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ASME Student Section Enterprise and Student Programs Overview
Hong JinStudent Section Enterprise Committee
Madhu RangiProgram Manager – ASME Student Programs Development
Spring 2015
ASME Facts
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ASME is a not-for-profit professional membership organization that enables collaboration, knowledge sharing and skill development across all engineering disciplines, while promoting the vital role of the engineer in society.
Members: More than 120,000 worldwide
Founded: 1880
Mission To serve our diverse global communities by advancing, disseminating and applying engineering knowledge for improving the quality of life, and communicating the excitement of engineering
Vision ASME will be the essential resource for mechanical engineers and other technical professionals throughout the world for solutions that benefit humankind
ASME Student Section Enterprise
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ASME Student Sections:• Co-curricular teaching/learning organizations at universities and colleges to help
prepare students for engineering practice and/or further studies. • Create industry exposure and networking opportunities for students • Complement the curriculum for professional skills development • Inspire and be a learning platform for the next generation of engineering leaders• Cultivate professional and social responsibility• 650+ ASME Student Sections globally comprising 32K+ ASME student members • ASME Community pages to connect ASME student sections worldwide
ASME Student Section Roster• ASME Chair/Advisor request roster access
https://roster.asme.org/• Read Society Policy 15.8 and 12.14• Submit to Mairi Brown: [email protected]• Code officers and advisor to ensure email communications to leadership received
ASME Student Section Enterprise
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ASME Awards and Grants (Due May 30, 2015):• Start up Student Section Grants
-The purpose of this grant is to provide seed money to selected new student sections-Match up to $500 in funds from ME/MET department for up to 24 student sections
• Multidisciplinary Humanitarian Project Grants-Funding for an engineering-based humanitarian proposal outlining an innovative and impactful multidisciplinary project aligned with ASME strategic priorities-Up to 2 grants at $3500 each
• Outstanding Student Section Awards (> 3 years)-For demonstrated outstanding leadership, positive impact on students’ professional development, sustainable section growth and sharing best practices-Up to 10 awards at $1000 each
• Outstanding Student Section Awards (< 3 years)-To recognize new student sections that have demonstrated outstanding leadership, positive impact on students’ professional development and sustainable future growth-Up to 6 awards at $500 each
• Student Section Project Cost Awards -To recognize creativity, resourcefulness and innovation for producing the best and most effective content-Up to 6 awards at $500 each
https://community.asme.org/student_section_enterprise/m/default.aspx
ASME Student Section Enterprise
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2014 ASME Award and Grant Recipients • Start up Student Section Grants
University of Georgia – USAInstituto Technologico de Puebla– MexicoAmity School of Engineering & Technology – IndiaIndira Gandhi Delhi Technological University for Women – IndiaMukesh Patel School of Technology Management and Engineering – IndiaFr Conceicao Rodrigues College of Engineering – IndiaOM Engineering College – IndiaGLA University-Mathura – IndiaUniversidad Catolica de Santa Maria – Peru
• Outstanding Student Section Awards (> 3 years)California Polytechnic University – USAGIKI Institute - Pakistan
• Outstanding Student Section Awards (< 3 years)Delhi Technological University – IndiaNational Institute of Technology – Patna - India
ASME Student Resources
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Student Leader Training Modules and Conference• Focus on leadership and organizational management skills. Students receive training
from subject experts on skills needed for success as a leader in ASME and beyond.• Student Leadership Training Conference takes place at IMECE (November each year)
-Apply for travel support (In September)• Application and training module series available at:https://community.asme.org/student_training_and_development/default.aspx
ASME Financial Aid and Grant Opportunities• ASME Scholarships • Low-Interest Student Loans • Divisional Scholarshipshttps://www.asme.org/career-education/scholarships-and-grants/scholarship-and-loans
ASME Diversity Action Grant (Nov. 1st deadline)• Enable ASME Student Sections to work on diversity, outreach to pre-college with STEM
projects, and assist developing communities with service learning design projects
ASME Student Professional Development Conferences
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Provide an opportunity for engineering & technology students to engage with, and learn from engineers and managers from a diverse set of industries. SPDCs also serve as the venue for the Student Design Competition (SDC) and Old Guard sponsored competitions that are focused on professional technical communication skills.
1520+ students participated in 2014 SPDCs
ASME Student Design Competition• 2014 Student Design Competition: Lighter Than Air Unmanned Air Vehicle (UAV)• 2015 Student Design Competition: Robots For Relief
ASME Old Guard Competitions• The Old Guard Oral Presentation Competition• The Old Guard Technical Web Page Competition• The Old Guard Technical Poster Competition
Human Powered Vehicle Challenge
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An opportunity for students to demonstrate the application of sound engineering design principles in the development of sustainable and practical transportation alternatives
2015 HPVC EVENTS:January 16-18 Delhi Technological University, Delhi, IndiaApril 24-26HPVC West, Santa Clara Valley Senior Section, San Jose, CaliforniaMay 8-10 HPVC East, University of Florida, Gainesville, FloridaOctober 15-17 Universidad de los Andes, Bogotá, Colombia
750+ students participated in 2014 HPVC events
Innovative Additive Manufacturing 3D (IAM3D) Challenge
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An opportunity for ME & multidisciplinary undergraduate students to re-engineer existing products or create new designs that minimize energy consumption and/or improve energy efficiency
Round 1: Digital submission of design by April 15, 2015
Round 2: In person showcase of the functional prototypes in 15 minute presentation in front of a panel of judges taking place in November 2015 at IMECE
http://go.asme.org/IAM3D
Innovative Design Simulation Challenge (IDSC)
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An opportunity for ME and multi-disciplinary undergraduate students from around the world to showcase their readiness in following up the leading edge of modeling and simulation technologies
Round 1: Digital submission of design concept tested in a simulated environment by April 1, 2015
Round 2: In person demonstration of the design concept using simulation environment in August 2015
http://go.asme.org/IDSC
Engineering for Change (E4C)
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E4C features an open, innovative, user-friendly online platform to design, apply and share innovative and sustainable technical solutions to a broad range of development challenges in local communities around the world
ASME Programs for Early Career Engineers
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Early Career Engineers (ECE) Meet-up at IMECE / Mini-talks ProgramNetworking event for ECEs at IMECE featuring inspirational speakers, academic career fair, networking activities, TED-type Mini-Talks
Early Career Forums, Technical Conferences and Seminars Regional events to develop “technical credentials” and assist with career management
ECE Web-content for Early Career Engineers Videos series, online articles and user-generated content on emerging technical and career development topics
Early Career Leadership Intern Program to Serve Engineering (ECLIPSE):
Opportunity for early career engineers to gain valuable leadership experience by pairing up with high level ASME volunteers
ASME Student Section Enterprise Committee
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Purpose statements:• To serve as representatives for ASME student members, ME Departments and ASME
about relevant programs for the stakeholders.• To develop and share best practices on student professional development through
social media and the ASME.org community.• To recognize outstanding student sections with Student Section awards and grants.• To encourage upgrading to ASME corporate membership following graduation.
Student Regional Chair (SRC) Elections• One SRC nomination allowed from each student section• Submit an application letter (statement of purpose, biographical statement, prior
relevant experience) along with 3 minute or less video submission.• Submit a nomination letter from your student section advisor (preferably endorsed by
your Department Head/Department Chair).• Submit at: https://asme.submittable.com/submit/40071• Deadline of April 30, 2015 to submit application/nomination material
ASME SSEC (Student Regional Advisors)• SSEC Chair and North America SRA
– Jason Ash – [email protected]
• Asia Pacific– Hardik Tiwari – Asia Pacific – [email protected]
• Europe – Alberto Borboni – [email protected]
• Middle East & Africa– Charbel Bou Mosleh – [email protected]
• Latin America – Cindy Garcia – [email protected]
• ASME Staff – Student & Career Development– Madhu Rangi – [email protected]
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ASME SSEC (Student Regional Chairs)• Asia Pacific
– Asad Khawaja – Pakistan [email protected]
– Devesh Gupta – India [email protected]
• Europe – Jean Mallol – [email protected]
• Middle East and Africa– Francis Fares – [email protected]
• Latin America– Yeison Gutierrez – [email protected]
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ASME SSEC (Student Regional Chairs)
• Region 1 – USA and Eastern Canada– Connecticut, Delaware, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, New
Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Vermont, Washington DC
– Hong Jin – [email protected]– Meredith Campbell - [email protected] (Member At
Large)
• Region 2 – USA and Central Canada– Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Michigan, Minnesota,
Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, Ohio, South Dakota, West Virginia, Wisconsin
– Jonathan Jennings – [email protected]
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ASME SSEC (Student Regional Chairs)• Region 3 – USA and Western Canada
– Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Hawaii, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon, Utah, Washington, Wyoming
– Thomas Cooley – [email protected]
• Region 4 – Mexico– Eduardo Guevara – [email protected]
• Region 5 – USA and Caribbean– Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi,
North Carolina, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia, Puerto Rico
– Caleb Amy – [email protected]
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ASME Programs
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ASME Student Programs http://www.asme.org/events/competitions
ASME e-Newsletters http://www.asme.org/kb/newsletters
ASME Universities Connectionshttps://www.asme.org/career-education/scholarships-and-grants/scholarship-and-loans
ASME Programs for Early Career Engineershttps://www.asme.org/career-education/early-career-engineers/me-today
Technical Programshttps://www.asme.org/engineering-topics
Advocacy and Government Relations Programshttp://www.asme.org/about-asme/advocacy-government-relations
Engineering for Change (E4C)https://www.engineeringforchange.org/home
ASME Standards & Certificationhttp://www.asme.org/kb/standards
Questions?
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