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MR0175/ISO 15156 Seminar Saturday, March 10, 2007 In this one-day seminar, experts will present information including The seminar covers the following items and more:
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Student Meeting Monday, March 12, 2007 This steered roundtable discussion will focus on current and future trends in the corrosion industry, and how these issues affect today’s young professionals. This session is geared toward those with five years or less of industry experience. A Q&A session will follow. Co-Chairs/Panel: Dr. Amir Eliezer, Faculty Advisor, Israel Negev Student Section Research Scientist, Sami Shamoon College of Engineering, Corrosion Research Center, Omer, ISRAEL. Dr. Eliezer will speak on international awareness and importance of involvement on a global scale. Joshua Addis, Chairman, Ohio University Student Section Graduate Student, Institute for Corrosion Multiphase Technology, Athens, Ohio, USA. Joshua will speak on continuing education opportunities and student life as it relates to the field of engineering/corrosion. Kim Tran, Champion Technologies, Technical Marketing Representative, Houston, Texas, USA. Kim will provide a female perspective on entering the corrosion industry. Andrew Duin, Alliance Engineering, Mechanical Design Engineer, Denver, Colorado, USA. Andrew will speak on his experiences about what its like for young corrosion engineers entering the field today. To see Your Space at CORROSION/2007 click here. |
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Planning Your Next Area or Section Event From the basics to the specifics, this session will offer tips for managing the logistics of your next event. You’ll also receive portions of the new Area Conference Planning Kit, including planning worksheets, timelines, sample function manuals, and budget worksheets. New Approaches to Section Meetings—Roundtable
Discussion How do large, active sections succeed at programming month after month? Join fellow colleagues as they discuss ways of improving section meeting participation and engaging audiences with appropriate programs that will elicit overwhelming participation. Officer Training Overview Make the most of your leadership year! This hour-long presentation, designed for new area, region, and section officers, or those wanting to brush up on their knowledge, will include an overview of the structure of NACE International and highlight operating manual procedures, roles, and responsibilities. |
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Wednesday, March 14, 2007 Many changes were made to this year’s NACExpo in an effort to enhance the exhibit attendees’ experiences. NACE wants to know what you think. Come share some danish and coffee and voice your comments and concerns. |
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Thursday, March
15, 2007 The World Corrosion Organization (WCO) will conduct its first meeting during CORROSION/2007 in Nashville, Tennessee. The WCO grew out of a series of international roundtables held at previous annual corrosion conferences. The WCO is an association of societies and organizations concerned with corrosion around the world. Founding members include the Australasian Corrosion Association (ACA), the Chinese Society for Corrosion and Protection (CSCP), the European Federation for Corrosion (EFC), and NACE International. These corrosion societies, along with corrosion organizations from several other countries, have joined together for the purpose of raising the awareness of corrosion and corrosion protection around the world, improving the efficiency of and disseminating information regarding corrosion, minimizing the duplication of efforts by members’ services and products, and representing the interests of member societies and organizations internationally. Representatives from all corrosion organizations attending CORROSION/2007 are invited to attend this international meeting. |
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Corrosion Organization Meeting