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Engineers have come a long way from balancing wooden legs and boards. These days, we’re more focused on shaping the future of engineering. And Institutional Membership is the perfect opportunity to do just that. Whether your college is big or small, US-based or abroad, we have a membership that’s right for you. So pull up a chair and let’s get to work on engineering education.

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ENGINEERING COLLEGES

QUALIFICATIONS

MANDATORY***

US-based universities with one (or more) engineering programs accredited by ABET's EAC (any level)

OPTIONAL

US-based universities with doctoral engineering programs accredited by ABET's EAC (any level)

BENEFITS

Power to appoint one key contact (usually the dean)
Power to appoint three additional organizational contacts
Key contact participation in ASEE’s Engineering Deans Council (EDC)
Discount registration for the ASEE Annual Conference and Exposition
Invite to the Engineering Deans Institute (EDI) (deans only)
Online access to the Journal of Engineering Education, our scholarly journal of peer-reviewed articles
Online access to our annual Profiles of Engineering and Engineering Technology
Subscription to PRISM, our award-winning magazine
Subscription to Capital Shorts, our weekly e-newsletter on congressional issues affecting engineering education (deans only)

ENGINEERING DEANS COUNCIL

Assess and recommend policies affecting engineering college administration
Discuss issues and experiences affecting engineering colleges
Discuss political policies affecting engineering colleges

ENGINEERING DEANS INSTITUTE

Discuss professional issues informally
Learn about national issues and interact with national leaders at the annual Deans Council Public Policy Colloquium (PPC) in Washington, DC
Participate in EDC committees covering public policy, diversity, quality management, and EDC/ABET
Access and share information through the EDC electronic listserv

ANNUAL DUES

4-Year Engineering College: $3,000
4-Year Engineering Colleges w/ Doctoral Programs: $5,000

ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY COLLEGES

QUALIFICATIONS

MANDATORY***

US-based universities with one (or more) engineering technology programs accredited by ABET's EAC (any level)

OPTIONAL

US-based universities with doctoral engineering technology programs accredited by ABET’s EAC (any level)

BENEFITS

Power to appoint one key contact (usually the dean)
Power to appoint three additional organizational contacts
Key contact participation in ASEE’s Engineering Technology Council (ETC)
Discount registration for the ASEE Annual Conference and Exposition
Invite to the Engineering Technology Leadership Institute (ETLI) (deans only)
Online access to the Journal of Engineering Education, our scholarly journal of peer-reviewed articles
Online access to our annual Profiles of Engineering and Engineering Technology
Subscription to PRISM, our award-winning magazine
Subscription to Capital Shorts, our weekly e-newsletter on congressional issues affecting engineering education (deans only)

ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY COUNCIL

Assess and recommend policies affecting engineering tech college administration
Discuss issues and experiences affecting engineering tech colleges
Represent engineering tech colleges to the engineering community-at-large
Cooperate with other segments of ASEE on common matters

ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY LEADERSHIP INSTITUTE

Conducted in the fall of each year
Discuss professional issues informally
Participate in ETC sessions at the ASEE Annual Conference and Exposition
Access and share information through the EDC electronic listserv

ANNUAL DUES

2-Year Engineering Tech Colleges: $700
4-Year Engineering Tech Colleges: $3,000
4-Year Engineering Tech Colleges w/ Doctoral Programs: $5,000

ENGINEERING & ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY
COLLEGES (Dual Membership)

QUALIFICATIONS

MANDATORY***

US-based universities with one (or more) engineering programs accredited by ABET’s EAC (any level)
US-based universities with one (or more) engineering technology programs accredited by ABET’s EAC (any level)

OPTIONAL

US-based universities with doctoral engineering programs accredited by ABET’s EAC (any level)
US-based universities with doctoral engineering technology programs accredited by ABET’s EAC (any level)

BENEFITS

Power to appoint one key contact (usually the dean)
Power to appoint a second key contact
Power to appoint two additional organizational contacts
Key contact participation in ASEE’s Engineering Deans Council (EDC)
Key contact participation in ASEE’s Engineering Technology Council (ETC)
Discount registration for the ASEE Annual Conference and Exposition
Invite to the Engineering Deans Institute (EDI) (deans only)
Invite to the Engineering Technology Leadership Institute (ETLI) (deans only)
Online access to the Journal of Engineering Education, our scholarly journal of peer-reviewed articles
Online access to our annual Profiles of Engineering and Engineering Technology
Subscription to PRISM, our award-winning magazine
Subscription to Capital Shorts, our weekly e-newsletter on congressional issues affecting engineering education (deans only)

ENGINEERING DEANS COUNCIL

Assess and recommend policies affecting engineering college administration
Discuss issues and experiences affecting engineering colleges
Discuss political policies affecting engineering college

ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY COUNCIL

Assess and recommend policies affecting engineering tech college administration
Discuss issues and experiences affecting engineering tech colleges
Represent engineering tech colleges to the engineering community at-large
Cooperate with other segments of ASEE on common matters

ENGINEERING DEANS INSTITUTE

Discuss professional issues informally
Learn about national issues and interact with national leaders at the annual Deans
Council Public Policy Colloquium (PPC) in Washington, DC
Participate in EDC committees covering public policy, diversity, quality management, and EDC/ABET
Access and share information through the EDC electronic listserv

ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY LEADERSHIP INSTITUTE

Conducted in the fall of each year
Discuss professional issues informally
Participate in ETC sessions at the ASEE Annual Conference and Exposition
Access and share information through the EDC electronic listserv

ANNUAL DUES

4-Year Engineering & Engineering Tech Colleges: $4,200
4-Year Engineering & Engineering Tech Colleges w/ Doctoral Programs: $5,000

COLLEGE AFFILIATE MEMBERSHIP

QUALIFICATIONS

MANDATORY***

US-based colleges with one (or more) non-accredited engineering programs
US-based colleges that intend to seek accreditation from ABET’s EAC (any level)
US-based colleges with pre-engineering courses (part of dual-degree programs)

EXCEPTIONS

Accept being a non-voting member of the council
Meet membership requirements for three years
Be reelected by the EDC Executive Board

BENEFITS

Power to appoint one key contact (usually the dean)
Application for associate membership to the ASEE’s Engineering Deans Council (EDC)
Discount registration for the ASEE Annual Conference and Exposition
Invite to the Engineering Technology Council (ETC)
Online access to the Journal of Engineering Education, our scholarly journal of peer-reviewed articles
Online access to our annual Profiles of Engineering and Engineering Technology
Subscription to PRISM, our award-winning magazine
Subscription to Capital Shorts, our weekly e-newsletter on congressional issues affecting engineering education

ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY COUNCIL

Assess and recommend policies affecting engineering tech college administration
Discuss issues and experiences affecting engineering tech colleges
Represent engineering tech colleges to the engineering community at-large
Cooperate with other segments of ASEE on common matters

ANNUAL DUES

College Affiliates: $350

COMMUNITY COLLEGES

QUALIFICATIONS

MANDATORY***

ASEE’s Community College Membership category is open to all US-based community colleges (both community colleges with and without programs accredited by ABET’s Engineering Technology Accreditation Commission (ETAC)
US-based community colleges that intend to seek accreditation from ABET’s EAC (any level)
US-based colleges with pre-engineering courses (part of dual-degree programs)

BENEFITS

Community College Membership comes with membership for one Key Member (usually the dean/program head)
The Key Contact will represent the community college on ASEE’s Engineering Technology Council (ETC) and participate in council events.
Community Colleges can purchase additional memberships called Contact Memberships for $50 per membership (an $89 value). These memberships are renewable and will remain active for one year unless the school’s membership lapses, at which time all purchased Contact Memberships will become inactive. Any unused portion of a Contact Membership is non-refundable. The school’s key Contact can reassign the memberships at any time.
Contact Members will enjoy the same benefits as Professional Online Members and can purchase additional division memberships.
US-based community colleges that intended to seek accreditation from ABET’s Engineering Accreditation Commission (EAC) may apply for a non-voting associate membership on ASEE’s Engineering Deans Council (EDC)
The Key Contact and other Contact Members receive discount registration to ASEE Annual Conference and Exposition, and ASEE Section and Zone meetings.
The Key Contact and Contact Members receive online access to the Journal of Engineering Education, ASEE’s scholarly journal of peer-reviewed articles
The Key Contact and Contact Members receive online access to our annual Profiles of Engineering and Engineering Technology
The Key Contact and Contact Members receive an online subscription to PRISM, our award-winning magazine

ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY COUNCIL

Assess and recommend policies affecting engineering tech college administration
Discuss issues and experiences affecting engineering tech colleges
Represent engineering tech colleges to the engineering community-at-large
Cooperate with other segments of ASEE on common matters

ANNUAL DUES

Community Colleges: $350 + $50 for each Contact Member

INTERNATIONAL COLLEGES

QUALIFICATIONS

MANDATORY***

International universities with one (or more) engineering or technology programs accredited by a national organization (equal to ABET’s EAC)

BENEFITS

Power to appoint one key contact (usually the dean)
Power to appoint three additional organizational contacts
Key contact participation in ASEE’s Engineering Deans Council (EDC)
Discount registration for the ASEE Annual Conference and Exposition
Invite to the Engineering Deans Institute (EDI) (deans only)
Online access to the Journal of Engineering Education, our scholarly journal of peer-reviewed articles
Online access to our annual Profiles of Engineering and Engineering Technology
Subscription to PRISM, our award-winning magazine
Subscription to Capital Shorts, our weekly e-newsletter on congressional issues affecting engineering education (deans only)

ENGINEERING DEANS COUNCIL

Assess and recommend policies affecting engineering college administration
Discuss issues and experiences affecting engineering colleges
Discuss political policies affecting engineering colleges

ENGINEERING DEANS INSTITUTE

Discuss professional issues informally
Learn about national issues and interact with national leaders at the annual Deans
Council Public Policy Colloquium (PPC) in Washington, DC
Participate in EDC committees covering public policy, diversity, quality management, and EDC/ABET
Access and share information through the EDC electronic listserv

ANNUAL DUES

Low & Lower Middle Income: $500
Upper Middle Income: $1,000
High Income: $1,500

INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE AFFILIATES

QUALIFICATIONS

MANDATORY***

International colleges with one (or more) non-accredited engineering programs
International colleges that intend to seek accreditation from an international accreditation organization (equal to ABET’s EAC)
International colleges with pre-engineering courses (part of dual-degree programs)

EXCEPTIONS

Accept being a non-voting member of the council
Meet membership requirements for three years
Be reelected by the EDC Executive Board

BENEFITS

Power to appoint one key contact (usually the dean)
Application for associate membership to the ASEE’s Engineering Deans Council (EDC)
Discount registration for the ASEE Annual Conference and Exposition
Invite to the Engineering Technology Council (ETC)
Online access to our annual Profiles of Engineering and Engineering Technology
Subscription to PRISM, our award-winning magazine
Subscription to Capital Shorts, our weekly e-newsletter on congressional issues affecting engineering education (deans only)

ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY COUNCIL

Assess and recommend policies affecting engineering college administration
Discuss issues and experiences affecting engineering colleges
Represent engineering tech colleges to the engineering community at-large
Cooperate with other segments of ASEE on common matters

ANNUAL DUES

International College Affiliates: $350

INTERNATIONAL COLLEGES CONSORTIUM

P12 SCHOOL MEMBERSHIP

P12 SCHOOL DISTRICT MEMBERSHIP

ENGINEERING RESEARCH COUNCIL

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Have questions about Institutional Membership? Get in touch with our Membership Department by calling 202.331.3520 or emailing membership@asee.org

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ENGINEERING COLLEGES

QUALIFICATIONS

MANDATORY***

US-based universities with one (or more) engineering programs accredited by ABET's EAC (any level)

OPTIONAL

US-based universities with doctoral engineering programs accredited by ABET's EAC (any level)

BENEFITS

Power to appoint one key contact (usually the dean)
Power to appoint three additional organizational contacts
Key contact participation in ASEE’s Engineering Deans Council (EDC)
Discount registration for the ASEE Annual Conference and Exposition
Invite to the Engineering Deans Institute (EDI) (deans only)
Online access to the Journal of Engineering Education, our scholarly journal of peer-reviewed articles
Online access to our annual Profiles of Engineering and Engineering Technology
Subscription to PRISM, our award-winning magazine
Subscription to Capital Shorts, our weekly e-newsletter on congressional issues affecting engineering education (deans only)

ENGINEERING DEANS COUNCIL

Assess and recommend policies affecting engineering college administration
Discuss issues and experiences affecting engineering colleges
Discuss political policies affecting engineering colleges

ENGINEERING DEANS INSTITUTE

Discuss professional issues informally
Learn about national issues and interact with national leaders at the annual Deans Council Public Policy Colloquium (PPC) in Washington, DC
Participate in EDC committees covering public policy, diversity, quality management, and EDC/ABET
Access and share information through the EDC electronic listserv

ANNUAL DUES

4-Year Engineering College: $3,000
4-Year Engineering Colleges w/ Doctoral Programs: $5,000

ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY COLLEGES

QUALIFICATIONS

MANDATORY***

US-based universities with one (or more) engineering technology programs accredited by ABET's EAC (any level)

OPTIONAL

US-based universities with doctoral engineering technology programs accredited by ABET’s EAC (any level)

BENEFITS

Power to appoint one key contact (usually the dean)
Power to appoint three additional organizational contacts
Key contact participation in ASEE’s Engineering Technology Council (ETC)
Discount registration for the ASEE Annual Conference and Exposition
Invite to the Engineering Technology Leadership Institute (ETLI) (deans only)
Online access to the Journal of Engineering Education, our scholarly journal of peer-reviewed articles
Online access to our annual Profiles of Engineering and Engineering Technology
Subscription to PRISM, our award-winning magazine
Subscription to Capital Shorts, our weekly e-newsletter on congressional issues affecting engineering education (deans only)

ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY COUNCIL

Assess and recommend policies affecting engineering tech college administration
Discuss issues and experiences affecting engineering tech colleges
Represent engineering tech colleges to the engineering community-at-large
Cooperate with other segments of ASEE on common matters

ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY LEADERSHIP INSTITUTE

Conducted in the fall of each year
Discuss professional issues informally
Participate in ETC sessions at the ASEE Annual Conference and Exposition
Access and share information through the EDC electronic listserv

ANNUAL DUES

2-Year Engineering Tech Colleges: $700
4-Year Engineering Tech Colleges: $3,000
4-Year Engineering Tech Colleges w/ Doctoral Programs: $5,000

ENGINEERING & ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY
COLLEGES (Dual Membership)

QUALIFICATIONS

MANDATORY***

US-based universities with one (or more) engineering programs accredited by ABET’s EAC (any level)
US-based universities with one (or more) engineering technology programs accredited by ABET’s EAC (any level)

OPTIONAL

US-based universities with doctoral engineering programs accredited by ABET’s EAC (any level)
US-based universities with doctoral engineering technology programs accredited by ABET’s EAC (any level)

BENEFITS

Power to appoint one key contact (usually the dean)
Power to appoint a second key contact
Power to appoint two additional organizational contacts
Key contact participation in ASEE’s Engineering Deans Council (EDC)
Key contact participation in ASEE’s Engineering Technology Council (ETC)
Discount registration for the ASEE Annual Conference and Exposition
Invite to the Engineering Deans Institute (EDI) (deans only)
Invite to the Engineering Technology Leadership Institute (ETLI) (deans only)
Online access to the Journal of Engineering Education, our scholarly journal of peer-reviewed articles
Online access to our annual Profiles of Engineering and Engineering Technology
Subscription to PRISM, our award-winning magazine
Subscription to Capital Shorts, our weekly e-newsletter on congressional issues affecting engineering education (deans only)

ENGINEERING DEANS COUNCIL

Assess and recommend policies affecting engineering college administration
Discuss issues and experiences affecting engineering colleges
Discuss political policies affecting engineering college

ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY COUNCIL

Assess and recommend policies affecting engineering tech college administration
Discuss issues and experiences affecting engineering tech colleges
Represent engineering tech colleges to the engineering community at-large
Cooperate with other segments of ASEE on common matters

ENGINEERING DEANS INSTITUTE

Discuss professional issues informally
Learn about national issues and interact with national leaders at the annual Deans
Council Public Policy Colloquium (PPC) in Washington, DC
Participate in EDC committees covering public policy, diversity, quality management, and EDC/ABET
Access and share information through the EDC electronic listserv

ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY LEADERSHIP INSTITUTE

Conducted in the fall of each year
Discuss professional issues informally
Participate in ETC sessions at the ASEE Annual Conference and Exposition
Access and share information through the EDC electronic listserv

ANNUAL DUES

4-Year Engineering & Engineering Tech Colleges: $4,200
4-Year Engineering & Engineering Tech Colleges w/ Doctoral Programs: $5,000

COLLEGE AFFILIATE MEMBERSHIP

QUALIFICATIONS

MANDATORY***

US-based colleges with one (or more) non-accredited engineering programs
US-based colleges that intend to seek accreditation from ABET’s EAC (any level)
US-based colleges with pre-engineering courses (part of dual-degree programs)

EXCEPTIONS

Accept being a non-voting member of the council
Meet membership requirements for three years
Be reelected by the EDC Executive Board

BENEFITS

Power to appoint one key contact (usually the dean)
Application for associate membership to the ASEE’s Engineering Deans Council (EDC)
Discount registration for the ASEE Annual Conference and Exposition
Invite to the Engineering Technology Council (ETC)
Online access to the Journal of Engineering Education, our scholarly journal of peer-reviewed articles
Online access to our annual Profiles of Engineering and Engineering Technology
Subscription to PRISM, our award-winning magazine
Subscription to Capital Shorts, our weekly e-newsletter on congressional issues affecting engineering education

ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY COUNCIL

Assess and recommend policies affecting engineering tech college administration
Discuss issues and experiences affecting engineering tech colleges
Represent engineering tech colleges to the engineering community at-large
Cooperate with other segments of ASEE on common matters

ANNUAL DUES

College Affiliates: $350

COMMUNITY COLLEGES

QUALIFICATIONS

MANDATORY***

ASEE’s Community College Membership category is open to all US-based community colleges (both community colleges with and without programs accredited by ABET’s Engineering Technology Accreditation Commission (ETAC)
US-based community colleges that intend to seek accreditation from ABET’s EAC (any level)
US-based colleges with pre-engineering courses (part of dual-degree programs)

BENEFITS

Community College Membership comes with membership for one Key Member (usually the dean/program head)
The Key Contact will represent the community college on ASEE’s Engineering Technology Council (ETC) and participate in council events.
Community Colleges can purchase additional memberships called Contact Memberships for $50 per membership (an $89 value). These memberships are renewable and will remain active for one year unless the school’s membership lapses, at which time all purchased Contact Memberships will become inactive. Any unused portion of a Contact Membership is non-refundable. The school’s key Contact can reassign the memberships at any time.
Contact Members will enjoy the same benefits as Professional Online Members and can purchase additional division memberships.
US-based community colleges that intended to seek accreditation from ABET’s Engineering Accreditation Commission (EAC) may apply for a non-voting associate membership on ASEE’s Engineering Deans Council (EDC)
The Key Contact and other Contact Members receive discount registration to ASEE Annual Conference and Exposition, and ASEE Section and Zone meetings.
The Key Contact and Contact Members receive online access to the Journal of Engineering Education, ASEE’s scholarly journal of peer-reviewed articles
The Key Contact and Contact Members receive online access to our annual Profiles of Engineering and Engineering Technology
The Key Contact and Contact Members receive an online subscription to PRISM, our award-winning magazine

ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY COUNCIL

Assess and recommend policies affecting engineering tech college administration
Discuss issues and experiences affecting engineering tech colleges
Represent engineering tech colleges to the engineering community-at-large
Cooperate with other segments of ASEE on common matters

ANNUAL DUES

Community Colleges: $350 + $50 for each Contact Member

INTERNATIONAL COLLEGES

QUALIFICATIONS

MANDATORY***

International universities with one (or more) engineering or technology programs accredited by a national organization (equal to ABET’s EAC)

BENEFITS

Power to appoint one key contact (usually the dean)
Power to appoint three additional organizational contacts
Key contact participation in ASEE’s Engineering Deans Council (EDC)
Discount registration for the ASEE Annual Conference and Exposition
Invite to the Engineering Deans Institute (EDI) (deans only)
Online access to the Journal of Engineering Education, our scholarly journal of peer-reviewed articles
Online access to our annual Profiles of Engineering and Engineering Technology
Subscription to PRISM, our award-winning magazine
Subscription to Capital Shorts, our weekly e-newsletter on congressional issues affecting engineering education (deans only)

ENGINEERING DEANS COUNCIL

Assess and recommend policies affecting engineering college administration
Discuss issues and experiences affecting engineering colleges
Discuss political policies affecting engineering colleges

ENGINEERING DEANS INSTITUTE

Discuss professional issues informally
Learn about national issues and interact with national leaders at the annual Deans
Council Public Policy Colloquium (PPC) in Washington, DC
Participate in EDC committees covering public policy, diversity, quality management, and EDC/ABET
Access and share information through the EDC electronic listserv

ANNUAL DUES

Low & Lower Middle Income: $500
Upper Middle Income: $1,000
High Income: $1,500

INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE AFFILIATES

QUALIFICATIONS

MANDATORY***

International colleges with one (or more) non-accredited engineering programs
International colleges that intend to seek accreditation from an international accreditation organization (equal to ABET’s EAC)
International colleges with pre-engineering courses (part of dual-degree programs)

EXCEPTIONS

Accept being a non-voting member of the council
Meet membership requirements for three years
Be reelected by the EDC Executive Board

BENEFITS

Power to appoint one key contact (usually the dean)
Application for associate membership to the ASEE’s Engineering Deans Council (EDC)
Discount registration for the ASEE Annual Conference and Exposition
Invite to the Engineering Technology Council (ETC)
Online access to our annual Profiles of Engineering and Engineering Technology
Subscription to PRISM, our award-winning magazine
Subscription to Capital Shorts, our weekly e-newsletter on congressional issues affecting engineering education (deans only)

ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY COUNCIL

Assess and recommend policies affecting engineering college administration
Discuss issues and experiences affecting engineering colleges
Represent engineering tech colleges to the engineering community at-large
Cooperate with other segments of ASEE on common matters

ANNUAL DUES

International College Affiliates: $350

INTERNATIONAL COLLEGES CONSORTIUM

P12 SCHOOL MEMBERSHIP

P12 SCHOOL DISTRICT MEMBERSHIP

ENGINEERING RESEARCH COUNCIL

We're here to help

Have questions about Institutional Membership? Get in touch with our Membership Department by calling 202.331.3520 or emailing membership@asee.org

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Have a seat at the table. After all, we built it.

Apply for Membership >

ENGINEERING COLLEGES

ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY COLLEGES

ENGINEERING & ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY COLLEGES (Dual Membership)

COLLEGE AFFILIATE MEMBERSHIP

COMMUNITY COLLEGES

INTERNATIONAL COLLEGES

INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE AFFILIATES

INTERNATIONAL COLLEGES CONSORTIUM

P12 SCHOOL MEMBERSHIP

P12 SCHOOL DISTRICT MEMBERSHIP

ENGINEERING RESEARCH COUNCIL

Have a seat at the table. After all, we built it.

Apply for Membership >

ENGINEERING COLLEGES

ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY COLLEGES

ENGINEERING & ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY COLLEGES (Dual Membership)

COLLEGE AFFILIATE MEMBERSHIP

COMMUNITY COLLEGES

INTERNATIONAL COLLEGES

INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE AFFILIATES

INTERNATIONAL COLLEGES CONSORTIUM

P12 SCHOOL MEMBERSHIP

P12 SCHOOL DISTRICT MEMBERSHIP

ENGINEERING RESEARCH COUNCIL

ENGINEERING & ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY
COLLEGES (Dual Membership)

ENGINEERING & ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY
COLLEGES (Dual Membership)