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Atlanta, GA | Posted: October 14, 2013
Ashlee Gardner
Online Communications Manager
School of Electrical and Computer Engineering
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During Spring Term 2013, the ECE Undergraduate Affairs Office issued a challenge to students: create inspiring and informative videos that will engage with prospective high school students.
ECE Student Video CompetitionDuring Spring Term 2013, the ECE Undergraduate Affairs Office issued a challenge to students: create inspiring and informative videos that will engage with prospective high school students.
Submissions were requested in three categories:
The student body selected their favorite videos in each category and prizes were awarded for the videos with the most votes. A best overall and an honorable mention were also awarded by a judges panel that consisted of Steve McLaughlin, the Steve W. Chaddick School Chair; Steve Chaddick, mentor capitalist and ECE Advisory Board Chair; and Neal Jean, a student with the ECE Ambassadors.
Brenden Duncombe-Smith won in the What is electrical engineering? and A Student's View categories and also won best overall for his A Student's View video. Abhinav Uppal's video titled Electrical Engineering: Interdisciplinary Perspectives received an honorable mention.
