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Mechanical Engineering Technology Newsletter 2019 Michigan Technological University Digital Commons @ Michigan Tech Department of Manufacturing and Mechanical Department of Manufacturing and Mechanical Engineering Technology Newsletters Engineering Technology 2019 Mechanical Engineering Technology Newsletter 2019 Department of Manufacturing and Mechanical Engineering Technology, Michigan Technological University Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.mtu.edu/mmet-newsletters Part of the Mechanical Engineering Commons Recommended Citation Department of Manufacturing and Mechanical Engineering Technology, Michigan Technological University, "Mechanical Engineering Technology Newsletter 2019" (2019). Department of Manufacturing and Mechanical Engineering Technology Newsletters. 1. https://digitalcommons.mtu.edu/mmet-newsletters/1 Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.mtu.edu/mmet-newsletters Part of the Mechanical Engineering Commons LEARN. DO. SUCCEED. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY ACCREDITED BY THE ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY ACCREDITATION COMMISSION (ETAC) OF ABET, ABET.ORG Irwin Wins Center for Teaching and Learning WHERE RACING Instructional Award DR. JOHN IRWIN, Professor WILL TAKE HIM and Program Chair, Mechanical Engineering Technology, was Justin Mondeik can’t be sure, but he’s awarded the 2018 Curriculum eager to follow the road. Development and Assessment Award by the William G. Jackson Center for Teaching and Learning. Irwin was recognized for his experience improving student learning through evaluation and assessment methods used in the classroom, leading accreditation efforts within his discipline, and as a leader in advancing University Assessment. Irwin has been principal JUSTIN MONDEIK, PICTURED WITH HIS CAR investigator on two Michigan Department of Education projects MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Mondeik’s part of the state, made to improve teacher quality through TECHNOLOGY student Justin the rounds like this in the 1970’s the Educator’s Professional Mondeik was featured in the and ‘80s. So did Alan Kulwicki and Development Institute Series, which article “Where racing will take Jim Sauter and Joe Shear, and later focuses on topics in the physical him, Justin Modeik can’t be sure, Rich Bickle and a few others. sciences, and was co-PI on another but he’s eager to follow the road” That doesn’t happen much these MDE project, serving as internal in the Milwaukee (Wisconsin) days. But for Mondeik, a 21-year- evaluator. Journal Sentinel. Mondeik is one old college student from the of seven regional-level drivers in unincorporated burg of Gleason — the Kulwicki Driver Development between Wausau and Rhinelander Graduates receive Program competing for a career — this current eight-day odyssey advancement stipend of more than makes perfect sense. excellent job offers $54,000. He spent seven days and nights and great starting To look at Mondeik’s racing at the track, at two local speedways schedule, you’d think maybe he where he competes weekly, on two salaries as they was born more than a generation regional touring series and in two enter their careers. too late. special events. Dick Trickle, who was from “If you didn’t have a full-time job, Continued on page 2 SPRING 2019 NEWSLETTER 1 WHERE RACING WILL TAKE HIM Continued from page 1 this could be your job,” Mondeik said ovals at 16, and won the title at State stipend of more than $54,000. at Slinger Speedway during a test Park Speedway in Wausau in his first In addition to their on-track day for Tuesday’s Slinger Nationals. year in limited late models. Now performance, the finalists are judged Oh yeah, there’s that. Mondeik’s he races in the super-lace model on their ability to help uphold and full-time job. He is fortunate his division at State Park and at Golden spread the legacy of Kulwicki, the employer and primary sponsor Sands Speedway in Plover, as well as late 1992 NASCAR champion from are one and the same — AGRA Greenfield. Kulwicki received his Industries in Merrill — which provides engineering degree from UW- understanding other jobs might not. “Forty-some races Milwaukee, was successful on the He was on vacation the week of the regional short-track scene and then race. throughout the year made his way in NASCAR with his “Forty-some races throughout and we don’t have smarts and dedication. the year and we don’t have one off Among his other projects, Mondeik week,” said Mondeik, who will be a one off week” has raised money to send seven senior in Mechanical Engineering veterans on Honor Flights to the Technology at Michigan Tech. “We with the TUNDRA Super Late series memorials to their respective wars in have at least one race a week from and ARCA Midwest Tour. Washington, all in Kulwicki’s name. the beginning of May to the end of Shut out in 38 races last season, While Kulwicki’s story has been an October. Mondeik has won twice this year at inspiration to Mondeik, so has that “I’ve definitely got to go back to State Park and has finished among of Ty Majeski, the first winner of the school right after Labor Day, but the top five in more than half of his Kulwicki scholarship in 2015. Majeski, the local tracks I run for points, their races. of Seymour, is using his engineering points nights are done, and then the “We’re definitely going out and education while working for Roush- specials in September and October, running with different competition Fenway Racing as well as driving those are all Saturday and Sunday all over the Midwest, different series, part-time in the NASCAR Xfinity shows. Definitely got to finish this out big fields of cars, and we’ve been Series. right.” running really good,” Mondeik said. “Ever since he won the Kulwicki Mondeik operates out of a modest “That’s the difference right now, and Cup, it’s really skyrocketed his racing trailer, and his white-and-orange car we’re definitely going to follow that career,” Mondeik said. “That’s what wears the scars of many a short-track path, I think.” the whole Kulwicki program is about- battle. But he’s not out to win “best For the second consecutive year, to get you to that next step in racing. of show.” His goal is to continue to Mondeik is a finalist in the Kulwicki “Hopefully we’ll continue a similar progress in racing and see where it Driver Development Program, one path, and hopefully it works out good might lead. of seven local– and regional-level for us.” A former snowmobile and kart drivers from across the country racer, Mondeik moved onto asphalt competing for a career advancement 2018 and 2019 Program Scholar Awards THE 2018 AND 2019 PROGRAM SCHOLAR AWARDS were given to the following students (2018 students are pictured): • Surveying Engineering: Kyle Hiltunen and Steven Smendzuik • Mechanical Engineering Technology: Frances Luo and Alyssa DePauw; Isai Jonatan Hudy-Velasco • Construction Management: Brandon Taavola and John Batsikouras • Computer Network and System Administration: Michael Dabish and Dina Falzarano • Electrical Engineering Technology: Thomas Prica and Spencer Thompson Thomas Prica (EET) was also selected from the above program scholars as the nominee for the University’s 2018 Departmental Scholar Award and 2018 PROGRAM SCHOLARS Isai Jonatan Hudy-Velasco (MET) was nominated for the University’s 2019 Departmental Scholar Award. 2 MECHANICAL ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY 2018 Bob Mark Business Model Competition Winner in Mechanical Engineering Technology STUDENTS RUSSELL CROFTON MET STUDENTS HAD GREAT SUCCESS (Mechanical Engineering IN PASSING THE FUNDAMENTALS Technology) and Gary Tropp OF ENGINEERING (FE) EXAM taken (Computer Network and System during their final fall or spring semester. Administration) were amongst The FE is usually the first step towards the winners in the 2018 Bob Mark becoming a professionally licensed Business Model Competition held engineer. on the Michigan Tech campus in The exam is for recent graduates and December. students who are close to finishing an There were more than 20 undergraduate engineering degree participants making up 15 teams from an ETAC/ABET accredited from various majors and disciplines program. who pitched to a panel of judges. RUSSELL CROFTON AND SCHOOL Results from the fall 2018 FE exam Ideas ranged from hypothermia- OF BUSINESS AND ECONOMICS showed 14 out of 21 students passed DEAN DR. JOHNSON preventing life jackets to a with a 67% rate—the highest ever web-based stress management obtained in MET. program. Participants had five The Bob Mark Business Model minutes to pitch their ideas and Competition is part of Husky Topics covered: present their business model. Innovate, a series of workshops and • Computational Tools The judging panel then had time competitions that guide students • Dynamics, Kinematics, and following the presentation to ask through key phases of business Vibrations questions and provide valuable development while emphasizing feedback. strategies for success. • Electricity and Magnetism • Engineering Economics Five MET Students Inducted into Epsilon Pi Tau Honor Society • Ethics and Professional Practice • Fluid Mechanics NINE STUDENTS were inducted into the Michigan Tech Delta Zeta Chapter of Epsilon Pi Tau Honor Society, • Heat Transfer Spring 2019. Epsilon Pi Tau is the international honor • Material Properties and society for professions in technology, recognizing Processing students and technology professionals for academic excellence. The student chapter of Delta Zeta Epsilon • Mathematics Pi Tau was recently selected as the recipient of the • Materials 2019 Warner Chapter Award for Region 3. • Measurement, Instrumentation Spring 2019 Delta Zeta—Epsilon Pi Tau MET Initiates: and Controls • Anna Connelly • Mechanical Design and Analysis • Isai J. Hudy-Velasco • Mechanics of Materials • Timothy Ingram • Probability and Statistics • Justin Mondeik • Statics • Taren Odette • Thermodynamics SPRING 2019 NEWSLETTER 3 SENIOR DESIGN PROJECTS Mechanical Engineering Technology students complete a Senior Design Project that brings together all of the knowledge and skills they have learned. Many projects are funded by industry partners and students are often charged to develop a working prototype. Senior Design is two semesters and culminates with a final paper and presentation.
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