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The
underlying goal of the Materials Handling Engineering
Division is to develop its members. You will find MHED
activities to be of tremendous help in making valuable contacts
and staying abreast of new developments in the materials handling
engineering industry.
If you are professionally involved in any application of material
handling as a mechanical engineer, join us and help us advance
this wonderful, challenging and multi-faceted area of engineering
and technology. The Materials Handling Engineering Division
offers you the opportunity to grow, become involved and contribute.
As a MHED member, you automatically receive the division
newsletter. You will also be included in all
mailings to members who have an interest in Materials Handling
Engineering (e.g., a "Call for Papers," specific conference
announcements, etc.).
Joining
is simple! If you
presently are a member of ASME, but wish to designate the
MHED as your primary Division, Click
here to change your "Technical Interest."
If you are not an ASME member and would like to join the Society,
Click here for information on membership
benefits and an on-line application form. When
filling out the membership application form, make sure to
indicate "Materials Handling Engineering Division" as your
first choice for Technical Division interest.
ASME Fellow(s)
The Fellow Grade is the highest elected grade
of membership within ASME, the attainment of which recognizes
exceptional engineering achievements and contributions to
the engineering profession.
- Did you know that one of the nicest things
you can do for your colleagues who are active members
of ASME is to honor them by nominating them for the ASME
Fellow Grade? Are you an ASME Fellow and would like to
nominate someone for it? It's easy! The basic requirement
is a minimun of 10 years of active service to ASME.
- All information on this honor is available
right now. Just click
here to learn all about the ASME Fellow
Grade, and how to nominate someone you would like to see
honored !
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