IEEI’s Distinguished Speaker Series features experts discussing nationally recognized subject matter in engineering education. On March 22nd, Dr. Moore, Admiral B.R. Inman Centennial Chair Emeritus, will be discussing “Machines Reasoning about Machines, 2022 -- A Personal Perspective on 50 Years of Progress.” All students and faculty are welcome to join. Register using this link: tx.ag/IEEISpeakerSeriesJMoore

Each week, IEEI will hold hour-long virtual meetings for students where one chapter from the book will be covered, followed by a discussion on the implications for the classroom. Working with our facilitators we aim to cultivate an open and safe discussion space regarding racial inequality. IEEI and its partners will provide a free physical […]

Each week, IEEI will hold hour-long virtual meetings for faculty where one chapter from the book will be covered, followed by a discussion on the implications for the classroom. Working with our facilitators we aim to cultivate an open and safe discussion space regarding racial inequality and how to create an inclusive classroom. IEEI and […]

The principal purpose of forming this faculty is to provide a collaborative structure for faculty of Texas A&M University who have interests in research and innovation for engineering, engineering technology, and computer science education. The collaborations will be primarily in education research, curricular and pedagogical innovations, professional development, and mentoring of current and future scholars […]

IEEI’s Distinguished Speaker Series features experts discussing nationally recognized subject matter in engineering education. On March 15th, Dr. Monica Cox, CEO, will be featured. All students and faculty are welcome to join. Register using this link: tx.ag/IEEISpeakerSeriesMonicaCox

Each week, IEEI will hold hour-long virtual meetings for faculty where one chapter from the book will be covered, followed by a discussion on the implications for the classroom. Working with our facilitators we aim to cultivate an open and safe discussion space regarding racial inequality and how to create an inclusive classroom. IEEI and […]

Each week, IEEI will hold hour-long virtual meetings for faculty where one chapter from the book will be covered, followed by a discussion on the implications for the classroom. Working with our facilitators we aim to cultivate an open and safe discussion space regarding racial inequality and how to create an inclusive classroom. IEEI and […]

IEEI’s Distinguished Speaker Series features experts discussing nationally recognized subject matter in engineering education. On June 10th, Dr. James Holly Jr., Assistant Professor at the University of Michigan, will be featured. All students and faculty are welcome to join. Register using this link: tx.ag/IEEISpeakerJamesHollyJr

"The ASEE Annual Conference and Exposition is the only conference dedicated to all disciplines of engineering and engineering technology education. The premier event of its kind, the ASEE Annual Conference and Exposition fosters an exchange of ideas, enhances teaching methods and curricula, and provides unparalleled networking opportunities for engineering and engineering technology education stakeholders, including […]

"Step In Stand Up is a great reminder that as active bystanders, we can Step In to prevent acts of violence and harassment, and we can Stand Up for survivors. We can protect ourselves and one another with steps like planning ahead, using the buddy system and asking for consent. Throughout our history, Aggies have […]

Stop by the Zachry Engineering Education Complex between 1:30 and 4:30 p.m. on Aug. 23 for the open house event! They'll be tables spread out across the first, second, third, and fourth floors, and you’ll learn about numerous engineering resources and programs. This is a great opportunity to find your community and figure out where […]

Kick off the new semester with us as we read and discuss “Uncomfortable Conversations with a Black Man” by Emmanuel Acho! This is an open book discussion that will take place every Friday from 10-11AM. We can’t wait to see you there! Register at: tx.ag/OpenBookDiscussion.