The Society offers student members the opportunity to work through student chapters to develop organizational skills that will benefit themselves, their chapter, school, and future employers.

Some outstanding benefits of membership in an ASEM student chapter are:

• ASEM student membership fee of $35, significantly less than a full regular membership of $150.
• Electronic access to the Engineering Management Journal (EMJ), the top tier journal in the field; the A Guide to the Engineering Management Body of Knowledge (EMBoK); and the Engineering Management Handbook.
• Contact and networking with professors and industry professionals in the field of engineering management.
• The opportunity to participate in the annual ASEM International Annual Conference (IAC). Students can attend technical sessions, present technical papers, access industrial tours, and network with other attendees. It also presents an opportunity to compete with other student chapters through the Student Case Study Competition.
• The opportunity to gain experience by leading and directing others both as a chapter officer or a committee chair, making use of the professional skills of engineering management.

There are two minimum requirements that must be met before considering organizing a new ASEM student chapter.

ASEM Student Chapters should submit an annual Student Chapter report in June to ASEM-HQ. Advisors are encouraged to nominate their Chapter for the ASEM Best Student Chapter Award, by July 15.

If your school is interested in starting a Student Chapter, please refer to the Student Chapter Handbook , and contact ASEM HQ if you have any questions. 

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