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American Society of Naval Engineers Tidewater Section hosted the Hampton High School Maritime Academy teachers and students for dinner and listen to RADM William Galinis, USN PEO Ships discuss some challenges and future outlook of ship types. Pamela Schools and I were so grateful to all our members and guests in making the students feel welcome and showing them the diversity of the Maritime workforce. THANK YOU Phillip Thompson and Christina Kerby for your open minds and hands on teaching of our future Maritime workforce! THANK YOU Josh Farrow, Elijah Twitchell, and Shanice Cooper for being brave students and getting out of your comfort zones! hashtag#VAmaritimehashtag#usnavyhashtag#futureleadershashtag#vocationaltraininghashtag#vocationaleducationhashtag#stemhashtag#engineershashtag#maritimehashtag#teachinghashtag#shiphashtag#weldershashtag#digitalshipbuildinghashtag#workforcehashtag#students

NEJ Editor-in-Chief Volunteer Position

The Editor-in-Chief is a volunteer position and serves as the head of the NEJ Editorial Board. ASNE Members interested in the open Editor-in-Chief position should send an email to NEJ Managing Editor Maggie O'Brien by February 15, 2019. Applicants are asked to submit a short cover letter for the consideration of the NEJ team. We hope to select the new Editor-in-Chief by March 1st.

Additional NEJ Volunteer Opportunities
If you are interested in serving as a NEJ Associate Editor, or Reviewer, in your area of technical expertise, send an email to Maggie O'Brien.

Submit a Paper to the NEJ
To submit a technical paper for the NEJ, the Society's peer-reviewed technical journal, please visit: http://mc.manuscriptcentral.com/nej

Browse the Job Board  on the ASNE National web site.

The Office of Naval Research (ONR) is looking to recruit volunteer subject matter experts to review the National Defense Science and Engineering Graduate (NDSEG) Fellowship Program applications that were received for Naval Architecture. See the details, required qualifications and sign up here:
https://www.ndsegfellowships.org/panelists

Call for Papers

November 30, 2018 - Abstracts Due - DEADLINE EXTENDED

The Intelligent Ships Symposium is a biennial naval engineering conference that offers technical presentations, expert panels, and networking opportunities to our community of professionals. The emphasis of this year's symposium will be on recent advances in Intelligent Systems and the challenges that lie ahead for the next generation of Intelligent ships.

Read more details here.

MegaRust 2019 will be held at the Renaissance Portsmouth-Norfolk Waterfront Hotel May 14-16, 2019. 

Learn more about the new venue, register, see who is exhibiting and sponsoring, and book your exhibit space or sponsorship at http://www.megarust.org .

Interested in furthering your professional development without leaving your office? ASNE's on-demand learning offers you a comprehensive library of technical and non-technical webinars to broaden your expertise. Best of all, many of these webinars are free for ASNE-members! Check out the October addition to our on-demand learning offerings "Global Shipbuilding Executive Summit (GSES) Lecture #1: Back to Basics with Peter Jaquith" at: http://www.navalengineers.org/Resources/Product-Info/productcd/GSESWebinar1 .

ASNE-TW co-hosted the May, 2018 Maritime Night at the Museum event at The Mariners’ Museum and Park in Newport News to celebrate the opening of the exhibition, Answering America’s Call: Newport News in World War I. The exhibit commemorates the 100th anniversary of America’s involvement in the “war to end all wars.” The evening was a terrific celebration of and with the Hampton Roads Maritime Community.

The Flagship Section of the American Society of Naval Engineers (ASNE) invites you to:
Combat Systems Symposium 2018: 

Combat Systems: Achieving Agility to Deliver Lethality and Maximize Readiness

NEW VENUE:

Sheraton Pentagon City Hotel

900 S Orme St.

Arlington, VA

See details at

Combat Systems Symposium 2018