Shaundra Daily

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Shaundra Daily
  
Born
Shaundra Bryant Daily
NationalityAmerican
CitizenshipUnited States
Occupation
  • Professor
  • Author
  • Engineering
  • Educator
  • Speaker
Awards
  • Extraordinary Educator Award
  • Technology, Instruction, Cognition and Learning Early Career Research Award
  • Epsilon Award

Shaundra Bryant Daily is an American professor, author, engineering educator and speaker. Since 2017, Daily has been an Associate professor of the practice in the department of electrical and computer engineering at Duke University. Her most recent awards include the Technology, Instruction, Cognition and Learning Early Career Research Award given by the American Education Research Association [1].

Daily has sponsored research projects for educational learning. The project titled Online Application to Support Inquiry-based Science (OASIS) Teaching in High-Density Computing Environments received $749, 510. This research project took place from 2009-2011.[2].

Shaundra Daily also starred the PBS series, The Secret Life Of Scientists And Engineers. She featured in 5 episodes in 2011. The show aims to display the lives of science and engineering professionals outside the workplace [3].

Career

Daily received mentorship from MIT scholar, Rosalind Picard. Piccard was Daily’s advisor during her postgraduate research at MIT. Daily’s career has focused on Electrical and Computer Engineering. In particular, she has worked in the field of Educational Engineering. Since 2001, she has held academic positions in American universities. Presently, Daily is an Associate professor of the practice in the department of electrical and computer engineering at Duke University. From 2009-2011, Daily was senior personnel on the OASIS (Online Application to Support Inquiry-based Science) Teaching in High-Density Computing Environments research project which was sponsored by the United States Department of Education [4]. Daily also worked on Integrating Computing Across the Curriculum (ICAC) and Incorporating Technology into STEM Education Using XO Laptops. This research was sponsored by the National Science Foundation [5]. Daily’s other Engineering contributions are evident in the research project, Virtual Environment Interactions: Exploring Grounded Embodied Pedagogy in Support of Computational Thinking. She held the role of Principal Investigator for this research project. [6] .This project aimed to develop a desktop-based virtual environment

Awards and recognition

Daily has received recognition for her work from both academic organizations and popular newspapers. Daily’s work on the project titled Bridging tech’s gender gap with dance was addressed in the popular newspaper USA Today. Articles on Daily’s work on infusing dance and engineering are present in Chicago Tribune, National Science Foundation, Medical Daily, Diverse Issues in Higher Education and The Journal. Below is an extensive list of articles recognizing the significant social impact of Daily’s work.

JUN 2, 2016

1. The Journal:

Transforming Education

Through Technology

Students Learn Computer Programming

Skills Through Dance

NOV 3, 2014

La Nacion

Danza y programación pueden atraer niñas a

carreras informáticas

AUG 21, 2015

South Carolina ETV

American Graduate Champion: Dr.

Shaundra Daily

NOV 3, 2014

Medical Daily

Female Students' Computer Skills Improve

With Dance Choreography

AUG 11, 2015

Book Chapter

• Technology: Cool Women Who Code (Girls

in Science)

OCT 21, 2014

Clemson Newsstand

Morph Than Meets the Eye

AUG 5, 2015

Chicago Tribune

Digital Divas weave STEM into fashion and

dance challenges

OCT 3, 2014

Atlanta Blackstar

7 Black Innovators and Inventors in STEM

Fields Who Blerds Should Know

DEC 1, 2014

ASEE Prism

STEM Education Shall We Dance?

OCT 9, 2013

Girl Scouts of the USA

Careers: Shaundra Daily

NOV 14, 2014

National Science Foundation

Computer scientist Shaundra Daily -

ScienceLives

JAN 13, 2013

Diverse Issues in Higher Education

Dr. Shaundra B. Daily Works to Improve

Education with Technology

NOV 7, 2014

NationSwell

Can Girls Dance Their Way Toward

Computer Programming Careers? Read

more: http://nationswell.com/dance-canincrease-girls-steminterest/#ixzz4sW6Gg1xs

MAR 2, 2011 PBS NOVA |

The Secret Life of Scientists:

Shaundra Daily

NOV 3, 2014

Science World Report

Dance Choreography May Improve

Computational Skills

NOV 3, 2014

Phys Org

Dance choreography improves girls'

computational skills

JAN 19, 2015

USAToday

Bridging tech's gender gap with dance

MAY 1, 2014

Clemson Newsstand

Clemson University to bring together art and

technology at Artisphere 2014

The impact of Daily’s work has also received a number of academic awards. Most recently, she received the Extraordinary Educator Award from Delta Alpha Pi, NuChapter in 2015.

This award recognizes outstanding work which impacts those with disabilities and is associated with Clemson University. In 2015, she received the the Technology, Instruction, Cognition, and Learning (TICL) Early Career Research Award given by the American Education Research Association. The TICL award highlights the innovation of young researchers in the intersection of Technology, Instruction, Cognition and Learning and acknowledges their achievements in their early careers [7]. Daily’s other awards are illustrated below.

Extraordinary Educator Award - Delta

Alpha Pi. 2015

Fellow - Delta Airlines. 2003
Technology, Instruction, Cognition and

Learning Early Career Research Award -

American Education Research

Association. 2015

Sean A. Pittman Award for Outstanding

Service to the African American Community

- Florida State University. 2001

Emerging Scholar - Diverse Issues in Higher

Education. 2013

Member - Tau Beta Pi. 2000
Epsilon Award for Most Promising

Technologist - Black Data Processing

Association.2013

Torchbearer - National Society of Black

Engineers. 2000

Scholar - Clemson Institute for the

Advancement of Healthcare. 2012

Seminole Torchbearer -Florida State

University. 1998

Fellow - Samsung. 2007 Graduate Community Fellow for Women's

Initiatives - Massachusetts Institute of

Technology. 2006

Fellow - Stanford University LIFE

Center. 2007

References

  1. "American Educational Research Association > SIG119 > Awards > Award Winners". www.aera.net. Retrieved 2019-12-29.
  2. "Online Application to Support Inquiry-based Science (OASIS) Teaching in High Density Computing Environments | Scholars@Duke". scholars.duke.edu. Retrieved 2019-12-29.
  3. "Secret Life of Scientists and Engineers Season 2011 Episodes | PBS". PBS.org. Retrieved 2019-12-29.
  4. Rushby and Surrey. The Wiley Handbook of Learning Technology. pp. 974–975.
  5. "National Science Foundation research sponsorship".{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: url-status (link)
  6. "Daily's role in virtual environmental interactions".{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: url-status (link)
  7. "TCL award".{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: url-status (link)

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