SSSC is happy to announce E-Expo 2022, The Power of YOU in Engineering

Held on March 5th, 2022

Already interested in participating? Registration for E-Expo 2022 is live!

Stay tuned to speedcouncil.org/e-expo for more updates. Please email evp@speedcouncil.org with any questions in the meantime, and spread the word!

Competitions - we are excited to introduce the two competitions, Rube Goldberg and Balsa Wood!

Check out information about E-Expo below!

Rube Goldberg Competition Guidelines

Balsa Wood Competition Guidelines

History of E-Expo

Engineering Exposition (E-Expo), formerly known as E-Days, is an annual event sponsored by the Speed School Student Council (SSSC). This event is a long-standing tradition that dates back to 1970’s. E-Expo aims to expose local K-12 students to STEM fields, to showcase student competitions and research, and to promote the University of Louisville, the J.B. Speed School of Engineering (SSoE), and the Speed School Student Council to the local community. In past years, the event has included networking opportunities, corporate representation, departmental showcases, STEM demonstrations, and competitions for K-12, undergraduate, and graduate students. Each year, a new theme is selected based on the keynote speaker’s industry focus/area of interest. Examples of previous themes include 3D printing, automotive, sustainable energy, and transportation.

Morgan Tallio (she/her) is a Technology Distribution and Logistics Lead at Johnson & Johnson, the world’s largest and most broadly based healthcare company. In her role, Morgan is accountable for enabling and maintaining technology that supports pharmaceutical distribution for Johnson & Johnson in North America, including vaccines and clinical trials. Since starting her career, Morgan has been involved in several large initiatives with her company, most notably representing IT on North America core team for COVID-19 Vaccine distribution under Emergency Use Authorization. She graduated from University of Louisville with a bachelor of science and a masters of engineering in Industrial Engineering in 2019 and 2021, respectively. As part of her undergraduate education, Morgan completed three co-op rotation with the Operations Analytics team at Johnson & Johnson where she focused on the logistics of temperature controlled pharmaceuticals

Event Objectives

Management & Organization

To provide STEM enrichment opportunities to K-12 students
To inspire and encourage younger students to explore the many fields of engineering
To share information about UofL and SSoE Admissions with prospective students
To allow prospective students to experience the culture of UofL and the SSoE
To provide opportunities for networking between young alumni and current/prospective engineering students
To showcase the various departments, labs/facilities, and student societies/organizations at the SSoE
To recognize high-achieving K-12 and current students
To promote entrepreneurial opportunities and local start up companies to the Louisville community

In order for this event to become a reality, many students, professors, and faculty provide their input, professional hours, and volunteer outside of classes. E-Expo is organized and run by the Speed School Student Council, which is one of the largest and most active student councils of the University of Louisville’s student body.

Past E-Expo Winners