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Sunrise Yoga
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BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND! ASEE Annual Conference Career and Graduate Fair
Participant List to Date:
Elizabethtown College
Texas Department of Transportation
NC State University
Clarkson University
Southwestern University
NCEES
Iowa State University College of Engineering
Northwestern University Master of Science in Law
Wentworth Institute of Technology
The American Society for Engineering Education Annual Conference Career Fair is a premier networking and recruiting event held as part of the ASEE Annual Conference & Exposition. It is designed to connect engineering students, recent graduates, and professionals with employers from industry, academia, and government.
At the Career Fair, organizations set up booths to showcase their work, highlight career opportunities, and engage directly with attendees. Participants have the chance to explore full-time positions, internships, and research roles across a wide range of engineering disciplines. The setting encourages meaningful, face-to-face conversations that often lead to valuable professional connections and potential hiring opportunities.
The event attracts a diverse pool of candidates—from undergraduate and graduate students to early-career engineers and experienced professionals—creating a dynamic environment for both recruitment and career exploration. Employers benefit from access to highly motivated, well-prepared talent, while attendees gain insights into different career paths and organizations.
As part of the broader ASEE conference, the Career Fair complements technical sessions, workshops, and panels by bridging the gap between engineering education and the workforce. It serves as a key platform for fostering collaboration, supporting professional growth, and advancing the future of engineering.
Formerly The Division Mixer - The ASEE Annual Conference Community Mixer is an informal networking event held as part of the ASEE Annual Conference. This mixer is designed to bring together members of different divisions, committees, sections & zones within ASEE, allowing them to interact, collaborate, and share ideas in a relaxed and social setting.
Exhibit Hall Open & Poster Viewing
Exhibit Hall Opening, Taste of the Town & Welcome Reception
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Sunrise yoga
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MONDAY PLENARY
Dr. Jake Smithwick is an Associate Professor in the Albert School of Construction at UNC Charlotte. His applied research focuses on facility performance benchmarking and workforce development, conducted in collaboration with organizations like IFMA, the National Academies, and the Associated Builders and Contractors, spanning more than 200,000 buildings. He recently developed a new graduate course on AI in construction and facilities management, served as Education Lead for IFMA’s AI in FM Working Group, and has delivered AI training programs for hundreds of construction, facility, and procurement professionals across North America. His industry experience includes supporting over $15 billion in procured services and six years in the U.S. Air Force Reserve.
Advanced Registration Required
Poster Viewing & Exhibit Hall Open
Focus on Exhibits Networking Break & ASEE Division Poster Sessions
Greet the Stars! ASEE New Members & First Timers Orientation
Free ticketed event
Section & Zone Leaders Meeting
FREE TIME & Exhibit Hall Bistro
ASEE HQ Financial Presentation
INTERDIVISIONAL TOWN HALL
Focus on Exhibits Summertime Social
Free ticketed event
Sunrise Yoga
TUESDAY PLENARY
Attend the ASEE Tuesday Plenary to gain timely insights from academic and industry leaders, connect with peers across disciplines, and engage in conversations shaping the future of engineering education.
Featuring:
ASEE Best Overall PIC Paper
• PIC IV: “Adjustment Experiences Among Engineering Transfer Students: A Pilot Study at a Four-Year Institution in Florida”
By Caroline Lubbe, Sindia M. Rivera-Jiménez, Ayla Sevilleno, and Justin Ortagus, University of Florida
From the Two Year College Division (TYCD)
Best Overall Zone Paper
Most Outstanding Teaching Award Winner
Corporate Member Council Keynote Speaker
Campbell Pilot for Future City Fellowship:
Dr. Jenna Carpenter, Founding Dean and Professor of the School of Engineering
ASEE Past President
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Advanced Registration Required
CMC Industry Day Lunch
Free ticketed event
ASEE Fellows Lunch (ASEE Fellows Only)
NSF Session
Poster Viewing Open & Exhibit Hall Open
FREE TIME & Exhibit Hall Bistro
CMC Industry Day Panel Session 2
ASEE HQ Financial Presentation by VP of Finance
CMC Industry Day Panel Session 3
Focus on Exhibits Networking Break
Free ticketed event
Sunrise Yoga
Advanced Registration Required
Registration Open
Poster Viewing & Exhibit Hall Open
Focus on Exhibits Networking Break & NSF Grantees Poster Session
FREE TIME & Exhibit Hall Bistro
The Program Chair Appreciation Session is a celebratory event designed to recognize and honor the individuals who have significantly contributed to the structure and success of the ASEE Annual Conference. It provides an opportunity to acknowledge their hard work, build community, and inspire future involvement in organizing and shaping ASEE events. By appreciating the efforts of the Program Chairs, the session highlights the value of leadership, collaboration, and dedication to advancing the field of engineering education.
ASEE President's Farewell Reception