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Community College Engineering Pathways (CCEP) - ASME Community College Engineering Pathways Community College Engineering Pathways (CCEP) Our initiative aims to engage, equip, and empower the next generation of STEM professionals by fostering inclusivity and mobility from classroom to career for students at two-year institutions. Want to learn more about our program? Take a look at our brochure See more information about us.
Community College Pathways CCEP Student Demographics of students identify as women come from underrepresented backgrounds CCEP College Recruitment Brochure CCEP Student Membership Flyer EMPOWER Student Guide FY26 As an educator, you'll gain access to information and resources to help keep your engineering and related technology programs current and help connect your students to career opportunities and resources through engineering pathways.
Keep curriculum up to date As an educator, you'll gain access to information and resources to help keep your engineering and related technology programs current and help connect your students to career opportunities and resources. Connect students to industry professionals Throughout the year, we work to connect you and your students to our employer network.
Our employers offer internships and provide volunteers who serve as student mentors, guest speakers, and advisory committee members. Connect with fellow educators When you become a CCEP partner, you’ll join our network of educators to connect with peers, share ideas and expertise, and learn what others are doing in the classroom to enhance student learning.
Work-based learning opportunities An exclusive benefit of the CCEP (Community College Engineering Pathways) program is our work-based learning opportunities prep program, available only to students who are part of the program. Partner with us to open doors of opportunity for your students.
Access the latest research and insights Gain access to the latest research from ASME and our partners such as McGraw-Hill - AccessEngineering, free access to select publications, and other news and insights we publish. Webinars and workshops for all We regularly host a wide array of virtual and on-demand sessions that target key professional development and technical topics to enhance students’ engineering journey.
While these webisodes are designed with students in mind, all are encouraged to attend. Free ASME Membership for 2 Faculty/Staff As a CCEP partner, we’ll offer the college 2 free ASME memberships for faculty or staff to access all the resources and benefits that are provided for ASME members.
Free ASME Membership for your students We’re happy to extend our free membership offer to any student enrolled at your college who is interested in engineering, regardless of major or enrollment status. We would love to learn more about how we can collaborate with you and your college. Our workshops and webinars We design the workshops to enhance engineering education and skills as part of the academic journey.
We host a variety of topics, connecting industry volunteers to the audience. Workshops are free and available to the public. Check out our past and upcoming workshops here!
We host a variety of workshops, events and webinars for our community year-round! Take a look at what we've offered this past academic term and will be hosting in the coming months. Join a group to guide our program forward We are looking for representatives to advise our program at all levels.
As a CCEP partner, you can do more for your students beyond the classroom by becoming a member of our faculty advisory council and help guide the direction of our program. CCEP students are encouraged to join our student ambassador board to become an ASME Champion, network with peers, gain leadership skills, and provide feedback for improvement. Want to give back but no longer enrolled at a community college?
Join our Alumni Council to share your insights and experiences with current students and represent the next generation of engineers. Frequently Asked Questions Is there a cost associated with CCEP? No!
Thanks to our generous funders, all CCEP programming efforts, partnerships and ASME Student Memberships are free of charge. Do students need to be engineering/STEM majors to receive free ASME Student Membership? No!
All students enrolled at your 2-year institution at the time of sign-up are eligible for free ASME Student Membership. Are there resources available to faculty and administration who get involved with ASME’s CCEP program? Yes!
Our resources range from networking opportunities, professional development, supplemental curriculum materials, and more! In addition, each partner college can receive up to two complimentary ASME professional memberships for faculty and staff. For more information, feel free to reach out to our program coordinator at pinod@asme.
org. Where are most of the current ASME CCEP colleges located? We have partner institutions from coast-to-coast of the United States!
ASME’s CCEP program helped to address some of the student challenges. Many students were able to connect with professionals and to receive resources to help them prepare for their careers. By leveraging and marketing ASME resources in partnership with Dallas College, we may convince a student to attend Dallas College, rather than another school.
Director of STEM Institute, Dallas College, ASME Faculty Advisory Council Students have been able to take advantage of mock-interview sessions & workshops that give insight on team building and problem-solving techniques relevant to multiple engineering industries. Our engineering staff have attended conferences that focus on engineering education, curriculum development, & an abundance of networking opportunities.
Dean of Academic Success in STEM, Community College of Aurora ASME Community College Scholarship Page E-Fest & EFx Student Competitions Additional Membership Benefits Bridging the Gap: Accelerating Engineering Pathways through Community College Engagement and Work-Based Learning Report – January 2026 Are you a faculty member part of a 2-year college and looking to partner with us or have further questions? Drop us a message.
Are you a faculty member part of a 2-year college and looking to partner with us or have further questions? Drop us a message. Are you and your college interested in partnering with ASME to provide quality education?
Provide us your contact information and let’s connect. ASME Membership (1 year) has been added to your cart. The price of yearly membership depends on a number of factors, so final price will be calculated during checkout.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Two-year community college institutions and their faculty/staff can partner with ASME. All students at partner colleges are eligible for free ASME Student Membership regardless of major or enrollment status. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Community College Engineering Pathways (CCEP) is funded by ASME Foundation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
Yes — this listing is flagged as national in scope, so applicants across the U.S. may apply, subject to the sponsor's other eligibility criteria.
Applications go through the funder's official portal — the Apply Now link on this page goes there directly.
The ASME Foundation Engineering for Change Fellowships and Grants is a program from the ASME Foundation that supports early-career engineers and final-year engineering students working on sustainable development solutions. The 5-month E4C Fellowship offers up to $50,000 in support, pairing fellows with industry partners on Impact Projects in Design for Good, Impact Research, and Advancing Workflows categories aligned with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. Fellows work remotely in diverse, interdisciplinary teams and benefit from a structured learning curriculum, one-on-one mentorship, and networking with peers and changemakers worldwide. The program targets early-career technical professionals and final-year engineering students, with near gender parity, and welcomes applicants affiliated with nonprofits or academic institutions.
Engineering for Change (E4C) Fellowships is sponsored by ASME Foundation. The E4C Fellowships are awarded annually to early-career technical professionals and final-year engineering students. The 5-month workforce development program focuses on exploring solutions to sustainable development goals through a learning program, networking, and completing Impact Projects with industry partners, addressing critical quality-of-life challenges.