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ASEE 2011 Annual Conference & Exposition

Vancouver, British Columbia




 
See you June 26-29th, 2011 at the ASEE National conference in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.
We are looking forward to an exciting meeting at the conference and hope that you will be able to join us in Vancouver.
Two items that will provoke some discussion are the recently released Curricula 2015 report and the Four Pillars of Manufacturing Engineering. Information for both of these can be found below. These are both community efforts based upon a wealth of activities, including past ASEE meetings.

We ask that during the meeting you make suggestions and provide feedback as both initiatives move into the implementation phases.
http://www/C2015.com
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Four_pillars_of_manufacturing_engineering
https://sites.google.com/site/curricula2015/home/working-documents/MOTT_SME_Meeting_June_2011.docx?attredirects=0&d=1
https://sites.google.com/site/curricula2015/home/working-documents/4PillarsPosterLetterSizeFINAL.pdf?attredirects=0&d=1
https://sites.google.com/site/curricula2015/home/recommendations
Thanks in advance, Hugh Jack, Curricula 2015 Editor

The ASEE Manufacturing Division celebrated 25 years of contributions to manufacturing education in Louisville, KY June 21-23, 2010. 
As part of this event there were many focused sessions and a pavilion on the exhibition floor - a first for any ASEE division.
You can find pictures from the Banquet and Pavilion at the links below. And copies of all of the papers are available on-line at the ASEE website.
http://picasaweb.google.com/pmanohar63/ASEEMFGDIV2010
 
 
The Manufacturing Division strives to advance and coordinate the development of manufacturing engineering, technology programs and
research through dialogue between industry and faculty. Annual Conference sessions, a manufacturing education newsletter and other forums
focus on curriculum developments and trends, new manufacturing technologies, teaching techniques, laboratory development, research and new
resources for more effective manufacturing education.

 

The Manufacturing Division of ASEE has, as its principal function, the support of individual member interests related to manufacturing.

Its membership is composed of public and private two and four-year educators who are involved in manufacturing education and representatives

from manufacturing industries and organizations. For the most part, educational members represent the disciplines of manufacturing, mechanical,

industrial, and electrical engineering and engineering technology programs.

 

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