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Aquil Ahmad

, retired senior

principal engineer, Eaton Corp.,

West Bloomfield, Mich., was

named chair of the HTS Research

and Development Committee.

Robert C. Goldstein,

director of

engineering, Fluxtrol Inc., Auburn

Hills, Mich., continues to serve as

chair of the HTS

Technology

&

P r o g r a mm i n g

Committee, and

Rozalia

Papp

,

business develop-

ment specialist,

Air Liquide US

LP, serves as vice

chair.

David Rollings

, consultant, Lake Villa, Ill., was named

chair of the Membership Committee.

Chuck Faulkner

, marketing manager, Heat Treatment,

Houghton International, Valley Forge, Pa., was named

chair of the HTS Expositon Commtitee.

INTERNATIONAL METALLOGRAPHIC SOCIETY

(IMS)

Richard Blackwell, FASM,

general manager, Buehler

Canada, serves as president of IMS.

Natalio T. Saenz

, technologist, Pacific Northwest Na-

tional Laboratory, Richland, Wash., serves as IMS immedi-

ate past president and chair of the Nominating Committee.

Jaret J. Frafjord,

technical director, IMR KHA Portland,

Portland, Ore., serves as chair of the Publications Commit-

tee and IMS vice presi-

dent.

George Abraham,

IV

, materials engineer,

Allied High Tech Prod-

ucts Inc., Compton,

Calif., continues to serve

as chair of the IMS Edu-

cation Committee.

Katherine F. Day

, in-

side sales manager, PCC

KLAD LLC, Cypress,

Texas, was named chair

of the Technology Com-

mittee.

Jim Leftwich

, busi-

ness developoment, PSI,

Skokie, Ill., was named

chair of the Member-

ship, Marketing and

Outreach Committee.

THERMAL SPRAY

SOCIETY (TSS)

See page 2 of

iTSSe

in this issue for the TSS

committee chairs.

If you are interested in serving on an Affiliate Society

committee, please contact the respective committee chair

directly to discuss further details. You may also leave in-

quiries with Sarina Pastoric at sarina.pastoric@asminter-

national.org

or fax 440/338-6614.

ADVANCED MATERIALS & PROCESSES •

FEBRUARY 2014

44

HIGHLIGHTS...

ASM Award Nominations

Ahmad Goldstein

Blackwell Saenz

Frafjord Abraham

Day Leftwich

Papp Rollings Faulkner

ASM Board of

Trustees

Nominations due March 15

It’s time to nominate candidates for

ASM vice president and trustee. Qualifi-

cations include: materials professionals

with broad experience in ASM, business,

and management; experience in ASM

committee and ASM chapter work; man-

agerial experience (budgets and policy

making) is most desirable; is an individ-

ual or chapter sustaining ASM member;

understands the duties and responsibili-

ties required and is willing to serve if

elected; understands ASM’s strategy and

objectives; has knowledge of the field of

materials and information technology.

Vice presidential nominees must have

previously served on the ASM Board of

Trustees. Contact Leslie Taylor at 440/

338-5151 ext. 5500, or

leslie.taylor@ asminternational.org

. Visit website for

rules and nomination form at

http://www. asminternational.org/about/governance/ nominating-committee.

IMS Joins ASM, HTS and TSS In Seeking

Student Board Member Applications

We’re looking for Material Advantage student members to provide

insights and ideas to the ASM, HTS, TSS, and IMS Boards!

We are pleased to announce the continuation and expansion of our successful Stu-

dent Board Member Programs. In addition to ASM, HTS, and TSS, IMS also seeks Stu-

dent Board Members. Each Society values the input and participation of students and

is looking for their insights and ideas.

An Opportunity like No Other!

• All expenses to attend

meetings paid for by the

respective Society

• Take an active role in shaping

the future of your professional

Society

• Actively participate in your

professional Society’s Board

meetings

• Gain leadership skills to

enhance your career

• Add a unique experience to

your resume

• Represent Material Advantage

and speak on behalf of students

• Work with leading

professionals in the field

Opportunities Specific to each Society:

ASM International

• Attend three (3) Board meetings (June 16-18, 2014,

October 12-15, 2014, and February/March 2015)

• Term begins June 2014

ASM Heat Treating Society

• Attend two (2) Board meetings (October 2014

and Spring 2015)

• Participate in four (4) teleconferences

• Term begins September 2014

ASM Thermal Spray Society

• Attend one (1) Board meeting in October 2014

• Participate in two (2) teleconferences

• Receive a one-year complimentary membership in

Material Advantage

• Term begins October 2014

International Metallographic Society

• Participate in monthly teleconferences

• Attend one (1) Board Meeting (August 2-6, 2015)

• Term begins August 2014