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March 2015
http://va-pec.org/events/HREE_calendar.pdf
In this issue:
Education: Florida Institute of Technology (3)
Meeting announcements from ASCE/ECHR/VSPE (10) AIAA (14); AIAA/ASME (8), ASM Int’l (); HRGBC (5), IEEE (9 & 11), PMI HR (12),
SAME HR (6), and WTS HRC (7 & 13).
Conferences: and Seminars
MODSIM World 2015, March 31-April2 (more information available at http://bit.ly/18OVKeX);
SAME South Mid-Atlantic Industry Day & Small Business Conference, April 22-23 (page 15, register at http://bit.ly/1MDkMuQ);
ASM International, April 29th (16)
ASCE. Spring Technical Seminar, May 13 (17)
William LaBelle
HR Engineering Society Calendar Editor
w.labelle@ieee.org
March 2015
Sunday
1
Monday
2
Tuesday
3
11:30a ASHRAE
Wednesday
4
5:30p PMI HR
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
5
11:30a SAME VP
6
7
FTC—State
12
11:15a AIAA Wright
Bros. Lecture
13
14
RJEC Celebrate Eng’g
Ingenuity
19
5:30p WTS HRC
20
6p ECHR Meeting
8
9
10
5:30p PEC
11
7:30a HRGBC
Morning Buzz
PMP Boot Camp
15
16
6pm ASCE BOD
17
12p HRGBC
18
11:30a SAME HR
5:30p PEC
6p ASNE
18:45 EDT
21
MathCounts—State
AIAA & ASME Egg
Drop Contest
Tidewater Science
Fair
Virginia Regional - First Robotics
22
23
24
25
26
12p HRGBC
11:30a SAME HR
12p SNAME Mtg
11:30a VSPE
Tidewater
6:30p IEEE HR
6p IEEE HR
29
30
31
6p SME Meeting
MODSIM 2015
27
28
Virginia State Science
& Engineering Fair
Hampton Roads Engineering Societies Calendar March 2015
Sunday
Monday
April 2015
Wednesday
Tuesday
1
April Fool’s Day
Thursday
5:30p PMI HR
2
11:30a SAME VP
Meeting
6p ECHR
6p SNAME
Friday
Saturday
3
4
MODSIM 2015
5
6
7
11:30a ASHRAE
8
9
10
11
16
1p ASHRAE
Webcast
17
18
23
11:30a ASHRAE
Webcast
24
25
5:30p PEC
12
19
13
Jefferson’s
Birthday
14
12p HRGBC
GPRO
15
11:30a SAME HR
6pm ASCE BOD
5:30p INCOSE
6p ASNE
20
21
1p WTS Webinar
22
6p ASHRAE
7p AIAA HRS
6p IEEE Meeting
6p HRGBC
2015 SAME Mid-Atlantic Industry Day
26
27
Sunday
28
29
Monday
Tuesday
30
ASM Int’l Spring
Seminar
May 2015
Wednesday
Thursday
31
Friday
Saturday
1
2
3
4
5
6
6p ECHR Meeting
7
11:30a SAME VP
8
9
10
11
12
5:30p PEC
13
14
15
16
Armed Forces Day
ASCE Spring
Technical Seminar
17
18
19
20
6p ASNE
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
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About Extended Studies
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Hampton Roads Engineering Societies Calendar March 2015
Society Announcements, Events, Meetings, etc.
http://hamptonroads.ashraechapters.org/
Meetings: Chapter meetings are held the 1st Tuesday of the
month at 11:30am at:
ITT Technical Institute
5425 Robin Hood Rd
Norfolk, Virginia
Upcoming meetings:
April 7 “Colling Tower Fundamentals”
May 5 “Chiller Plant Optimization”
Dinner Meetings:
Springhill Suites, Newtown Rd., Virginia Beach, VA
(except as noted)
3rd Wednesdays:
1800-1900 Social Hour
1900-2030 Dinner and Program
http://www.asne-tw.org/
Upcoming Events:
March 18 RDML Brian Antonio, PEO Littoral Combat Ships, “Status of LCS”
April 15 RDML Mike Smith, President Board of Inspection and Survey, “The State of INSURV and our Fleet””
May 20 Mr John Reinhart, CEO & Executive Director of The Virginia Port Authority
Upcoming Meetings:
March 17 NC & EBOM Rebates and Incentives: Federal
& State
April 23 Happy Hour
SWE Hampton Roads http://www.hr-swe.org/
Upcoming meetings:
March 21 Adventures in Engineering, Hampton University
SAME Hampton Roads Post http://samehr.com/
Most meetings are held at the Westin Virginia Beach Town Center, the programs begin at 11:30a.
Upcoming meetings:
March 18 “Restoring the Elizabeth River from the Bottom Up”
April 22-23 2015 SAME Mid-Atlantic Industry Day and Small Business Conference, Norfolk Waterside Marriott
SAME Virginia Peninsula Post http://posts.same.org/VApeninsula/
Meetings: Most meetings are held at the Joint Base Langley-Eustis (JBLE) Club, the programs begin at 1200.
If you plan to eat lunch during the meeting, try to arrive around 1130 so you have plenty of time to grab a
seat and get your meal.
DOD ID required for Joint Base Langley-Eustis access. Contact Ms. Christy Gardner, 757-764-9416 or
christy.gardner.4@us.af.mil to be sponsored on base.
Upcoming meetings:
April 2
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LEED v4 Building Design and Construction—Focus on all Prerequisites
Continuing Education: 1.5 GBCI CEU for LEED Accredited Professionals and AIA credit
This program is appropriate for architects, specifiers, professional engineers, building owners, building
managers, corporate accounts and building inspectors. This program is basic and meets the needs of
professionals at every experience level.
Presenter:
Ram Surendhranath, Associate AIA; LEED AP BD+C; Member HRGBC; currently works as architect at Clark
Nexsen. He worked on several LEED certified projects at Clark Nexsen and volunteers with the United
Nations in designing Net-Zero housing. He serves on the Communications Committee for HRGBC and AIA
Hampton Roads. He graduated with an undergraduate degree in architecture from Madras University,
India; a Master’s degree in architecture from SUNY at Buffalo and a Master’s degree in architecture and
urban design from Columbia University in the city of New York. His interests are in sea level rise
adaptation strategies for Hampton Roads.
LEED v4 is a sophisticated way of looking at interconnectivity that exists throughout building systems and
the phases of building design and construction. Gain broad insight on all prerequisites and establish a
foundation for adopting LEED v4 into your green building practice. Explore common themes in this new
rating system such as synergies within the rating system, integrative process, and the role of
performance.
This presentation takes an in-depth look at the system goals and how these concepts are visible in all
parts of the LEED v4 rating system, preparing you to adopt LEED v4 into your green building practice.
Whether you’re an architect, owner, builder, consultant, advocate or someone who likes to see this world
as a healthy place to live, work and play, we hope you will join us as we move forward with a new
benchmark for sustainability.
When:
Tuesday, March 17, 2015
12:00 pm to 1:30 pm
Where:
Chesapeake Bay Foundation’s Brock Environmental Center
3663 Marlin Bay Dr.
Virginia Beach, VA 23455
Please email any questions to Donna Wilgus, HRGBC Administrative Assistant, at admin@hrgbc.org
Registration and details: http://bit.ly/1HUdr9x
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Restoring the Elizabeth River from the Bottom Up
Date:
March 18, 2015 11:30
Location:
The Westin Town Center, Virginia Beach
Costs:
SAME Members—$25.00; Gov’t/Active Military—$10.00
Registration:
http://www.jotformpro.com/form/50617088617965
Presenter: M rJ oe Rieger, Deputy Director —Restoration, The Elizabeth River Project
Scope: The purpose of this event is to bring together architects, engineers, constructors, and
environmental professionals from the public and private sectors for a presentation on the efforts to
restore the Elizabeth River to the highest practical level of environmental quality through government,
business and community partnerships. The presentation will focus on how remediation was carried out at
Money Point, the first sediment remediation project in Virginia.
Learning Objectives:
1. Describe the contamination challenges presented at the river bottom at Money Point in the Southern
Branch of the Elizabeth River, once the location of one of the largest wood treatment plants in the
southern United States.
2. Describe the partnership efforts between the Elizabeth River Project, the Living River Restoration
Trust, and other community stakeholders that resulted in significant reductions of polycyclic aromatic
hydrocarbons (PAHs) and the ecological recovery of the river bottom.
3. Understand how remedial designs are used in sediment remediation projects and how to monitor if
projects are meeting remedial goals.
CE/PDH: This 50-minute presentation will provide with you one PDH credit
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Celebrating WTS HRC’s 4th Anniversary!
March 19, 2015 5:30 pm - 7:30 pm
Registration closes March 19 at 4:00 pm.
Mermaid Winery
330 W 22nd Street, #106
Norfolk, VA
Help us blow out the candles in celebration of our 4th Anniversary! Join us for this "after hours" event at
Mermaid Winery in Norfolk. Appetizers and anniversary cake provided compliments of WTS HRC. Beverages
not included.
The event is free to members and guests of members. Non-members without an accompanying member are
$10.
Register Now! http://wtsevents.org/chapter/HamptonRoads/
Sara Phillips, President. Phone: , Email: WTS.HRC@gmail.com
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Saturday, March 21st 2015
Nauticus in Norfolk
Hosted by the local sections of
American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA)
And
American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME)
Join the fun at the 2014 ASME/AIAA Egg Drop Design Competition!
Designed to promote engineering and science for students, this competition
is open to all ages.
Participants are asked to build a device to protect an egg from a
second story (approximately 20 feet high) or third story (approximately 40
feet high) drop to keep it from going splat! The lightest device that comes
closest to the target while protecting the egg wins! Eggs will be supplied at
the contest.
Participation is FREE!
PRIZES for winners in each age group!
For official rules and more information, visit:
http://sections.asme.org/easternva or
https://info.aiaa.org/Regions/NE/Hampton_Roads
Contact: Shann Rufer at aiaa.hrs.k12outreach@gmail.com
Hampton Roads Engineering Societies Calendar March 2015
The world’s largest professional association
for the advancement of technology
IEEE Hampton Roads Section
http://www.ieee.org/hrs
Student Financial Planning Seminar
Date/Time: Wednesday, March 25, 2015
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Location: EV Williams Engineering and Computational Sciences
Building
Old Dominion University
Norfolk, VA 23529
6:30
7:00
7:30
9:00
-
Social
Dinner
Presentation
Close
Meal Cost: $20/person with prior RSVP; $25/person at-the-door
Presentation Free
The emphasis of this program will be financial planning for the young engineer, recent graduate
or college student. This interactive event is to help you emerge from your college years (or
early working years) debt-free. Here are a few questions to ponder:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
How to start investing or save money when you are broke?
How to save if you have to pay back student loans?
Do I really need to invest in a 401K? Are there better plans?
How aggressive do I need to be in "planning for the future"?
How can I maximize employer contributions?
Why should I care about any of this at this time in my life?
No admission fee, but RSVP is required by March 18, 2015. Food w ill be served.
Please indicate dietary needs/restrictions.
Parking IS NOT FREE, and normal meter rates apply. (Parking has become challenge lately at
ODU, especially between 10am and 4pm, and no free parking is available.)
Elkhorn parking garage is recommended since it is closest to the building in which the meeting
will take place. However any visitor parking may be used as shown on this webpage: https://
www.odu.edu/about/visitors/parking-information.
Reservations:

vtools: https://meetings.vtools.ieee.org/meeting_view/list_meeting/32895

Jeff Hazen at officers-r3-hamptonroads@ieee.org
William LaBelle [w.labelle@ieee.org, +1 757 619 9050].
Checks: Checks should be made out to I EEE and brought to the meeting.
IEEE Hampton Roads Section, P.O. Box 7437, Hampton, VA 23666-0437
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March 25th Joint Societies Luncheon
The American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE), the Engineers Club of Hampton Roads (ECHR),
and the Virginia Society of Professional Engineers (VSPE) cordially invite you to a presentation
about the:
Chesapeake Bay Bridge-Tunnel: History & Future Expansion Project
Guest Speaker:
Jeffrey B. Holland, Exec. Director, Chesapeake Bay Bridge and Tunnel
District
In this capacity, he enjoys the opportunity to work with the Chesapeake Bay Bridge Tunnel
Commis-sion and the District’s employees to be the best fiduciaries possible in operating,
maintaining, and preserving the largest bridge and tunnel in the world that is located in the
most tumultuous marine environment for surface transportation in the world.
The Chesapeake Bay Bridge-Tunnel is a modern engineering wonder. Crossing over and under
open wa-ters where the Chesapeake Bay meets the Atlantic Ocean, the Bridge-Tunnel provides
a direct link between Southeastern Virginia and the Delmarva Peninsula. The presentation will
focus on the history of the Chesapeake Bay Bridge-Tunnel, the original construction, the new
Parallel Thimble Shoal Tunnel Project, and major ongoing maintenance and repair projects.
Host:
VSPE—Tidewater Engineers Chapter
Time:
11:30 a.m. to 12:00 noon (Sign-In); 12:00 noon to 1:00 p.m. (Lunch and Presentation)
Location: The Westin Virginia Beach Town Center
(Located at 4535 Commerce St., Virginia Beach, VA 23462)
Cost:
$25.00—Joint Society Members, $30.00 all others
Credit cards accepted online. Cash and checks (payable to Tidewater VSPE)
accepted at the door.
Seating is limited to 50 people, so please register today at:
http://march2015jsl.eventbrite.com Registration ends Monday, March 16th.
For additional information contact Katie Shannon by e-mailing TidewaterVSPE@gmail.com
PDH certificates will be presented to attendees.
If you have any special needs (dietary, disability, etc.), please specify them with your reservation.
Changes to reservations and cancellations will be accepted until Monday, March 16th.
Sorry, but no shows will be billed.
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The world’s largest professional association
for the advancement of technology
IEEE Hampton Roads Section
http://www.ieee.org/hrs
An Electrical Forensic Case Study
Speaker: K u r t J. Clem en te
Date/Time: Thursday, March 26, 2015
6:30 PM - 9:00 PM
Location: Virginia Beach Town Center
Block 11 Office Tower and Parking Garage
4525 Main Street
Virginia Beach, VA 23462
6:30
7:00
7:30
9:00
-
Social
Dinner
Presentation
Close
Meal Cost: $20/person with prior RSVP; $25/person at-the-door
Presentation Free
Every once in a while, Electrical Engineers are called upon to determine the cause of an
equipment or facility failure -- where litigation, insurance claims, and company
reputation are all at stake. Clark Nexsen, Inc. is pleased to host the March 2015
meeting of IEEE Hampton Roads, where in this presentation, Kurt Clemente will discuss
the science of Electrical Forensics, recommended practices for it, and lessons learned
from past case studies. The presentation will include a 30-minute slide-show
presentation followed by questions and discussion
Biography: Kurt Clemente (S’91, M’93, SM’06) graduated from
the University of Illinois at Chicago in 1993 with a BSEE degree and
from Old Dominion University in 1995 with an MS degree. He is a
Senior Electrical Engineer and an Associate with Clark Nexsen
Architecture & Engineering in Norfolk, VA. He is a senior member of
the IEEE, a member of Standards Coordinating Committee 18, and
the IEEE representative to Code-Making Panel #18 of NFPA-70
National Electrical Code. Mr. Clemente holds three patents for fiber
optic components and submersible LED lights. He is a Registered
Communications Distribution Designer (RCDD) and a licensed
professional engineer in six states and the District of Columbia.
Reservations:

vtools: https://meetings.vtools.ieee.org/meeting_view/list_meeting/31783

Jeff Hazen at officers-r3-hamptonroads@ieee.org
William LaBelle [w.labelle@ieee.org, +1 757 619 9050].
Checks: Checks should be made out to I EEE and brought to the meeting.
IEEE Hampton Roads Section, P.O. Box 7437, Hampton, VA 23666-0437
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What the Dog Saw!
Dates:
April 1, 2015
5:30 PM - 8:00 PM
Location:
Town Point Club
101 West Main Street
Norfolk, VA 23510
Registration: https://pmihrorg.starchapter.com/meet-reg1.php?id=41
Fee:
$30 Member registration, after 5:00 pm March 27 $40
$40 Non-member registration, after 5:00 pm March 27 $50
Join us for an evening of networking, learning, and socialization at the Town Point Club,
Norfolk, VA, on Wednesday, April 1, 2015.
Our program starts at 5:30PM with time to network with colleagues, learn about one another
regional professional organization, and enjoy the cash bar. After some brief chapter business
and introductions, we'll enjoy our dinner. Over coffee and dessert, we turn our focus to the
featured presentation. We look forward to seeing you there!
About the Presentation: What the Dog Saw: How to Refine Your Leadership
Presence—through developing selected leadership habits!
Join us to learn!!!
PDUs Available:
1 Category A PDU for Certified PMP, PgMP, PMI-RMP or PMI-SP.
About The Speaker
Ron Taylor, MBA, PMP, is an internationally know n leader, lecturer, author, and
consultant, and is the principal and founder of the Ron Taylor Group. He is Past President of the
Washington D.C. Chapter of the Project Management Institute, the largest PMI Chapter in the
world, with over 11,000 members. During Ron’s tenure as President, the Chapter was named
PMI Chapter of the Year and Ron became the only person in the 35-year history of the Chapter
to be named Leader of the Year of the 500,000-person Project Management Institute.
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WTS Leadership & Management Webinar:
Finding Your Voice
April 21, 2015 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm
Hampton Roads District Training Center
1700 North Main Street
Suffolk, VA
The stakes are high. You have something important to contribute but will you be heard? Discover ways to speak up,
have a voice, and express yourself with confidence, authority, and authenticity.
Guest Speakers: Jacobia Solomon, Vice President, Engineering, Mimeo, and Monali Jain, Angel Investor.
Are you part of a corporate women’s network? Join us with your group to receive ideas, become inspired, and learn
best practices for making the most of this valuable resource. We’ll cover how to engage employees and volunteers,
work with executive sponsors, and make a difference for women in your organization.
THE WEBINAR IS PROVIDED FREE OF CHARGE!
Register Now! http://wtsevents.org/includes/gp.php?dest=0&virdir=HamptonRoads&pidx=3&a=s&ei=1474
Email: WTS.HRC@gmail.com
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2015 SAME Mid-Atlantic
Industry Day and Small Business
Conference
April 22-23, 2015
Norfolk Waterside Marriott, Norfolk, VA
Click here to register now!
OFFICERS
CHAIRMAN
Sally A. Viken
VICE-CHAIRMAN/PROGRAMS
Craig D. Hutchinson
TREASURER
Alaa Elmiligui
SECRETARY
Gregory M. Buck
COUNCIL MEMBERS
Steven X. S. Bauer
Karen T. Berger
Robert L. Calloway
Laurence D. Leavitt
Michael M. Madden
Dr. James Pittman
David A. Throckmorton
William G. Tomek
Jim Van Laak
Dan D. Vicroy
Dr. Richard A. Wahls
REGIONAL REPRESENTATIVE
Dr. Eric L. Walker
TECHNICAL REPRESENTATIVE
William G. Tomek
COMMITTEE CHAIRS
BLUE RIDGE CHAPTER LIAISON
Dr. Mayuresh Patil
CAREER WORKFORCE AND
DEVELOPMENT
Richard G. Winski
CORPORATE SPONSORS
Kenneth B. Walkley
HISTORICAL
Dr. Colin Britcher
HONORS & AWARDS
E. Richard White
K-12 STEM OUTREACH
Karen T. Berger
Dr. Shann J. Rufer
MEMBERSHIP
Dr. Marlyn Y. Andino
NEWSLETTER
Dr. John C. Lin
PEC REPRESENTATIVE
Dr. John C. Lin
Dr. Christopher L. Rumsey
PUBLIC POLICY
Dr. Steven C. Dunn
Melissa Carter
RETIREES
Don Anderson
SCHOLARSHIP
Jeffrey D. Flamm
SOCIAL MEDIA
Dr. Jeremy Pinier
STUDENT CHAIRS
Jacob Bean - NIA
TBD - ODU
Patrick Clark – VT
STUDENT ADVISORS
Dr. Colin Britcher – ODU
Dr. Dale Arney – NIA
WEB MASTER
Dr. Christopher L. Rumsey
YOUNG PROFESSIONALS
John M. Wells
Rebecca L. Stavely
AIAA Hampton Roads Section
P.O. BOX 7392
Hampton, Virginia 23666
Free Planetarium Show:
“Back to the Moon for
Good”
AIAA HRS Public Policy is hosting a night at the Virginia Living
Museum, Newport News, on April 21, 2015, from 7:00 – 10:00pm.
The planetarium will have two showings of their “Back to the
Moon for Good” which highlights the history of exploring the
moon and provides a look at the teams vying for the $30 million
Google Lunar XPRIZE. We are having two showings since the
planetarium can only fit 71 people. When not in the show, our
members and guests will be able to learn about and look through
one of the museum’s telescopes (starting at 8) and/or socialize with
each other over light refreshments served in the lobby.
RSVP will be required for the Planetarium Shows.
DATE: April 21, 2015
TIME: 7-10 pm, Planetarium shows at 7 and 8 pm.
PLACE: Virginia Living Museum Planetarium
Cost: Free to all
PLEASE RSVP for the Planetarium show at:
http://tinyurl.com/AIAAHRSPlanet2015
If you have any questions, please contact Melissa Carter
at 864-8606 or email aiaa.hrs@gmail.com
Welding of Aluminum for Engineers
Presented By
Eastern Virginia Chapter
April 29, 2015
8:00 AM to 4:00 PM
The Apprentice School
Newport News, Virginia
The seminar for this season is a condensed and informative one day course that the Eastern
Virginia Chapter of ASM has arranged with one of the country's foremost authorities in
aluminum structures and aluminum welding.
• Our registration fee is only $495 for ASM members. Similar seminars frequently cost twice
as much.
•
The course is taught by the same instructor who teaches our aluminum structures seminar.
• 8 PDH credits will be awarded to each attendee upon successful completion of
the course.
•
Proceeds will go toward Eastern Virginia Chapter ASM educational and chapter activities.
Visit the chapter website for
registration or more information:
Register on or Before
April 15, 2015
Register on or After
April 16, 2015
asmeasternvirginia.tripod.com
ASM Member
$495
$645
or contact Kurt Thompson at
kurtthomps@aol.com or 804-795-1430
Non-Member
$545
$695
You’re Invited!
hosted by ASCE-Norfolk Branch
Spring Technical Seminar
highlighting
Pipelines and Utilities: Design and Construction
When:
Where:
The Crowne Plaza – Town Center
Wednesday, May 13th 8:00-5:00PM
4453 Bonney Road, Virginia Beach
Cost:
Before April 14-Members $125, Non-Members $150
After April 14-Members $150, Non-Members $175
Seminar will earn attendees 7.0 PDHs
More information to come soon!
To Register:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/asce-spring-technical-seminar-pipelines-and-utilities-tickets-16108303369
Questions? Contact Ashley Marcott at ashley.marcott@kimley-horn.com
Hampton Roads Engineering Societies Calendar March 2015
Last Word
The Hampton Roads Engineering Societies Calendar is a free e-mail calendar of engineering society events for the Hampton
Roads area. It is open to the public and all societies are invited to advertise their events.
Any society may send in announcements (monthly meetings, EXCOMs, conferences, …) for distribution. They can be as
colorful as you wish. I accept most any format. I can convert the essential details of an announcement for the text version of
calendar. Announcements are distributed via email with a link to a PDF download file. PDF files allow for ruffles and
flourishes, such as society logos, banners, et al.
Issues are distributed the 1st of each month with mid-month issues for January to May and September to November. Please
forward your society’s announcement to me by the 20th of the month and include contact information.
List members receive a monthly text-only e-mail calendar of events. The latest PDF version of this file is available on the
Peninsula Engineers Council website http://www.va-pec.org/events/HREE_calendar.pdf. Send an email to
w.labelle@ieee.org if you desire to be notified when new PDF versions are available.
Calendar users can:
* Join the list by sending a blank e-mail to sname-subscribe@yahoogroups.com [text version], or
* Receive notices when the PDF version is available by sending a message to w.labelle@ieee.org. .
Engineering societies are encouraged to:
* Promote the HRESC to your membership.
* Update your link on the HRESC site by sending e-mail to sname-owner@yahoogroups.com
* Add a link from your site directing visitors to learn more about the HRESC at the PEC site
http://va-pec.org/.
The key email addresses are listed below.
Subscribe:
SNAME-subscribe@yahoogroups.com
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AIAA
American Institute of Aeronautics and
Astronautics
SMRP
Society of Maintenance and Reliability
Professionals
ASHRAE
American Society of Heating,
Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning
Engineers
SNAME
Society of Naval Architects and Marine
Engineers
SWE
Society of Women Engineers
ASNE
American Society of Naval Engineers
THR
Technology Hampton Roads
ECHR
The Engineers Club of Hampton Roads
VSPE
ECVP
Engineers Club of the Virginia Peninsula
Virginia Society of Professional
Engineers
IEEE
Institute for Electrical and Electronic
Engineers
USGBC
United States Green Building Council
WTS
Women Transportation Society
IES
Illumination Engineering Society
HRGBC
Hampton Roads Green Building Council
INCOSE
International Council on Systems
Engineering
LEED
Leadership in Energy & Environmental
Design
PMI
Project Management Institute
SAME
Society of American Military Engineers
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Hampton Roads Engineering Societies Calendar March 2015
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