American Society of Mechanical Engineers

Worcester, Massachusetts Section

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• ASME Scholarship Form.

• ASME Boston Web Site

• ASME Hartford Web Site

• Wachusett Brewing company

• Link to Re-Seed

Special Bulletin:

Engineers Needed to Help in Middle School Science Classes

RE-SEED (Retirees Enhancing Science Education through Experiments and
Demonstrations) is a Northeastern University program that prepares
engineers and scientists to provide in-classroom support to middle school
science teachers with teaching the physical sciences. After completing a
comprehensive free training program, participants volunteer in a middle
school on a regular basis often with another volunteer as a partner. Since
RE-SEED began in 1991, close to 500 volunteers have been trained in about
100 communities throughout the country offering about 500,000 hours of
their time.
Please let us know if you would like to learn more about RE-SEED.

Upcoming training programs will be held in Massachusetts (Boston, Lowell,
and Worcester areas), New York (West Nyak), and California (Palo Alto).
If you would like to participate, but do not live in one of these areas,
RE-SEED will work with individuals to explore the possibility of starting
a local RE-SEED chapter or by visiting them on the web at
www.reseed.neu.edu .

Patti Curtis handles public policy-related education issues for ASME.  She can be reached at curtisp@asme.org

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