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Division on Engineering and Physical Sciences
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National Materials Advisory Board
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Materials Forum 2007: Corrosion Education in the 21st Century |
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3/30/2007Meeting End:3/30/2007 |
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National Academies (Keck Center) |
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500 Fifth Street, NW, Washington D.C. 20001 |
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The workshop will consider the capability of U.S. engineering curricula to educate undergraduate students in corrosion identification and abatement. The workshop participants will speak about their perspectives on whether corrosion abatement is adequately addressed in our nation's engineering curricula and, if not, what issues need to be addressed to develop a comprehensive corrosion curriculum in undergraduate engineering. The outline workshop agenda is as follows:
Session 1: Motivation: Why is Corrosion Education Important?
Session 2: Current Practices: Corrosion Education Today
Session 3: Implementation: What needs to be done to improve Corrosion Education?
For information on registration for this event and future updates of the agenda see http://www.nationalacademies.org/corrosioneducation. |
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For more information, Please contact: |
| Contact: |
Michael Moloney |
| Contact Affiliation: |
NMAB |
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corrosion@nas.edu |
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212-334-3505 |
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Outline Workshop Agenda:
Session 1: Motivation: Why is Corrosion Education Important?
Session 2: Current Practices: Corrosion Education Today
Session 3: Implementation: What needs to be done to improve Corrosion Education?
For information on registration for this event and future updates of the agenda see http://www.nationalacademies.org/corrosioneducation. |
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