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Plant Engineering Magazine Promotes "Manufacturing the Future - A Documentary"
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THE TRADESMEN MAKING AN ART OF WORK - A RICHARD YEAGL
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The documentary examines the work, idiosyncrasies, and personal convictions of a multitude of working professionals, including two plumbers, a stone/brick mason, and several carpenters. Interspersed with the capturing of the documented tradesmen,…
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Mike Rowe Asks Congress To Support More "Dirty Jobs"
Discovery Channel's Mike Rowe of "Dirty Jobs" & "Mike Rowe Works" speaks to the Senate Commerce, Science, and Transportation Committee on the need for a chan...
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CIM Centers at PLTW High Schools Add VEX Robotics Design System with $400,000 in SME-EF Funding
The SME Education Foundation has funded $400,000 to Project Lead The Way (PLTW) for the implementation of the VEX Robotics Design System at high school CIM centers across the country giving students access to a unique, hands-on robotics curriculum in the classroom, as they would math and science.DEARBORN, Mich., February 28, 2011 — Workers who have transferable skills of advanced manufacturing technology are golden for industries with little time to waste and anxious to expand their…See More
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Dollars + STEM Education = Job Creation
In a recent study, the Kauffman Foundation found that in any given year, the top-performing one percent of firms is generating roughly 40 percent of all new jobs. The SME Education Foundation accelerated its efforts through relationships with this one percent of major companies to deliver its STEM-based programs and expand job growth. Managing an $18 million endowment, Foundation Director, Bart A. Aslin and his five person staff are changing public perception of manufacturing with Science,…See More
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Plant Engineering Magazine promotes "Manufacturing the Future - A Documentary"
The SME Education Foundation has taken an aggressive stance in supporting National Engineers Week – February 20-26 with the production and distribution of a new video, “Innovate: Fueling Change.”
New Faces of Engineering 2011 Honors UW-Stout Engineering Graduate Brianne Maier
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A Call for Papers is announced by the Italian Trade Commission for the Italian Machine Tool Technology Awards
February 2011Call for Papers North American Universities Invited to Compete for 2011 Italian Machine Tool Technology AwardsA Call for Papers is announced by the Italian Trade Commission for the Italian Machine Tool Technology Awards CHICAGO, Ill. DEARBORN, Mich., xxxxxxxx x, xxxx — A “Call for Papers” for the 2011 Italian Machine Tool Technology Awards (IMTTA) is announced by the Italian Trade Commission via its Chicago USA Office (ITC –…See More
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CIM Centers at PLTW High Schools Add VEX Robotics Design System with $400,000 in SME-EF Funding
The SME Education Foundation has funded $400,000 to Project Lead The Way (PLTW) for the implementation of the VEX Robotics Design System at high school CIM centers across the country giving students access to a unique, hands-on robotics curriculum in the classroom, as they would math and science.
DEARBORN, Mich., February 28, 2011 — Workers who have transferable skills of advanced manufacturing technology are golden for industries with little time to waste and anxious to expand their… Continue
DEARBORN, Mich., February 28, 2011 — Workers who have transferable skills of advanced manufacturing technology are golden for industries with little time to waste and anxious to expand their… Continue
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Dollars + STEM Education = Job Creation
In a recent study, the Kauffman Foundation found that in any given year, the top-performing one percent of firms is generating roughly 40 percent of all new jobs. The SME Education Foundation accelerated its efforts through relationships with this one percent of major companies to deliver its STEM-based programs and expand job growth. Managing an $18 million endowment, Foundation Director, Bart A. Aslin and his five person staff are changing public perception of manufacturing with Science,… Continue
Posted on February 16, 2011 at 11:54am
New Faces of Engineering 2011 Honors UW-Stout Engineering Graduate Brianne Maier
Nominated by the SME Education Foundation , Brianne Maier, who as an Engineer II at General Mills, specializes in optimizing packaging and machinery interaction for increased performance, has been named an honoree, one of 14 highly-accomplished engineers recognized for the “New Faces of Engineering Class of 2011.”
Read the full press release at: http://smeef.org/press/2011/2-14-2.html
Read the full press release at: http://smeef.org/press/2011/2-14-2.html
Posted on February 16, 2011 at 11:51am
The SME Education Foundation has taken an aggressive stance in supporting National Engineers Week – February 20-26 with the production and distribution of a new video, “Innovate: Fueling Change.”
This fast-paced ten-minute video introduces viewers to exciting careers in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM). The video follows a group of high school students as they address the need to use existing energy sources efficiently and explore alternative energy resources by converting French-fry grease into bio-fuel. The students also have the opportunity to visit a group of engineers that were members of the 2009 Penn State Solar Decathlon team.
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Posted on February 16, 2011 at 11:48am
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- At 8:03am on September 8, 2009,
Mark French said… - We had two groups of high school students in and made several dozen solid body electric guitars. The participants really liked the results - turns out that manufacturing might be fun and interesting after all.
We're already planning the events for next summer. When we get hard information, it will be on the lab we b site at www.metalsound.org
- At 10:59am on September 7, 2009,
Dr. Sanaa Taraman said… - I loved "Manufacturing is cool" website and I forwarded your e-mail to my students, colleagues, friends, and children... Also, I like this website and I am going to invite my students and my colleagues from LTU and Ford Motor Company... Keep up the good work!
- At 7:27pm on September 6, 2009,
Bart Aslin said…
- Also, check out www.careerme.org.
A new Web site has been developed to excite high school and college students about the lucrative career opportunities in advanced manufacturing and soon help potential employers find where the next generation of manufacturing engineering talent is coming from: www.careerME.org.
The Society of Manufacturing Engineers Education Foundation (SME- EF) and the National Center for Manufacturing Education (NCME) have partnered to design the site, which will serve to improve the image of the industry, especially during this economic downturn when news about manufacturing in the United States is less than stellar.
For information on how to bring this site to your area, contact me at baslin@sme.org
- At 7:20pm on September 6, 2009,
Bart Aslin said…
- Please check out the recently updated website: www.manufacturingiscool.com
The site was developed by the SME Education Foundation. It is geared toward middle and high school students. We are constantly improving and updating this site so as to make it a fun, interactive place for students to learn about careers in manufacturing. Please introduce this site to your children and grandchildren and send my your feedback and suggestions. baslin@sme.org
- At 10:41pm on July 16, 2009,
Educational TV Productions NEW said… - Hi Bart
Welcome and thank you for your support! How did you find out about this website?
Alex
The Society of Manufacturing Engineers (SME) Education Foundation is committed to the educational needs of American youth and inspiring them to excel in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) education - essential skills demanded by industry for the present and future workforce; providing access to rigorous educational opportunities by providing financial support with awards and scholarships, and funding project-based curricula and activities designed to motivate learning.
Manufacturing Salaries
Whether it's a College Degree or an Associates Technical Degree or Specialized Certificates or On-The Job-Training here's a list of some of the top paying jobs and careers in manufacturing.
Mechanical engineer
$67,658
Industrial engineer
$65,826
Millwright
$47,613
Electrician
$47,298
Industrial engineer technician
$47,011
Mechanical drafter
$46,835
Sheet metal worker
$44,323
Industrial maintenance mechanic
$44,747
Machinist
$38,043
CNC Technician
$38,748
Mechanical Design Technology
$38,880
Electro-mechanical Technology
$40,800
Industrial Production Managers
$77,670
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