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FIRST Robotics Competition What do you get when you cross moon rover design with high school students? The FIRST robotics competition! Come hear a report from the Woods Cross High School FIRST team, as they report on their recent adventures at the regional competition in Las Vegas. Come see them demonstrate their robot!
Date: Thursday, April 23rd, 7:00 PM Place: Woods Cross High School, Woods Cross (Just off I-15, just north of Salt Lake) Take I-15 to Exit 315 – 2600 South Bountiful Turn East Turn left at the stoplight onto Wildcat Way Follow Wildcat Way to the high school
For questions, please contact: hawst@asme.org
The Woods Cross team: http://www.teamimplosion.com/index.htm The FIRST competition:
(Note: ASME is a sponsor of FIRST. The Utah section sponsored the Woods Cross High team.)
ASME Utah Section Executive Committee Election The election for new members of the Executive Committee is completed. The newly elected committee members are listed below. Thanks to all who participated in the voting! And thanks to all nominees for your willingness to serve in the section leadership!
John Goebel 801/272-1622
Doug Hogge 801/627-0550 x1503 (Work) 801/391-3148 (Cell)
Chris Potter 801/627-0550 x1204
Sam Cornaby has been appointed to fill the position vacated by Garth Heer
Sam Cornaby 435/458-2300
ASME Executive Committee for 2008/2009 Term : July 2008 to June 2009 Chair: Daniel H. Martin djakm@msn.com Vice-Chair: Jared K. Tonioli jtonioli@williams-int.com Secretary: Hyrum Fairbanks hyrum.fairbanks@kernrivergas.com Treasurer: Terry D. Haws Terry.Haws@atk.com Director: Mark Ashbocker mark.ashbocker@flsmidth.com Director: Garth Heer garthlheer@yahoo.com Director: David Kempe d.kempe@att.net Director: Jon E. Bready jbready@cselc.com Director: Steven R. Maughan maughans@asme.org
Utah Engineers Council (UEC) The UEC is an umbrella organization of 15 different local chapters and sections of engineering societies. The members of the council are the local sections and chapters. The Utah Section of ASME is a member of the UEC. The purpose of the UEC is to advance the art and science of engineering and to provide a forum for communication between the varying engineering societies. You can find out more by visiting http://www.utahengineerscouncil.org/ You can also keep tabs on events occurring in the engineering community by visiting http://www.utahengineerscouncil.org/Events.html
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