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Archive: Young Member/Student Affairs Committee
1998 Summer Jobs Program
Two additional scholarships (the Commercial Steel Treating and SBS Scholarships, $1,500 each) will be awarded at Sustaining Members' Night (April 13, 1997). Applications are due February 27, 1997.
(Download Special Scholarship Application)
Winners:
Commercial Steel Treating: Amy Streicher, Michigan Technological University
SBS: Brian Przeslawski
The Detroit Chapter issues a number of scholarships each year to promote student interest in materials science.
We are pleased to announce the following winners of our 1997 Scholarships; they will receive their awards at our November 10 meeting (Student Night): (Photo available)
James A. Mansfield Scholarship
Marcus Sprow, University of Michigan
Sustaining Members Meritorious Scholarship
Bryan McKeough, Michigan State University
Freshman Scholarship
Elizabeth Rittenberry, Arthur Hill Center for the Arts and Sciences
Marion Semchyshen Continuing Scholarship
Dominick Pulis, University of Michigan
1999 Student Resume Book now available! (Password-protected; contact Caryn for the password)
The Detroit Chapter issues a number of scholarships each year to promote student interest in materials science.
We are pleased to announce the following winners of our 1998 Scholarships; they will receive their awards at our November 9 meeting (Student Night): (Photo available)
James A. Mansfield Scholarship
Phillip Duncan, Michigan Technological University
Sustaining Members Meritorious Scholarship
Demetrios Tzelepis, Michigan Technological University
Freshman Scholarship
None
Marion Semchyshen Continuing Scholarship
None
In the absence of any Freshmen or Continuing Scholarship Applicants, ASM-Detroit's Young Members and Student Affairs Committee would like to recognize two additional outstanding Materials Engineering Students:
ASM Detroit Chapter Scholarship
Jessica White, Michigan State University
Leanne White, Michigan State University
ESD Future Cities
Six members of the Young Member/Student Affairs Committee are supporting the 1998 ESD/SME Future Cities Competition (part of National Engineers Week) by mentoring local schools.
Teams from 50 Michigan schools are competing for a chance to represent Detroit at the national competition. Each group designs a city using SimCity 2000, develops a scale model of their metropolis, and writes an essay about their expereince. Our members are serving as mentors for five local schools, providing engineering expertise to assist the students.
Our participants include:
- Nathan Clark (Clawson Middle School)
- James Eagan (Birmingham Covington School)
- Michael Readwin (Smith Middle School)
- Michael Vinarcik (St. Albert the Great)
ASM Special Award for Best Use of Materials
Webb
St. Albert the Great: Honorable Mention
