Eligibility
Requirements and Entry Forms | Each
competitor must be a Undergraduate Dues Paid Student Member of ASME who:
has
not received an engineering degree
(Student Members who complete the requirements
for their baccalaureate engineering degree, or who actually received that degree
at the end of a term, semester, or quarter, a short time before a scheduled conference
may still participate. These Student Members, however, must not have completed
their degree requirements before December 1, 2007.)
has been selected
by his/her Student Section to participate
has been certified as a Student
Member in good standing. (To be thus certified, a new or
renewing Student Member must have filed an application and paid the required dues
prior to submittal of contest entry form.) |
A
Entry Form must be submitted to participate.
Entry Forms must be RECEIVED
by March 21, 2008 ENTRY
FORM SUBMITTAL CLOSED
If you would like to participate in one of these competitions
please email
SPDC@asme.org
Subject:
CT COMPETITION LATE ENTRY INQUIRY Entry
Forms
(All Forms are MS Word Files)
Click on competition
name below to download entry form. Old
Guard Oral Presentation Competition
(Limit 2 per Student Section) | Old
Guard Technical Poster Competition
(Limit 2 per Student Section) | Old
Guard Technical Web Page Competition
(No Limit) | Student
Design Competition
(Limit 4 persons per team, No Limit on number of teams
per Student Section) |
Notes:
Please
complete ALL information requested on the form.
Incomplete Forms will be returned.
Please
do not mix competition forms within a e-mail. Subject Line should read: CT Oral
Competition Entry, or CT Poster Competition
Entry, or CT Web Competition Entry, or
CT Design Competition Entry. Names
of Competitors will be posted on the web.
Be sure to
check this site to be sure your entry form is received and all information is
shown correctly.
If your name does not appear within
48 hours of submittal please contact
Judi Cobb at SPDC@asme.org
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| |  | Old
Guard Oral Presentation Competition Rules
|
| | An
engineer, like all professionals, must possess a well-developed ability to communicate,
both orally and in writing. This competition is designed to emphasize the value
of an ability to deliver oral presentations. Competitors
in the Oral Presentation Competition may not compete in the Old Guard Technical
Poster Competition. |
| | LOCAL
COMPETITION PRIZES:
First $500.00 A trip to compete
in the final competition at ASME's IMECE
Second $150.00 Third $100.00 Fourth
$50.00 Fifth (Optional) $25.00
High Score In Technical Competition $50.00
The Old
Guard also pays for a one time membership upgrade for any student members who
participates in the competition.
INTERNATIONAL
FINALS PRIZES at ASME's
2008 IMECE in Boston, MA
First $2,000.00 Second $1,500.00
Third $1,000.00 Fourth $500.00 |
| |  | Old
Guard Technical Poster Competition Rules |
| | Engineers,
like all professionals, must possess a well-developed ability to communicate.
This poster competition for local spring student conferences is designed to emphasize
the ability to deliver visual presentations. Competitors
in the Old Guard Technical Poster Competition may not compete in the Old Guard
Oral Presentation Competition. |
| | PRIZES:
The Old Guard will provide a first place prize of $200 for each spring student
conference competition.
The Old Guard also pays for a one time membership
upgrade for any student members who participates in the competition. |
| |  | Technical
Web Page Competition Rules |
| |
This web page design competition is intended to encourage the delivery
of visual presentations using web page technology. (No Limit on Number of Entries
per Student Section) Undergraduate Students Only. |
| | PRIZES:
The Old Guard will provide a first place prize of $200 for each spring student
conference competition. |
| |  | 2008
Student Design Competition:
Winrobo
An automated window washing robot Rules
Problem Statement |
| |
This competition, sponsored by the ASME Center for Professional Development, Practice
& Ethics and the ASME Knowledge and Community Sector, requires individuals or
teams of up to four student members design, construct and operate a prototype
meeting the requirements of a problem statement (No Limit on Number of Teams,
however, a student may participate only one team.) Undergraduate Students Only |
| | SPDC
COMPETITION PRIZES:
Teams
that place first at Student Professional Development Conferences are invited to
participate in an international competition held at ASME's International Mechanical
Engineering Congress and Exposition (IMECE).
1st Place:
Teams receive $500, a trophy, and a travel allowance to go to the finals of up
to $1200 per team with a maximum of four team members.
2nd Place: Teams receive $300 and a plaque.
3rd Place: Teams receive $150
and a plaque.
INTERNATIONAL FINALS PRIZES at ASME's
2008 IMECE in Boston, MA
1st Place: The prize consists
of $3000 plus $1000 awarded to the Student Section of the Winner's Institution.
2nd Place: The prize consists of $1000 plus $500 awarded to the Student Section
of the Winner's Institution.
3rd Place: The prize consists of $500 plus $250
Awarded to the Student Section of the Winner's Institution. |
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