Burke, Deveer and Hodgins receive an URSA award
November 13, 2024
Adrian Burke (left), Hailey Hodgins and Petie Deveer received an URSA award for their ACEP projects.
Adrian Burke, Petie Deveer and Hailey Hodgins, undergraduate student assistants with ACEP, received a 2024-2025 Community-Engaged Learning Award for two projects.
This ۴ý Undergraduate Research and Scholarly Activity award is an opportunity for undergraduate students to work with a community partner to explore a community need or problem through research or scholarly activity.
Burke, a computer engineering major, will be working on a project titled “Sensor technology for Alaska Rural Communities Targeting Remote Atmospheric Monitoring.” The project will evaluate a wide range of atmospheric sensors for remote deployment in the cold Alaska climate. Burke will also evaluate the sensors to see how they can be used as educational tools for high school sites in rural communities in Alaska.
Deveer, a computer science major, and Hodgins, a mathematics major, will be working on a project titled “Powering and Unifying Long-range Sensor Ecosystems.” Their project will evaluate data transmission and remote power systems methods for field deployment of remote sensors in rural Alaska. Their focus will be on evaluating the feasibility of these systems as educational resources for high school students.
The three will work on their projects under the mentorship of Dayne Broderson.