DeBoer Lab

Thinking about what our lab is thankful for, we are grateful and honored to have worked with Tumaini for nearly ten years now.

This Giving Tuesday mark your calendars! We were able to get onto globalgiving's 1-to-1 match! Every dollar you give is doubled, going twice as far for Tumaini's plans this year, including expanding daycare services for students with young children and launching small-scale manufacturing spaces to build and sell the products that students innovate.

Donate here on Tuesday!: https://goto.gg/66815

We are so excited to rally with you and for the first time fundraise with Purdue Day of Giving for Tumaini! It has been a busy and productive year, with 2023 seeing Tumaini’s first official graduation ceremony, the opening of day-care services for teen mothers, and the launch of the USAID-funded school building project. Your support will help directly fund teacher salaries, opportunities for professional development, student scholarships, and other core goals that typical grant programs can’t cover.



Help support the important, hard work of Tumaini’s teachers and students as part of PDOG by designating 026475 in the “specific fund information”! Link here: https://dayofgiving.purdue.edu/donate?campaign_id=180795

Dr. Pisut Koomsap, Project Coordinator of ReCap 4.0 Competence Development Project for Thailand, paid a visit to Purdue and the DeBoer Lab to learn about the School of Engineering Education, Purdue University, share updates on recent work, and identify areas of potential work together. Doctoral student Nrupaja Bhide provided a deep dive into our lab's work as well as the School's WANG facilities and research areas. Dr. Dhinesh Radhakrishnan joined Dr. Jennifer DeBoer for further discussions of exciting ReCap4Thailand developments. We look forward to ongoing conversations, and many thanks for the visit!

"How Turkish Am I?" Come listen to our very own Yagmur's award-winning paper at the student division event today at 1:45 PM, room 207 at the convention center
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All set! Today at ASEE, come join us in Room 103C at the Convention center (1:15 PM) to hear about the use of student self-beliefs to contextualize eng. curriculum for secondary school girl learners in sub-Saharan Africa!

Super excited to have started our EngStarter learning technology beta-testing at Tumaini Innovation Center! The place where it all began. Lot of great interaction and mutual learning. Thank you wonderful teachers of Tumaini for your constant and meaningful collaboration! Next stop, Dadaab!

One of the highlights of our Pajama session was listening to Professor Shireen Mohammed of the Department of Dams and Water Resources Engineering at the University of Anbar share the amazing ways that she leveraged the ABC (active, blended, and collaborative) framework as a response strategy in the wake of Covid-19's disruption of her in-person classes.

Hello there! Here are some relevant info from the conference!
At the Pajama session, with our partners World Learning, we were very excited to share with the broader academic community details of the process and impact of our Faculty Development and Collaborative Research Project with the University of Anbar College of Engineering

We are thrilled to be sharing two exciting presentations with wonderful colleagues from Purdue GEPP, University of Anbar, World Learning, and Plan International. More information here!
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ILUMINATING THE POWER OF IDEA/LISM: CIES 2022 The online program contains content that is remote in nature. Setting your timezone will allow for localization of the times.To change your timezone later, select "Change Preferences" from the "Navigation Menu" on the left side of the online program home page.

We are happy and proud to celebrate strong work by Tumaini's large and growing Community of Practice of teachers! We worked through a number of exciting activities led by doctoral student Nrupaja Bhide on local strengths, collaborative design, and local knowledge. Asante, Tumaini Innovation Center