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Innovation in Improving Performance
This webinar focuses on ideas for improving the performance of individuals who work in industrial settings.
AIChE Professional Support – Career Services
Whether you are getting ready to graduate with your chemical engineering degree, you are currently unemployed, or you are looking for a new technical challenge, learn about a number of tools AIChE has designed to support you in your job search.
Innovation in Improving Performance
This webinar focuses on ideas for improving the performance of individuals who work in industrial settings.
Ethics and Excellence in Engineering (Part 2)
Beyond the basic technical competencies of our discipline, what are our priorities as engineers?
Ethics and Excellence in Engineering (Part 1)
Beyond the basic technical competencies of our discipline, what are our priorities as engineers? This seminar explores this question, and thus establishes the foundations of engineering ethics and professional excellence.
CEP: Career Corner - Creating Work-Life Harmony
CEP: YPOV Your Career as a Volunteer
Project Evaluation: Operating Cost Estimating Combo Course
2007 AIChE Employment & Salary Survey: Riding a Positive Wave to Higher Income
2009 AIChE Salary Survey
Project Evaluation: Operating Cost Estimating and Financial Analysis
AIChE 2005 Employment & Salary Survey Results: How Competitive Is Your Compensation?
2011 AIChE Salary Survey
Fraser Russell's Influence On Chemical Engineering At Rowan
Building Human Capacity in Chemical Engineering in Kazakhstan
Critically Thinking About Critical Thinking
Have you ever examined another person's solution to a problem and found yourself frustrated and asking yourself "What were they thinking?" when you realize that the person's actions actually compounded the problem rather than solving it. In this webinar, the presenters will first define the problem and then discuss why critical thinking skills are so important in the workforce.
Work Would Be So Much Easier Without People
Our training as engineers focuses on the physical sciences, and the relationships we learn about are generally mathematical ones.














