Genevieve Lipp

Genevieve Lipp is an Assistant Professor of the Practice in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering and Mechanical Engineering and Materials Science at Duke University. She also serves as the Director of Duke Engineering's First-Year Computing Program. Her roles involve teaching and curriculum development in engineering education.

Education:

• B.S.E. in Mechanical Engineering (Duke University)
• B.A. in German (Duke University)
• M.S. in Mechanical Engineering (Duke University)
• Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering, specializing in nonlinear dynamics (Duke University)

Dr. Lipp's research interests focus on enhancing engineering education through innovative teaching methodologies. Her key areas include integrating computing education into engineering curricula, mastery learning strategies for programming, and improving student self-efficacy. She also explores applications in robotics and control systems, contributing to both educational and technical advancements in these fields.

Her research outputs reflect a dual focus on pedagogical innovation and technical dynamics. Recent work emphasizes educational strategies in robotics and computing education, while earlier contributions delve into nonlinear dynamics and mechanical systems analysis.

While Dr. Lipp's profile emphasizes teaching and curriculum development, specific details about advised students or grants are not provided in the available information. She is affiliated with the First-Year Computing Program, though no additional lab or team affiliations are explicitly mentioned.