Welcome to the Albany Society of Engineers

Click here for the Capital District National Engineers Week Program 

Next Meeting (All are Welcome to Attend)

Tuesday, February 28, 2012

Place: Best Western Airport Inn, 200 Wolf Road, Colonie, NY

Directions: From I-87 Northbound, get off at Exit 4, Albany Airport, right onto Wolf Road, then the hotel is on the right side of Wolf Road approx 0.25 miles from the exit. From I-87 Southbound, get off at Exit 4, left turn off the long exit ramp, left turn onto Albany Shaker Road, followed by a quick right onto to Wolf Road, travel south on Wolf Road for approx. 0.5 miles, the Best Western is on the right side of the road.

Time:

• 5:30 PM Social Hour (Cash Bar)
• 6:15 PM Dinner
• 7:15 PM Business Meeting
• 7:30 PM Speaker: Dr. Kozlowski

Menu Choices & Costs:

• Pork Medallions ($27)
• Chicken Parmigiana ($27)
• Salmon Filet ($28)

Program: Keene Valley Landslide

Speaker: Dr. Andrew Kozlowski, State Geologist

For reservations contact Bernie Schatz. The deadline for reservations is Wednesday, February 22, 2012 at 9:00 PM. Click here to make your reservations or call 518-463-4998. 

Who We Are

Members

The Albany Society of Engineers is composed of persons of all ages actively engaged in or retired from the profession of engineering or kindred professions. Included are persons from government, communications, utilities, industries, commerce and private engineering practice.

Mission

The Mission of the Albany Society of Engineers is the promotion of high professional standards in the practice of engineering and related science and technology in the community through the educational advancement of its members and the community.

Meetings

The Albany Society of Engineers meets once a month from September through June. The meetings consists of a dinner followed by a presentation of a timely technical topic. Usually, the May and June meetings are preceded by a field trip to a project, industrial or research facility.

Who Can Join

Membership is open to anyone with a technical background interested in promoting the advancement of knowledge and practice in engineering. Anyone interesting in joining may contact President Richard Marriott or submit a Membership Application (PDF) or Membership Application  (Word).

Benefits

• Networking with others in the Capital District engineering community
• Maintain currency with presentations on timely technical topics
• Opportunity to discuss problems and issues with engineers of different disciplines