Indiana
Professor Carlotta Berry Featured Among Indiana’s ‘Women of Influence’
Carlotta A. Berry, PhD, the Dr. Lawrence J. Giacoletto Endowed Chair for Electrical and Laptop Engineering, has been acknowledged amongst Indiana’s 2022 Ladies of Affect Award recipients by the Indianapolis Enterprise Journal for being statewide leaders in schooling, enterprise, regulation, and public service.
Berry is amongst 4 award winners featured on the quilt of the publication’s particular Ladies of Affect challenge, together with a profile story, and joined this yr’s 21 awardees at a particular recognition occasion in Indianapolis on Thursday, October 27.
“We’re thrilled to honor them as a part of our 16th annual Ladies of Affect class, not solely due to the good work they’re doing for his or her corporations and organizations but additionally due to the influence they’re having in the neighborhood and on different girls as mentors and trailblazers. I’m impressed by their tenacity and fervour,” said Nate Feltman, chief government officer of IBJ Media and IBJ writer, about Berry and this yr’s different honorees.
Berry was acknowledged for her achievements in academia and as an expert engineer, alongside along with her efforts to help, encourage and mentor future STEM professionals, together with these from underrepresented minorities in engineering and robotics.
A member of the Rose-Hulman school since 2006, Berry has introduced her technical experience and pursuits in cellular robotics and enhanced human-robot interfaces into the classroom. The Giacoletto Endowed Chair additionally has allowed her to showcase excellence and innovation in multidisciplinary robotics schooling, analysis, and outreach.
Berry at present co-directs Rose-Hulman’s multidisciplinary robotics program, which offers college students the chance to earn a minor in robotics to acknowledge their expertise and information of robotics-related supplies. Her work as an Open Source {Hardware} Affiliation Trailblazer Fellows is permitting Rose-Hulman college students to create a low-cost open supply cellular robotic platform that can be utilized for outreach, schooling and analysis.
Her function as a mentor has included Berry serving to begin Black In Engineering and Black In Robotics organizations which might be bringing consciousness to systemic racism in STEM, and constructing group and connection amongst greater schooling allies. She additionally based an schooling consulting agency, NoireSTEMinist, to offer workshops to make profession fields in robotics and engineering extra accessible and enticing to folks of all ages and backgrounds. Berry has developed a world social media following along with her common robotics- and engineering-related movies, together with a preferred Kitchen Desk Circuits sequence that makes use of home goods to show fundamental electrical circuit ideas.
At Rose-Hulman, Berry co-founded the Constructing Undergraduate Variety (RoseBUD) program, which inspires college students from marginalized and minoritized teams to pursue STEM careers
The Ladies of Affect Award is the most recent recognition Berry has obtained for her educational and outreach efforts. She has obtained the Society of Ladies Engineers’ Distinguished Engineering Educator Award, the Institute of Electrical and Digital Engineers’ 2023 Undergraduate Educating Award, and the 2022 Distinguished Educator Award from the American Society of Engineering Training’s (ASEE) Electrical and Laptop Engineering Division. She is also an ASEE Fellow, been listed among the many 30 Ladies in Robotics You Must Know by robohub.org and one among INSIGHT Into Variety’s Inspiring Ladies in STEM, together with being among the many first group of school educators collaborating within the Open Source {Hardware} Affiliation’s new Trailblazer Fellows Program.
Study extra about Berry’s skilled background and actions in her school at www.rose-hulman.edu/teachers/school/berry-carlotta-berry123.html.
Indiana
Indiana State Museum casts holiday magic at Celebration Crossing
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Families are invited to dive into the allure of the holiday season as Celebration Crossing returns to the Indiana State Museum.
“We had visitors lined up and ready to go before the museum opened this morning. We see families that come back year after year, and they want to be part of our opening day festivities because it has that ‘wow’ factor!” said Indiana State Museum and Historical Sites director of communications Carla Knapp.
Santa came from the North Pole by helicopter to welcome visitors at the museum.
Mr. and Mrs. Claus, along with holiday singers, welcomed families inside to light the stunning 92 County Tree, the centerpiece of the festivities. The 25-foot wonder showcases handcrafted ornaments representing each Indiana county’s nature and cultural wonders.
“Celebration Crossing is a tradition that goes back over 30 years for us here at the Indiana State Museum. There are pieces throughout the museum today that you’ll see that were a part of that experience way back in the beginning. You’ll see the Santa Claus Express, the original train people rode at L.S Ayres in downtown Indianapolis,” said Knapp.
Families can enter Santa’s whimsical house and the 18-passenger train ride that transports guests through a snowy forest.
“Visitors can ride that through a wintery wonderland and see magical holiday creatures that live in the forest. There’s movement, dancing, music, and then it snows!” Knapp said.
A new addition to this year’s festivities is the Kwanzaa community festival.
At this festival, visitors can immerse themselves in the rich cultural traditions of Kwanzaa, featuring African music, dance, vendors, and a community worship service.
“The Indiana State Museum is for all Hoosiers. We try to bring elements of the holidays that everyone can celebrate and be part of. So, whether it’s Christmas, Kwanzaa, Hannukah, or other holidays that you’re celebrating … you can come here and see it reflected through Celebration Crossing,” Knapp said.
Celebration Crossing will run from Nov. 29 – Jan. 5, 2025, with a break on Dec. 25.
Indiana
Indiana Suits Up and Dives In for Wednesday PM Lactate Set | PRACTICE + PANCAKES
On Wednesday afternoons, the Indiana Hoosier swim team puts on racing suits and goes off the blocks. This “Lactate workout” is meant to create and help the body practice dealing with lactic acid.
There were three different lactate groups today: Longer, middle, and sprint.
The sprint workout (which included US Olympian Matt King) was:
- 2×75 @ 10:00 (275+ cooldown)
- 2×50 @ 7:00 (200+ cooldown)
- 4×25 @ 3:00 (75 cooldown)
The middle workout (which included Olympians Josh Matheny, Tomer Frankel, and Rafael Miroslaw) was:
- 1×150 @ 10:00 (300+ cooldown)
- 1×75 @ 10:00 (275+ cooldown)
- 2×50 @ 7:00 (200+ cooldown)
- 4×25 @ 3:00 (75 cooldown)
The longer workout (which included US Olympian Anna Peplowski) was:
- 1×150 @ 10:00 (300+ cooldown)
- 2×75 @ 8:00 (225+ cooldown)
- 3×50 @ 6:00 (150+ cooldown)
Indiana
How To Watch Indiana Against Providence in Battle 4 Atlantis 7th-Place Game
PARADISE ISLAND, The Bahamas – Indiana and Providence have one last chance to salvage a win Friday in the Battle 4 Atlantis seventh-place game. The loser will head home as the member of the eight-team tournament to go winless in the three-game stretch.
Indiana entered the tournament with a 4-0 record and ranked No. 14 in the nation, but it suffered an 89-61 loss to Louisville Wednesday and an 89-73 loss to Gonzaga Thursday. Providence had a 5-0 record before losing 79-77 to Oklahoma and 69-58 to Davidson.
*** LIVE BLOG:Once the game starts, CLICK HERE to read our live blog written by Jack Ankony, including live updates, highlights and thoughts on the game.
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Projected score: Indiana 72, Providence 67. Torvik gives the Hoosiers a 68% chance of victory.
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