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Sean Maw is an Associate Professor in the College of Engineering at the University of Saskatchewan, holding the Jerry G. Huff Chair in Innovative Teaching. He is an expert in Sports Engineering with a particular focus on winter sports including curling, speed skating, skiing, and sliding sports. His research interests extend to crash protection for athletes, and he is actively involved in Engineering Education, studying areas such as employment trajectories, academic integrity, creativity, design technology innovation, virtual reality, and competency-based assessment. With a comprehensive educational background including a PhD from the University of Alberta, Sean has also held positions such as Director of Engineering Research at the Olympic Oval, and has been involved in various teaching assignments covering mechanics, engineering design perspectives, and innovation. His experience as an announcer for Long Track Speed Skating at the Winter Olympics further showcases his commitment to the field.
University of Saskatchewan • Saskatoon, SK
Teaching and conducting research in the area of innovative engineering.
Olympic Oval, University of Calgary • Calgary, AB
Leading research initiatives in engineering applications for sports.
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