Day of Making - Elementary
Education Students
The Wond'ry hosted the 2022 cohort of MEd of Elementary Education students for a day of Making. These students were from Prof. Brian Kissel's EDUC 6230 Recognizing and Responding to Diverse Learners course. After going through our 1 hour safety training they worked on making items that they could take their classrooms in the Fall while at the same time learning how using tools like our laser cutter, hot-wire foam cutter, and other fabrication tools can help them quickly prototype and iterate on their ideas.
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VUIT Genius Bar Tuesday: 11:00 AM - 5:00 PM
If you have any questions for VUIT, you can also contact
Michael.hollifield@vanderbilt.edu or call 615-936-8530.
MakerspacesOur Makerspaces are open for the summer! The current hours are Monday - Thursday, from 10 AM - 5 PM. All staff, faculty, and students are invited to take advantage of this amazing and free resource.
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Vanderbilt Innovation Council (VIC)
Do YOU want to help transform our school through the lens of innovation? Join VIC!
The Vanderbilt Innovation Council (VIC) is a new student org with the mission of building an ecosystem of innovation across Vanderbilt, Nashville, and our Region. We'll be working directly with the Wond'ry to create and execute on initiatives that elevate and amplify innovation, while giving students the opportunity to lead positive change.
We're currently recruiting members for the 2022-2023 school year. Please see the links below for more information.
Click Here to Learn More
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Climate, Health, and Energy Equity Lab (CHEEL)
The Climate, Health, and Energy Equity Lab (CHEEL) combines research, practice, and teaching to advance just approaches to climate mitigation and renewable transitions. The Lab is co-founded and directed by Dr. Carol Ziegler (Vanderbilt School of Nursing), Dr. Zdravka Tzankova (Program in Climate & Environmental Studies), and Dr. James Muchira (Vanderbilt School of Nursing).
CHEEL will launch in Fall 2022.
Student Applications Open Now for Fall 2022! APPLY HERE
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Working at the Wond'ry
Current Full Time Positions:
The Program Coordinator for Social Innovation works in the Wond’ry, Vanderbilt University’s Innovation Center. The ideal candidate embodies a demonstrated commitment to, and interest in, social and/or environmental change and innovation. The Social Innovation Program Coordinator will help lead the coordination and facilitation of core programming, event planning, and communication with Social Innovation program participants and key partners, with a focused emphasis on programs including Map the System, Tools for Social Innovation, Social Venture Think Tank, and Design Challenges.
Program Manager, Social Innovation - Learn more and ApplyThe Program Manager for Social Innovation works in the Wond’ry, Vanderbilt University’s Innovation Center, and is a key member of the team. The ideal candidate embodies a demonstrated commitment to, and interest in, social and/or environmental transformation and innovation. The Social Innovation Program Manager will help lead the day-to-day and long-term management, implementation, evaluation, and growth of core programming in the social innovation practice area, to include Map the System, the Social Venture Think Tank, the Social Innovation Apprenticeship, design challenges, and more. The Program Manager will also play a key collaborative role in working with the Associate Director to design program strategy, delegation, and implementation that leads to meaningful, measurable outcomes for all involved. The Program Manager will also help manage partnerships and collaborations with both on- and off-campus partners, including, but not limited to, local non-profits and purpose-driven businesses, public offices, industry partners, and on-campus centers and departments. Last, the Social Innovation Program Manager may fulfill moderate supervisory roles, including managing Wond’ry student employees and fellows who support specific social innovation programming.
The Program Coordinator for Biomedical Innovation works in the Wond’ry, Vanderbilt University’s Innovation Center. The ideal candidate embodies a demonstrated commitment to, and interest in entrepreneurship and innovation in the biomedical life sciences. The Biomedical Innovation Program Coordinator will support the day-to-day and long-term management, implementation, evaluation, and growth of core programming for the Wond’ry’s exciting new biomedical innovation initiative and facilitation of NSF I-Corps. The Program Coordinator will play a key collaborative role in working with the Director to design program strategy, content, and implementation of I-Corps and biomedical innovation that leads to meaningful, measurable outcomes for all involved.
Upcoming Student Positions:
Students, are you interested in learning how to use and teach the equipment in our Makerspaces? Are you passionate about making a social impact in our Social Innovation area? Do you want to help others take their ideas and make them into full fledged ventures in Entrepreneurship? Or maybe you are passionate about social media, graphic design, or web. No matter what your area of interest is, we have a place for you at the Wond’ry. Fill out our interest form to learn more!
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Challenges and Opportunities
- Nashville Entrepreneur Center Next Awards - Learn More
October 24 | Deadline: June 13
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Support Our StudentsBy making your tax-deductible gift to our Wond’ry Student Project Fund, you help us award students with the funding they need to turn their ideas into reality. Donate here.
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