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Northern Alberta Institute of Technology
Edmonton, AB
Contact:
Stewart Cook
780-471-7810
October 27, 2010
Vincennes University
Vincennes, IN
June 18, 2010
Sinclair Community College
Dayton, OH
New England
May 7, 2010
Worcester Technical High School
Worcester, MA
New York-Capital Region
April 10, 2010
Ulster County BOCES
& Orange County Choppers
Port Ewen, NY
Tennessee
March 11, 2010
Tennessee Technology Center
Shelbyville, TN
Southern Region
February 25-26, 2010
Isothermal Community College
Spindale, NC
Southern California
February 20, 2010
San Bernardino Valley College
South Carolina
November 4, 2009
BJ Skelton Career Center
Great Lakes
October 29, 2009
Lansing Community College
Northern California
October 24, 2009
De Anza College
HFO Dealer Network2010 North American
HTEC CNC Educator's Conference
New location, new energy, new presentations! The 4th Annual HTEC CNC Educator's Conference 2010 promises to be the best conference yet and our online registration is now OPEN!
Each year our conference is an outstanding opportunity to share our educational experiences. This year's Conference theme is Innovations in CNC Technology Education. As I reported in my last two letters, our Conference date is set, two major industry tours are finalized and we have booked a sunset Dinner Cruise on the Detroit Princess Riverboat. Our local Michigan planning team at Macomb CC in Warren, MI, lead by Gary Walters, is now meeting every three weeks, putting together the many meeting details that will go into making our 3-day educational event flawless.
We had an excellent response to our Call for Presentations and we have been able to put together a very informative agenda of educational topics, technical presentations, cool projects and many new HTEC Partner Exhibits. Thank you for your submissions.
Take a look at the 2010 Conference Agenda on the Registration Page. The conference fee this year is the same as 2009, $150. An outstanding value. We will also have a broad range of hotel accommodations nearby. All presentations will be held at Macomb CC - South Campus.
Also our 2010 Regional HTEC Conference Program continues to grow. Three 2010 Regional Conferences, have already happened: Southern California, Southern Region (NC, SC & VA) and Tennessee. Five more Regional Conferences or major HTEC Events have dates set:
- New York-Capital Region
- New England
- Utah
- Northern Illinois
- Dayton, Ohio
There are 7 additional regions that are currently in the planning or discussion phase for a regional HTEC Conference in the second half of 2010. Watch our HTEC website for details and plan to attend and participate in a local regional HTEC conference or Grand Opening.
So go to the 2010 HTEC Conference Page, complete the simple online form and secure your seat, NOW.
I look forward to seeing you at Macomb Community College-South Campus in Warren, Michigan.
Program Head - Machining Technology
Lenoir Community College
Kinston, NC
2010 President of the Haas Technical Education Council
Pontiac, MIJuly 12 - Jul 13, 2011
Join host Kevin Lorch for this newest episode of "Milling Tips".
Hoffman Estates, ILJuly 12 - Sep 30, 2010
It is all very well teaching people how to make parts on a CNC machine, but it is equally important to ensure that they know how to make good ones.
Latrobe, PAOctober 12 - 13, 2010
This two day program is intended to enhance the skills and knowledge of machinists, engineers, supervisors and anyone technical with interest in metal cutting theory and applications.
all USA Locations, ILJune 11 - Jun 17, 2011
This video shows how the technique of rolling into milling cuts will avoid vibration, poor finish and poor quality.
Latrobe, PASeptember 21 - 23, 2010
This three-day program is intended to enhance the skills and knowledge of beginning industrial or mechanical engineers.
Presque Isle, ME
January 8, 2010
An Atlanta-based company that specializes in producing three dimensional design tools has donated a software package and related services valued at $70,555 to Northern Maine Community College for use by students and faculty in the precision metals manufacturing program.
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