On April 21 our Section hosted Mr. Bill Nott and Ms. Karen Malesky at our first Inspire Innovation Workshop at the Southwest Career and Technical Center. The audience was filled with teachers from Las Vegas area schools. They were brought together to collaborate with engineers in order to learn about hands-on engineering design with applications for their math, science and social studies classrooms. The event was well attended with about 15 teachers and 15 engineers.
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Meet us for a tour of CE Tooling‘s facilities at 5pm on May 31 (2560 W. Brooks Ave., North Las Vegas). Immediately afterward we will be treating you to pizza, appetizers, and the first drink at Big Dog’s Draft House (4543 North Rancho Drive, Las Vegas, 702-645-1404). Please bring a guest.
CE Tooling is a hidden treasure of high-tech manufacturing located right here in the Las Vegas Valley. They make tools and accessories for other industrial manufacturer’s around the world. This tour will be a great way to gain new insight into several metal working operations you have probably never seen in person. The highlight of the tour will probably be their Wire and Sinker EDM machines – very cool tech. Of course they also have one of the largest machine shops in Nevada to go along with their numerous EDM’s.
RSVP is not required, but please send a message to Bill Bruninga (bill@adv-en.com) if you intend to attend to help us get a general head count. Guests are welcome and encouraged.
- Another exciting event here in Southern Nevada brought to you by the ASME Silver State Section.
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The ASME Annual meeting provides a venue for ASME members and other engineering professionals to assemble for personal and professional growth, to meet with other members and exchange information on how they are dealing with common challenges and learn about trends and developments affecting the future of the profession. It provides a forum to celebrate significant developments and honor outstanding contributors.
There is no charge to attend the ASME 2012 Annual Meeting. See:
http://events.asme.org/AnnualMeeting12/Registration.cfm
The National Association of Corrosion Engineers has invited all ASME Members to attend a presentation titled: A Case Study on Hydrogen Embrittlement of a Pre-stressed Concrete Coated Pipe.” Attendance earns 1 PDH. Check out the flyer for more details.
Day: Wednesday 13 June 2012
Time: 11:30 am Pacific
Where: Gordon Biersch, 3987 Paradise Road, Las Vegas, Nevada 89169
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This issue focuses on ASME’s Career Resources which provide members with valuable benefits to enhance their professional careers over a lifetime.
As a friendly reminder, it is now time to renew your ASME membership for 2011 – 2012 by clicking here. If you have already renewed for this year, thank you! Continue reading
As you’re probably already aware, ASME.org was re-launched in March with a bold, clean and lively new design. What you may not know, however, is that the overhaul consisted of much more than simply applying a fresh layout to the website. So it may be time for you to take another look at ASME.org and take a test drive of the site’s new features and capabilities. Continue reading
The Arthur L. Williston Medal is presented for the best paper submitted in the annual competition on a subject chosen to challenge the engineering abilities of engineering students in conformance with the annual contest guidelines.
A contestant must be an ASME Student Member or Member who received a baccalaureate degree not more than two years before the deadline date for submission of papers.
2012 Topic: How does the Natural Disaster in Japan Affect the Future of Power Generation? Continue reading
Nominations for two New Faces programs are due to the Foundation by Friday, November 18, 2011.
An overview of the nomination procedures for each program is provided below. A timeline is also attached. Continue reading
The Engineering Income and Salary Survey: The only real-time mechanical engineering compensation survey in the U.S.
ASME is conducting a comprehensive online salary survey, updated daily, as part of the ASME Career Center. Continue reading