Northern New England
(NNE) Section
ASME
International
Presentation
Archive
Tidal
Power 101 - pps
Tidal
Power 101 - pdf
Welcome to the NNE section of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers. Please bookmark this site and visit often.
ASME NNE Section - Adjourned for the summer...
Notice: -
All Section Officer and Leader positions are open!
- Chair
- Vice Chair
- Secretary
- Treasurer
We should fill at least 2 of the above to be considered an active section.
The UNH Mechanical Engineering Department will continue to support the section with meeting announcements and arrangements for meeting room space on campus.
Additional Volunteer Opportunities:
We could also use committee leaders in the following categories:
Industry Relations, Membership Development, Newsletter, Scholarship, and Technical Activities,
Planning: There will be a planning and organization meeting by the end of month. Please RSVP.
More Information:
To volunteer or get further information, please contact John Nolin, via e-mail
john.nolin@unh.edu or nolinj@asme.org
or by phone (603) 862-2516.
Special Thanks: To our 2007/2008 chairman, Gerry Sedor, for his service as section chairman and meeting organizer. Gerry retires this summer after many years of service to the university and ASME. When you see him at a meeting next year, take a moment to congratulate our most recent Past Chairman and newest Member At Large.
In addition to this website we now have an on-line forum for NNE members within the ASME PeerLink on-line space. Click here to link to this new environment.
The forum space is available to start discussions between meetings or to respond to events at the most recent section meeting. Please take a moment to try the polls included there and vote for your section meeting preferences. We want your opinions! Watch this space for a more inclusive on-line membership survey.
ASME NNE Section Meetings
Meetings are open to all. Meeting costs listed are for dinner, with the presentation being free if you happen to arrive late. Please RSVP so that we may have a full head count.
There are many products and services that are available to you just for being a member of ASME. Please see the ASME member benefits page for more information.
Did You Remember To...
...attend the student project night? If not, you missed the award winning UNH CanSat team presentation. That's right, not long after the meeting the multidiscisplinary student team won 1st place in the national competition!
According to team advisor, May-Win Thein:
"UNH was the only team to successfully pass all mission requirements. The judging, however, was not just based on the launch. It was also based on the PDR (preliminary design report), CDR (concept definition report), and the post-mission presentation.
UNH impressed all the judges, especially for being a first year team. In fact, I would not be surprised if we heard from the different organizations that were represented there (e.g., NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, Orbital Sciences, NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory, US Naval Research Labs, etc) for recruiting purposes."
...renew your membership? Make sure that your contact information is up to date? We use electronic means to contact our members so please be sure your e-mail is accurate. Consider setting up your ASME e-mail alias. You can have a free address, such as: yourname@asme.org that you can conveniently manage yourself. Anti-virus and forwarding service is included and people will always be able to locate you, regardless of your work or ISP situation.
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