We are excited to announce that abstract submissions are now open for the American Society for Engineering Education (ASEE) 2026 Annual Conference & Exposition, to be held June 21–24, 2026 in Charlotte, North Carolina.
Click here to get started! See what opportunities the different ASEE divisions are offering: Call for Papers.
Key Details
- Abstract submission period: Sept. 17, 2025 – Oct. 15, 2025
Submitting an abstract to the 2026 ASEE Annual Conference offers several compelling benefits for engineering educators, researchers, and professionals. Here’s why you should consider submitting:
🔹 1. Showcase Your Work to a National & Global Audience
ASEE is the premier conference for engineering education. Presenting at ASEE puts your teaching innovations, research, or institutional initiatives in front of:
- Faculty and administrators from top universities and colleges
- Industry leaders and education-focused engineers
- Policymakers and education researchers
🔹 2. Advance the Field of Engineering Education
Whether you’re introducing a new teaching method, curriculum model, assessment tool, or diversity initiative, your work contributes to improving how future engineers are educated.
🔹 3. Professional Recognition
- Gain visibility for your department or institution
- Strengthen your promotion and tenure portfolio
- Compete for best paper or division awards
- Get your work published in ASEE conference proceedings
🔹 4. Valuable Feedback & Collaboration
- Receive feedback from peers through structured Q&A sessions
- Build connections that can lead to research collaborations or grant opportunities
- Exchange ideas that can improve your own teaching or research
🔹 5. Support a Culture of Innovation
ASEE celebrates novel approaches. Even work-in-progress projects are welcomed and encouraged—this is a constructive venue to share early-stage ideas.
🔹 6. Mentorship and Networking Opportunities
Meet and engage with educators at all career stages, from early-career faculty to long-time leaders in the field. ASEE divisions often host mentoring events and networking sessions.
🔹 7. Influence Policy and Practice
Your work can help shape discussions on national STEM education policy, equity and inclusion efforts, accreditation trends (e.g., ABET), and industry-academia partnerships.
🔹 8. Be Part of the 2026 Charlotte Experience
Charlotte, NC offers a vibrant setting with strong industry ties, a growing tech scene, and a welcoming conference environment. It’s a great opportunity to learn, grow, and connect in a dynamic city.
Important Reminders
- Deadlines are firm — ASEE will not be extending the submission deadline.
- Be sure to anonymize abstracts and follow the double‑blind review requirements where applicable.
- At least one author of each accepted paper must register for the conference.
