K-12 education and community outreach, an annual event for middle school level students that provides the opportunity to work and experiment on an engineering project that meets a specific goal.

For all sections who wish to involve academia, industry and the local community (including State Government officials, the Governor and the Florida State Legislators) and create visibility for ASME

The award and dinner provides a method for Sections to improve and maintain strong relations with industry by enabling industry and engineering managers to recognize their engineers in a public forum.

For technical divisions interested in a program that seeks highly qualified applicants for their division’s honors and awards programs.

Forming an Industry Advisory Council (IAC) offers a section a clear way to improve connections to local industry and enhance the relevance of section programs and activities.

The award and dinner provides a method for Sections to improve and maintain strong relations with industry by enabling industry and engineering managers to recognize their engineers in a public forum.

For divisions who are interested in collaborating with other organizations, the activities are a successful way to partner with outside groups to pull together resources and offer first-rate events.

For sections that want a focused meeting to meet the local knowledge sharing needs, a conference can bring many people together in a topic.

Need of better attendance at events, more contact with both members and non-members, and greater visibility in the community, these details on Section Marketing provide a means to achieve it.

Online communications is the single most effective communication tool for the T&S Division.

Divisions interested in growing their volunteer base, the membership/volunteer outreach activity is a highly successful practice that attracts volunteers and infuses new membership into the division.

Divisions interested in a program that provides the executive committee historical knowledge & wisdom, provides guidance, training and assistance to the members of the executive committee.

For Sections who have trouble staffing an Executive Committee and Operating Board, this summary provides a structure that fits the changes in engineering today.

For divisions seeking efficacy in the division’s planning and review of finances and past activities.

For divisions interested in a program that provides the executive committee historical knowledge and wisdom.

For technical divisions interested in pulling together a succession plan for the volunteer leadership of the division.

For sections looking to provide affordable training opportunities to local engineers, they should seek discounts with the ASME Continuing Education Institute.

For Sections to provide value by creating opportunities for members to enhance their “soft skills”.

Book review is a process whereby a member purchases a book, reads it and participates in a discussion of the content with the author as discussion leader.

For sections looking to provide affordable training opportunities to local engineers, they should seek discounts with the ASME Continuing Education Institute.

For divisions who want to streamlining their financial operations, the DED financial operations model is a structured and organized way that makes it simpler to keep track of all activities’ finances.

Candidates for best practice areas for students and early career engineers.

For technical divisions who are interested in stimulating the interest of students in their related fields.

For divisions who are interested in boosting their student member activities

For Sections and Student Sections that strive for strong inter-activity, and who are seeking a program to support students and help connect students to industry.

For all Sections who wish focus on Early Career Engineers, and continue to revitalize and energize Section activity with injections of young talent.

For Sections looking to strengthen their connection to local student sections, and the connection between student sections and industry.