has been awarded to Professor Rebecca Barthelmie
Professor Rebecca Barthelmie has been awarded an Engaged Cornell Curriculum Grant to develop a new course; the Black Oak Wind Farm Community Research Program. The course is based in the Sibley School of Mechanical Engineering and offered in collaboration with Earth and Atmospheric Sciences, the Laboratory of Ornithology, and community partner Black Oak Wind Farm (BOWF). Students will work in teams to design and conduct a range of research projects related to different phases of wind farm development, while participating in a process of iterative engagement with BOWF and local residents.
Interested students: please look for the new course in Spring 2016.
Erickson first assumed the directorship of the Sibley School in 2019 after serving as Associate Dean of Research and Graduate Studies. Under his leadership the Sibley School has thrived. Recent... Read more about David Erickson reappointed director of the Sibley School
The Big Red Adaptive Play and Design Initiative has brought independence and joy to local children with disabilities – and has created space for the engineering of assistive technologies at Cornell. Read more about Student group adapts toys, devices for kids with disabilities
The “Sibley 150” event will include a keynote delivered by Sibley School alum Bill Nye ’77; a panel discussion on the future of mechanical and aerospace engineering featuring Swati Mohan ’04, MLS... Read more about Sibley 150 to celebrate the past, present, and future of mechanical engineering at Cornell
