(166a) Random Thoughts: Inspired by Rich Felder

This talk is part of the invited session ?Random
Thoughts:  Inspired by Rich Felder?.

Description: 
This session honors Dr.
Richard M. Felder, Hoechst Celanese Professor Emeritus of Chemical Engineering
at North Carolina State University.  Rich
has been recognized for his sustained contributions to education in the fields
of engineering and engineering technology. 
He is the inaugural winner of the Lifetime Achievement Award in
Engineering Education from the American Society for Engineering Education
(ASEE).  Rich is the co-author of the
book Elementary Principles of Chemical Processes and has authored and
co-authored more than 300 papers on engineering and science education and
chemical process engineering.  He has presented more than 650 workshops
and seminars on effective teaching methods throughout North and South America,
Australia, South Africa and numerous European and Asian countries. He has also
co-directed the National Effective Teaching Institute under the auspices of the
American Society for Engineering Education since 1991.

The
session will feature short tributes from Rich's colleagues in the field of
engineering education and will also include active learning and creative
elements.  Rich will present a
mini-keynote address at the conclusion of the session.

Speakers include:

James Stice

Ronald Rousseau

Phillip Wankat

Stephanie
Farrell

Michael Prince

Armando Rugarcia

John McKetta

Scott Fogler

Lisa Bullard