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NAE GRAND CHALLENGES FOR ENGINEERING · Declining portion of people believe that the work engineers contributes to addressing societal and community needs… •Preserving National

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Page 1: NAE GRAND CHALLENGES FOR ENGINEERING · Declining portion of people believe that the work engineers contributes to addressing societal and community needs… •Preserving National
Page 2: NAE GRAND CHALLENGES FOR ENGINEERING · Declining portion of people believe that the work engineers contributes to addressing societal and community needs… •Preserving National

NAE GRAND CHALLENGES FOR ENGINEERING

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PUBLIC PERCEPTION OF ENGINEERING

Declining portion of people believe that the work engineers contributes to addressing societal and community needs…

• Preserving National Security

• Improving Quality of Life

• Protecting the Environment

• Saving Lives

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LACK OF DIVERSITY IN ENGINEERING

• Women – 50% of all college graduates. 15% of engineering workforce.

• Minorities – 23% of all college graduates. 11% of engineering workforce.

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IMPERATIVE - ENGINEERING MUST CHANGE TOO

Maintaining the status quo is not an option.

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ECL – USA MISSION

The Engineering Change Lab - USA is a catalyst for change within the engineering community, helping it reach its highest potential on behalf of society.

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Hopeful Perspectives from Summits 1-5

Groundswell of interest in positively impacting future of

profession.

Promise of technological advances.

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Concerning Perspectives from Summits 1-5Lack of diversity in engineering.

Commoditization.

Threats to Licensure.

Fragmentation.

Trend Toward Short-Term, Project-Focused Thinking.

Loss of Recognition as Leaders in Public Policy.

Ability to Attract Best and Brightest.

Potential Unintended, Harmful Impacts from Technologies.

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ECL- USA Initiatives: Engineering Education

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ECL – USA Initiatives: Public Policy

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ECL – USA Initiatives: Mapping Technological Driving Forces Impacting the Engineering Community

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ECL – USA Initiatives: Future of Consulting Engineering

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ECL – USA Initiatives: Imagining a New Model for Engineering Licensure

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WHAT WILL BE THE FUTURE OF ENGINEERING?• What technological disruptors will have the greatest impact?

• What other industry and societal trends could be disruptive?

• What role will your organization play as a steward of technology and the environment?

• How will my organization impact public policy?

• Is the engineering educational system supporting or hindering our future?

• What are the potential impacts from threats to licensure?

• WHAT WILL YOU DO TO PROTECT THE FUTURE OF THE ENGINEERING COMMUNITY?

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Contact Information

Mike McMeekin, P.E., ENV-SPChairman

Lamp Rynearson14710 W Dodge RoadOmaha, NE 68154

[email protected]

402-496-2498