This past week has been fairly typical of what I do as a Fulbright Scholar here in Ireland.  I thought you might be interested to see what a typical week is like, work-wise:

• finalized and submitted a conference paper for the International Research Symposium on Problem-Based Learning
• taught a class on Project-Based Learning for 19 students at DIT’s Learning, Teaching and Technology Centre (LTTC) and started assessing/grading student papers
• assisted Ted and Damon in delivering RoboSlam events on Tuesday and surveyed the students at the end of the event
• documented additional  RoboSlam events on Thursday and Friday
• delivered a lecture at Arcadia University’s College of Global Studies
• met with DIT’s Head of Research about a grant proposal I’m preparing
• met with DIT’s Assistant Head of the Department of Engineering Science and General Studies
• met with RoboSlam organizers about how to improve the program
• held an open house of my photography exhibition at Notre Dame’s O’Connell House
• worked on a review of an article for the editors of the Journal of Engineering Education
  

  Director of Arcadia University’s program in Ireland, Tom Kelly, alongside Shannon Chance following her Wednesday night presentation.