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NOTE: The three top solvers will receive $100 each. The first 25 solvers to submit complete and detailed responses will receive $20 each.
Have you or has one of your friends gone through an experiential learning/co-op program that combines classroom-based education with practical work experience? We want your input on redesigning these experiences. The world of work is changing and co-op programs need to evolve as well.
What is a co-op? Cooperative education (or co-operative education) is a structured method of combining classroom-based education with practical work experience. A cooperative education experience, commonly known as a "co-op," provides academic credit for structured job experience.
Sample current co-op models for reference:
We are looking for your ideas to redesign the program with two objectives:
• For majors (like engineering and design) where co-ops ARE a standard feature in many universities, we want new ideas to serve the changing needs of students and employers.
• For majors (like liberal arts) where co-ops ARE NOT a standard feature, come up with co-op program ideas that could be beneficial to both students and employers using some of the characteristics below.
Explore these characteristics and feel free to evaluate other characteristics you identify:
• New types of work arrangements: gigs, part-time, remote, cross-disciplinary roles
• New types of employers: technology companies, startups, incubators, self-employed, self-initiated projects
• New types of payment: success-based, task-based, challenge wins, equity
To solve, use the above information to tell us: (1) how to dramatically improve existing co-op structures for programs where they are common and (2) how to make co-op programs beneficial in majors where they are not common.
We are looking for truly innovative and different ideas, NOT incremental ideas that improve the current model of co-ops. Imagine the features of a program that would make students choose a university offering this co-op program over others.
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Submissions will be graded on the following criteria:
- Meets Deliverables
- Creativity
- Clarity
will receive $100 each
will receive $20 each
$120.00 | Dr. Janelle Christine Simmons Liberty University | ||
$120.00 | Jake Jarvis Stlcop | ||
$100.00 | Aaron Barrera University of Florida | ||
$20.00 | Sumana Mahata UCSD | ||
$20.00 | Abhijit Singh Visvesvaraya Technical University | ||
$20.00 | Gunvir Kalra Queen's University | ||
$20.00 | Lisa Nguyen University of British Columbia | ||
$20.00 | Isaac Barnett Ofori University of Mines and Technology, Ghana | ||
$20.00 | Christopher Adjei-Frimpong University of Mines and Technology, Tarkwa | ||
$20.00 | K M University of Calgary | ||
$20.00 | Bolanle Dahunsi Louisiana State University | ||
$20.00 | Adithya Santhosh Madras University | ||
$20.00 | Francis Daniel Santia Harvard University | ||
$20.00 | Kaelan Lupton Queen's University | ||
$20.00 | Dyllan Hancott Yorkville University | ||
$20.00 | Meenu Kumari | ||
$20.00 | Mohan Krishna Yarramsetty usc | ||
$20.00 | Giri Sivakoti Northwest Missouri State University | ||
$20.00 | Abhishek Singh WBUT | ||
$20.00 | Brian Wynder Ursinus College | ||
$20.00 | Manisha Daruka Rajasthan University | ||
$20.00 | ANKUR KUMAR Visvesvaraya Technical University | ||
$20.00 | Joshua Y. Ansong Düsseldorf | ||
$20.00 | Janeth Kibuta university of manitoba | ||
$20.00 | Susan Kownacki Indiana University of Pennsylvania | ||
$20.00 | Priyadarshani Singh |