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ASME presidents each devote a very active year leading the Society and our profession, grappling with technical and policy challenges facing industry, academia, government and the public at large. In recognition of their important role charting a course for the Society, ASME has been recording oral histories with its presidents for over 50 years. | ASME presidents each devote a very active year leading the Society and our profession, grappling with technical and policy challenges facing industry, academia, government and the public at large. In recognition of their important role charting a course for the Society, ASME has been recording oral histories with its presidents for over 50 years. | ||
[https://www.asme.org/about-asme/who-we-are/engineering-history/presidents-the-oral-history-archives Visit The Oral History Archives to read articles from the Mechanical Engineering Magazine series.] | |||
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Revision as of 15:12, 18 December 2014
ASME presidents each devote a very active year leading the Society and our profession, grappling with technical and policy challenges facing industry, academia, government and the public at large. In recognition of their important role charting a course for the Society, ASME has been recording oral histories with its presidents for over 50 years.
Visit The Oral History Archives to read articles from the Mechanical Engineering Magazine series.
