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Virginia Tech has announced the appointment of Ed Berger as the new head of the Department of Engineering Education. Berger, who previously served as the interim department head and associate vice provost for learning innovation at Purdue University, will officially begin his role on July 25.
With a strong background in engineering education and a commitment to innovative teaching practices, Berger is expected to bring fresh perspectives and leadership to the department. His experience at Purdue has equipped him with the skills necessary to enhance the educational experience for students and faculty alike.
As the engineering field continues to evolve, Berger's focus will likely center on integrating new technologies and methodologies into the curriculum, fostering collaboration, and promoting diversity within the engineering community. The department is looking forward to his leadership as it strives to maintain its reputation for excellence in engineering education and research.
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