The Western Washington ASME Section has regularly scheduled dinner meetings for networking and presentations by industry experts the second Tuesday of each month (with a break during summer), 6:00pm at The Old Spaghetti Factory in downtown Seattle.
If you have interest in attending, please contact wwasme@gmail.com
Reservations are usually done through Eventbrite.com with invitations being sent out to current section members. If you're not recieving these emails, you may not be in the sections listing, please contact Membership@asme.org to be added to the Western Washington Section.
Upcoming events:
June 16: Picnic at Woodland Park (picnic shelter #6). The event will also be open to members of PSEC organizations, such as YEPP, more details coming soon !
June 2: WWASME will have a table at Seattle Science Festival, we're currently looking for volunteers.
May 8: Dinner meeting at Old Spaghetti Factory: Student Presentations Competition.
Recent past events:
April 10: Dinner meeting at Old Spaghetti Factory; 
Guest speaker Mike Lavelle from the Museum of Flight on building the B-29 Flying Fortress
February 23: Tour of DillonWorks factory
February 16: Dinner meeting at Old Spaghetti Factory; Artificial hearts and wireless power transmission.
Notice:
There is an opening for the Treasurer position and two Auditor positions.
Contact for any additional information or to be added to our mailing list for news and upcoming events – wwasme@gmail.comMember Achievements:
Have you accomplished something great recently? Get promoted? Get a new job? Participate in Engineers without Boarders? Have a baby? Please send any highlights so we can include them into the newsletter! Students are also welcome to participate.
E-mentor:
ASME has a huge push into mentoring. There is a great online program, call Wisdom Share. You can sign up to either be a mentor or a mentee. Answer a few questions, and if there’s a match in the system for you, emails will be exchanged. The program duration is targeted for 12 months. Communication is all between the mentor and the mentee. Sign up to help out students, early career engineers, or even someone in a new job role! This in an ASME International program. Share your wisdom globally!