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Dayton/Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky Section plans outing at Dayton Art Institute The Dayton/Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky Section will gather for socializ- ing and a ceramic and glass themed scav- enger hunt at the Dayton Art Institute on March 26. Watch the Section web- page at https://ceramics.org/members/ member-communities/sections/dayton- cincinnati-northern-kentucky for details and registration information. n Sections and Chapters welcome new leadership • Carolinas Section: Secretary, Fei Peng, Clemson University, Clemson, S.C. • Dayton/Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky Section: Social/outreach chair, Chris Kassner, UES, Inc. at Air Force Research Laboratory at Wright-Patterson • Thailand Chapter: Chair, Jakrapong Kaewkhao, and vice-chair, Naratip Vittayakorn, King Mongkuts Institute of Technology Ladkrabang. n NEW program—YPN+1 The Young Professionals Network Steering Committee put together a new program of leadership opportunities for ACerS YPN members. The YPN+1 program offers YPN members seeking leadership roles opportunities to serve as YPN Division Liaisons and YPN Symposium Coorganizers. Learn more about the YPN+1 Program at https://ceramics.org/ ypn1-program. Open opportunities will be posted throughout the year. n Ceramic Tech Chat: Beth Dickey Hosted by ACerS Bulletin editors, Ceramic Tech Chat talks with ACerS members to learn about their unique and personal stories of how they found their way to careers in ceramics. New episodes publish the second Wednesday of each month. In the January episode of Ceramic Tech Chat, Beth Dickey, Teddy & Wilton Hawkins Distinguished Professor and department head of materials science & engineering at Carnegie Mellon University, describes her work to attract and retain the next generation of materials scientists, including by incorporating data science into university materials science curricula, developing new faculty mentorship programs, and in a variety of leader- ship roles in The American Ceramic Society. Check out a preview from her episode, which features Dickey explaining her approach to mentoring. “So, I view mentoring as kind of a network thing. There’s not just one specific person. I think you need to be cognizant of who is in your mentor network, because if you think about who’s influencing you and who you’re learning from, if you step back, you kind of see that there’s a large group of people probably that are in some way helping you and mentoring you. ... Through The American Ceramic Society, I think we have an opportunity to do a lot more around mentoring. There’s a lot with our students, and a very robust mentoring program with the President’s Council of Student Advisors. But, as you know, part of the strategic plan mov- ing forward is to really provide more opportunities for mentoring through people’s careers, not just as they’re students but as they’re young professionals or mid-career professionals.” Listen to Dickey’s whole interview—and all of our other Ceramic Tech Chat episodes—at http://ceramictechchat.ceramics.org/974767. n IN MEMORIAM AC Bakken Philip Berneburg Paul Buckles Douglas Mattox Keith Reeve Richard Waugh Some detailed obituaries can also be found on the ACerS website, www.ceramics.org/in-memoriam. American Ceramic Society Bulletin, Vol. 101, No. 2 | www.ceramics.org 11PDF Image | hydrogen as an alternative fuel
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