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MEMBERS IN THE NEWS
CWRU Hosts Engineering
Standards Workshop
Case Western Reserve University (CWRU), Cleveland,
recently held its debut Engineering Standards Workshop,
which included representatives of six standards organiza-
tions along with CWRU faculty, staff, and students. The event
drew over 150 attendees and provided an interactive forum
for a variety of majors to learn about standards. The work-
shop was opened by Ph.D. candidate Janet Gbur andmoder-
ated by Bradley Lerch from NASA Glenn Research Center. In
attendance were several members of the Cleveland Chapter.
MEMBERS IN THE NEWS
Are you looking for a way to become more involved
with ASM International?
Feel ready to take on a challenging and exciting new role
in the professional society?
The Emerging Professionals
Committee is for You!
ASM International is currently seeking applicants (up to 5
years post-graduation) for the Emerging Professionals
Committee to serve a three-year term with the program.
For more details on the program
and application information,
contact Drew Fleming,
Be sure to click the “Emerging Professionals”
member type under the “Membership” tab at
for more information!
Attention Young Professionals and
Recent Material Advantage Graduates!
Hu Elected Fellow of AIChE
Yun Hang Hu, the Charles and Carroll McArthur Profes-
sor of Materials Science and Engineering at Michigan Tech-
nological University, Houghton, was elected as a Fellow of
the American Institute of Chemical Engineers (AIChE). Hu
is internationally recognized for his accomplishments in
energy, materials, catalysis, and novel processes.
Elsayed, Lombardi Earn Doctoral Degrees
Abdallah Elsayed and Anthony Lombardi, both of
Ryerson University, recently completed all the requirements
for their doctoral degrees with flying colors. Elsayed was
a 2014-15 student board member of ASM’s International
Metallographic Society. He is now a research and develop-
ment engineer with Nemak Canada in Windsor. Lombardi
was a 2014-15 student member of ASM’s Board of Trustees.
He is now a Natural Sciences and Engineering Research
Council of Canada Postdoctoral Fellow at the University of
Toronto.
Elsayed Lombardi
From left to right, Mohsen Seifi, Sunniva Collins,
John Lewandowski, and Bradley Lerch.