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Spurring Big Ideas in Education! Click here to learn more!
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Registration is now open! Click here to learn more!
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The ASEE ERC conference will be held at The Madison Hotel, Washington D.C., March 4 - 6, 2012. Engineering deans, associate deans, department chairs and faculty are encouraged to attend. Click here to learn more!
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Proposals are currently being sought for ASEE's Ninth Annual Workshop. Click here to learn more!
In June, the Board created a Membership Policy Committee to review the appropriateness and sufficiency of ASEE membership categories, examine the mix of products and services bundled with membership, and determine ways to increase membership levels. We will update members when new changes are rolled out.
- Review all current membership benefits
- Engineering Education Suppliers Guide
- Take our survey on member benefits (current results shown below)
ASEE recognizes the role K-12 educators play in demonstrating exciting engineering concepts to young people. Each summer ASEE convenes a K-12 workshop that gives teachers effective classroom engineering education resources and networking opportunities. In addition, ASEE is home to the popular student-focused eGFI site and teachers' blog. Get the new magazine.
ASEE administers fellowships and research opportunities for students—from high school through post-doc—and engineering faculty. These federally funded programs help ensure U.S. competitiveness through the continued development of a strong technical workforce.the role of engineering education
in areas of national interest,
and convening stakeholders
and decision-makers.
John Brooks Slaughter
In honor of Black History Month, ASEE will recognize several African American members. Dr. Slaughter has devoted his career to education, serving in leadership at Washington State University, the University of Maryland, and Occidental College. He is a former director of the National Science Foundation, a member of the National Academy of Engineering, and holds honorary degrees from over 25 institutions. He has won the Martin Luther King, Jr. National Award in 1997; the first U.S. Black Engineer of the Year Award in 1987; and the NAE's Arthur M. Bueche Award in 2004, among many others.
