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In this Issue 1. Presidents Message Executive Committee 2. Seneca College Automation Lab Message to Employers New & CCST Members 3. Loop Tuning 1 Course Description 4. September 28 Dinner Meeting |
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in the LOOP the Newsletter that keeps you tuned in |
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Upcoming Events · ISA EXPO 2006, 17-19 October Houston, TX · LOOP TUNING 1 Training Course, 23-24 October Toronto ON · WBF 2006 European Conference, 13-15 November Belgium |
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Setting the Standard for Automation |
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Website: www.isatoronto.org Email: office@isatoronto.org L.Salemi |
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those that took the time to complete these surveys and in appreciation of this effort David Merritt was selected from the list of respondents and has won a free 1 year membership renewal.
Our first dinner meeting (see pg. 4), typically held on the fourth Thursday of each month, will be on September 28th at LeBiftheque Steakhouse in Etobicoke. Please come out and meet the executive, network with fellow members, get educated and best of all enjoy a steak dinner for only $10.
We encourage your participation.
Best regards Reynold Ramdial ISA Toronto Section President |
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2006-2007 Executive Committee |
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Section Officers
President—Reynold Ramdial President Elect—Glen Doole Vice President—Currie Gardner Treasurer—Doug Norton Secretary—Henry Rasanen Rules Advisor—Leo Salemi Delegate—Phil Salemi Past President—Doug Norton
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Committee Chairs
Education—Gordon Chen Programs—Glen Doole Directory—Louise Jones Exhibits—Louise Jones Membership—Don Mahony Standards—Doug Norton Webmaster—Leo Salemi Newsletter Editor—Leo Salemi Historian—Stan Weiss Honors&Awards—Hank Rasanen Student Liaison—Len Klochek |
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Presidents Message
The new ISA activity year for the section is about to start and here’s hoping that we can have a progressive year where we can accomplish some of the goals that we have set for the section during our summer workshop.
Coming out of this full day planning session, the committee members, who volunteered one of their Saturday weekends, identified a few things that we want to do, some of which have already been put in motion.
As a reminder to members of the Instrumentation and Automation profession ISA's raison d'etre is to provide services and resources to its members. Most of these resources are available on the ISA web site and are free to members. As further benefits to members, there are also a host of training courses and material available to help attain the highest levels of their profession.
The Toronto section provide some of these services through monthly member/dinner meetings where informative and educational topics are presented by experts and professionals in their respective fields. Members and guests are invited to attend and learn the latest in technologies.
We also welcome suggestions for topics for these presentations and encourage fellow members to assist ISA in continuing to be the premier organization serving the Automation profession.
The online membership surveys were a valuable tool in determining membership needs, namely — the annual show, programs (a.k.a. dinner meetings) and training courses. Many thanks to |