Discusses waste-to-energy (WTE) technologies as a renewable energy source

Letter to Chairman Gordon (D-TN), House S&T, expressing support for HR6314, Fulfilling the Potential of Women in Academic Scinece & Engineering and applauding the committees leadership

ASME position statement on the inclusion of an amendment by Sen. Carper for nuclear job training and education that references ASME relevant codes and standards

Statement supports the funding for NIST labs and encourage the Administration to support previous efforts supporting manufacturing funding and innovation through programs such as TIP and MEP

General Position Statement approved by the ASME Board of Governors opposing a mandatory, across the Board requirement of BS+30, beyond the FPD currently decreed by tradition and practice.

Five provisions related to energy that were authorized in the Energy Independence & Security Act of 2007 but were not appropriated; collectively referred to as the "Green Collar Jobs Initiatives"

Statement urges Congress to fund Science & Technology at 3% of the overall FY 2008 and support the $300 million increase for 6.1 research

The NASA Reauthorization bill (HR 6063) recommends an increase of the aeronautics budget over 8 years. It is being sent to the full Committee and the floor of the House for consideration.

The ASME EPA task force position statement on the President's FY09 request to Congress for Science & Technology. This document highlights programs that benefit ASME and its members,

The letter urges OSHA to abide by Public Law 104-113, the NTTAA of 1995 and do a better job of updating references to the most recent versions of national consensus standards.

The Aerospace task force remains concerned about the proposed reductions in funding for the aeronautics research & technology and applauds the commitment to space exploration

Letter outlines Coalition's support for increased investment in the NSF Education & Human Resources (EHR) Directorate, especially the MSP program and the Robert Noyce Teacher Scholarship program.

Letter outlines Coalition's support for the DOE's Math & Science Parnership (MSP) program and the Math Now Initiative that was authorized by the America COMPETES Act.

Statement supports NSF's role in the American COMPETES Act and funding for the NSF at a level of at least the President's budget request of $6.85 billion in FY 2009

Letter urging congressional leaders to restore FY08 appropriations of $500 million to the NSF, DOE Office of Science, and NIST in a non-defense supplemental

Thank you to Senate and House from ASME President Thomas M. Barlow for supporting federal research investments at key agencies

STEM Coalition Letter to Senate HELP Committee expressing support for several key STEM education policy priorities related to the No Child Left Behind (NCLB) reauthorization

STEM Coalition Letter to Senate HELP Committee Chairman Kennedy and Ranking Member Enzi urging them to make science a required component of the No Child Left Behind adequate yearly progress measure

The ASME Energy Committee Position Statement on the President's FY09 Request to Congress. This document highlights programs that directly and indirectly benefit ASME members.

ASME's Energy Committee requests funding for ITER Fusion Energy Sciences program to avoid damaging international standing and complete projects related to energy usage

Testimony on opposition to Legislative Bill 742 presented to Health and Human Services Committee, Nebraska Unicameral Legislature

ASME, AIChE and ASHRAE express opposition to Legislative Bill 742 presented to Health and Human Services Committee, Nebraska Unicameral Legislature

With House debate on the College Opportunity and Affordability Act imminent, the STEM Education Coalition believes three basic efforts should be incorporated into HEA legislation

Letter to the Administration asking them to work with Congress to provide $300 million in funding for the Office of Science.

Letter from ASME and IEEE-USA to members of Congress and the Administration urging them to reconcile their differences and pass a budget.

Letter to Congress from ASME SWPD urging them to consider adopting waste-to-energy (WTE) as a part of the final energy bill.

Letter to Rep. Eddie Bernice Johnson (D-TX) thanking her for introducing H.R. 3514 and for her leadership to work to eliminate gender bias for women in STEM careers.

Letter from the ASME DOD Task Force thanking the Director of the Department of Defense Defense Research and Engineering (DDR&E) division for his continued support.

Testimony from June Ling, Associate Executive Director, ASME Codes & Standards, for the House Committee on Small Business on technical consensus standards.

Letter to Congressional Energy Committee Chairmen regarding Section 9031 of HR 3221 and its potential negative effects on the U.S. voluntary sector standards system.

Letter addressed to Chairman Miller and Ranking Member McKeon urging the inclusion of science to the (AYP) portion of NCLB.

Thank You Letter to Senate and House Leadership for the passage of the America COMPETES Act.

Letter to National Science Board Chairman Beering commenting on the Recommendations of the new STEM Action Plan.

Statement opposing an indirect cost cap on basic research in the House Defense Appropriations Bill, which would weaken the partnership between government and universities.

Letter from ASME President thanking Congressional Leaders for passing “The America Creating Opportunities to Meaningfully Promote Excellence in Technology, Education and Science (COMPETES) Act.”

Letter regarding the FY 2008 budget for the University Turbine Research System run to the Senate Energy and Water Appropriations Chair and Ranking Members

Society-wide position statement with recommendations for U.S. energy policy

Letter providing recommendations for the upcoming House Education and Labor Committee’s competitiveness legislation.

Letter applauding the formation of the House Diversity and Innovation Caucus and expressing our willingness to work with Rep. Reyes and others on this issue.

Statement supports the strong increases for the Office of Science and encourages Congress to increase funds for renewable energy, energy efficiency, and nuclear R&D

Statement thanks Congress for $600 million in unexpected funds in the FY 2007 Continuing Joint Resolution and ask the Administration to keep NIH budget increases in line with other organizations.

Statement thanks Congress for $600 million in unexpected funds in the FY 2007 Continuing Joint Resolution and ask the Administration to keep NIH budget increases in line with other organizations.

Letter thanks Subcommittee Chairman Baird and Ranking Member Ehlers for their work on the NSF Reauthorization bill, and in particular their support of peer review.

DOD Task Force Statement thanks the Administration for supporting RDT&E and urges Congress to fund S&T at 3 percent of the overall FY 2008 DOD budget.

STEM Coalition Letter shows the Coalition’s support for the EHR Directorate at NSF and the overall budget request for NSF in FY 2008.

STEM Coalition Letter urges appropriators to support $450 Million for the MSP program in the Dept. of Education’s FY 2008 budget.

Aerospace Task Force provides comments on the Administration’s request for the NASA FY 2008 budget.

Statement by the NIST Task Force provides comments on the Administration’s request for the NIST FY 2008 budget.

ASME NSF Task Force Position Statement Supporting FY 2008 Request for NSF but believes more funding necessary

EPA Task Force Statement addresses the EPA’s Science and Technology program budget request and expresses concern about inadequate research funds.

ASME NIST Task Force Letter Supporting the bill authorizing NIST appropriations for FY 2008

Energy Sciences Coalition Letter Supporting an increase in DOE Office of Science funding to $4.4 billion in FY08

ASME Energy Committee Comments on H.R. 364, Creating an ARPA-E to the House Science and Technology Committee

Letter asking House S&T Committee to consider H.R. 524, which would create an NSF pilot program to improve high school science laboratory facilities in the high need areas.

Letter supporting H.R. 362, which implements the STEM education-related provisions of the National Academies’ Rising Above the Gathering Storm report.

Letter supporting several key STEM education-related provisions related to NCLB

Letter to Senate Majority Leader Reid and Minority Leader McConnell thanking them for introducing the America COMPETES Act.

Proclamation signed by the Science, Engineering and Technology Community and business leaders, calling on Congress to act quickly On an innovation agenda

Letter urging support for federal research investments at key agencies

Letter endorsing SPEAK Act to be sent to bill’s sponsor, Senator Dodd and Representative Ehlers

Letter urging Congressional leaders to approve the FY07 Funding increases for the NSF, Department Of Energy Office of Science, and NIST as approved by the full House & Senate Approps. Cmte.

Letter to be sent to OMB Director Portman encourages increased funding for STEM-related programs in the Administration’s FY 2008 budget

Letter to be sent to the chairs and ranking members of the key appropriations subcommittees in both Houses that oversee the NSF, NIST, and DOE Science basic research budgets

Letter thanks leaders of the Senate HELP and Senate Commerce Committees for introducing the National Competitiveness Investment Act

Letter encourages Chairman McKeon and Ranking Member Miller to release Rep. Holt’s STEM scholarship database legislation so it can be considered on the House floor

Coalition letter referencing “Rising Above the Gathering Storm” Report and urging Congress to make the R&D Tax Credit permanent.

Letter supports the nomination of Dr. Sharon Hays to be Associate Director for Science at the Office of Science and Technology Policy

Letter thanks Chairman Shelby, Ranking Member Mikulski and Senator Hutchinson for introducing an amendment for $1 billion in emergency funding to restore NASA funding in the CJS Appropriations bill

Letter encourages House and Senate Leadership to consider innovation legislation on the House and Senate floor as soon as possible

ATP support letter from Coalition to Senate Appropriators

Letter from NIST Task Force on ATP Funding to Senate Appropriators

Examination of the engineering and technology requirements implicit in various multipollutant initiative legislative proposals

Endorses the policy recommendations contained within the Gathering Storm report: increase science and technology talent, increase basic research investment, and develop an innovation infrastructure.

This letter thanks the CJS appropriations conference committeefor their support of NSF in FY 2006.

Endorses the policy recommendations contained within the National Innovation Act: increase science and technology talent, increase basic research investment, and develop an innovationInfrastructure.

Letter expresses Thanks to the Commerce-Justice-ScienceAppropriations conferees regarding the FY 2006 NSF EHR budget.

Letter expresses support for House funding level of NSF Education and Human Resources Directorate with inclusion of Senate level of Math and Science Partnership funding.

Letter expresses concern that NAGB is considering eliminating the assessment of technological design from the 2009 National Assessment of Education Progress (NAEP) science assessment.

STEM Coalition letter to The Honorable Joshua Bolten expressing support of math and science partnership programs at the National Science Foundation and Department of Education.

Letter to Honorable Joe Barton, Chairman of the House Committee On Energy and Commerce expressing concern about the review the Energy and Commerce Committee has undertaken.

STEM Coalition Letter to Sen. Richard Shelby expressing disappointment in the 11% reduction to the NSF Education and Human Resources Directorate.

STEM Coalition letter to Sen. Michael Enzi supporting the inclusion of STEM programs into the Higher Education Act.

STEM Coalition Letter to Rep. Boehner providing comments on the Higher Education Act.

The paper presents discussion of system designs, emissions control technology, fuel reserves, finance considerations, permitting, and public acceptance.

Statement of the ASME EPA Task Force on the Fiscal Year 2006 Budget Request for the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Science and Technology (S&T) Programs.

Letter to Chairman of the National Science Board asking for your assistance in protecting the future of the STEM education and research programs at NSF.

Letter supporting an Innovation Summit that will be convened in the fall of 2005 by Rep. Frank Wolf, Rep. Sherwood Boehlert and Rep. Vernon Ehlers.

FY2005 Appropriation for the National Institute of Standards and Technology Statement on FY 2005 Appropriation for the National Institute of Standards and Technology

Position Statement on the FY 2006 Budget Request for the National Institutes of Health (NIH)Submitted By The NIH Task Force of the Bioengineering Division Basic Engineering Group.

Support of ASME's Manufacturing Technology Group for your bill, H.R. 250, the Manufacturing Technology Competitiveness Act of 2005.

Statement of the (STEM) Education Coalition delivered by Anne Spence, Ph.D. to the House Science, State, Justice and Commerce Subcommittee Committee on Appropriations H-309 U.S. Capitol Building.

DOD Task Force supports 3% of Department of Defense spending for core DOD science, engineering and technology programs.

FY 2006 Budget Request for the NSF submitted by The National Science Foundation Task Force of the Council on Education of the ASME.

Urging to increase spending for the National Science Foundation (NSF) to a level that would permit $200 million in funding for the NSF Math and Science Partnership (MSP)program.

Strongly urge Congress to fund the FY 2006 Math and Science Partnerships at $269 million and to oppose efforts to redirect $120 million of these funds away from the states.

Statement of the Energy Committee of ASME’s Council on Engineering On FY 2006 Funding for Department of Energy Research Programs.

Letter to Congress recommendations on the FY 2006 budget.

Letter urging Members of the Senate to support DOD Set Program.

Urging Congress to support a robust and stable investment in the Science & Technology programs.

Raises concerns about posting all federally-funded research to free website.

Urges legislators to provide adequate funding to successfully implement new technology education standards in the state of New Jersey.

Urges legislators to provide adequate funding to successfully implement new technology education standards in the state of New Jersey.

Intersociety Support for Establishment of a Center for Scientific and Technical Assessment within the Government Acountability Office (GAO).

Denotes concern over budget cuts to NSF overall and to Engineering and the MSPs, specifically.

The Council on Education of ASME is deeply troubled by the FY 2005 budget mark for the National Science Foundation approved by the House Appropriations Committee.

Statement supporting additional nuclear facilities in order to address the nation's energy needs.

Coalition letter to Congressional appropriators urging full funding for National Science Foundation.

Urges increased funding for NSF in the FY 2006 administration budget.

Letter urging them to provide adequate resources to the Joint Program Development Office to ensure the efficiency of our air transportation system, the national economy and homeland security.

Recommends increased funding for DOD S&T programs which were decreaed in the FY05 budget request.

Comments on the FY 2005 budget request for the National Institutes of Health, particularly as it relates to funding for the National Institute for Biomedical Imaging and Bioengineering.

S. Con. Res. 508 is based on the ASME K-12 STEM education model bill, and it is awaiting consideration in the Mississippi Senate.

Statement providing the views of the EPA Task Force of the Environmental Engineering Division (EED) on EPA's fiscal year 2005 budget request for the Office of Research and Development.

We encourage you to continue the federal commitment to math and science education by maintaining the peer...

Coalition letter opposing Administration's request to shift MSP funds from NSF to Department of Education to create new Math Only research grant program.

States the views of the COE Energy Committee on the FY 2005 budget request for fossil energy and energy conservation R&D programs in the Department of Energy.

Statement supporting the Administration's Space Exploration Initiative, but highlighting the need for additional funding for aeronautics research.

States the views of the COE Energy Committee on the FY 20