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My Engineer’s Notebook: Robert Kennedy

ASME member Robert G. Kennedy, P.E., is a senior systems engineer at Tetra Tech, Oak Ridge, TN, where he works in green energy policy and business development at the local, regional, and national levels.

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To Ph.D. or Not to Ph.D.?

To Ph.D. or Not to Ph.D.?

The decision to get a Ph.D. is not an easy one—and not just for the financial implications. We talk with Jason Somerville, chief technologist for Aerophysics, Inc., and Ted Lynch, CEO at Southland Industries, about their own experience in pursuing one and some things to think about if you’re coming to this crossroads.

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Never Stop Networking

Never Stop Networking

Alan Frank, senior manager for product approval at Whirlpool, talks about the importance and strategies of networking. From seeking out those with greater knowledge to being a resource yourself, the benefits are numerous.

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Groups

Basic Engineering Technical Group (BETG)

Comprised of six Divisions concerned with the application of basic engineering principles

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Applied Mechanics Division (AMD)

Energy and Technology Management Group (ETMG)

Committee on Power Boilers

Early Career Engineers Recognized as a time when employees need high levels of encouragement and mentorship in the field of mechanical engineering, Early Career Engineers are defined by the ASME as those who have been a professional for 0 to 10 years.