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Interview Questions
- Where did you grow up? What were the times like then?
- What kind of education emphasis was in place when you went to high school? Did any particular teacher or relative influence you in your selection of a career path?
- What were some problems during your youth? Did any national or world events have an effect on your selecting engineering as a career?
- Who else motivated you in your career selection?
- Where were your early contributions in your engineering work — planning, design, construction, operation, writing, teaching, research?
- What were some of your most important engineering achievements?
- Can you remember what first got you started in ASME activities?
- Have you been an active member of other organizations? Which ones? How active?
- Who were some other interesting and important engineers that you knew or worked with?
- Can you describe how mechanical engineering — or engineering generally — has changed during your lifetime?
- With such a broad background as you have, could you give us some of your ideas on what is ahead for engineers, technology, and ASME International?
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