The Engineering Technology Pathway is an NSF supported project for the purpose of improving the Advanced Technical Workforce for the State of Indiana. This collaboration of Purdue's College of Technology and Ivy Tech Community College supports a Pathway model where student success is an objective through engagement of industry support. This video session is based upon the most recent ET Summit conducted by the ET Pathways team with the objective of bringing students and industry advisors together for the purpose of engagement. This video features Duane Dunalp from Purude University as well as Vearl Turnpaugh, Director of the Advanced Manufacturing Initiative, Ivy Tech Community College and Steve Bardoner, Assistant Dean from Ivy Tech Community College.

Researchers should cite this work as follows:

• Turnpaugh, V.; Bardonner, S. K.; Chad Laux; Dunlap, D. (2013). Engineering Technology Pathways - An Industry Roundtable Talk - Part 1. Purdue University Research Repository. doi:10.4231/D3PN8XF6T

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1. Agriculture
2. Engineering Education
3. Engineering Technology
4. Engineering Technology Pathways
5. Engineering Technology Summit 2013
6. Entrepreneurship
7. National Science Foundation
8. NSF Grant: 105582
9. Technology Leadership and Innovation
10. Technology Leadership and Innovation (Dept)

The included .MP4 file has been derived from an original .MOD file. This video runs 1 hour, 2 minutes, 58 seconds.