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SUMMARY:Human Factors and Ergonomics Education Through an Entrepreneurial 
 and Engineering Management Mindset
DESCRIPTION:Amirmasoud Momenipour (Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology)\n\
 nThis presentation explores how Human Factors and Ergonomics (HFE) educati
 on can be enhanced by integrating an entrepreneurial and engineering manag
 ement mindset. Rather than focusing solely on technical content, students 
 are encouraged to be curious, make meaningful connections, and create valu
 e, the core elements of the Entrepreneurial Mindset (EM).  The presenter d
 esigned and improved three Engineering Management courses: Human Factors, 
 Measuring User Experience, and Work Analysis and Design to include EM-driv
 en activities and projects. These assignments challenged students to apply
  HFE principles while also thinking critically about project management, i
 nnovation, and real-world impact. Early results show that students were mo
 re engaged, curious, and approached projects better. This session will off
 er simple and effective teaching strategies for educators who want to brin
 g EM into HFE courses.\n\nTrack: Education\n\nSession Chair: Arunkumar Pen
 nathur (University of Texas at El Paso)\n\n
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