Changing the Conversation about Engineering
​The Engineering Ambassadors Network (EAN) is a professional development program with a K-12 outreach mission.  
  1. Through training and professional development, we develop confident communicators and leaders.
  2. Through K-12 STEM outreach, we inspire youth from historically underrepresented groups to envision themselves as future engineers.
Composed of student chapters from universities across the United States, the Engineering Ambassadors Network is committed to empowering talented undergraduate students with leadership and advanced communication skills so that they can help future generations understand what engineers do and change the conversation people are having about engineering.  
“The engineering ambassadors program encourages our students to remain focused and optimistic about instruction, giving them the added benefit of hearing from older students in the multiple fields of engineering. We enjoy the ambassadors and their unique lessons. They have done so well and we look forward to future visits!”
​- A high school teacher


​What teachers are saying:

"Thank you so much for coming with your students to do the engineering presentation today.  All students and teachers were telling me it was a great event.  I asked my students what they learned and every one of them had something to share.  Many talked about having to keep on trying and not giving up after your first try when it doesn't work.  This is not only an engineering lesson, but a life lesson as well."
- An elementary school teacher

What ambassadors are saying:

"Being an Engineering Ambassador helped me develop so many skills that I use in my professional life! ambassadors helped me learn how to speak about science and engineering in a way that is understandable and useful to all key players. It also gave me the confidence to lead in any position, and, of course, how to make a great presentation."
- Engineering Ambassador
"It is important to teach young students about engineering because it opens their eyes to an entire career field that they might not know exists yet. It's important to make them aware at a young age so that they can have time to develop a passion and prepare even better for a higher education if they choose to follow that path."
​- Engineering Ambassador

 Past Conference: EAN'22 Apr. 1-2, 2022

​The inaugural EAN’22 professional development conference, “Exploring, Advancing, and Navigating the Future” was held on April 1-2 in State College, PA. There were over 125 in attendance in person, representing student ambassadors from 16 universities, advisors, industry representatives, invited speakers, and panelists. Additional attendees participated on-line. Click here for photos and more information.

Engineering Ambassadors by the Numbers

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More than
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