Chattanooga Engineers Club
P.O. Box 4031
Chattanooga, TN 37405
www.ChattanoogaEngineersClub.org
 
Next Meeting – May 21, 2007 – The UTC Mini Baja Team will present their entry in the annual competition sponsored by the Society for Automotive Engineers.  Comparisons will be made to the very successful vehicle built by UTC students last year.  Following the presentation, a demonstration of both vehicles will be held in Miller Park, weather permitting.

Lunch will be available for $11 beginning at 11:30 am, and will be from the outstanding Cellar buffet. Location: Tallan Cellar Restaurant, 200 West ML King Blvd, Chattanooga, TN 37402.
 
Note: Parking is no longer available at the Days Inn Hotel due to extensive on-going renovations at the Inn. Use on street meters or park in the rear of the Tallan Building or in one of the commercial lots nearby.
 
Professional Development units (PDUs) are available for most technical programs at CEC meetings.
 
FUTURE MEETINGS
 
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May 28 – Memorial Day – No CEC Meeting
 
June 4 – “What’s Happening at EPB” Ron Fugett will describe current and planned activities of the Electric Power Board.
 
June 11 – No Meeting on Monday of this week due to Joint Meeting on Friday
 
June 15 – TSPE, ASCE, CEC, and CTC are planning a joint meeting at noon on FRIDAY, June 15. Rear Admiral Raymond K. Alexander, Civil Engineer Corps, Deputy Chief of Civil Engineers and Deputy Commander for Contingency Engineering will speak during Navy Week celebration…location and other details to follow
 
June 18 – John Morris of Sunlight Direct will demonstrate state of the art in solar/passive lighting systems that have been installed at the Siskin Children’s Institute. Box lunches will be provided. Details to follow.
 
PREVIOUS WEEK PROGRAM
 
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May 14 – Michael J. Landguth, A.A.E., President and CEO, Chattanooga Metropolitan Airport Authority, spoke on airport growth and its impact on the community. Mike discussed the many new flights available from Chattanooga, including the low cost carrier that recently joined the airport.
 
ITEMS OF INTEREST
 
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Fire Eye Productions, Inc. has made available many video recordings of events in our community by creating the Local Webcast Network. Several Chattanooga Engineers Club programs are included; you may be on there too! Go to www.localwebcastnetwork.com, click the free registration, enter your name, email address, and password, and then activate using the confirmation email. We are inviting them to return soon, so more Chattanoogans can see our great programs.
 
Speaking Opportunities! Volunteers needed to address speaker requests from elementary schools, middle schools, high schools, and youth groups to visit classrooms, assemblies, and group meetings. High school student groups may schedule tours of CSTCC to visit mechanical, electrical, civil, chemical technology classes and other locations of the campus. Contact Jackie Rutledge at (423)697-2698 or lulu.copeland@chattanoogastate.edu.
 
QUESTIONS, SUGGESTIONS? If you have any questions or suggestions about program items please contact Ron Bailey at 423-425-5536 or by email at Ronald-Bailey@utc.edu. You can find membership application forms, references to future programs, historical data, and other info at http://www.ChattanoogaEngineersClub.org. To receive future meeting announcements by email, join the Cha. Technology Organization mailing list at http://mail.chattanoogaengineersclub.org/mailman/listinfo/chatech_chattanoogaengineersclub.org