asm materials education foundation

2012 ANNUAL REPORT

Mission: To excite young

people in materials, science,

and engineering careers.

ASM MaterialsEducation Foundation

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Mr. Ronald J. Parrington, FASMChairPresidentIMR Test Labs Inc.

Prof. Stephen M. Copley, FASMVice ChairSenior Scientist, Applied Research LabPenn State University

Dr. Raymond Decker, FASM Immediate Past ChairChief Technical Officer and TreasurerThixomat Inc.

Dr. Roch J. Shipley, P.E.TreasurerPrincipal EngineerProfessional Analysis and Consulting, Inc.

Mr. Thomas S. PassekSecretaryManaging DirectorASM International

Dr. Aziz I. Asphahani, FASMChairman (retired)Carus Chemical Co.

Mr. Kevin J. BockenstedtQuality ManagerRichburg, ATI Allvac

Mr. Michael B. Connelly, FASMVice PresidentCasey Products

Prof. Glenn S. DaehnMars Fontana Professor of Metallurgical EngineeringThe Ohio State University

Ms. Janice EdwardsJ.E. ConsultantsEngineering and Education

Prof. Ronald Gibala, FASMLH and FE Van Vlack ProfessorUniversity of Michigan

Mr. Robert D. Halverstadt, FASMChairman Emeritus (retired)Special Metals Corp.

Mr. Ashok Khare, FASMPresidentAsh Khare Consulting LLC

Dr. Frederick J. Lisy, FASMPresidentOrbital Research Inc.

Dr. Gernant E. Maurer, FASM(Ex-officio-ASM Board Vice President)(retired) Carpenter Technology Corp.

Mr. Andrew NydamTeacherOlympia School District

Dr. Matthew J. PerriconeSenior Project ManagerRJ Lee Group Inc.

Dr. Bhakta B. Rath, FASMAssociate Director of Research Head, Materials Science & Component Technology Directorate, U.S. Naval Research Laboratory

Dr. Lyle H. Schwartz, FASM Director (retired)Air Force Office of Science Research

Mr. William W. ShropshireChairman of the BoardAmerican Chemet Corp.

Dr. Mark F. Smith, FASMDeputy Director, Materials Science & EngineeringCenterSandia National Laboratories

Dr. David B. SpencerChairman & CTOwTe Corp.

Prof. James C. Williams, FASM(retired) The Ohio State University

EMERITUS TRUSTEESDr. George A. Roberts, FASMChairman (retired)Teledyne, Inc.

Dr. Alton Romig, Jr., FASMVice President and General ManagerThe Skunk Works

Dr. Thomas G. Stoebe, FASMProfessor Emeritus (retired)University of Washington

ASM MATERIALS EDUCATION FOUNDATION 2012 BOARD OF TRUSTEES

SPONSORS

AFC HolcroftAir Products and ChemicalsAIST FoundationAmerican Ceramic SocietyAmerican Electric PowerAmerican Pacific Corp.Applied ProductsASB IndustriesBattelleBecton DickinsonBodycoteThe Boeing Co.Bozzone Family FoundationBuck Co.BuehlerCarpenter Tech.Caterpillar FoundationChevronDiMeo SchneiderElectralloyElement Materials Tech. Wixom Inc.

Ellwood Group, Inc.Engineering Systems, Inc.Forging Industry Educational

General MotorsGKN AerospaceHaldex Brake ProductsHales & Gooch LtdHonda of America FoundationINTELInternational Symposium on Superalloys

International Thermal Spray Association

John Deere Co.Lockheed Martin/Sandia Laboratories

MedtronicMichigan MetrologyModern IndustriesNACE FoundationNACE CalgaryNucor Corp.Office of Naval ResearchPrecision Surfaces InternationalProduct Development AnalysisProfessional Analysis & Consult.QuesTek Innovations LLCRolls Royce

Saegertown ManufacturingSAMPESimmons Family Fnd.STIHL Inc.Society of Tribologists and Lubricating Engineers

Stork ClimaxStork TechnimetThermal Spray TechnologiesTMS (The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society)

Tyco ElectronicsUES Inc.United States Air ForceV&M Star Steel

“I really was not sure whatto expect from the camp butit far exceeded my expecta-tions and I was glad I came.The faculty and presenters

were awesome. They taughtthis ‘old dog’ many ‘new

tricks’ that will directly im-prove the instruction I givemy students. Thank you for

coming to Meridian.”Faye Kinard

West Lauderdale High SchoolCollinsville, Miss.

“I had never taken amaterials science course and

could not have definedmaterials science to save my

life. However, I found thatmaterials science is very

interesting and gives a newtwist to science like

chemistry and physics. I wasfascinated by many of the

principles shared anddisplayed. But I think I am

very interested in thecreative aspect of compositematerials. I would certainly

like to look into this.Additionally, I was quiteimpressed with ASM for

posing such great campsfree to teachers and the

institution as a whole seemsto have some very noblegoals and ideals, which I

truly appreciate.”Mark Ash

Miami Valley SchoolBeavercreek, Ohio



TITANIUM $10,000+AnonymousAsphahani, Aziz and Wendy

Battelle Memorial Institute

Boardman, Bruce and Marilyn

Chevron Corp.Dayton Regional STEMCenter

Duval, EdouardDyrkacz, W. WilliamForging Industry Educational

International Symposium on Superalloys

Ivy Tech Community College

Lockheed MartinNACE FoundationOffice of Naval Research

The Ohio State University

Thermal Spray Technologies

United States Air ForceUniversity of Akron

PLATINUM $5,000 - $9,999ASM Chicago RegionalChapter

ASM Cleveland Chapter

ASM Indianapolis Chapter

ASM Oregon ChapterCarnegie Mellon University

Connelly, Michael B.Copley, Stephen M. and Todd, Judith A.

Decker, Raymond and Mary

Georgia Institute of Technology

Kottcamp, Jr., Edward H. and Nancy S.

Scott, Amy N.Shropshire, William W.Spencer, David B.Torcolini, Robert J.Virginia Beach Public Schools

Youngstown State University

GOLD $1,000 - $4,999AIST FoundationAllen, Benjamin C.Andrews, John V.ASB Industries Inc.ASM Cincinnati Chapter

ASM Eastern Virginia Chapter

ASM Materials Camp Canada

ASM Oak Ridge Chapter

ASM Puget Sound Chapter

Berndt, Christopher C.Cahn, John W.Carpenter Technologies

Dennies, Daniel P.GKN Aerospace Cincinnati

Glasgow, Thomas K.Halverstadt, Robert D.Hayes, Charles R.Honda of America Mfg.Inc.

Jones, Peggy E.Krauss, GeorgeMaldonado, Julio G.MedtronicMuzyka, Donald R.Oak Ridge Associated Universities

Parrington, Ronald J.R. P. Simmons Family Foundation

Ravindran, Ravi C.Rensselaer PolytechnicInstitute

Rolls Royce Corp.Schwartz, Lyle H. and Jurkovich, Celesta

Simon, John G.Stoebe, Thomas G. and Janet D.

Surbey, Lisa and GlenUES Inc.University of TennesseeWadsworth, Jeffrey

SILVER $500 - $999Ceramco Inc.Eagle AlliancesFabian, Roger J. and Gail

Gibala, Ronald and Janice

Hayrynen, KathyHogue, FraukeKhare, Ashok K.Kulkarni, Kishor M.Lockwood, Ronald C.MTL EngineeringNydam, Andrew G.Payer, Joe H.Prevey, Paul S.Product Development Analysis

Puerta, Douglas G.QuesTek Innovations LLC

Rath, Bhakta B.Schmidt, Fredrick E.Singh, MrityunjaySmith, Mark F.Smith, Steven M.Swiglo, A. Alan

BRONZE $100 - $499Adams, Francis E.AFC Holcroft

Alexander, Dale E.Allan, Shawn M.Anderson, Ian M.Anderson, Iver E.Anderson, Raymond H.AnonymousArthur, Robert P.Benz, Mark G.Berg Engineering & Sales

Bickel, James S.Blessing, WeltonBockenstedt, Kevin J.Bowden, David M.Carpenter, Jr., Joseph A.Chung, Gwendolyn J.Clinton, Jr., Charles E.Clum, James A.Daehn, Glenn S.Dalley, Amber M.Dancy, Terrrance E.Deatherage, JeaneDieter, Jr., George E.Dimeo Schneider & Assoc. LLC

Dowling, Jr., William E.Drosdak, II, John M.Element Materials Technology Wixom Inc.

Elliott, Cindy K.Elliott, Daniel S.Engineering Systems Inc.

Fitzgerald, David J.G&M Manufacturing Corp.

Gaw, William D.Green, Allen C.Gschneidner, Karl A.Guruswamy, SivaramanHales & Gooch Ltd.Halsey, William G.Harper, Sheila I.Holly, Michael L.Horner, Howard E.Houze, Gerald L.Howard, Stanley M.Hynes, Bradley S.Jandeska, Jr., Bill F.Kammerer, Henry G.Kanne, Jr., William R.Keough, John R.Kiser, Matthew Thomas

Kletecka, EdwardKnudson, Steven E.Koch, Carl C.Kodali, PadmaKramer, L. D.Kurtz, Steven J.Kushnick, Steven B.Lai, George Y.Letcavits, John J.Lichtman, Ira M.Lisy, Frederick J.MacAulay, Lyle C.Marquis, Fernand D.McCarty, Eric D.McCune, Robert C.McRae, JamesMehta, ManishMichigan MetrologyMikoda, Sr., James H.Miller, JoanneMorris, John D.Mueller, Erik M.Nash, GuiruNowak, GregParker, Charles A.Passek, Thomas S.Pollack, JanePowell, Jr., Bob R.Pursall, P.Radzilowski, Ronald H.Rigsbee, J. MichaelRomano, RalphSantner, Joseph S.Schultz, Jay W.Shemenski, Robert M.Shirk, GinnySlaughter, Gerald M.Spaulding, Scott W.Specht, Fred R.Strauss, Joseph T.Theobald, Stanley C.Totta, Paul A.Trester, Paul W.Van Tilburg, G. C.Vittori, Stephen W.Walker, James L.Wang, QiguiWeertman, JuliaWiffen, F. W.Williamson, Gregory A.Witt, Gary G.

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2012 DONORS

“I am a 17-year-old enteringmy senior year of highschool. I want to thank youfor your generosity andsupport of the EisenmanMaterials Camp. Thisexperience has been wildlyincredible, to say the veryleast. I have learned somuch in such a short amountof time from the experiencedand passionate mentorshere. From themicrostructure of martensiteto the complex process ittakes to manufacture aseemingly simple nut, theknowledge I’ve obtained haswowed and awed me. I wasexperiencing and learningsomething that I feel noother camp could offer me.Everything about thiscamp—from the knowledge Ilearned to the people I met—is invaluable to me. Myknowledge about materialsand engineering has vastlyexpanded and the camp hasnearly cemented my decisionto major in an engineeringdiscipline in college. I can’tthank you enough for yourdonation, as it gave me thegift of this camp, which Ican’t put a price on.”2012 Eisenman Materials Camp StudentSarah Ireland, Pittsburgh, Pa.

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FRIENDS $99 & UNDERAbbondanza, PatAboud, BerniceAlfosail, FerasAl-hashem, HameedAllasino, Sergio LuisAlvanos, Neal A.Alvarez, Sr., JorgeAngelides, Peter G.Antonatos, AlexandrosArgon, Ali S.Arias, Delia E.Asante Jakobsen, Annette

Austin, C. W.Banker, John G.Barbour, GeorgeBartlett, Gary E.Bauer, Robert A.Bennetts, Stephanie L.Benscoter, Arlan O.Bianco, RobertBissegger, PeterBlais, Christopher B.Blunier, DavidBobee, Thomas G.Boileau, James M.Bolcavage, AnnBossard, J. G.Bowerman, Biays S.Broadwell, Roger G.Brownell, Michael P.Burke, DennyCabas, RamiroCameron, David W.Carda, Garry N.Cason, WilliamCavalli, MatthewChase Brissey, LindaChau, Hung C.Christodoulou, JulieCircle Boring & Machine Co.

Clark, Harold R.Classen, Daniel C.Craven, ChrisDaehn, RalphDanyluk, StevenDarragh, Craig V.Davies, Richard G.Defeo, Angelo J.Deutchman, Arnold H.Diehl, Kenneth L.Diepenbrock, ChrisDixon, GwendolynDonaldson, Ian

Dormer, GeorgeDougherty, James R.Dowell, Michael B.Duda, PatraiciaDuPont, PierreEdwards, Janice L.Edwards, Ralph P.Fairweather, DanielFonseca, CarmenFraker, Anna C.Gabb, Timothy P.Garcia, Victor M.Garness, Robert C.Garrett, Steven M.Gee, James T.Gibbs, David B.Gilbert, Bill W.Glasener, ThomasGoehring, Henry G.Goma, KanjiGonzalez, Sandra C.Granger, Douglas A. Guarini, Roberto N.Guclu, MustafaGunderson, SamHahn, Michael T.Hallquiest, John O.Hamlet Village LLCHandwerker, CarolHarrison, DouglasHarrison, Steve L.Harrysson, Ola L.Hawk, Jeffrey A.Hayden, H. W.Herring, Robert B.Herzfeld, Claudio J.Heulitt, Leslie MHinzmann, T. BrockHoffman, Raymond T.Holloway, Paul H.Hornung, Mary JaneHowe, TheresaHubbard, JamesHuff, AmyHuffman, Dennis D.Hull, Frederick C.Hurst, James J.Ilavsky, JanIrican, SaferJanisch, BobJasbinsek, JohnJenkins, James F.Jessen, Jr., Nicholas C.Johnson, David L.Juhas, Mary C.Kelley, Nathan LeeKirkham, Kenneth K.

Knauer, Michael P.Knorovsky, Gerald A.Kottke, William C.Kozmel, II, Thomas S.Kuno, MasaakiLambert, DanielLarkey, AlexLaughlin, David E.Lauritzen, Carrie A.Lavoie, JeanLaw Office of Jeffrey R.Ramberg

Legvari, JosephLeitch, Daniel B.Lentz, Charles W.Lercara, Charles J.Linker, FredLiu, QianchuLonsbury, EricLube, James A.Luetje, Robert E.Luhman, Thomas S.Lynch, Charles T.Machlin, IrvingMagee, Michael J.Mahanes, Harold P.Marble, Wayne A.Martin, Todd E.Martolini, FrancoMarx, Daniel R.Matousek, Jan W.Maxwell, DougMay, William A.Mayer, RobertMcLaughlin, DavidMcLean, AlexanderMcNelley, TerryMcPhate, Andrew J.Medina, JoseMetz, Jr., Kenneth L.Meyers, TommeyMiki, YasushiMiklasiewicz, Richard J.Miranda, Gaspar R.Myers, III, John T.Nagata, Peter K.Nageswaran, RamaNakamura, YuichiroNash, C. J.Nash, Samuel K.Obrien, David M.Oeters, Ronald R.Osmundson, Michael D.Palmer, Cynthia A.Patel, UdayanPayzant, Edward A.Pechulis, Michael J.Pederson, RalphPelicano, DavidPhillips, BobbyPiccione, DominicaPickering, Howard W.Pingree, Liam C.Pinkowish, AlexPitas, NikolaosPlehn, Edward J.Pollien, Jean-PierrePond, Jr., Robert B.Power, Peter M.Priatko, Greg J.Prichard, Paul D.Professional Analysis &Consulting, Inc.

Ramberg, Jeffrey R.Ramirez, Isaias H.Ramsay, Christopher W.Ransome, MarkRast, James J.Redman, James E.Richardson, Mark S.Rosenbaum, WernerRoss, James W.Roswell, Aurthur E.Rovertoni, Flavio M.Rua, Joseph M.Ruzauskas, Edward J.Saks, Ronald S.Salkus, RoySandrock, Gary D.Sauve, J. E.Schneider, GeorgeSchroth, James G.Scully, John R.Seren, Joseph J.Shellhammer, TrevorSherman, Andrew M.Shih, Kuang-KuoSilsby, Graham F.Silva, Eugene A.Simmons, Louis E.Singh, Narsingh B.Siren, Nils T.Slater, Ronald B.Smialek, James L.Smith, CarlisleSmyrak, BeataSnyder, Burton K.Sobieski, RichardSobkiewicz, AndrewSpears, WardStinsson, Jonathan S.Stuart, Laura R.Subramanyam, Dilip K.Sugano, MikioSunderland, Dion J.Taleff, Eric M.Tanaka, YasuhikoTartaglia, John M.Theus, George J.Toh, Chin HoiToler, DavidTrojan, Paul K.Turner, Arthur P.Tyler, DonUeki, MasanoriUtter, RobertVanDalen, Marsha E.Vandebrake, KenVatalaro, James F.Villegas, Juan C.Wallace, WilliamWarke, William R.Weier, JosephWhite, Dan R.White, Philip R.White, William E.Whiteside, Glenn G.Whittenberger, J. D.Wilks, Gerald W.Williams, DeanWolf, Brian J.Wyte, MichaelXie, MengtaoYarosik, Bernard S.Yolton, C. FredZeis, Lawrence A.



2012 DONORS, continued

ASM CHAPTERPARTNERS

ASM Chapters play a key supporting role in the growth

and expansion of ASM Foundation programs. Through

volunteerism—hosting a Materials Camp and providing a

network of speakers and mentors—the ASM membership

contributes to educational outreach within the society.

ASM AkronASM Albuquerque

ASM AtlantaASM BostonASM Calgary

ASM Central FloridaASM Chicago Regional

ASM CincinnatiASM ClevelandASM Columbus

ASM DaytonASM Detroit

ASM Eastern New YorkASM EdmontonASM HartfordASM Houston

ASM IndiaASM Lehigh ValleyASM Los Angeles

ASM Metro New York-New JerseyASM Minnesota

ASM Northwestern PennsylvaniaASM Oak Ridge

ASM PeoriaASM Philadelphia

ASM Pittsburgh Golden TriangleASM Puget Sound

ASM PuneASM Quad Cities USA

ASM South Central PennsylvaniaASM Twin TierASM Warren

ASM West MichiganASM Worcester

Material Advantage ChaptersMissouri University of Science

and Technology ChapterPenn State University ChapterUniversity of Texas Arlington

Chapter

2012 NACE cKIT PROGRAMNACE cKit with tools and supplies includes a

4-hour hands-on learning activity provided to allteachers attending ASM Materials Camps.

TM

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William Park WoodsideFounder’s Scholarship

Brian LaQuaUniversity of Wisconsin-Madison

Lucille &Charles A.

Wert Scholarship

Samuel MillerAlfred University


2012 SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS

George A. Roberts Scholarships

Eric LembachUniversity of Wisconsin-Madison

Dan KaminskiUniversity of Wisconsin-Milwaukee

JenniferPeverelleUniversity of

British Columbia

Lucas CarettaUniversity of Minnesota

Eric ColeThe Ohio State University

Aeriel MurphyUniversity of Alabama

Tyler StannardArizona State University

Mattea BrownPortland State University

Jason HebertUniversity of Alabama

Kathlene LindleyIowa State University

Jordan RutledgeColorado School

of Mines

Kimbrelle ThommassonUniversity of Washington

William & Mary Dyrkacz Scholarships

Outstanding Scholars

Bradley PotterCase WesternReserve University

Kelsey MeyerNew Mexico

Institute of Miningand Technology

Nikolaus PitasUniversity of Wisconsin-Milwaukee

Ladish Co. Foundation Scholarship

Edward J.Dulis

Scholarship

2012 ASM FOUNDATION PACESETTER AWARDOFFICE OF NAVAL RESEARCH

The Department of the Navy’sOffice of Naval Research (ONR)provides the science andtechnology necessary tomaintain the Navy and MarineCorps’ technological advantage.Through its affiliates, ONR is aleader in science andtechnology with engagement in

50 states, 30 countries, 1,035institutions of higher learningand more than 900 industrypartners. ONR employsapproximately 1,065 people,comprising uniformed, civilianand contract personnel, withadditional employees at theNaval Research Labin Washington, D.C.

SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING FAIRS500 awards given in the following countries:

American SamoaArgentinaAustraliaBelarusBrazilCanadaChileChina

Chinese TaipeiCosta Rica

Czech RepublicDenmark

District of ColumbiaEgypt

Georgia RepublicGermanyGuamHungary

IndiaIrelandIsraelItalyJapanJordan

KazakhstanKyrgyzstanMalaysiaMexicoNigeriaNorway

Northern IrelandPakistanPeru

PhilippinesPortugal

Puerto Rico

RussiaSingaporeSouth AfricaSouth KoreaSwedenTurkeyUkraine

United KingdomUnited StatesVirgin Islands




Anonymous (1)Prof. Jagdish NarayanDr. and Mrs. Aziz I. AsphahaniMr. and Mrs. John P. NielsenRiad I. AsfahaniAndy and Jane NydamDon and Marilyn BlickwedeRon and Cheryl ParringtonRichard D. BramsMr. and Mrs. Greg PetrusDr. and Mrs. Spencer H. BushJohn and Nancy PridgeonWilford H. Couts Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Ivan RacheffW. Raymond CribbBhakta B. and Sushama RathMary and Ray DeckerMr. and Mrs. William A. ReichDr. Daniel P. Dennies

George A. RobertsMr. and Mrs. W. William DyrkaczAlton D. and Julie RomigMr. and Mrs. William Hunt Eisenman

Karen SaboMr. and Mrs. Arthur E. FockeDr. Frederick E. SchmidtLyle H. Schwartz and Celesta S. Jurkovich

Gordon and Ann GeigerR. G. “Gil” GillilandDiane GoldinDr. William W. Scott, Jr.Maryella and Robert D. Halverstadt

Roch J. ShipleyJack and Ene SimonMr. and Mrs. Walter C. Hollander

Edward E. SlowterMr. and Mrs. Ashok KhareRobert SparksMr. Fred KisslingerTom and Jan StoebeWilliam P. KosterDr. and Mrs. Carl E. SwartzEdward H. Kottcamp, Jr.R. C. Tucker, Jr., PhD, FASMDavid and Barbara KrashesJulius L. TurkDr. George KraussMr. and Mrs. Kent R. Van HornDr. Christopher Viney and Dr. Lisa Gilliland-Viney

Warren H. KrogstadWilliam D. ManlyDr. and Mrs. Donald MuzykaDr. and Mrs. Charles A. Wert

PILLARS SOCIETY

The ASM Materials Education Foundation has known various forms of philanthropy and extraordinary ex-pressions of commitment to the future of materials science. The name ASM Pillars Society is based upon thesymbol of the Foundation, representing the four Pillars of our purpose: Education, Knowledge, Leadership,and Service.

Mr. Kevin J. BockenstedtChair Quality ManagerRichburg, ATI Allvac

Dr. Julio G. MaldonadoVice ChairSenior Materials EngineerChevron Energy Technology Co.

Dr. Carl J. CzajkowskiImmediate Past ChairDivision Head Detector DevelopmentBrookhaven National LaboratoryNonproliferation and Natl. Security Dept.

Dr. Christopher C. Berndt, FASMMember & ASM Board LiaisonIRIS Faculty of Engineering and Industrial SciencesSwinburne University of Technology, Australia

Ms. Janice L. EdwardsMember and ASMF Board Liaison Consultant, J.E. Consulting

Mr. Ronald J. Parrington, FASMMember and ASMF Board Liaison President, IMR Test Labs Inc.

Prof. Vilupanur A. Ravi, P.E., FASMMember and ASM Board Liaison Professor, Chemical and Materials EngineeringCalifornia State Polytechnic University

Dr. Pranesh AswathProfessor, University of Texas Arlington

Dr. Dianne Chong, FASMDirector Materials & Process TechnologyThe Boeing Co.

Dr. Benjamin ChurchAssistant Professor, Universityof Wisconsin-Milwaukee

Ms. Erica CorralAssistant ProfessorUniversity of Arizona

Dr. Daniel P. Dennies, FASMSenior Managing EngineerExponent

Dr. Kip O. FindleyDepartment of Metallurgical and Materials EngineeringColorado School of Mines

Mr. Robert L. HanlinInstructorUniversity of MissouriKansas City

Dr. Robin Forbes JonesDirector of Process DevelopmentATI Allvac

Dr. Padma KodaliCaterpillar Inc.

Dr. Daniel J. LewisAssistant ProfessorRensselaer Polytechnic Institute

Ms. Carolyn L. MerrittTest Spectrum, Inc.

Prof. Gregory B. Olson, FASMNorthwestern University

Dr. Naresh N. Thadhani, FASMSchool of Materials Science and EngineeringGeorgia Institute of Technology

Mrs. Pergentina L. DeatherageStaff LiaisonAdministrator, Foundation ProgramsASM Materials Education Foundation

ACTION IN EDUCATION COMMITTEE

EISENMAN ASM MATERIALS CAMP

PERMANENTLY ENDOWED STUDENT

SCHOLARSHIPSDONORS

Air Products, Inc.Doug Allan, FASM, and the Dave

Fallen MemorialJohn and Marian Andrews

Wendy AsphahaniBruce E. and Marilyn L.

Boardman Buehler and Employees

Mary Hegler CarusMary and Ray Decker

William and Mary DyrkaczElwood Group, Inc.

Engineering Systems, Inc. andProfessional Staff

Diane GoldinMaryella and Bob HalverstadtWilliam Hunt Eisenman Estate

William P. KosterWilliam D. ManlyMary P. Muzyka

Northwest Pennsylvania ASMChapter and Friends

Jeanne and Richard PitlerJohn and Nancy Pridgeon

George A. RobertsR. P. Simmons Family

Foundation

CITY OF MATERIALSThe City of Materials website

(www.cityofmaterials.com) is aninteractive environment where

students of all ages can experience how materials science and engineering impacts their daily lives.



2012 INCOME & EXPENSES


REVENUE

Contributions $777,711 76%Investment Earnings $252,228 24%

$1,029,940 100%

EXPENSES

Educational Programs $714,741 58%Administrative $402,720 33%Fundraising & Recognition $ 81,439 7%Governance $26,874 2%

$1,225,775 100%

Pre-audit Financials (prepared 5/20/13)

2012 INVESTMENT COMMITTEE

Dr. Alton D. Romig, Jr., FASMChairThe Skunk Works - Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Co.

Dr. Aziz I. Asphahani, FASMCarus Chemical Co. (retired)

Mr. Roger J. Fabian FASMRoger Fabian Consulting LLC

Mr. David J. Fitzgerald, FASMPrecision Surfaces Int.

Mr. Robert J. FultonBoard LiaisonHoeganaes Corp. (retired)

Dr. Donald R. Muzyka, FASMSpecial Metals Corp. (retired)

Mr. Thomas S. PassekASM International

Mr. Tracy PutnamBuehler

Dr. Richard K. Pitler, FASMAllegheny Ludlum Corp. (retired)

Mr. Jon D. Tirpak P.E., FASMSCRA Applied R&D

Dr. Roch J. Shipley, P.E., FASMProfessional Analysis & Consulting, Inc.

“LIVING IN A MATERIAL WORLD”K-12 TEACHERGRANTS PROGRAM2012 WINNERS

Provides support and incentivefor K-12 teachers to develop andimplement science-teaching ac-tivities.Program started in 2001 and

awards 10 grants at $500 eachannually.

Materials Science CurriculumDevelopment for MiddleSchoolLynn Fagerholm, Kenston Intermediate School and Kenston Middle School, Ohio

Materials Science CourseJessica Clark, Colton Penwell,Dena Kirby, Pioneer Career and Technology Center, Ohio

The Great Lava RaceJennifer Veron, Slauson Middle School, Calif.

Pre Engineering ExplorationsJames Wilkie, Gompers Middle School, Calif.

Nanotech ApplicationsCandace Schneggenburger,Palmyra-Macedon High School,N.Y.

Increasing the Exposure to theMaterial Sciences with ManipulativesDaniel Kaplin, College of Staten Island, N.Y.

In Search of SustainablePackagingJessica Noffsinger, STEM Magnet Lab School, Colo.

Materials Engineering CourseEmil Stenger, Jr., Mifflinburg Area High School, Pa.

Materials Science CurriculumDevelopment for MiddleSchoolJennifer McGeown, Brady Middle School (Orange City Schools), Ohio

Thermal InsulationAlaka Devi, Millard Elementary School, Calif.

ASM MATERIALS CAMP® ATTENDEESThrough planned 2013

STUDENTS - 238 camps; 8,782 students (projected)

TEACHERS - 240 camps; 5,631 teachers (projected)

ContributorsInvestment Earnings

Education programsAdministrativeFundraising & RecognitionGovernance


“Anna is very driven by her love of math and science and aspires to be an engineer inthe future. She is currently enrolled in an Internship at Arizona State University in thematerials, science and engineering program—taking advantage of every opportunityto help her grow and learn in her field of interest. Her participation in severalorganizations on campus reflects her passion for helping others to achieve. She is amember of the cross country team, a member of the chamber orchestra and active inNational Spanish Honor Society and still manages to maintain a 4.00 GPA.”Ms Laura Zinke, Gifted Program Coordinator



Frauke Hogue is a consult-ant metallographer in failureanalysis. She has provideddecades of service to ASM In-ternational, the ASM MaterialsEducation Foundation, and theInternational MetallographicSociety (IMS), especially insupport of training and educa-tion programs.She was born in Germany and received her edu-

cation in metallography and testing of materials atthe Lette Verein in Berlin, Germany. In 1967 shemoved to Los Angeles with the goal of learning tech-nical English. She worked for Voi-Shan, a manufac-turer of aerospace fasteners, in the Quality Controllaboratory for ten years. At Voi-Shan she wrote train-ing manuals, trained new technicians, and interfacedwith customers and suppliers. In 1981 Frauke be-came an independent consultant in metallography,working mainly in the greater Los Angeles area, pro-viding metallographic services and training programsto failure analysis companies, including those in theelectronics industry.Since 1985 she has been teaching intensive

courses at ASM International and at companiesthroughout the United States. The first course wasMetallographic Techniques. Realizing there was agap in the offered courses, Frauke developed Prac-tical Interpretation of Microstructures which consistsof a collection of about 300 prepared specimens anda notebook of annotated images of various materialsand conditions. This class was followed by Metal-lography for Failure Analysis and Metallography of

Fasteners. Both Practical Interpretation of Micro-structures and Metallography for Failure Analysishave been converted into one-day, lecture-onlycourses which have been presented to internationalaudiences at conferences such as MS&T, AeroMat,and Microscopy & Microanalysis. She received theASM Distinguished Educator Award in 1996 and theASM Instructor of Merit Award in 1997.Frauke has always been interested in exposing

young people to the field of materials science, in gen-eral, and metallurgy and metallography, specifically.She was a Boy Scout merit badge councilor forMetals Engineering for many years. When the ASMMaterials Education Foundation started thinkingabout Materials Camp, she was very much involved indeveloping the program and served several years ascurriculum leader. She has been a mentor at each ofthe Eisenman Materials Camps since 2000 and also atcamps in Chicago, Los Angeles, and in France. As a member of IMS for over twenty years, she

has presented several papers at conferences includ-ing Metallography of Fasteners, Metallography ofMeteorites, and Metallography in Failure Analysis. In2000 she was elected to the board of directors. Cur-rently she is serving as IMS Past President(2011–2013).Frauke’s other technical affiliation is with Inde-

pendent Metallurgical Engineering Consultants ofCalifornia (IMECA). She has been an active member,planning meetings and presenting papers, and hasserved as president. She lives with her husband Har-lan in Pacific Palisades and Yucca Valley, California,and they enjoy traveling, hiking, exploring backroads of the desert, and classical music together.

2012 GEORGE A. ROBERTS AWARD

STUDENT CHAPTERGRANTS

2012 WINNERS

Georgia Institute of TechnologyNew Mexico Institute of Mining

and TechnologyRensselaer Polytechnic Institute

University of MichiganUniversity of Minnesota

Worcester Polytechnic InstituteView winning projects online at

www.asmfoundation.org.

2012 UNDERGRADUATE

DESIGN COMPETITION

PROGRAM WINNERS

FIRST PLACEDesign Team from

Northwestern UniversityTeam Members

Ruilong MaWisaruth MaethasithBenjamin Richardson

Eric SchwenkerZhibo Zhao

Project: “TRIP-150 Blast Protection Alloy”

SECOND PLACEMichigan Technological

UniversityTeam MembersTrevor GibsonCarol DemingLance Taylor

Nick WeinbergProject: “Reduction of ResidualStresses in Case Brake Rotors”

Abstracts of the winning projects are posted on the ASM

Foundation website www.asmfoundation.org

Design Competition Committee

Dr. Vilupanur Ravi, FASM California State Polytechnic University, Pomona (Chair)Mr. Kevin J. Bockenstedt

ATI-AllvacDr. Dianne Chong, FASM

BoeingDr. Robin Forbes Jones

ATI AllvacDr. Padma Kodali

Caterpillar, Inc.Dr. Julio Maldonado

Chevron Energy Technology Co.

2012 NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLAR

Anna Weiss

2012 KISHOR M. KULKARNI HIGH SCHOOL TEACHER OF THE YEAR AWARD

“Some teachers are recognized for their education; some are recognized for theirsuccesses. Mrs. Boucvalt has both. She has everything that the best teacher shouldhave. She has care, devotion, and a helping spirit. She shows interest and excitementwhen she teaches. She is very inspirational and kindhearted, yet she stretches us tobe the best of what we can be. Mrs. Boucvalt’s successes are reflected through herstudents. I am what I am today because of her hard work and devotion.”Caleb Gestes, Student

“Cathy Boucvalt has been a teacher at John Curtis Christian School since 1992 andholds many titles and honors both inside the school organization and outside the NewOrleans community. As Science Department Chair, she has produced teachingmethods that have inspired her students to achieve not only good grades but sciencefair honors and a vision for their future. Awards include the New Orleans Science FairOutstanding Teachers and Mentor award. Her students have won recognition not onlyin New Orleans but in international science fairs. Cathy has inspired students torecognize the world of materials. In addition, ASM, NACE, and ASNT have recognizedher students with top science fair awards.”Charlie Speed, ASM Teachers Camp-New Orleans Chair, 2009-2010

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