Purpose: - Provide
a forum to train officers and future leaders.
- Create
networking opportunities.
- Host
student competitions.
- 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.
Who
Should Attend: -
All Engineering Students
-
Student Section Advisors
Other
Activities you might find at a SPDC include: - Graduate
Student Technical Conference (GSTC)
- Early
Career Technical Conference (ECTC)
- Radio
Controlled Micro Baja Car Competition
- Career/Job
Fair
- Panel
Discussions
- Early
Career Workshops
ASME
Competitions at the Student Professional Development Conference (SPDC) |
Old
Guard Oral Presentation Competition Limit 2 Entries per
Student Section* General
Rules and Prize Information | Sample
Score Sheet *Note: Some SPDCs may allow only 1 entry per student section.
Be sure to check limitations on the venue web site. Old
Guard Technical Poster Competition Limit
2 Entries per Student Section General
Rules and Prize Information | Sample
Score Sheet Technical
Web Page Competition
No Limit on Number of Entries per Student Section General
Rules and Prize Information | Sample
Score Sheet Student
Design Competition
No Limit on Number of Entries per Student Section** **Note:
A student may be a member of only ONE team. General
Rules, Problem Statement & Prize Information NEW Student
Design Exposition Opportunity
to present senior design project-can be work in progress. General
Rules and Information Information
regarding these contests and other SPDC activities will be posted on the individual
conference web sites as information becomes available. All contestants must
be dues paid ASME undergraduate student members prior to submittal of entry form.
Registering to attend a SPDC does not enter you into the competition, you must
also submit the proper entry form by the deadline specified. | 2010
Venues Student Professional Development Conference (SPDC) |
| District
A | April
23-24, 2010 (NEW DATE) Host: Drexel University
Student Section Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Conference Website: April
9-10, 2010 (Tentative Date) Host: Union College Student Section Schenectady,
NY Conference Website:
| | District
B | March
26-28, 2010 Host: Gannon University Student Section Erie, Pennsylvania
Conference Website: http://districts.asme.org/SPDC/Erie
Includes: Student Leadership Seminar (SLS) | | District
C | April
9-10 , 2010 Host: St. Louis University Student Section St. Louis, Missouri Conference
Website: | | District
D | April
23-24, 2010 Host: California Polytechnic State University Student Section
San Luis Obispo Conference Website: Includes: Graduate Student Technical
Conference (GSTC) April
9-10, 2010 Host: Oregon State University Student Section Corvallis,
OR Conference Website: Includes: Graduate Student Technical Conference
(GSTC) | | District
E | March
25-27, 2010 Host: Oral Roberts University Student Section Tulsa, OK Conference
Website: http://districts.asme.org/SPDC/OK Includes:
Early Career Technical Conference (ECTC) | | District
F | March
26-28, 2010 Host: University of Miami Coral Gables, FL Conference
Website: http://districts.asme.org/SPDC/FL April
23-25, 2010 Host: University of North Carolina Charlotte, NC Conference
Website: | | District
G | | | District
H | | | District
I | | | District
J | |
Change
of Venue Request If a Student Section in North America
desires to attend a SPDC that is not in its home district a waiver
must be requested. To request a waiver to attend a SPDC in another district
a "Change of Venue" Form must be submitted. Click
Here for Form (MS Word File) |
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