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EDUCATING ENGINEERS FOR A GLOBAL WORLD. James L. Melsa President American Society for Engineering Education. ASEE. Founded in 1893 Over 13, 000 individual members 400 colleges of engineering and engineering technology 700 global online members
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EDUCATING ENGINEERS FOR A GLOBAL WORLD James L. Melsa President American Society for Engineering Education IEEE EAB Meeting
ASEE • Founded in 1893 • Over 13, 000 individual members • 400 colleges of engineering and engineering technology • 700 global online members • 100 corporations, professional organizations, governmental agencies IEEE EAB Meeting
ASEE Mission • Further education in engineering and engineering technology • Promote excellence in instruction, research, public service, and practice • Exercise worldwide leadership • Foster the technological education of society • Influence the recruitment and retention of young faculty and underrepresented groups • Encourage youth to pursue careers in engineering IEEE EAB Meeting
ASEE Activities • 2006 – 2007 Year of Dialogue • Intent to create and dissemination a report: • Target date for draft is June 2008 • Engineering Education for the Global Economy: Research, Innovation, and Practice • Steering Committee chaired by Jack Lohmann and Leah Jamieson • Summit planned for late spring 2008 to seek input from a wide variety of sources IEEE EAB Meeting
Major ASEE Global Activities • Global Colloquia • International Federation of Engineering Education Societies (IFEES) • Indo-US Collaboration for Engineering Education (IUCEE) • International Association for Continuing Engineering Education (IACEE) • Engineering for the Americas (EftA) IEEE EAB Meeting
ASEE Pre-College Activities • K-12 and Pre-College Division and Center • Production of Engineering Go For It magazine • Pre-Conference ASEE Workshop for K-12 Engineering Education • Women in Engineering Division • Minorities in Engineering Division IEEE EAB Meeting
THANK YOU!Questions? James L. Melsa www.asee.org melsa@iastate.edu IEEE EAB Meeting