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North West Houston Sub Section
Welcome to the website of the North West Houston Sub Section of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers International (ASME), the Internet resource of choice for mechanical engineers in the North West Harris County & Houston area.
for Conducting Meetings
The following guidelines are provided to our speakers to assure our attendees and membership of the highest caliber presentation; in the event you have doubts about the propriety of any matter to be discussed in a meeting, our Chair and Program Chair is available for consultation. NWHSS wants to avoid even the appearance of impropriety or a breach of Society Policy concerning Ethics and Diversity and this is the spirit of these guidelines. Your cooperation is appreciated.
- Do not discuss the prices of goods or services of any particular company(s).
- Do not disparage the goods or services of any particular company(s)
- Do not offer personal statements of morality or discrimination unless this is an integral portion of your invited presentation.
- Do respect the diversity (sexual, religious, ethnicity) and professionalism of the attendees and Members.
- Do provide opportunity for the audience to ask questions either during or at end of your presentation.
- Do provide an agreed upon program concerning applications of technology or general interest content.
- Do acknowledge the sponsors of your presentation while avoiding unnecessary commercialism.
- Do provide handouts and Internet Web addresses concerning your presentation.
NWHSS's purpose is to educate and inform the membership of current technical and professionally relevant topics. Thank you for adhering to these guidelines. NWHSS appreciates your willingness to be an important part of this organization and the services provided to our industry.
Preliminary
Nov 04, 1999
1999/2000 Officers for Northwest Houston Sub Section
The officers for the 1999/2000
operating year for the Northwest Houston Sub Section of ASME are:
Chair: Richard Boswell, P.E.
Vice-Chair: Wade Vinson
Treasurer: Dr. Ed Bailey, P.E.
Secretary: Dr. Rafik Boubenieder, P.E.
Programs: Steven Garcia
Arrangements: Amy Hopkins
Notes about this Website This website is Under Development and will continue to evolve for North West Houston Members. This is posted on ASME servers. The contents and format of this site were suggested by the Cleveland Section website which may be found, along with many other fine examples at ASME Mechlinks site.
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Our goal is to make this NWHSS site reasonably useful and active asap. Thank you for your help.
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