IMECE Student and Early Career Engineers
November 8-10
Are you ready to embark on a journey of innovation and networking in the realm of mechanical engineering? Join us at ElevateME, a dynamic program designed to inspire, educate, and connect Student and Early Career mechanical engineering enthusiasts from all walks of life. The agenda will be packed with engaging sessions, workshops, and networking opportunities tailored to empower both seasoned professionals and aspiring engineers.
Overview of Events: more events to be posted
ElevateMe Ribbons can be picked up at the First-Timers Orientation on Sunday
SUNDAY
- Professional Development Workshop for Undergraduate, Graduate students and very early career researchers
- First-Timers Orientation
- Is this your first time at the IMECE Conference? Familiarize yourself with the IMECE conference layout, networking tips, and how to maximize your time here. Get your ElevateME Ribbon.
- Future of Mechanical Engineers with ASME Leaders
- Dive deep into the latest trends, innovations, and challenges shaping the future of mechanical engineering. Connect with ASME leaders, gain career insights, and network with top professionals in mechanical engineering.
MONDAY
- Undergraduate Student Posters Session
- Engage directly with undergraduate students as they stand by their posters, ready to discuss their innovative projects and research findings.
- Opening Reception
- Unwind and mingle with fellow attendees at our lively opening reception, the perfect opportunity to forge new connections and strengthen existing ones.
- Meet-up and Networking
- Extend the networking opportunities into the evening at our casual meet-up reception off site, where you can relax and connect with industry peers in a more informal setting.
TUESDAY
- Rising Stars of ME
- The ASME Rising Stars of Mechanical Engineering Celebration and Showcase at the International Mechanical Engineering Congress and Exposition (IMECE) is a prestigious event designed to honor early-career researchers who have received recognition through NSF CAREER, ONR YIP, AFOSR YIP, DARPA YFA, and NIH New Innovator Awards. This reception-style celebration will take place on Tuesday, November 10 and commences with a brief introduction, followed by a poster session during which Principal Investigators (PIs) are invited to present their innovative work. Subsequently, a networking period allows PIs to connect with their peers and other professionals in the field.