On December 6, the students across Purdue in the Design and Innovation minor gathered in the Wilmeth Active Learning Center to present their end-of-semester products, made with the intention of improving the world through novel applications of technology. Students receive a cash reward for placement, and competition is sorted into three units based on the three courses the students attend throughout the minor.
All winning teams are listed below:
TECH 340/MGMT 391 First Place (Flipper Dripper) $3,000
- Alysa Hernan
- Mallory Culver
- Isabelle Cattuong Do
TECH 340/MGMT 391 Class Favorite (Chips & Charms) $500
- Amiah Clevenger
- Garrett Pilcher
TECH 220/ANTH384 First Place (Astronauts) $1000
- Monet Gruft
- Camden Heide
- Rick Lee
- Yutika Sawant
TECH 220/ANTH384 Second Place (Supporting Disabled Students) $500
- Megan Goins
- Luke Gordon
- Giovanni Pollina
- Siena Turner
- Julian Zehrung
TECH 220/ANTH384 Third Place (Vinyl Record Players) $300
- Praise Aniamaka
- Belle Do
- Annika Leary
- Brandon Mehringer
- Owen Prinster
- Gavin Trotte
TECH 220/ANTH384 Fourth Place (Helping Teens) $200
- Caroline Hammonds
- Dean Iunghuhn
- Lizzy Jarrell
- Emma Peyton
- Anna Stubbington
TECH 120 Crowd Favorite (DyslexAI) $500
- Amauris Garcia
- Maddy Lara
- Shelvi Dhaval Patel
- Reyansh Sawant
- Belle Scott
TECH 120 Second Place (Prosthetics) $3000
- Lily Perkins
- Siju Onadipe
- Kyle Hostetler
- Andrea Garcia
TECH 120 First Place (Knee Brace) $5000
- John Isacson
- Noah Langness
- Nathaniel Temeles
- Joel Benavides
- Max Hazen