Graduate Student Research and Innovation Conference
(GSRIC)
Held Annually in conjunction with the Spring Student Conference

2007 Call for Papers

In today's competitive engineering job market, employers and engineering managers are looking for the technical credentials that separate one candidate from another. The District, in keeping with ASME's mission of promoting and enhancing the technical competency and professional well-being of our members, ASME has organized this conference as a forum for ME graduate students to develop their technical credentials and to establish their professional identity. This program is designed to enhance the ability of graduate students and early career engineers to compete in an ever more demanding and changing global market place by providing and developing the skills and the demonstrated technical performance that will make them standout among their peers.

In providing conferences such as this, the District also wants to establish a bond between ASME and the early career engineer that encourages continued participation in ASME activities, increased use of ASME resources and programs, and reinforces the concept of "ASME for a Lifetime."

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