Reports: American Society for Engineering Education

For decades, ASEE has been a leader in producing high-impact reports.

Maker Summit Report (2016)
Surmounting the Barriers: Ethnic Diversity in Engineering Education (2014)
Transforming Undergraduate Education in Engineering (2014)
Transitioning Veterans to Engineering Related Careers (2013)
Innovation With Impact - Full Report (Released in 2012)
Creating a Culture for Scholarly and Systematic Innovation in Engineering Education (Released in 2009)
NSF Update - Investing in the Ideal University
The National Science Foundation plans to fund more projects that emphasize two areas it believes encourage academic reform: the integration of research and education, and interdisciplinary research. (Release in 1997)
Assessment White Paper
A Framework for the Assessment of Engineering Education (Released in 1996)
Green Report Preface
Green Report
Engineering Education for a Changing World (Released in 1994)
Goals of Engineering Education (Released in 1968)
Grinter Report
Summary of the Report on Evaluation of Engineering Education (Released in 1955)
Engineering Education After the War. Emphasized liberal arts and graduate work and helped shape the nation's postwar engineering curricula. (Released in 1944)
The Hammond Report. Considered sequences of science-tech and humanities courses, stressing the need for more scientific fundamentals in engineering training. (Released in 1940)
The Wickenden Study. Examined humanities, accreditation, and curriculum and inspired SPEE-sponsored faculty summer schools. (Released in 1923)
The Wickenden Study - Executive Summary. (Released in 1923)
The Mann Report. The first evaluation of U.S. engineering education, focusing on common curricula and values. (Released in 1918)

For decades, ASEE has been a leader in producing high-impact reports.

Maker Summit Report (2016)
Surmounting the Barriers: Ethnic Diversity in Engineering Education (2014)
Transforming Undergraduate Education in Engineering (2014)
Transitioning Veterans to Engineering Related Careers (2013)
Innovation With Impact - Full Report (Released in 2012)
Creating a Culture for Scholarly and Systematic Innovation in Engineering Education (Released in 2009)
NSF Update - Investing in the Ideal University
The National Science Foundation plans to fund more projects that emphasize two areas it believes encourage academic reform: the integration of research and education, and interdisciplinary research. (Release in 1997)
Assessment White Paper
A Framework for the Assessment of Engineering Education (Released in 1996)
Green Report Preface
Green Report
Engineering Education for a Changing World (Released in 1994)
Goals of Engineering Education (Released in 1968)
Grinter Report
Summary of the Report on Evaluation of Engineering Education (Released in 1955)
Engineering Education After the War. Emphasized liberal arts and graduate work and helped shape the nation's postwar engineering curricula. (Released in 1944)
The Hammond Report. Considered sequences of science-tech and humanities courses, stressing the need for more scientific fundamentals in engineering training. (Released in 1940)
The Wickenden Study. Examined humanities, accreditation, and curriculum and inspired SPEE-sponsored faculty summer schools. (Released in 1923)
The Wickenden Study - Executive Summary. (Released in 1923)
The Mann Report. The first evaluation of U.S. engineering education, focusing on common curricula and values. (Released in 1918)