The SEED Case Study Initiative develops original case studies for engineering courses that highlight the impact of engineering work on engineers and the broader society – based on real-world histories closely connected to any engineering subject.
The Center for Socially Engaged Engineering & Design (C-SED) uses research to evaluate and inform corresponding principles and methodologies. In doing so, we create a body of research that collectively defines a new standard of quality for the design and analysis of evidence-based best practices to include end-users and society in design processes. C-SED researchers apply socially engaged design practices in their own fields of specialization.
C-SED offers a variety of Design Skill Sessions on topics related to socially engaged design. Join us for an upcoming public session, or request a specialized session for your community of practice. Whether in classrooms, student organizations, or staff affinity groups, our Design Skill Sessions are available to start a conversation about socially engaged design best practices.
The Center for Socially Engaged Engineering & Design (C-SED) Lab is a collaborative design and project laboratory where students convene to learn, make, and build community.
The Center for Socially Engaged Engineering & Design offers several opportunities to learn and practice the skills of socially engaged engineering and design through online modules.