All activities listed on this page are open to everyone.
Photobooth
The photobooth will be set up on the second floor lobby of the Engineering Administration
Building. All pictures will be posted to our gallery, and a link will be mailed to
all those who check in to the event. Location: Engineering Administration 2nd floor lobby
Departmental Activities
These activities are free and open to the public. However, we are asking everyone
to register to attend eDay, so we can ensure we are able to accommodate all attendees.
Robotic Tic-Tac-Toe Competition Location: Engineering Technology 226 Faculty: Matt Hale
Robotics Demonstration Location: Engineering Technology 226 Faculty: Dr. Berisso
Robotics Demo: Autonomous & Complex Systems Location: Engineering Science 231 Faculty: Dr. Davoodi
Faculty: Dr. Jennings
Location: Engineering Technology 303
Engineering Technology third floor Faculty: Dr. Herickhoff
Location: Engineering Technology 3rd Floor Hallway or ET 322B lab
Dr. Fatemi
Location: Engineering Science 115
Faculty: Dr. Ali
Location: Engineering Science 211A
Faculty: Dr. Saikia
Location: Engineering Science 213
Faculty: Dr. Balasubramanian
Location: Engineering Science 223
Faculty: Dr. Headley
Location: Engineering Science 308
Faculty: Dr. Hadadzadeh
Location: Engineering Science 319
Faculty: Dr. Gao
Location: Engineering Science 323
Faculty: Dr. Gopalakrishnan
Location: Engineering Science 325 and 327
Faculty: Dr. Agarwal
Location: Courtyard
Location: Edwards Research and Innovation Center 101
Faculty: Dr. Ramirez Location: Edwards Research and Innovation Center 104
Faculty: Dr. Foti
Location: TBD
Faculty: Dr. Bumgardner
Location: Edwards Research and Innovation Center 311
Faculty: Dr. Shahram Pezeshk
Location: Engineering Science Room 111
Faculty Member: Dr. Yuankai Huang
Location: Engineering Science Room 207
Water on Wheels (WOW) Location: ERIC parking lot
Water on Wheels (WOW) is a mobile learning experience focused on the science of water. Why water?
Because water is essential for life.
The WOW is a teaching tool that allows schools to increase student knowledge about
the water cycle and its impact on daily life. Instead of taking an off-site field
trip, the WOW is a field trip that comes to your school at a fraction of the cost
and time, in the form of a 24' trailer that is a mini-museum.
Inside the WOW, educational displays are colorful, interactive, and visually appealing.
Because the source of tap water for the Mid-South is groundwater, one important display
in the WOW spotlights the Memphis aquifer system, a vast underground resource with
some of the cleanest water on Earth.