We were created at the Chicago World’s Fair and Exposition as the Society for the Promotion of Engineering Education.
Transforming Undergraduate Education in Engineering
is a multi-phase initiative that will identify critical components of engineering curricula, pedagogy, and educational culture necessary to support the education of engineers over the next decades of the 21st century.
Data Collection and Analysis
Through its Profiles of Engineering and Engineering Technology report and other publications, ASEE continues to establish itself as the home of the most complex trove of information on engineering education.
Veterans Report
In 2013 ASEE published an important report that helped facilitate the transition of veterans into engineering careers.
ASEE President-Elect
ASEE has been an important voice for engineering educators for 125 years. From the recommendations in the Wickenden Report in the 1930s urging a major overhaul of engineering education, to managing tens of thousands of engineering-focused fellowships and internships for the federal government, to creating the Journal of Engineering Education, to recent efforts to support diversity, equity, and inclusion, ASEE and its members have led the charge for progress in our field. We are excited to look back on those 125 years – and to look toward ASEE’s future – in this year of celebration.
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Conferences provide me with wonderful opportunities to interact and collaborate with other professionals, providing new ideas to improve and transform engineering educationNavarun Gupta
ASEE reminds me of the importance of the educational component of this career and that there is an entire community of professors juggling the same challenges that I am.Brock LaMeres
I feel inspired by others in ASEE when I see such great activity taking place, giving me new energy to try new things of my own.Amy Cohn
ASEE keeps me in touch with what's happening and helps me translate new findings into concrete ideasDonna Riley