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Thursday May 21, 2020

DRIVE Thru: Mary Clare Corrigan

By IACT

Mary Clare Corrigan is a mechanical engineering major going into her Senior year at the University of Dayton. In this episode of DRIVE Thru, MC speaks on vulnerability, Dolphin Tale, and 360 degrees of reciprocation one prosthetic at a time.

Listen to this episode here or search "DRIVE with IACT" on Spotify.

 

The DRIVE is based around every student's individual Passion, Purpose, and Possibility. Join members of IACT as we explore individual DRIVES and what the future brings for our interviewees.

The Institute of Applied Creativity for Transformation (IACT) at the University of Dayton is an academic institute training students in non-linear problem solving, cross-disciplinary collaboration and vocationally-centered creative design. Learn more at go.udayton.edu/iact.

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How the DRIVE looks

How the DRIVE looks

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Mary Clare's DRIVE

Mary Clare's DRIVE

Venn diagram with Passion, Purpose and Possibility
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