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New Faces program includes member; ASME's '05 nomination list sets record
The New Faces of Engineering program is a global effort that was created in 2003 to highlight the innovative work of young engineers and how the world benefits from their work.

Engineers cast in role of action heroes for 125th anniversary
In coming up with ways to celebrate the Society's 125-year commitment to the mechanical engineering profession, Vince Wilczynski drew on an idea at least as old as ASME — the comic strip.

New engineering credential aids in career growth
Working engineers interested in career advancement may find that being able to list Engineering Management Certification Professional after their name will guide them along that career path more efficiently than an MBA.

Programs that reached students honored to encourage replication
For the first time, several programs that promote an understanding of engineering among pre-college students were recognized during EWeek last month by ASME's Board on Pre-College Education.

Electronic communities foster communication among engineers
COP takes advantage of the far-reaching Internet and provides a worldwide forum for engineers to discuss topics ranging from aerospace to off-road recreational vehicles to entrepreneurs.

ASME aids post-tsunami rebuilding
ASME presented a check for $10,000 to one of its partner organizations, Engineers Without Borders-USA, to aid in the reconstruction/rebuilding efforts going on in the South Asian countries affected by the tsunami disaster in December.

Engineering efforts eligible for honors
The recipients of several ASME awards will be determined in the coming months.

Life Fellow Woodburn funds ASME Foundation Charitable Gift Annuity
Engineers of today and tomorrow will benefit from the vision and generosity of ASME Life Fellow James Woodburn.

Two hired to staff standards consortium office in Beijing
The Beijing office for the Consortium for Standards Development and Conformity Assessment moved closer to its official opening this spring with the hiring, in January, of two key staff members.