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Emad Jassim
Assistant Dean for Undergraduate Programs
Emad Jassim is the Assistant Dean for Undergraduate Programs at The Grainger College of Engineering at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.34 He has held this position since 2019, after previously serving as the Director of Undergraduate Programs from 2010 to 2019.4
Professional Background
Jassim's role involves overseeing undergraduate programs at the Grainger College of Engineering. He is part of the college's administration and can be found in the Dean's Office.1 As Assistant Dean, he likely plays a crucial role in shaping the undergraduate engineering curriculum and student experience.
Education and Qualifications
Emad Jassim holds a Ph.D. and is also a licensed Professional Engineer (P.E.).5 He received his education from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign3, which is the same institution where he now works as an administrator.
Contact Information
For those needing to reach Dr. Jassim in his professional capacity:
- Office: 206 Engineering Hall
- Phone: 217-333-2280
- Email: jassim@illinois.edu2
Jassim is also available during "Dean on Duty" hours, suggesting he has dedicated time for meeting with students or addressing urgent matters related to undergraduate programs.2
His LinkedIn profile can be found under the username emad-jassim-2a843214, which matches the information provided in the query.3
Highlights
The Grainger College of Engineering seeking to hire an Engineering Student Design Campus Coordinator. Please forward the below posting to anyone who may be interested. Thank you!
This position is responsible for assisting the Engineering Student Design Campus (ESDC) Supervisor in student training, continuous improvement, and day-to-day support of the Engineering Student Design Campus (ESDC). The ESDC, located in four adjacent Grainger Engineering buildings, supports student-led multidisciplinary engineering competition teams in their fabrication needs. The ESDC currently houses national award-winning robotics, model airplane, rocketry, and automotive competition teams. Students gain valuable hands-on experience in the ESDC as they put the theory learned in the classroom into practice. Students are trained by supportive staff to safely use the extensive tools, machining, welding, and fabrication equipment contained in the ESDC.
