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]]> http://blogs.asee.org/engineeringand/engineering-for-a-changing-world/comment-page-1/#comment-25578 Engineering &… » Blog Archive » NSB Report on Improving Engineering Education Sat, 09 Feb 2008 16:49:48 +0000 http://blogs.asee.org/engineeringand/engineering-for-a-changing-world/#comment-25578 "Society at large does not have an accurate perception of the nature of engineering. Survey data indicate that the public associates engineers with economic growth and defense, but less so with improving health, the quality of life, and the environment..." “Society at large does not have an accurate perception of the nature of engineering. Survey data indicate that the public associates engineers with economic growth and defense, but less so with improving health, the quality of life, and the environment…”

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