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Canada: Alberta - British Columbia - Northwest Territory - Yukon Territory
U.S.: Alaska - California - Hawaii - Idaho - Montana - Nevada - Oregon - Washington

Previously Region VIII - Northwest International and Region IX - Pacific

Calendar of Upcoming District Events
District Leadership Seminars and Meetings
3-4 April 2009 Student Professional Development Conference (SPDC) and
Graduate Student Technical Conference (GSTC)
Competition Winner Listing

Host: San Jose State University Student Section
San Jose, CA
17-18 April 2009Student Professional Development Conference (SPDC)and
Graduate Student Technical Conference (GSTC)
Cmpetition Winner Listing

Host: Washington State University Student Section
Pullman, WA
SPDC Purpose:
Create networking opportunities; Host student competitions; Supply a forum for technology transfer for undergraduate and graduate students; Introduce students to the real ASME and what ASME can do for your career.
Who Should Attend:
All
Engineering Students; Student Section Advisors
16-17 April 2009Invention to Venture Workshop I2V: Boise 2009
Double Tree Inn Riverside, Boise, ID
Are you working on a technology you'd like to commercialize but don't know how to get started? The American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) is proud to bring to you I2V: Boise 2009, two half-days of practical information and networking opportunities that can help take your ideas to commercialization. Speakers are successful entrepreneurs who will share how they turned their dreams into reality.
Who Should Attend
Aspiring technological entrepreneurs, including students, faculty and community members.
What You Will Learn
How to take ideas to commercialization and how to make valuable networking connections. Your future business partner or investor may be sitting beside to you!
  
 

 

Contacts

William Robbins, District Leader


Burton Dicht
Managing Director, Knowledge and Community

ASME, Three Park Avenue, New York, NY 10016
(212) 591-7074