The Biological and Agricultural Engineering (BAE) division of the American Society for Engineering Education (ASEE) invites abstracts and subsequent papers for the 2025 ASEE Annual Conference & Exposition being held in Montreal, Quebec Canada on June 22-25, 2025.
Topics of interest include, but are not limited to:
- Innovative strategies and/or technology to enhance teaching and learning
- Integration of diversity and global issues in the classroom
- Design experiences in the curriculum
- Student recruitment, retention, placement, and first-year experiences
- Service-learning and experiential learning
- Extension engineering education
- Best practices for ABET
- Educational issues relevant to the Food, Energy, and Water Nexus
- New trends in Biological and Agricultural Engineering education
- Diversity, equity, and inclusion practices in the classroom
- Pedagogical strategies for remote and hybrid teaching and learning
The division accepts abstracts for:
1) Completed Papers highlight investigations into research for improving learning in traditional and non-traditional classroom settings. Content should include a research question or problem statement, a review of relevant literature, methodology, results, and implications. The criterion for a Complete Paper is that it represents, at the time of draft paper submission, work for which available results can be analyzed to yield supported and significant conclusions.
2) Work in Progress (WIP) Paper: A WIP reports on work that is still in the process of study and/or implementation for which results will not be available by the time of draft paper submission, for studies where the results are as yet inconclusive, and for studies at an early to intermediate stage for which authors are seeking feedback from the community.
3) Practice Papers highlight teaching approaches, technologies in an instructional context, proposed learning strategies, and assessment practices. Content should include the motivation for conducting the work, background information, approach for determining success, anticipated outcomes and the future direction of this type of effort.
4) Special Topic or Panel Sessions: The division also encourages proposals for a panel session or other special format technical sessions. The proposed topic may fall under one of the topic areas listed above or maybe something different of interest to the division, such as Engineering Ethics for Biological Systems.
For all tracks, an abstract must be submitted, and if accepted, a paper will be requested for peer review. A submission to the WIP track must include the phrase “Work in Progress” in the title.
The division highly encourages submissions from members and non-members who have not presented at previous ASEE conferences, particularly for the WIP track. We also highly encourage students and/or new BAE faculty to submit their work or experience.
Abstract submissions begin on September 1st, 2024 and will continue through October 1st. ASEE will not extend the deadline this year. All abstracts and papers must be submitted electronically via ASEE’s paper management system. You will be able to find submission deadlines, required formats, and other information via the main ASEE website: www.asee.org.
For questions and comments, please contact:
Lucie Guertault, Program Chair, Biological and Agricultural Engineering Division
lsguerta@ncsu.edu
lsguerta@ncsu.edu