Recent AAES Meetings

AAES Board of Directors Meeting, November 29-30, 2012

• Agenda
  
  
• "UIUC/NAE Collaborative Effort on Lifelong Learning"
  Dr. Debasish Dutta, Associate Provost and Dean of the Graduate College, University of Illinois
  
  
• "Introduction to NAE Grand Challenges"
  Dr. Tom Katsouleas, Dean of Engineering, Duke University
  
  
• "Educational Impacts of the Grand Challenges"
  Dr. Richard Miller, President, Olin College
  
  
• "Grand Challenges Scholars Program"
  Dr. Jenna Carpenter, Associate Dean, College of Engineering and Science, Louisiana Tech University

AAES Strategic Direction Summit (By Invitation) August 8-9, 2012

Preliminary Agenda

2012 AAES Convocation

• Agenda and Presentations
  
  
• Awards Dinner photo gallery by Granted Fine Art Photography: Password: Awards0416
  
  

AAES Board of Directors Meeting, May 2011

• Agenda
  
  
• 4Change Program
  
  
• Engineering Workforce Commission Report
  
  
• International Activities Committee Report
  
  
• Past Chairs Committee: Update on Strategic Planning Recommendations
  
  
• Professional Licensure Working Group Report
  
  
• Raising the Awards Banquet Profile Task Committee
  
  

AAES Board Meeting, April 2012

Executive Committee Meeting, April 2012

AAES Board of Directors Meeting, December 2010

• C3E Overview
  
  

Executive Committee Meeting, Thursday, August 2010

• Meeting Minutes
  
  

AAES Board of Directors Meeting, April 2010

• Agenda
  
  
• Meeting Minutes
  
  

NAE/AAES Convocation
Engineering Public Policy Symposium
AAES Board of Directors meeting
Washington, D.C.
April 28-29, 2014

Engineering B.S. Degrees Continue to Climb, Set New Record

Record numbers of B.S., masters and doctorate degrees in engineering were awarded last year, according to the Engineers Workforce Commission report Engineering & Technology Degrees, 2012. A total of 87,761 bachelor's degrees were awarded in engineering, surpassing last year's record by over 3,000 degrees. Based on recent enrollment trends, EWC believes the awarding of engineering degrees at all levels will continue to rise for the next few years.