Professor of Systems Engineering Technology Leaders Program, Founding Director UVA in Argentina and UVA in Sweden, Founding Director International Residential College, Principal Rodman Program, Director
Bio
BSE, Duke University, 1995MSME, Georgia Tech, 1997Ph.D., Georgia Tech, 2000
"I design, run, and research educational initiatives and interdisciplinary programs at the intersection of engineering design, systems thinking, and sustainability."
Reid Bailey, Professor
Reid Bailey joined the University of Virginia faculty in 2006, after he had held faculty posts at the University of Dayton and the University of Arizona, where he was the Lockheed Martin Assistant Professor of Engineering Design. With a focus on integrating real world engineering work into classes, Reid:
led the development of the Technology Leaders Program, an interdisciplinary undergraduate engineering design program at the University of Virginia, including co-creating the Rice 120 Lacy Engineering Design Studio, a maker-type space at UVa.
created and currently leads two study abroad programs at the University of Virginia: UVA in Argentina which focuses on projects with wineries in Mendoza, Argentina and UVA in Sweden which focuses on environmental sustainability projects with clients near Lund, Sweden
coordinated and taught capstone programs at all three schools, personally mentoring dozens of industry-supported capstone teams
continually integrates real world projects with actual clients into first-year engineering design courses including teaching a section of ENGR 1620 at UVa and leading the first-year engineering design course at Arizona (roughly 800 students per year)
leads student-focused engineering design conferences including chairing the IEEE Systems and Information Engineering Design Symposium at UVa from 2007-2016 and co-founding Engineering Design Day at Arizona, the largest annual display of student work in the College of Engineering
co-authored a design-centered textbook written specifically for first-year engineering students, Becoming a Technical Professional
authored numerous publications on engineering design education and industrial ecology.
Awards
Outstanding Undergraduate Teaching Award, (elected by students) Systems and Information Engineering2008, 2009, 2010, 2014, 2017
University of Virginia Excellence in Education Abroad Award2014
Systems and Information Engineering Design Symposium Best Paper2007, 2015, 2017, 2018
ASEE Annual Conference, Systems Engineering Division Best Paper2012
Hartfield-Jefferson Teaching Award2011
Research Interests
Engineering Design Education
Interdisciplinary Design Teamwork
Industrial Ecology
Selected Publications
Don’t Tell Me What You Know, Tell Me What You Would Actually Do! Comparing Two Design Learning Assessment Approaches. American Society for Engineering Education Annual Conference, New Orleans, LA. Bailey, R. 2016.
The Challenge of Developing Transferable Problem Formulation Design Behaviors in First-year Students. American Society for Engineering Education Annual Conference, Seattle, WA. Bailey, R. 2015.
Investigating Pattern in Design Performance of Interdisciplinary Undergraduate Engineering Student Teams. American Society for Engineering Education Annual Conference, Seattle, WA. McFarland, M. and R. Bailey. 2015.
The influence of prior industry experience and multidisciplinary teamwork on student design learning in a capstone design course. Design Studies 30(6): 721-736. Gruenther, K., R. Bailey, J. Wilson, C. Plucker and H. Hashmi, 2009.
Measuring material cycling in industrial systems. Resources, Conservation, and Recycling 52(4): p. 643-652. Bailey, R., 2008.
A comparative study on undergraduate and practicing engineer knowledge of the roles of problem definition and idea generation in design. International Journal of Engineering Education 24(2): p. 226-233. Bailey, R., 2008.
Effects of industrial experience and coursework during sophomore and junior years on student learning of engineering design. Journal of Mechanical Design 129 (7): p. 662-667. Bailey, R., 2007.
