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2021 ASEE Annual Conference & Exposition (Virtual Meeting, July 26-29, 2021) Registration: https://www.asee.org/annual- conference/2021/registration Happy Summer! Calling all Biomedical and Bioengineering Students! This is a great year to get involved - we’re virtual and registration is $0 for student members and $35 for student non-members! Registration information here. As you take a moment to pause and enjoy the return to a post-COVID era, it’s a good time to think about what inspires you about biomedical and bioengineering! This year’s Annual Association of Engineering Education Biomedical Engineering Conference is virtual this year and is a great way to connect with the biomedical/bioengineering education community. This year you can learn about ways to publish in the new Springer/BMES Biomedical Engineering Education Journal ( https://www.springer.com/ journal/43683/ ) and participate in the important discussion of the Public Image of Biomedical Engineering - Universities’ Role in Defining Perceptions and the Resulting Educational Impact. You will also be able to learn about how faculty in BME/BE programs around the country are thinking about supporting and improving student learning. Be a part of the conversation - help shape the future of BME/BE Education. Learn how you might find more ways to get involved in BME/BE Education. This is a great opportunity to engage in your community! We hope to “see” you there.

Dear division chairs, The NEE division is conducting a video competition in advance of this year’s conference – please see the announcement below for details. We would greatly appreciate if you could pass this announcement along to your members, and anyone else you think might be interested, or who might be willing to publicize the contest on our behalf. Thanks! Derek Breid, NEE Program Chair derek.breid@stvincent.edu --- The New Engineering Educators (NEE) division of the American Society for Engineering Education (ASEE) invites all educators to submit a two-minute video that showcases or demonstrates an activity used in your classes (virtual, in-person, or hybrid) that helped you foster a sense of community with your students during the pandemic. This is an opportunity to share your hard-earned experience with the broader community of ASEE, as accepted video submissions will be featured on the NEE twitter account and the ASEE Hub. ***** CASH PRIZES ****** For more info please visit this link: http://bit.ly/NEEVideo21 Please pass this announcement along to any colleagues who might be interested! You do not need to be an NEE or ASEE member to win.