by Aaron Deacon | Nov 17, 2020 | University Research Capacity, MetroLab
Focus on air quality across the KC metro, with a presentation of a new community air quality sensor project launching in 2021. This workshop is part of a series of events geared towards building new collaborative projects between our university and local government...
by Erin Melton | Jun 25, 2020 | Digital Infrastructure, Community Education and Awareness, University Research Capacity
The UMKC School of Law, KC Legal Hackers and KC Digital Drive collaborated to organize and host a continuing legal education (CLE). This webinar was part of the 2020 Legal Tech Speaker Series, sponsored by Denton’s, Spencer Fane and Husch Blackwell. The focus of the...
by Aaron Deacon | Jan 21, 2020 | University Research Capacity, Digital Skills Training
How technology will change the legal profession, your practice, and your ethical obligations. Plus, what you can do about it. Register Now! Hosted by KC Legal Hackers, KC Digital Drive, and the UMKC School of Law Details: Date: March 31, 2020, 8:30am to 5:30pm,...
by Aaron Deacon | Apr 22, 2019 | University Research Capacity, Digital Skills Training
How technology will change the legal profession, your practice, and your ethical obligations. Plus, what you can do about it. Register Now! Hosted by KC Legal Hackers, KC Digital Drive, and the UMKC School of Law Details: Date: May 29, 2019, 8:30am to 5:00pm Venue:...
by Aaron Deacon | Feb 1, 2018 | Global Roundtables, University Research Capacity, Government Innovation
Kansas City, Mo. is often recognized for its work in the smart city space. Many of these initiatives are naturally regional in scope. Governments throughout the metro are making progress on projects that fit within the broader category of “smart cities.” This...
by Aaron Deacon | Jan 26, 2018 | University Research Capacity, Gigabit Ecosystem Building, Government Innovation
The MetroLab Network is a consortium of 35 city-university partnerships across the US that fosters collaboration between local governments and academic researchers and practitioners. As city and county governments continue their efforts to be responsive to trends in...
