IIT Stuart Undergraduate Students Showcase Work at Spring IPRO Day

On April 26, more than 55 student teams exhibited as part of IPRO Day. The Interprofessional Projects (IPRO) Program at IIT provides students with a team-based learning environment in which students from various concentrations and disciplines work together to solve a real-world problem.

Held each semester, IPRO Day is a chance for students to showcase their work, presenting to a variety of judges including faculty, industry professionals and graduate students. Nearly 30 IIT Stuart undergraduate students participated in the spring 2013 IPRO Day.

IIT Stuart students worked on projects ranging from sustainable urban agriculture, to refuelable electric vehicles, to optimizing a drive-thru experience using wireless and mobile technology.

Special congratulations to the EnPro 303-WishMap team, which included several IIT Stuart students and won the “Improving Community” exhibit track, and to the IPRO 326-Manufacturing Scheduling & Production Control Improvement team, which also included two IIT Stuart students and won the “Business and Manufacturing Process Improvement” track. Stuart students were also part of the IPRO 02D1 team “Coach-Me2,” which won Track 8, Interprofessional by Design 2.

The IIT Stuart Dean’s Choice Award, selected on behalf of Dean Harvey Kahalas by Nik Rokop, was IPRO 350-ProSolutions: Prosthetic Solutions for the Working World.

To see a complete list of IPRO day winners, please click here.