ECH 4905/ECH  6937: Bioprocess   Engineering   and   Bioseparations

University of Florida, Fall 2022, Fall 2023, Fall 2024
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ECH 3264: ELEMENTARY Transport Phenomemena

University of Florida, Fall 2018, Spring 2019, Fall 2019, Fall 2021
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ECH  6937: Special Topics- How  Cells  Sense  Mechanical  forces: An  Engineer's  Guide  to  mechanobiology

University of Florida, Fall 2020
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BME  154:  Tissue  Engineering  and  Regenerative  Medicine

Tufts University, Spring 2017, Spring 2018
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Honors 101:  Artificial  organs  and  PROSTHETICs

UMass Boston, Spring 2016

Outreach   in   the   stoppel   lab

The Stoppel Lab is committed to fostering an excitement for engineering and a love of learning in the Gainesville community. Efforts by lab members and ways for the community to interact with our science are listed below.

Tau Beta Pi GatorTrax Events
PhD Student, Julie Jameson works with the UF Chapter of Tau Beta Pi to execute engineering outreach activities in the greater Gainesville Community.

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Julie Jameson, Kelly Bukovic, and Raul Cruz-Quintero at a GATROTRAX event, Spring 2019.

Mackenzie McNickle isolating rat tail collagen type I as part of a Rat Tail Collagen Isolation Workshop. McNickle teaches 3rd-5th graders at Stephen Foster Elementary School.

Engineering for Biology- Multidisciplinary Research Experience for Teachers of Elementary Grades
UF Mechanical Engineering colleague, Dr. Chelsey Simmons, runs an NSF-funded summer program for elementary school teachers. The goal is to help them develop ways to introduce engineering in their classrooms.

During Summer 2019, the Stoppel Lab hosted Kayla Sutcliffe (Glen Springs Elementary) and Mackenzie McNickle (Stephen Foster Elementary) from the Gainesville, FL community. The Stoppel Lab will continue to interact with these educators through lab demonstrations and student activities.