum proposed solutions for societal impact
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From ‘Project Daydream’ to clean water tech, celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month
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Humanities students showed their entrepreneurial strength at annual Demo Days
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Craig Arnold appointed vice dean for innovation
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New professorship imbues humanity in design
Events
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March 29
4:30 pm
Beyond the Cyborg Imaginary: Neuroprosthetic Limbs and Embodied Science-in-the-Making
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April 04
12:00 pm
Open House for the Technology and Society Certificate Program
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April 07
12:30 pm
Dizzy Gillespie for President!
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April 12
4:30 pm
Design as Democratic Inquiry
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April 14
12:30 pm
Intellectual Property for Startups
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April 17
4:30 pm
Just Me: An Asian American Artist on Disability and Mental Health