ASME’s Campaign For Next Generation Engineers officially launched last July and is off to a powerful start.
On November 10, people from around the world logged into Philanthropic Impact 2020.
We virtually presented two society-level awards to women engineers for their outstanding achievements.
See the global reach and meaningful impact of ASME’s notable philanthropic programs.
ASME’s annual (and first-ever virtual) Impact.Engineered event convened for two days in early December.
Nearly 2,000 students and early-career engineers registered for ASME's first-ever online career development event.
Dr. James Truchard elected to donate his $10,000 honorarium to the ASME Foundation.
To mark four decades of investing in future engineering talent, the Foundation is recognizing 40 promising students, each preparing to enter the profession, as its 40th Anniversary Scholars.