Abstract for
Manufacturing Education Leadership Forum: Vision for Progress
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Event Information
Manufacturing Education Leadership Forum: Vision for Progress
Robert Morris Univ Pittsburgh PA USA June 26, 2008 to June 27, 2008
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Description
In the first SME meeting on manufacturing education strategies in a decade, invited delegates will examine key issues for post-secondary learning in manufacturing for the 21st century. The forum will assess progress and changes in manufacturing education since the landmark "Curriculum 2002" workshop held in 1994 that laid crucial groundwork for (a) widespread improvement in both content and access and (b) a future comprehensive conference on manufacturing education. Key objectives of the forum are: illuminating critical linkages among manufacturing education, a vibrant industrial sector and a healthy economy, and development of guidance for vitalizing college and university manufacturing education programs. Invited keynote speakers will provide perspectives and challenges for delegates to deliberate. The principal business of the forum will be conducted through a series of invited panels, discussing curriculum content, methods of delivery, emerging manufacturing technologies, research-to-instruction bridging and program design. The Manufacturing Education Leadership Forum: Vision for Progress will publish a guidance document for use by educators, administrators, industry planners and public policy makers.
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Manufacturing Education Leadership Forum: Vision for Progress (Event Home Page)
The current conference proceedings can be accessed online. The proceedings will be updated during the event. Links to papers and presentations are available as hypertext links in the program. After the event concludes, a permanent link will be added to the forum home page as well as to the NCME Web site.
To register, contact SME's Customer Care Center at (800) 733-4763.
One of the resources identified as a context for the Leadership Forum is the "Manufacturing Education for the 21st Century – Volume I: Curricula 2002 Report." This report contains models for each of the five modes of manufacturing degrees. Click on the links below to view chapters of the report.
If you have questions regarding a U.S. event contact service@sme.org or call 800.733.4763.
For Canadian events contact canadasales@sme.org or call 888.322.7333.
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