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Power 101 - pps
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Power 101 - pdf
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED! ENGINEER YOUR LIFE
Help Inspire the Next Generation of Young Women to
Become Engineering Leaders!
ASME (as part of its Engineers Week collaboration) actively
supports Engineer Your Life (EYL), the national campaign
to encourage college-bound girls to consider engineering enrollment.
A key element of EYL outreach is collaboration with the college
counseling community through the National Association for College
Admission Counseling (NACAC).
We are asking for volunteers - engineering and engineering students
- for high school fairs throughout the U.S. this fall.
Cities, dates and locations of fall fairs can be found at
http://www.eweek.org/site/pdfs/college_fair.pdf
For more information or to sign up, contact Marina Stenos at
212 591 8614 or stenosm@asme.org.
For more information about Engineer Your Life, visit www.EngineerYourLife.org
2009 ASME IoShow --
Student Teams Wanted!
ASME's Third Annual Innovation Showcase -- IoShow -- is currently
looking for creative and entrepreneurial student teams that are
looking to commercialize their innovation. The ASME IoShow provides
the full experience of technology product development, bridging
the gap between engineering school practicum and business school
theories. More than a standard business plan competition, teams
with the most creative yet commercially viable ideas will be
rewarded with industry recognition and seed funds.
Deadline for Team Submission: Dec. 12, 2008
The 2009 ASME IoShow is scheduled for June 13, 2009. For more
details, visit: www.asme.org/events/ishow
or contact Patti Snyder at snyderp@asme.org
ASME PeerLinkSM Expands Networking and Collaboration
Opportunities for Engineers
Responding to the growing need of engineers and other technical professionals to connect and exchange information, ASME has launched its new communities of practice ASME PeerLink.
ASME PeerLink now offers new features designed to enhance your experience connecting, collaborating and networking with your peers. ASME PeerLink helps broaden communication capabilities through blogging, interactive whiteboards, document collaboration and real time chat.
To learn more and register, go to http://peerlink.asme.org.
Great Opportunities, Great Work, Great People
Engineers without Borders - USA
Engineers Without Borders - USA (EWB-USA) is a non-profit
humanitarian organization established to partner with developing
communities worldwide in order to improve their quality of life.
This partnership involves the implementation of sustainable engineering
projects, while involving and training internationally responsible
engineers and engineering students.
ASME and EWB-USA have been collaborating for several years on
a variety of projects. You can get involved too! EWB-USA offers
several opportunities to become involved in building a better
world one community at a time, whether you are an engineering
student (undergraduate or graduate; a student in some other field
of study; a professional engineer or university faculty member;
or, not an engineer at all!
There are several EWB_USA workshops taking place this fall
around the country. More details on these workshops are available
at
http://www.ewb-usa.org/Fallworkshops.php
To find out how your Student Section can get involved in EWB-USA,
contact Marina Stenos at stenosm@asme.org
or 212 591 8614.
Become A Mentor Today! EMentoring Opportunities
for Early Career Engineers.
Mentors are a great way to gain knowledge and learn from the experiences of experts in your field. ASME offers an e-mentoring service right at your fingers!
To learn more and sign up for mentors, log onto
http://www.asme.org/jobs/mentoring/Ementoring_Early_Career.cfm
or contact Noel Netel
at neteln@asme.org.
Thinking about your career?
A new year has begun. Have you thinking about making some major career moves, like finding a new job, finding out what you are worth, raising your profile at work or networking with other engineers to expand your career opportunities? Let ASME help you energize your career this year with these member benefits.
· Look for a job, build your resume or get advice at ASME's Online Career Center: The only job board dedicated exclusively to Mechanical Engineers. www.asme.org/Jobs/
· Be a valued technical resource. You can access the 75 volume ASME e-Library free 365 days a year 24/7. When a technical problem arises, the e-Library will be there for you. Sign up now at www.asme.org/Membership/Benefits/Professional/eLibrary.cfm
Visit the ASME Career Center and Professional benefits pages
to access these and other career-related benefits.
UNH Career
Center Internship Program
A Win-Win Experience for Employers and Students
Internships are
great learning opportunities for students and beneficial for
employers who are looking for talented individuals wanting to
contribute to an organization. If your company has internships
available, please submit your internship opportunity at the following
link: http://www.unh.edu/uacc/
Tomorrow's Leaders …
Are YOU ready for the Challenge?
Do you feel strongly about the direction of ASME? Are you passionate about new ideas and initiatives? Are you ready to step up and lead? Become an ASME Leader TODAY!
Consider running in June 2009 for the following offices:
President - one year term
Board of Governor - 3 year term
Vice President (Centers Sector) - 3 year
term
Vice President of Professional Development,
Practice & Ethics
Vice President of Public Awareness
Codes and Standards Sector
Vice President of Standardization and Testing
Knowledge and Community Sector
Vice President of Affinity Communities
Vice President of Financial Operations
Visit the Nominating Committee Website
at: http://www.asme.org/Governance/Nominating/Nominating_Committee.cfm
or email RuthAnn Bigley at bigleyr@asme.org
for details.
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