Experience Israel with Taylor
With co-authors Robert Todd and Carl Sorenson, we explored accurate methods for evaluating project-based student work, using the BYU Mechanical Engineering Capstone program as a base for our research. We presented and published through the American …
Continue Reading about Researching Engineering Capstone Courses. Part 2
I had the pleasure to work with Rollin Hotchkiss, a gifted scholar and teacher of Civil Engineering at Brigham Young University. We did a qualitative research study on the value of project-based learning in engineering education to increase student …
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I've had the pleasure of collaborating with the BYU Mechanical Engineering Capstone program. We surveyed hundreds of alumni of the Capstone program to gauge what was most valuable to them. We published our work through the American Society of …
Continue Reading about Researching Engineering Capstone Courses. Part 1
One of the most widely anticipated, watched, and reported fights of all time took place in Reno, Nevada on July 4, 1910. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jack_Johnson_(boxer) See the fight here …
Continue Reading about 104 Years Ago Today: The Fight of the Century. Jackson vs. Johnson
My scripture studies article on 1 Kings 3; 5-11 has been published here. Quote from the opening paragraph: Solomon, the king of peace, ascended the throne during Israel’s golden age taking the place of his father, David the beloved. Before David …
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There is a long history of apocalyptic fervor in the Judeo-Christian tradition. These notions often gain intensity during moments of social or political strife. However, the peace and security some theological notions offer, if misinterpreted or …
