Student recognition has become
a major priority of the Southern Connecticut Chapter. At present, we provide
three kinds of financial recognition: the Antoni Tabak $250 Achievement Award
at
We
need your help to continue this effort! Such student recognition helps to keep
our profession alive. Gifts of any amount are appreciated. Please contact James
Michel (203-378-6589 or email:
jameshmichel@optonline.net), Chapter Secretary, if you wish to make a
donation.
Thank You!
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SERVING
ASM So CT/ASM Hartford/ACS Materials
Week Meeting
TOUR: The Golden Age of
The Golden Age of Trucking Museum is a non-profit organization that was founded in 1998 by the late Richard J. Guerrera. It houses 18 antique trucks and 2 antique boats as well as 30 or more antique cars and trucks on loan. The vehicles are from the early 1900s to about 1970.
Technical
Presentation Topic: Direct Fuel Cells Greening
This presentation is on Direct FuelCell (R) commercial applications and their positive impact on the environment. It will cover the commercial and industrial use of the smaller DFC 300 and DFC 1500 products and also discuss the recently awarded DFC 3000 utility applications through the CT Project 100 program. And will include a discussion of the DFC-ERG Milford 9 MW project, the worlds largest fuel cell project.
SPEAKER: Andrew J.
Skok, FuelCell Energy,
Mr. Skok is a senior marketing executive for FuelCell Energy where he has over 29 years experience in different management positions. He has worked in early R & D areas to develop fuel cells and then provided technical support and training to customers. He has directed field construction and installation of fuel cell products and their interconnection with utilities and power plants.
He received
his BS degree in Materials Engineering from
Informal Museum Tour /COCKTAILS 5:00-6:30 PM
DINNER (at museum) 7:00 PM
Stuffed Boneless Chicken Breast, Roasted Filet of Salmon or Grilled 10oz. Steak ......$25.00
Retirees . .$20.00; Full-time Students .. .....$10.00
SPEAKER . ..7:30PM
FIRM RESERVATIONS MUST BE RECEIVED ON OR BEFORE Monday April 14, 2008. Members who wish to attend the technical presentation and/or visit the museum only are welcome. There will be a $10/adult, $5/child fee to cover the facilities charge.
Telephone reservations with meal choice to James Steele at 860-747-6333x3294; email: jsteele@mottcorp.com.
MEMBERS
Please provide the Chapter Secretary with your current email
address.
We will be sending future notices by mail and email.
April
17, 2008 Materials
Week in
May 15, 2008 Prof. Digby MacDonald, FASM, Trustee
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