Introduction to Dr. Vahid Motevalli
Submitted by mgann on December 10, 2014
Self Introduction to Critical Conversationalist Dr. Vahid Motevalli Associate Dean of Engineering TTU
International Reputation in Alternative Energy Vehicle Research
Submitted by mgann on December 10, 2014
Seeking a continued international reputation for its relevancy in solving STEM and business issues is wanted by Dr. Vahid Motevalli Associate Dean of Engineering TTU
Research in Engineering
Submitted by mgann on December 10, 2014
Description of research in the development of hybrid vehicles by Dr. Vahid Motevalli Associate Dean of Engineering TTU
Engineering career advisement
Submitted by mgann on December 10, 2014
Understand the discipline need to follow your career goals
What you want to hire in an engineer or scientist
Submitted by mgann on December 10, 2014
You want more than just a good engineering or scientist. Dr. Vahid Motevalli Associate Dean of Engineering TTU discusses the additional needs
Realistic long term thinking
Submitted by mgann on December 10, 2014
A realistic message for job creation and economic development from Dr. Vahid Motevalli Associate Dean of Engineering TTU
Creating jobs in Tennessee from Alternative Energy Vehicle Research
Submitted by mgann on December 10, 2014
Creation of Jobs is an investment in the future not a tax. Higher education creates jobs states Dr. Vahid Motevalli Associate Dean of Engineering TTU
Critical conversation with Dr. Vahid Motevalli
Submitted by mgann on December 10, 2014
Complete Interview with Dr. Vahid Motevalli Associate Dean of Engineering TTU
Accessibility Task Force Nomination Form
On September 17 & 18, 2014, the Tennessee Board of Regents hosted the first Accessible Instructional Materials and Technology Summit. The Accessibility Summit, presented in collaboration with and support from the University of Tennessee system, brought together national figures in accessibility issues. Over 230 participants attended the Accessibility Summit including THEC, TBR and UT system executives, members of the THEC Task Force on Accessibility.
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