Adrienne Minerick, dean of the School of Computing at Michigan Technological University,
is president-elect of the American Society for Engineering Training (ASEE).
Engineering schooling was by now transforming — and now it has to. As the ASEE announcement
for their now-digital meeting in June states, “Can we adhere to the keep-home orders
and have a meeting? Of program. We’re engineers. We can clear up just about anything.”
About the Researcher
Minerick states this can-do mindset is integral to the engineering profession and its
schooling mission. She appears ahead to navigating improvements and leveraging possibilities
for innovation at a national scale. As a member of the Michigan Tech neighborhood, each
as dean of the University’s most recent higher education and as a chemical engineering school member,
Minerick has held floor for new approaches to imagine about microfluidic health care devices and job advancement for girls, people today of colour and minority