Letter
Regarding New Structure from the District Leader, John Hawkins (March 29,
2006)(PDF File)
Calendar
of District Events District
E Leadership Workshop | | May
3-4, 2008 | Holiday
Inn Select - Love Field, Dallas, TX | WHO
Should Attend? Two
(2) ASME Section Officers from each District E Section, Subsection, Group OBJECTIVE:
The objective of the Leadership Workshop is to hold
a face-to-face meeting of unit leaders from across all of District E to share
operating information and lessons learned between the District's units. Workshop
Topics will include:
District E Overviwe . Merit Based Funding.
Best Practices Roundtable SEnior Section/Student Sectin Support/Activity
Section Membership Base/Volunteer Recruitment
Professional Development Courses District Awards & Training
Roundtable ASME Resources
| Student
Professional Development Conferences (SPDC) | | April
4-5, 2008 | Metropolitan
State College
Denver, CO | | April
18-19, 2008 | Louisiana
Tech University
Ruston, LA | WHO
Should Attend? All
ASME Student Members All ASME Student Section Advisors Purpose:
Provide a forum
to train officers and future leaders.
Create
networking opportunities. Host
student competitions.(Old Guard Oral Presentation Competition, Old Gurad Technical
Poster Competition, Old Guard Technical Web Page Design Competition, Student Design
Competition) Supply
a forum for technology transfer for undergraduate and graduate students.
Introduce
students to the real ASME (beyond pizza parties and contests to include technical
divisions and community relations) and what ASME can do for your career.
| Early
Career Technical Conference (ECTC) | | April
4-5, 2008 | Metropolitan
State College
Denver, CO | | April
18-19, 2008 | Louisiana
Tech University
Ruston, LA | A
forum for the presentation of in-progress or completed work by Mechanical
Engineering Graduate Students. 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 such skills as verbal
and written communication, teamwork and independent decision-making, system-level
and integrated thinking, and Interdisciplinary skills, and the demonstrated technical
performance that will make them standout among their peers. Open to all Graduate
Students who are ASME Members. More Information
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Contacts John
Hawkins, PE, District Leader Burton Dicht Managing
Director, Knowledge and Community ASME, Three Park Avenue, New York, NY
10016 (212) 591-7074
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