Date: 24-February-2011
Time: 05:00PM to 09:00PM
Location: Putnam Museum, Davenport, Iowa
This year's Engineer's Week banquet will include displays from some of the 35 technical and professional science and engineering societies in the Quad Cities. There will be schoarships and awards and an induction to the Order of the Engineer, as well as a keynote speaker.
Food Catered by Iowa Machine Shed Restaurant with Italian Chicken and Lemon Peppered Cod, with bread, potatoes, coleslaw, cottage cheese, and a cobbler for dessert. Water, ice tea and coffee are included. A cash bar will be open all night.
Cost $35 and $20 for full-time students (open to the public!)
Link here for more information and registration.
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Wednesday, February 9, 2011
Friday, December 10, 2010
FIRST Lego League Regionals
What? 2nd Annual FIRST LEGO League Regional Qualifier
When? Saturday, December 11, 2010 (8am-4pm)
Where? Putnam Museum, 1717 W. 12th Street, Davenport, Iowa
Join us for the second annual, QCESC Co-Sponsored, FIRST Lego League Regionals at the Putnam Museum, in Davenport! This is a great event and we expect about 300 people at the museum tomorrow. [map]
When? Saturday, December 11, 2010 (8am-4pm)
Where? Putnam Museum, 1717 W. 12th Street, Davenport, Iowa
Join us for the second annual, QCESC Co-Sponsored, FIRST Lego League Regionals at the Putnam Museum, in Davenport! This is a great event and we expect about 300 people at the museum tomorrow. [map]
Monday, December 14, 2009
Quad Cities FIRST Lego League Challenge
There was a FIRST Lego League regional meet at the Putnam Museum on Saturday. Quite a good turnout, with a couple hundred kids (aged 9-14), parents and teachers from the region. The event was co-sposored by the Quad Cities Engineering and Science Council and Iowa State University. To learn more about FIRST programs, like this, visit http://www.usfirst.org.
[ Article from QC Times ]
[ Article from QC Times ]
Tuesday, February 24, 2009
QCESC Awards Ceremony

From the QCESC Awards Banquet on Friday. I am receiving the Sr. Scientist of the Year award from Pat Barnes, QCESC President. (2/20/2009)
Friday, February 20, 2009
The 47th Annual QCESC Engineers Week Banquet
Tonight is the 47th Annual QCESC Engineers Week Banquet (http://www.qcesc.org/banquet.htm) being held in conjunction with the Henry Farnum Dinner this year. We should have a couple hundred attendees for a talk on the completion of lock and dam 15 at Rock Island, on the Mississippi River. In addition, the Quad Cities Engineering and Science Council will be presenting Jr./Sr. Scientist and Engineer of the Year awards, a Lifetime Achievement award and student scholarships. QCESC is composed of a number of area engineering and science organizations, including the IEEE section that I was chair of last year.
If you decide to come at the last minute, we should have a couple extra places saved, and there may be snow tonight which will lead to some no-shows. Please DO COME if you have an interest. It will be a wonderful presentation, and the banquet is served by the Radisson in downtown Davenport. An excellent event, for only $40.
The award recipients already know who they are, and their biographies will be published in the brochure, so I'm not revealing too much prematurely to share that I've been selected as the Sr. Scientist of the Year. It is an honor to know that the community values engineering and science, and is willing to promote activities like this.
If you decide to come at the last minute, we should have a couple extra places saved, and there may be snow tonight which will lead to some no-shows. Please DO COME if you have an interest. It will be a wonderful presentation, and the banquet is served by the Radisson in downtown Davenport. An excellent event, for only $40.
The award recipients already know who they are, and their biographies will be published in the brochure, so I'm not revealing too much prematurely to share that I've been selected as the Sr. Scientist of the Year. It is an honor to know that the community values engineering and science, and is willing to promote activities like this.
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