Industry News Tony Wasch receives the Peter E. Warshaw Service Award


PhiLaDELPhia — at the closing banquet of the aSPE convention and exposition in Philadelphia, outgoing president Julius a. Ballanco, P.E. presented the presti- gious Peter E. Warshaw Service award to anthony J. Wasch Jr., vice president of marketing for Delany Products of Charlottesville, Va. This award is given to an individual who is nominated and receives a unanimous vote for dedication, unflagging spirit and outstanding support and service contributions on behalf of the soci- ety and the engineering profession. “i have been fortunate to have had two mentors during


the many years that i have been in this industry. They are aSPE past president Phil French, P.E., CiPE who first got me completely and totally involved with the aSPE Society back in 1982. The other was my very good friend Peter Warshaw, who taught me how to survive and suc- ceed in this very difficult industry. So i am very proud that both of these individuals had a part in my achieving this award, especially the person the award is named after, ” said Wasch.


ASPE elects 2010 – 2012 board of directors


ChiCago — at the 2010 aSPE Convention in Philadelphia, the delegates of the american Society of Plumbing Engineers (aSPE) elected members to the 2010 — 2012 Society board of directors. The new board is headed by President William F. hughes Jr., CPD, LEED aP, FaSPE. The other officers of the 2010–2012 aSPE board of


directors are: • Vice president, technical, Timothy a. Smith, PE, CPD,


FaSPE • Vice president, education, Mitchell J. Clemente, CPD • Vice president, legislative, David E. DeBord, CPD,


LEED aP • Vice president, membership, Jeffrey L. ingertson,


CPD, FaSPE • Vice president, affiliate, William M. Smith • Secretary and treasurer, gary L. Mahoney, CPD,


FaSPE • Region 1 director, Paul Silvestre • Region 2 director, Chris L. graham, CPD • Region 3 director, David anelli • Region 4 director, Chris W. Scott • Region 5 director, Kelvin h. Kennedy


Bell & Gossett’s Little Red Schoolhouse announces 1st quarter 2011 schedule


MoRToN gRoVE, iLL.— Bell & gossett has announced its training course schedule for the first quarter of 2011. The training seminars are offered at the Bell & gossett Little Red Schoolhouse Education Center in Morton grove,


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illinois, a suburb of Chicago and are open to engineers, contractors and facility maintenance professionals, but limited to 40 per class, so early sign up is suggested. The seminars are tailored to various industry occupa-


tions and cover a wide range of important topics. The lead instructor is a LEED accredited Professional. Upon completion of the three-day seminars, CEU credits are awarded to graduates. The 1st quarter Schoolhouse seminars include: • Design and application Seminar — Jan. 24 – 26 • Service and Maintenance Seminar — Feb. 7 – 9 • Modern hydronics Basic Seminar — Feb. 14 – 16 • Modern hydronics advanced Seminar — Feb. 28 –


March 2 • Design and application Seminar — March 14 – 16 • Steam System Design Seminar — March 21 – 23.


ASSE elects 2011 board of directors


WESTLaKE, ohio — on November 13, 2010, the american Society of Sanitary Engineering’s new board of directors were sworn into their elected positions. The 2010 board of directors are: • President, James Bickford of Florida • First vice president, Donald R. Summers Jr. of


Missouri • Second vice president, Steve Silber of California • Third vice president, Scott hamilton of Wisconsin • immediate past president, Ron Murray of oregon • Treasurer, John F. Flader of illinois • Region one director, representing the West, Donald


Kool of oregon


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