Pittsburgh Section
The Pittsburgh Section is the oldest ACerS section. Our geographical area encompasses western Pennsylvania and small portions of Ohio and West Virginia.
Officers
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Chair/Treasurer Glenn McIntyre |
Ad Hoc Jim Gilson Swindell Dressler P: (412) 788-7100 jgilson@swindelldressler.com |
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Counselor Curt Zimmer P: (412) 828-1081 |
Ad Hoc Zane Reed |
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Ad Hoc Eric Young |
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Ad Hoc Bill Harasty |
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Membership
Dues of $15 per year can be paid on your annual ACerS membership renewal form.
Meetings & Events
2012 ACerS Pittsburgh Section Annual Golf Outing - Four Person Scramble
When: Monday, September 10, 2012
Times and Place:
Nemacolin Woodlands Resort - The Links Course
1001 Lafayette Drive
Farmington, PA 15437
Registration: 11 a.m.
Shot gun start: 12 p.m. Noon
Awards and Dinner: Immediately following golf
Golf attire is required, including collared shirts. No steel spikes are allowed on the course.
Price: $95 (includes 18 holes of golf, cart, hot dog snack, dinner, various awards and prizes)
Awards include:
- Putting challenge on the practice green
- Longest drive
- Closest to the pin
- 50/50
To pre-register, contact one of the following:
Bill Harasty or by phone at 724-538-3000
Jim Gilson or by phone at 412-788-7100
Would you like to sponsor a hole or donate a prize? Contact Bill or Jim.
Technical Meeting
We are evaluating having a local technical meeting with short talks showcasing the technical work done by some local ceramic or material science companies. If you are interested in presenting, please contact Glenn McIntyre.
Future City Competition
www.futurecitypittsburgh.org
The National Engineers Week Future City Competition offers 7th and 8th grade students a resourceful way to learn about engineering. The Pittsburgh Section presents students with a cash award for “The best use of ceramics” in their displays. The judging is based on the specific inclusion of ceramic materials in the model (and the ability to identify them) and the knowledge of the group (or spokes member) of how ceramics/materials would be used in their city of the future.
Congratulations to the 2010 Best Use of Ceramics Winner, Warwood Middle School, Wheeling, WV!
Scholarship
The J. Earl Frazier Memorial Scholarship, $2000 minimum, is awarded annually to a member of a junior class at one of the colleges providing an accredited undergraduate ceramic science and/or engineering curriculum and whose home residence is within the geographical confines of the Pittsburgh Section.
Scholarship Requirements | Scholarship Application Form
Contact:
Curt Zimmer
302 Mattier Dr.
Pittsburgh, PA 15238
P: (412) 828-1081
F: (412) 469-3889
Email: c/o gmcintyre@anhrefractories.com

The J. Earl Frazier Memorial Scholarship winner for 2011 is Samantha Schneider-Pollack. Samantha is from Pittsburgh and a senior at Alfred University. Pictured right to left: Glenn McIntyre, Section Chairman; Curt Zimmer, Counselor and Scholarship Chairman; Samantha; and Eric Young, AdHoc Committee.
Awards
The Albert Victor Bleininger Memorial Award
The Pittsburgh Section presents this award for distinguished achievement in the field of ceramics. The Pittsburgh Section established this award in honor of one of its founders, A Charter Member and early President of The American Ceramic Society and one who contributed richly to the development of ceramics and the ceramic industry.
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