ADVANCED MATERIALS & PROCESSES •
OCTOBER 2014
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HIGHLIGHTS...
Nominations
Nichol Campana
Director of Development
and Operations
T
he year 2014 has
been a momentous
one for the ASMMateri-
als Education Founda-
tion. This year marked the 15th
anniversary of Materials Camps, we
launched a new branding platform that in-
cludes fresh modern logos, piloted an
after-school program called “Materials
Matter,” and accomplished—one year
ahead of schedule—the Pick Up the Pace
goal to expand the Materials Camp for
Teachers program to 50 locations!
In accordance with our mission to excite
young people in materials, science, and en-
gineering careers, we
awarded 18 scholar-
ships to deserving stu-
dents totaling $88,000.
This has been a year of
learning, both looking
at the past and looking
toward the future. As I
complete my first year
with this exceptional or-
ganization, I am humbled by the passion of
the staff, enthusiasm of the volunteers, and
commitment of our donors.
I would like to extend a special thank you
to the staff: Pergentina (Jeane) Deatherage,
Ginny Shirk, Veronica Becker, and Mary
Anne Jerson. Their hard work and friendly
service enables us to meet the needs and
expectations of our supporters and partic-
ipants. I would also like to thank the out-
standing leadership of our Board of
Directors and Executive Officers.
Lastly, I would like to express my
gratitude to all of the volunteers who
contribute to and participate in a mul-
titude of committees and programs
that review and help conduct the busi-
ness of the Foundation.
As we approach the end of the year, I
send my very best to each of you. I am
proud to serve this organization and look
forward to working with you in the coming
year, and with your help, making ASMMa-
terials Education Foundation the best it
can be.
It’s a rare gift
to love
what
you do and
with
whom
you do it, and
I’m grateful
every day
for the
opportunity.
Nomination Deadline for the 2015 Class of Fellows is Fast Approaching!
The honor of Fellow of the Society was established to provide recognition to members
for distinguished contributions in the field of materials science and engineering, and to de-
velop a broadly based forum for technical and professional leaders to serve as advisors
to the Society. Criteria for the Fellow award are:
• Outstanding accomplishments in materials science or engineering
• Broad and productive achievement in production, manufacturing, management,
design, development, research, or education
• Five years of current, continuous ASM membership
• Deadline for nominations for the class of 2015 is
November 30, 2014.
Complete information including the rules, interpretive comments, and online nomina-
tion forms are available on the ASM website at:
asminternational.org/membership/ awards/asm-fellows,or by contacting Christine Hoover at 440.338.5151, ext. 5509,
christine.hoover@asminternational.org.
Nominations Sought for ASM-IIM Visiting Lecturer for 2015
The cooperative Visiting Lecturer program of ASM International and the Indian Institute
of Metals (IIM) is seeking lecturers for 2015. Criteria for the 2015 ASM-IIM Visiting Lec-
turers are as follows:
• ASM members who visit India
• Experience delivering technical presentations of interest to government,
industrial, or academic organizations
• Able to lecture on current technological conditions in India
• Available between April 1 and December 31
• Definite travel plans to and from India using own funds
The award carries with it an $800 honorarium to be used for travel expenses within India
during the lecturer’s visit and a certificate of recognition to be presented at the ASM Leader-
ship Awards Luncheon scheduled for October 2015 in Columbus, Ohio, during MS&T15.
Deadline for application is
December 1.
Nominations Sought for ASM-IIM North America Visiting Lecturer for 2015
The cooperative Visiting Lecturer program of ASM International and the Indian Institute of
Metals (IIM) is seeking lecturers for 2015. Criteria for the 2015 ASM-IIM North America Vis-
iting Lecturers are as follows:
• IIM Member currently residing In India
• Experience delivering technical presentations of interest to government,
industrial, or academic organizations
• Available between June 1 and December 30
IIM provides $1000 and ASM will provide a matching award of $1000 for a total of $2000.
The program honorarium is to be used for travel within the United States and/or Canada dur-
ing the lecturer’s visit and a certificate of recognition to be presented at the ASM Leadership
Awards Luncheon scheduled for October 2015. Deadline for application is
December 1.
Nominations Sought for George H. Bodeen Heat Treating Achievement Award
ASM’s Heat Treating Society (HTS) is currently seeking nominations for the George H.
Bodeen Heat Treating Achievement Award, which recognizes distinguished and signifi-
cant contributions to the field of heat treating through leadership, management, or engi-
neering development of substantial commercial impact. The award is named in honor of
George H. Bodeen, ASM President 1983, ASM Distinguished Life Member, FASM, and
Founding President of the ASM Heat Treating Society. Rules for submitting nominations:
• Candidates may be submitted by any HTS member
• Nominations should clearly state the contributions the nominee has made to the field
of heat treating and their commercial impact. Three support letters should be
included with the nomination
• Nominations are eligible for three rounds of review. Awardees shall not be selected
posthumously
• Deadline for nominations is
February 2, 2015
• No more than one award every other year will be presented
For rules and nomination form, visit the Heat Treating Society Community website at
hts.asminternational.organd click on Membership & Networking and Society Awards. For
additional information or to submit a nomination, contact Joanne Miller at 440.338.5151,
ext. 5513 or
joanne.miller@asminternational.org.
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