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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 9 SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 11

ASME Business Meeting 2018 Student Design Competition Finals @ IMECE
5:00–5:30pm Ballroom B, David L. Lawrence Convention Center

Allegheny Grand Ballroom III, Run of Show | Staff POCs: Erin Dolan (646-369-7248) and
Third Floor, The Westin Hotel Brandy Smith (917-596-0306)

Call to order by Said Jahanmir, ASME President, 2018–2019 The 2018 Student Design Competition has challenged the
imagination and technical design skills of all its participants.
Report by the Treasurer At the Finals on Sunday, November 11, teams who’ve
Membership Report participated in an SDC held at each E-Fest this year will
2017–2018 Annual Report compete against each other in a modified, four-way football
State of the Society Video (soccer) competition. These teams will come equipped with a
Report on Proxies Received strategic game plan, robot(s), and a will to battle it out for the
Ratification of Auditor Championship Title.
Election of 2019 Nominating Committee
Other Business SCHEDULE SDC Finals (Preliminary Rounds) |
7:00am–3:30pm Ballroom B
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10
7:00am–7:30am Staff set signs, tape course/field, etc.
Old Guard Oral Presentation Competition
9:00am–4:00pm 7:30am–8:00am Team Arrivals and check in

Westmoreland Central, 8:00am–9:00am Robot Inspections
Second Floor, The Westin Hotel
9:00am–10:30am Round 1 (on one playing field)
All are invited to attend the finals of the Society-level Old Guard
Oral Presentation Competition. Meet the engineering students 10:30am–12:00pm Round 2 (on the other playing field)
who have successfully competed at the 2018 E-Fests and are
now vying for the $2,000 ASME Old Guard Prize for 12:00pm–1:00pm LUNCH BREAK
outstanding presentation skills.
1:00pm–1:45pm Semi Finals Round 1 (on one playing field)
Like all effective professionals, engineers must possess a well-
developed ability to synthesize issues and communicate both 1:45pm–2:30pm Semi Finals Round 2 (on the other playing
orally and in writing. This competition is designed to emphasize field)
the value of an ability to deliver clear, concise, and effective
oral presentations, particularly pertaining to some sphere in 3:00pm–3:30pm FINALS
which an engineer is or should be involved. Presentation topics
must address a technical, economic, or environmental aspect
of engineering or other basic engineering theme, and often
relate to the students’ engineering design/analysis projects.

For more information, please visit
https://www.asme.org/events/competitions/old-guard-
competitions/old-guard-prize-oral-presentation-competition/

Old Guard Committee Reception
6:30–7:30pm

Somerset East, Second Floor, The Westin Hotel

Please join us for the 2018 ASME Old Guard Committee
Reception on Saturday, November 10. The ASME Old Guard
Committee will announce the Old Guard Oral Presentation
winners and present them with their award certificates.

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