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Welcome to Communication Mechanics! Hosted by the Webb Communication Program at Georgia Tech’s Woodruff School of Mechanical Engineering. In each episode, we explore how communication shapes the success of engineers, researchers, and industry professionals.Join us as we share stories of triumphs, challenges, and the strategies that fuel success. Whether you're a seasoned pro, an aspiring student, or simply passionate about engineering, listen as we demystify compelling communication in the world of mechanical engineering.
Communication Mechanics hosts Communication Mechanics: A Podcast for Engineers, a education show with 21 episodes published.
In a very special season finale, Dr. Jill Fennell sits down with episode co-host Dr. Mihir Pathak to speak with five Georgia Tech Woodruff School Alumni who were selected to be part of the 2025 class of 40 under 40 honor
In this episode, Dr. Jill Fennell sits down with Mike Tinskey , Professor of the Practice in Mechanical Engineering and Interim Associate Chair for Innovation and Entrepreneurship at Georgia Tech, to talk about best prac
In this episode, Dr. Jill Fennell sits down with Dr. Brandon Dixon , Associate Chair for Undergraduate Studies at the Woodruff School and Director of the Laboratory of Lymphatic Biology and Bioengineering at Georgia Tech
In this episode, Dr. Jill Fennell sits down with Georgia Tech alum Foster Finley to challenge the myth that technical communication is objective by examining how engineers make strategic, audience-driven choices in real
In the season 4 premiere, Dr. Jill Fennell sits down with returning guest Dr. Amit S. Jariwala and new guest and fellow instructor Marty Jacobson to discuss the conventions of Design Communication. The episode covers how
In the season 3 finale, Dr. Jill Fennell sits down with returning guest Dr. David MacNair and new guest Dr. Caitlin Kelly . The three discuss the importance of 'training the trainer' and ensuring graduate TAs and communi
In this episode, Dr. Jill Fennell sits down with recent Georgia Tech graduate Keshav Pransukhka to learn more about his experience as an engineering intern and discuss advice for students going into internships for the f
In this episode, Jill Fennell speaks to Russell Ford, Chairman and CEO of StandardAero and Georgia Tech alumnus, about the importance of communication in leadership. Using Mister Ford's Top Ten Rules for Technical Leader
In this episode Dr. Jill Fennell has a conversation with Kathryn Woods about the principles of confident communication in high stakes scenarios, sharing important strategies for giving effective presentations and forming
In the season 3 premiere of Communication Mechanics, podcast host Dr. Jill Fennell is joined by Laura Garcia , Director of Undergraduate Career Education at Georgia Tech. Together they discuss navigating different
In the Season 2 Finale, Jill sits down with Dr. Alena Alamgir, Director of Technical Communication for Materials Science at Georgia Tech. The two discuss preparing documentation and application materials for the highly c
In this episode, host Dr. Jill Fennell sits down with Mark Ligler, Vice President of Factory Automation Systems in Georgia and member of the Woodruff School Advisory board , to talk about the importance of communicating
In this episode, host Dr. Jill Fennell sits down with Dr. David Torello , Director of the Clark Scholars Program and the College of Engineering's Dean's Scholars Program in the Woodruff School of Mechanical Engineering a
In this episode, host Jill Fennell talks to Dr. David Smith , lecturer in the Woodruff School of Mechanical Engineering, and Scott Elliot , manager of the Machine Shop at the Montgomery Machining Mall about the importanc
In the first episode of Season Two of Communication Mechanics, Dr. Jill Fennell is joined by Dr. Andy Frazee , Director of Writing and Communication in the School of Literature, Media, and Communication at Georgia Tech.
In Part 2 of the final episode of Season 1 of the podcast, Dr. Jill Fennell speaks to three members of the team that won in the category of Best Mechanical Engineering Project at the Spring 2024 Capstone Engineering Expo
In Part 1 of the final episode of Season 1 of the podcast, Dr. Jill Fennell speaks to three members of the team that won in the category of Best Mechanical Engineering Project at the Spring 2024 Capstone Engineering Expo
In this episode Dr. Jill Fennell speaks with Dr. David MacNair , Director of Laboratory Development at Georgia Tech, about technical reports and the importance of moving beyond chronological narratives in engineering com
In this episode Dr. Jill Fennell sits down with Dr. David Anderson , Principal Engineer at Exponent, to talk about the importance of understanding audience in Engineering Communications. Show Notes and Timestamps E
In this episode, Dr. Jill Fennell has a conversation about applying to graduate school with Dr. Andrei Fedorov , Associate Chair for Graduate Studies at the Woodruff School of Mechanical Engineering at Georgia Tech. &nbs
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