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The Technical Program Committee invites present-to-publish papers and presentations for the 2025 International Annual Conference (IAC) of the American Society for Engineering Management (ASEM). The ASEM IAC is a peer-reviewed conference. Membership in ASEM is not mandatory, and both members and nonmembers are cordially invited to submit contributions. Both paper and presentation abstracts are published in the conference book. Abstract submission for technical presentations, workshops, panels, and tutorials are due March 17, 2025. Find out more HERE.
Member Spotlight: Congratulations to Dr. Christy BozicChristy Bozic, faculty director of the Engineering Management Program, left CU Boulder at the end of July to pursue a new opportunity at Duke University Pratt School of Engineering. She will be leading the engineering management program on the Duke campus in North Carolina. Join us in congratulation Christy on this new adventure! Michael Gazarik, a recent retiree from Ball Aerospace and the 2023 ASEM Engineering Manager of the Year will be serving as the Interim Director of the Engineering Management Program at CU Boulder. ABET and Engineering ManagementThe criteria comment period for "Engineering Management" and similarly named programs is open until June 15, 2024. This may be of interest to you, and if you want your voice heard - now is the time to make a comment. Link below (Scroll down to EAC area):
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ASEM seeks knowledge volunteers as part of a team chartered to investigate validation or accreditation of ASEM’s growing portfolio of certifications. The use of a third-party standard, has long been discussed. Organizations such as ABET use international standards such as ISO 9000. The Institute for Credentialing Excellence (ICE) and the IACET (International Accreditors for Continuing Education and Training) are two examples of U.S. organizations that accredit personnel and continuing education related certifications or certificates. The major deliverable for the Accreditation Project is a actionable plan for obtaining recognized and effectual accreditation as our certification/badging products grow. If you have applicable accreditation knowledge or experience and would like to contribute to this please contact the ASEM Executive Director (ExecutiveDirector@asem.org). | Please visit our sponsors: |