EIFs have a connecting role in the College: They interact with AE3 staff, departmental colleagues, and others across the College involved in educational innovation to share and unify educational efforts. They also have an innovating role: They identify and pursue new pathways, helping to pave the way for educational change.
“Being an Education Innovation Fellow and working with AE3 has connected me to a network of faculty and staff members in the College of Engineering who are driven to improve education for students. Everyone involved is focused on practical outcomes for students.”
– Dallas Trinkle, Professor, Materials Science and Engineering
The Rose Education Innovation Fellow recognizes an EIF with exemplary contributions to AE3. The EIF for this named position is designated by the Director of AE3 in consultation with the Associate Dean for Undergraduate Programs.
2019-20 AE3 Education Innovation Fellows
 Jeff Erickson Computer Science |  Elif Ertekin Mechanical Science and Engineering |  Marcia Pool, Rose Education Innovation Fellow Bioengineering |
 Matt West Faculty Coordinator for Education Innovation |  John Popovics Civil and Environmental Engineering |  Jeff Roesler Civil and Environmental Engineering |
 Chris Schmitzs Electrical and Computer Engineering |  Tim Stelzer Physics |  Craig Zilles Computer Science |
Past Education Innovation Fellows
 Timothy Bretl, Rose EIF Aerospace Engineering (2017-2019) |  Scott Carney, Rose EIF Electrical and Computer Engineering (2015-2017) |  Jennifer Amos Bioengineering (2015-2018) |
 Brian Bailey Computer Science (2015-2018) |  Rohit Bhargava Bioengineering (2013-2014) |  Larry Fahnestock Civil and Environmental Engineering (2013-2014) |
 Cinda Heeren Computer Science (2014-2017) |  Jonathan Makela Electrical and Computer Engineering (2017) |  Jose Mestre Physics (2013-2015) |
 Luke Olson Computer Science (2014-2017) |  Dallas Trinkle Materials Science and Engineering (2014-2017) |