Sep 22, 2026 · 14 min · 7 segments
What happens when AI enthusiasts show up at an engineering education conference? Azadeh returns from the ASEE Midwest Conference with fresh insights on how engineers and faculty are grappling with…
there? Actually, a couple of folks from the engineering education program and also I joined together to go to ASE Midwest Conference.
And you went really with the fabulous Megan Pitka, who's part of our React
E group.
And they went to represent the findings from one of our studies.
So if you're dying to know what we're thinking about and what we learned from students in engineering, read the paper.
It's in the proceedings.
Anyway, so you've gone.
So set the scene for us about the people that were there.
What was the conference about this year? Who was in the room? And what was the mood when AI came up?
there? Actually, a couple of folks from the engineering education program and also I joined together to go to ASE Midwest Conference.
And you went really with the fabulous Megan Pitka, who's part of our React
E group.
And they went to represent the findings from one of our studies.
So if you're dying to know what we're thinking about and what we learned from students in engineering, read the paper.
It's in the proceedings.
Anyway, so you've gone.
So set the scene for us about the people that were there.
What was the conference about this year? Who was in the room? And what was the mood when AI came up?
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