1. NSF NEESR Project Performance-Based Design of New Masonry Buildings Engineering Outreach Activities at WSU

2. Summer Engineering Camps 1-week camps for middle schoolers and their science or math teachers Hands-on engineering projects Goal is to introduce under-represented students to engineering and university environment NY’EE Camp - Native Youth Exploring Engineering created more than 20 years ago HY’EE Camp - Hispanic Youth Exploring Engineering started 4 years ago Engineering activities now incorporated into university-wide science and engineering camp Support for the camps provided by WSU, NSF, Boeing, HP and Battelle

3. NY’EE Camp Native Youth Exploring Engineering Approximately 60 participants each year from 8 NW tribes from Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana and British Columbia

4. HY’EE Camp HispanicYouth Exploring Engineering Approximately 50 participants each year from central Washington and eastern Oregon

5. EQ Module Presentation on native buildings Presentation on effects of EQs on structures Discussion of EQ fundamentals Shake table demonstrations Construction of small buildings with different materials Shaking of buildings

6. Native American Buildings Example buildings from across the Americas Building shapes and materials selected based on available resources and environment Innovative solutions to address community needs Numerous elements present in modern buildings

7. EQ Presentation Cause of earthquakes Examples of ground movements and damage from: 1906 San Francisco 1987 Loma Prieta 1995 Kobe 2001 Nisqually Examples of damage to older masonry buildings and no damage to modern masonry buildings Role of engineer in designing buildings to withstand collapse and protect public

8. Educational Shake Table Manufactured by Quanser Consulting Inc., Canada Placed at 23 universities with connections to NSF national EQ centers Cost of approximately $15,000 each 120 V power, portable Shaking as sine sweep, stored EQ records, and input records

9. Earthquake Fundamentals Examples of wave excitations Wave amplitude, frequency and resonance Structure excitation depends on structure frequency and earthquake frequency Sine sweep of lolly-pop structures

10. Construction of Small Buildings Legos Rubber Bricks Lincoln Logs

11. Shaking of Buildings