Young Professionals

The AIChE Beer Brewing Competition is not only fun, but it has also proven a good way to energize local sections. It's also a way to help improve the next craft brew.

Not a confident presenter? These speaking and presentation tips will help you deliver your point effectively.

These tips for leading a multidisciplinary can make conducting an assessment far easier and more efficient.

A special issue will shine the spotlight on early-career chemical engineers and their pioneering research.

Asking for help has benefits beyond simply accomplishing the task at hand. Learning to accept help and delegate are important for success in work and life.

The Young Professionals Social drew a large crowd in New Orleans during the first night of our 2019 Spring Meeting & GCPS.

PPSS Chair Frederick Gregory shares highlights of what you can expect in New Orleans.

YPC Programming Subcommittee Chair Kaytlin Henderson shares highlights of what YPs can expect in New Orleans.

Networking remains one of the most effective ways of finding a job, changing careers, or keeping up with trends in industry and research.

Check out new career advice and technical information developed expressly for young chemical engineers.

AIChE enters 2019 strong and with goals for building an even stronger association. Hear more from AIChE President Kimberly Ogden.

Aretha Franklin famously sang “R-E-S-P-E-C-T. Find out what it means to me,” as a demand for equal treatment for women and minorities during a period of immense societal change.

Jennifer Sinclair Curtis, Dean of Engineering at the University of California, Davis, took time out during the 2018 AIChE Annual Meeting in Pittsburgh to speak with Donna Bryant and Colin Young, the two inaugural scholarship recipients of the John C. Chen Endowment for Young Professional Leadership.

Young chemical engineers got together Sunday evening for fun and conversation to kick off the 2018 AIChE Annual Meeting in Pittsburgh.

AIChE leaders share their thoughts on mentorship and the skills necessary to stay relevant.

Voting for next year's AIChE Board of Directors is under way at http://www.aiche.org/election. Have your say and help direct the future of AIChE by voting!

Voting for next year's AIChE Board of Directors is under way at http://www.aiche.org/election. Have your say and help direct the future of AIChE by voting!

Voting for next year's AIChE Board of Directors is under way at http://www.aiche.org/election. Have your say and help direct the future of AIChE by voting!

Voting for next year's AIChE Board of Directors is under way at http://www.aiche.org/election. Have your say and help direct the future of AIChE by voting!

Discussions on Engage range from technical subjects to career advice. This month hot topics include writing great emails, courses and degrees beyond a bachelor's, and more.

Mark your calendar: AIChE's Virtual Career Fair is a great way for job seekers and employers to connect.

Millennials will soon be the majority in the workplace. Learn how some companies are embracing their best attributes.

Discussions on Engage range from technical subjects to career advice. This month hot topics include stress at college, workplace collaboration, and Millennials on the job.

Think you brew the best beer? Register to compete against other chemical engineers in ABBC 2018.

Young Professionals gathered at Hawk's Landing Restaurant in Orlando to meet up with old friends and make new connections.

Symposia chair Andrés Valencia tells us about Perspectives on Process Safety from Around the World to be held in Orlando, Florida.

Conference chair Ray Cocco tells us about all the changes and improvements we can expect at the upcoming #WCPT8.

Symposia chair Brooke Beveridge tells us about the 20th anniversary of the Process Plant Safety Symposium. #GCPS

Globalization has become unavoidable for businesses, organizations, and even individuals who must now extend their reach internationally to be successful.

If you know a qualified chemical engineering student or recent graduate seeking a chemical engineering internship, please nominate them for the 2018 internship program.

Everyone knows that person that just gets on their nerves, but a few tips can help you smooth things out and keep you productive at work or school.

To help the next generation of chemical engineers experience the benefits of AIChE membership and assimilate into the AIChE community, AIChE’s Board of Directors, at its June 2017 meeting, approved

Hear from Greg Yeo, Cato Laurencin, and Frances Arnold about their work and career paths.

More than 200 young chemical engineers from around the world met up for the Young Professionals (YP) social at

Discussion central participants discuss why they become a chemical engineer, the purpose, of the instructional lab, describing the process safety profession to others, and more.

I recently caught up with MaryKathryn (Kathy) Lee, senior chemical engineer at ExxonMobil Corporate Research, and session co-chair of the upcoming

Charles A. Gerbach, a speaker at the upcoming CRISPR Conference, discusses what to expect from the conference and from CRISPR technology's future.

Get to know these four young standouts in chemical engineering safety.

Meet these seven standouts in chemical engineering leadership.

Meet three more winners of the AIChE 35 Under 35 awards and learn about their diverse work and backgrounds.

With support from the AIChE Foundation, AIChE and its Young Professional Committee (YPC) are honoring 35 notable young professionals under the age of 35. In this post, read interviews from winners in the category of bioengineering.

Check out a preview of today's leading young chemical engineers and tomorrow's leaders.

It’s impossible to learn everything you need to know for your career in a four-year undergraduate program.

The 2017 Spring Leadership Reception provided an opportunity to thank all AIChE volunteers and for President Bond Calloway to award the 2017 Shining Star award winners.

Young Professionals gathered at Yard House in San Antonio last night to catch up with

I recently caught up with Ian Glasglow, Symposia Chair for the 20th Topical of Refining at the

I recently caught up with Russell Ogle, Symposia Chair for the

We look at more pointers to manage units and explain why it's best to keep unit conversion factors outside of formulas.

Discussion central participants discuss mentors/influencers, the role of chemical engineers in the American economy, risk management, and the skill of creating quality presentations.

In the second installment of this series, we look at the frequently used Excel techniques of selecting, copying, and moving. Simple slip-ups in these common Excel operations can open your work up to major errors, but master them, and you can gain speed, efficiency, and more dependable spreadsheet calculations.

Meet Shelby who just completed her master's degree in December at the University of Alabama.