What is ASME?
Founded in 1880 as the American Society of Mechanical Engineers, ASME is a not-for-profit professional organization that promotes the art, science and practice of mechanical and multidisciplinary engineering and allied sciences throughout the world. ASME has members working in Industry, Government, and classrooms. These members are your future employers and peers.

Engineer Shadowing Program
Freshman and sophomore students are matched with a current engineering student who becomes their mentor. They first connect by e-mail or phone. Mentors are encouraged to invite students to organizational meetings and other students functions on campus or at industry site visits and be available to answer questions students have in regards to the engineering programs, prerequisite course work, and other issues that will help make their future transition into the engineering program go smoothly.

It doesn't require a lot of physical time, simply put them on your distribution lists for club meetings and events and be available by phone and e-mail if they have questions or need advice.

Let us know if you are interested, we encourage the juniors and seniors to participate as it is a good experience to mentor someone. Email varg0001@unf.edu.