Outreach

Dr. Kumar and the WiTech Lab have actively engaged with both educators
and K-12 students to raise awareness in computer networking. Dr. Kumar
is a regular presenter (since 2017) for two long-standing CMU
programs: the Engineering Summer Camp and the Science and Engineering
Sampler, which bring elementary through high school students to campus
to get an introduction to engineering research.

Dr. Kumar is also a regular speaker for the seminar series: "Research@
CMU" where he speaks to middle and high school educators about
incorporating computer networking concepts in their classrooms. These seminars expose educators to state-of-the-art advances in wireless networking, including demos and videos that can be used in their classrooms. For
more details, please contact the Gelfand Center, which
organizes these programs.

PI Kumar's students are regular volunterers in ECE SPARK Satudays. SPARK
Saturdays is a program created by ECE Outreach that aims to introduce
high school students to concepts within the field of electrical and
computer engineering and expose them to engineering as a potential
career choice. There are typically six labs, held on Carnegie Mellon's
campus each semester, including a lab on building circuits with LEDs
and that can be used as radios.