Virginia Tech's Bevlee Watford becomes ASEE's first African American female president.

ASEE will recognize eleven award winners at the 2017 Annual Conference, including the National Outstanding Teacher of the Year.

The ASEE Board of Directors encourages the 115th Congress to follow the praiseworthy precedent set with the FY 2017 Omnibus legislation and sustain adequate funding for our nation’s engineering and scientific research efforts.

This installment is with Jeffrey Steiger, a theater director who recently ran a session at the Engineering Deans Institute. Steiger presents real-life faculty scenarios in dramatic settings. 

The award will be presented at ASEE's Annual Conference in June. 

Benson, a faculty member at Clemson University, succeeeds Michael Loui as editor of the scholarly journal.  

The board members will begin their terms at the society’s annual conference in June in Columbus. 

Dr. Stephanie Farrell, professor and founding chair of the Department of Experiential Engineering Education in the Henry M. Rowan College of Engineering at Rowan University, won ASEE's recent presidential election. 

The ETC recommends OPM revise classification standards to recognize successful completion of either ABET-accredited Engineering or ABET-accredited Engineering Technology Bachelor of Science degree as meeting ‘basic requirements’ for applicants to entry-level engineering positions. 

Several ASEE members contributed to the report, from the National Academy of Engineering (available for free online). 

David Allen, Daniel Hastings, and Paul Turinsky were elected to the prestigious National Academy of Engienering,

The Presidential Executive Order on immigration enforcement may have a significant potential impact on many ASEE institutional members. 

As a new administration and Congress assume office, ASEE urges that bipartisan support for engineering education and research continue and, if possible, increase. (Read the full statement at the link above.)