Upcoming events.
Leadership Breakfast Series: Great Lakes Biomimicry
Carol Thaler and Trisha Brown
Biomimicry Specialists Great Lakes Biomimicry
REGISTRATION COMING SOON
CES Leadership Lunch with James Free - “Ohio’s Key Role in Space Exploration”
This event is being rescheduled.
You may have heard the news that the first crewed flight of Boeing's new Starliner capsule has been pushed to the end of the week due to a technical issue. View more here: Boeing's Starliner mission was scrubbed Monday. Here's when it will try to launch again. (msn.com)
It was lined up to launch on May 6, 2024, but they had scrubbed the launch and the new target date is as early as Friday, May 10, 2024.
A launch reschedule requires a shift on everyone's part, therefore, we made the decision to reschedule our Leadership Lunch with NASA's Mr. James Free to a future date. We are working diligently with his staff to reschedule at his next earliest convenience.
Thank you to all involved in this historic endeavor. We look forward to hearing about a successful NASA/Boeing Starliner launch and mission.
James Free
Associate Administrator - NASA
James Free is NASA’s associate administrator, its third highest-ranking executive and highest-ranking civil servant. He is the senior advisor to NASA Administrator Bill Nelson and Deputy Administrator Pam Melroy. In his role, Free leads the agency’s 10 center directors as well as the mission directorate associate administrators at NASA Headquarters in Washington. He acts as the agency’s chief operating officer for more than 18,000 employees.
This event is going to be rescheduled for a future date and registration is closed at this time.
CES 72nd Annual Design & Construction Conference and Tradeshow: Ahoy! Stewardship in Motion
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ScholarSHIP | MemberSHIP | StewardSHIP | MentorSHIP | RelationSHIP |
The CES Annual Design & Construction Conference and Trade Show is a forum for professionals in civil engineering, construction, architecture, and related industries to learn about new technologies and best practices that can be utilized to enhance the region's infrastructure and public works systems and services. This year's theme is: Ahoy! Stewardship in Motion. With a special focus on how we can all be stewards to our community.
CES Leadership Breakfast - NASA Glenn: Power, Energy & Sustainable Aviation
NASA Glenn: Power, Energy & Sustainable Aviation
Dr. Jimmy Kenyon is director of NASA’s Glenn Research Center in Cleveland. He oversees a staff of more than 3,200 civil servants and support service contractors and an annual budget of approximately $900 million.
Prior to becoming Glenn’s director, Kenyon served as director of the Advanced Air Vehicles Program at NASA Headquarters in Washington. He also worked at Pratt & Whitney, where he held leadership roles in business development, program management, and engineering. Dr. Kenyon joined Pratt & Whitney after 17 years as a civilian in the Department of Defense, including six years in the Office of the Secretary of Defense.
He is a Fellow of the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics and of the Royal Aeronautical Society.
Leadership Breakfast Series: Re-Imagining the Nuclear Submarine Maintenance Process
Keynote Speaker
CAPT Edward L. Bartlett, Jr. USMM Founder, Chairman CEO Bartlett Maritime Corporation
Cold War Submarine Veteran on (3) SSNs and (1) Submarine Tender; Nuclear Power School Instructor
First President, DRS Power Systems
Engineering Manager, Electric Boat – Virginia & Seawolf Class Designs
Re-Imagining the Nuclear Submarine Maintenance Process
REGISTRATION CLOSED
email: tpekarcik@cesnet.org to get on the waiting list
Check out OAI and Great Lakes Biomimicry: Biocene 2023 Conference
*Note: This is not a CES event. This is an event put on by our affiliate partner Ohio Aerospace Institute along with Great Lakes Biomimicry.
Event Details
Biocene 2023’s theme is Biomimicry: Transforming Materials – looking at how materials have been inspired by nature and to the future of what can still be discovered. This will be explored at many scales – from nano structures to regenerative buildings – with presenters and attendees from many industries, organizations, and research institutions.
Where and When:
October 18, 19, and 20
Ohio Aerospace Institute
22800 Cedar Point Road
Cleveland, OH 44145
In-person:
Early Registration until September 15th: $395
Register September 16th to October 4th: $450
Virtual:
Register until October 13th: $100
Students:
Some subsidized registrations might be available. Contact Trisha Brown at connect@glbiomimicry.org to be put on the list.
Leadership Breakfast Series - The All In Plan Towards a Great Region on a Great Lake
KEYNOTE SPEAKER
Baiju Shah
President & CEO Greater Cleveland Partnership
REGISTRATION OPTIONS
Includes 2 registrations to our Leadership Breakfast Series forum, signage at the breakfast buffet, and opportunity for branded coffee cups.
*Limit of two breakfast sponsors per event
Table includes member registration to our Leadership Breakfast Series forum along with networking, opportunity to earn 1 CPD credit hour, and a full-service hot breakfast for 8 people.
Includes member registration to our Leadership Breakfast Series forum along with networking, opportunity to earn 1 CPD credit hour, and a full-service hot breakfast.
Includes 1 senior registration to our Leadership Breakfast Series forum along with networking and a full-service hot breakfast.
Table includes non-member registration to our Leadership Breakfast Series forum along with networking, opportunity to earn 1 CPD credit hour, and a full-service hot breakfast for 8 people.
Includes non-member registration to our Leadership Breakfast Series forum along with networking, opportunity to earn 1 CPD credit hour, and a full-service hot breakfast.
Includes 1 student registration to our Leadership Breakfast Series forum along with networking and a full-service hot breakfast.
Check out AWT's STEM to Career Pathways Event
The AWT Transformation Open House is for teachers to learn how the STEM concepts/activities that are taught in the classroom are connected to the manufacturing programs/careers offered by AWT partners. The participants will get a chance to tour AWT's new Transformation Center learn about work-based opportunities from local companies, and hear from schools with established career-based alternative pathways.
CES will be at the Energy & Mobility Conference -2023
The Cleveland Engineering Society will have a booth at the upcoming Energy & Mobility Conference & Expo September 12 -15, 2023. Come see us at our booth.
Register to attend the conference here: Registration - Energy & Mobility - Technology, Systems and Value Chain Conference & Expo (energyandmobility.org)
We hope to see you there!
Leadership Breakfast Series: Industry 4.0
MAGNET’s President & CEO, Dr. Ethan Karp, presents the topic of Industry 4.0 at our CES August Leadership Breakfast. Ethan is a committed change-maker and community builder who is passionate about transforming manufacturing to build a brighter future. At the helm of MAGNET, he connects people and companies to opportunities for growth and prosperity in the region’s preeminent center for manufacturing innovation and technology.
46th Annual CES Golf Outing & Fundraiser
8:30 AM - Check-In and Breakfast
10:00 AM - Shotgun Start
Space is limited to 30 foursomes (120 golfers). Don’t delay! Reserve your spot today for what promises to be a five-star event!
CES Mini Golf Summer Social (Family Friendly Event)
Join us for our family friendly Summer Social event at Buzzard Cove! Play a round of mini golf or hit a bucket of balls at the driving range. Summer fun for the whole family!
Leadership Breakfast Series: Cuyahoga County Utility & Microgrid Work
Our Leadership Breakfast Series is BACK! Join us for our first one in a couple years. Our Keynote Speakers are Mike Foley and Andy Thomas presenting the topic of Cuyahoga County Utility and Microgrid Work. You won’t want to miss it!
CES Industry Tour at NASA Glenn Research Center
Join us for our Industry Tour at the NASA Glenn Research Center (Cleveland, OH). The guided tour will take us to five of NASA Glenn's most popular labs and facilities.
ONLY 25 SPOTS AVAILABLE. WE HAVE REACHED CAPACITY!
Guided tour at five NASA Glenn Research Facilities
IMPORTANT INFO: All visitors to NASA Glenn must be 18 or over and are required to present one form of current government-issued identification (state issued driver's license, U.S. Passport, Military ID card, U.S. permanent resident card, etc.)
Tour stops will depend on availability the day of tour. Each stop is 30 minutes (10 minutes between for travel)
9:00am ‐ 9:30am: 10x10 Supersonic Wind Tunnel [designed to test supersonic propulsion components from inlets and nozzles to full‐scale jet and rocket engines]
9:40am ‐ 10:10am: Electric Propulsion and Power Lab [supports research and development of spacecraft power and electric propulsion systems]
10:20am – 10:50am: Simulated Lunar Operations (SLOPE) Lab [provides controlled test conditions to evaluate the tractive performance of roving vehicles on simulated Lunar and Martian terrain]
11:00am – 11:30am: Graphics and Visualization (GVIS) Lab [unique lab that develops graphic visualizations from data and models to provide researchers, scientists, engineers and others with a visual tool to develop solutions for their work]
11:40am – 12:10 pm: Zero‐G Research Facility [allows experiment hardware to free fall a distance of 432 feet to provide researchers with a near weightless or microgravity environment for a duration of 5.18 seconds]
71st Annual Design & Construction Conference & Tradeshow
The Design & Construction Conference and Tradeshow is one of The Cleveland Engineering Society's longest standing events. CES members and non-members come together for a day filled with educational enhancement and networking centered around topics related to Design & Construction. The theme for the conference this year is Back to the Future: Air | Land | Water.
Industry Tour: Crawford Auto-Aviation Museum
Join us for our first Industry Tour of 2023 at the Western Reserve Historical Society's Crawford Auto-Aviation Museum in University Circle (Cleveland, OH). The guided tour along with a behind the scenes look will be sure to peak anyone's interest. This tour will leave a lasting impression on our members and guests. Register today!
Your registration includes:
Admission into the Museum
1 hour guided tour (with the CES group)
Chance to earn 1 CPD credit hour (certificate provided following the tour)
Join us after the tour for a CES Social at a nearby restaurant (TBD) from 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM
**Parking for the Crawford Auto-Aviation Museum is behind the building ($8 per vehicle):
Turn down E. 108th Street (to the west side of the building)
You will see a parking sign
Right on Magnolia Drive
Right on Lenore Court
From there pull into the parking lot
Industry Tour – LTA Research Airdock
The Cleveland Engineering Society is excited to host this rare opportunity to tour the former Goodyear Airdock and learn about plans to use the historic Airdock to develop and manufacture state-of-the art, electric powered zero emissions airships. The tour will be hosted by Dr. Alan Weston, CEO of Lighter Than Air Research and a former NASA and Air Force senior executive.
The Goodyear Airdock, as it was formerly known, rests in Akron, Ohio, and was constructed in 1929 from plans created by the Wilbur Watson Engineering Company of Cleveland, Ohio. Mr. Watson was a civil engineering icon in Ohio, developing many bridge building techniques that are still used to this day. Construction began in April of 1929 and by November 25 of that year, the Airdock was completed at a cost of $2.2 million. Two dirigibles, the USS Akron (ZRS-4) and its sister, the USS Macon (ZRS-5), were built in the Airdock and launched in 1931 and 1934 respectively.
Having been added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1973, the Akron Airdock is located at 1210 Massillon Rd., Akron, Ohio, and can be easily seen from U.S. Rt. 224 just east of downtown Akron. The Airdock is not open to the public.
The Airdock is currently home to LTA Research, an exciting venture founded by Sergey Brin with the vision of using a new generation of Lighter than Air Aircraft to supplement humanitarian aid efforts across the globe. The tour will be the local engineering communities first peek at the exciting research and development efforts being undertaken.
Come join us for this unique event that will be followed by a CES hosted happy hour, at Hoppin Frog Brewery, immediately following the tour.
This event is open to both CES members and friends of CES. Though there is no set limit to the number of participants, an RSVP is required to attend in order to get a head count for logistics and planning.
45th Annual Golf Outing & Fundraiser
Come join us on August 8th for the day at beautiful Fox Meadow Country Club. Details are on the Events page. Check it out!
Family Fun Sunday at Classic Park - Play Ball!!!
Please join the CES for "Family Fun Sunday" at Classic Park; where the Lake County Captains take on the Dayton Dragons!
Engineer for a 1/2 day
The Cleveland Engineering Society (CES) and Cleveland State University (CSU) have teamed up to bring you this unique opportunity. CSU will be hosting a “Job Shadowing Program” for up and coming, highly motivated engineers currently in grades 10-12. As a valued member of CES, your company is eligible to host students for a ½-day glimpse into the field of engineering. Participating companies will help shape the future of engineering, while obtaining insight into the next generation of engineering talent.
CES After Work Social
Why should you attend? We are meeting at a central and convenient location to converse with friends and colleagues before the holiday rush. We will be welcoming suggestions for 2022 CES Programming "What to do in 2022".