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Armen dons mantel of presidency
Noting that change has defined and redefined the services and programs offered by ASME since its beginning nearly 125 years ago, Harry Armen, P.E., reminded the approximately 200 people attending the President's Dinner during the Summer Annual Meeting that the Society has a simple choice to make when considering the future.

Feigel named President-Nominee
Feigel, an ASME Fellow who joined the Society 26 years ago, was selected as the president-nominee by the Nominating Committee. His nomination was announced last month during the Summer Annual Meeting.

Continuity and Change Initiative focuses on creating Project Teams
With ASME's Continuity and Change Initiative now in the home stretch, volunteers and staff are concentrating on the formation of Project Teams.

New chapter in ASME history opens with nominations for 2005 officers
For the first time, two women were nominated to serve simultaneous terms on the Board of Governors.

ASME's 125th anniversary spurs Club's giving goal
The Archimedes Club has a new goal — to recruit 125 Founding Members by Congress 2005.

Members of Society's new executive management committee are announced
In preparation for a new operational structure that will become effective July 1, 2005, ASME Executive Director Virgil R. Carter in late May announced the reorganization of its executive management committee.

New officers begin terms of service during Summer Annual Meeting
Terms of service began for three people elected as members-at-large for the Board of Governors.

Three new ASME Press engineering volumes now available
The latest offering from ASME Press includes three new books that will be welcome additions in any engineer's library.

ASME and Boeing sign agreement to share strengths
Last month at the Summer Annual Meeting, ASME and the Boeing Company formalized an agreement that will enable company engineers to access learning opportunities, training programs, technical resources and other services offered by ASME.

Lynden Davis joins Archimedes Club
Davis's contribution of $150,000 will provide support to annually fund thirteen $500 honorariums and plaques. An honorarium and plaque will be awarded to the best student section advisor in each ASME region as a way to ensure that more student section advisors get the recognition they deserve.