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North Carolina State University

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North Carolina State University received awards in 2013, 2014, and 2018

College of Textiles

NIST Standards Services Curricula Development Cooperative Agreement Program Awardee (2013)

Incorporating Standards Education into Courses on Textile Protection and Comfort

To develop new course materials on standards principles for advanced undergraduate and graduate courses, as well as distance education courses, on the comfort and protective performance of personal protective equipment (PPE) for protecting against exposures to fire and intense heat, chemical and biological threats, and mechanical and ballistic hazards.

Final Project Report 2013

The contacts for this award are Roger Barker, roger_barker [at] ncsu.edu (roger_barker[at]ncsu[dot]edu); Donald Thompson dthomps1 [at] ncsu.edu (dthomps1[at]ncsu[dot]edu) 

College of Textiles

NIST Standards Services Curricula Development Cooperative Agreement Program Awardee (2014)

Incorporating Standards Education into Courses on Textile Protection and Comfort

As part of the new NCSU Institute for Human Protection and Comfort Sciences, the College of Textiles will offer a Professional Science Masters in Human Protection and Comfort and instruction on standards and test methods will be integrated into four courses targeting advanced undergraduates and graduate students.  This instruction will be delivered on-campus and incorporated into short courses available through the NCSU Extension program expanding the reach of these new courses. 

Final Project Report 2014

Presentation: Incorporating Standards Education into Courses on Textile Protection and Comfort, November 6, 2015

Additionally, a paper was published about this award in the SES Journal and is available here: Integrating Standards into Courses on High Performance of Garment Protection Systems and Human Protection and Comfort at North Carolina State University, Donald B. Thompson, Roger L. Barker, and Emiel Den Hartog, North Carolina State University (Jan/Feb 2016). 

The contacts for this award are Roger Barker, roger_barker [at] ncsu.edu (roger_barker[at]ncsu[dot]edu) and Donald Thompson dthomps1 [at] ncsu.edu (dthomps1[at]ncsu[dot]edu)

College of Natural Resources, Department of Forest Biomaterials, College of Design, School of Architecture

NIST Standards Services Curricula Development Cooperative Agreement Program Awardee (2018)

Developing Standards-Based Educational Modules for Green Buildings and Sustainable Materials 

To create educational modules for undergraduate and graduate students to learn about standards and tools that allow for a comprehensive evaluation of the life-cycle of green buildings and sustainable materials. The modules can be used in a traditional classroom or online learning environment. NCSU will also develop case studies to provide students with hands-on experiences applying standards in decision making.

Presentation: Green Buildings and Sustainable Materials Pre-Conference Workshop

The contacts for this award are Yuan Yao, Yuan_Yao [at] ncsu.edu (Yuan_Yao[at]ncsu[dot]edu); Stephen Kelley, sskelley [at] ncsu.edu (sskelley[at]ncsu[dot]edu); Traci Rose Rider, traci_rider [at] ncsu.edu (traci_rider[at]ncsu[dot]edu)

 

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This work was performed under the sponsorship of the U.S. Department of Commerce, National Institute of Standards and Technology. The statements, findings, conclusions, and recommendations are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the National Institute of Standards and Technology or the U.S. Department of Commerce.

 

Contacts

  • NIST Standards Coordination Office Curricula Development Cooperative Agreement Program
Created September 12, 2018, Updated September 18, 2023