ASME LGBTQ+ Pride Group
ASME celebrates its LGBTQ+ members, volunteers, and staff and is committed to an inclusive culture where everyone can bring their whole selves to the organization.
ASME’s LGBTQ+ Pride Group
Celebration & Visibility
Programmatic Impact
Community & Networking
Celebrating Diversity
ASME continues its commitment to supporting LGBTQ+ individuals in and outside the engineering profession—during and beyond LGBTQ+ Pride Month. ASME celebrates and pays tribute to the diverse perspectives, accomplishments, and obstacles faced by LGBTQ+ individuals. This recognition extends to the entire engineering community, including ASME, as we actively work towards creating a more inclusive engineering field.
A Proud Father
Dave shares his lifelong engineering story, as well as that of his daughter, including her LGBTQ+ journey. He also sheds light on how and why ASME is committed to supporting the LGBTQ+ community.
New LGBTQ+ Scholarships
ASME Scholarships help to enable a diverse cross-section of students with financial need to pursue an educational program in mechanical engineering or related field at the community college, undergraduate, and graduate levels. ASME has launched joint scholarships with oSTEM and Out to Innovate to recognize LGBTQ+ and engineering achievement! Learn more about eligibility and how to apply at go.asme.org/scholarships.
Past Events
ASME Employee Resource Group (ERG) Pride Month Webinar
featuring Dr. Eric Patridge, founder of oSTEM, ASME's partner in LGBTQ+ programming
June 28, 2023
Pride Month Gathering with ASME's LGBTQ+ Community
featuring LGBTQ+ champion Gayle Gibson, former DuPont Director of Engineering
June 29, 2021
ASME LGBTQ+ Pride Event
featuring a discussion on How to Be a Better LGBTQ+ Ally with speakers Aaron Weinerman, Omar Kheir, Marianne Chan, Dr. Tim Wilson, and Natalie Vanderspiegel
November 18, 2020
LGBTQ+ Pride Townhall
featuring Boeing Senior Manager Jacky-Vy Chan
June 25, 2020
LGBTQ+ Meet-up at IMECE 2019
Salt Lake City, UT
November 9, 2019
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