ASQ Section 1313 Boulder, Colorado: 2011-2012 Monthly Meeting Reviews

2012 Jan. Section Monthly Meeting (Updated 1 Feb 2012)

  Date and Time:   26 Jan 2012 from 5:30pm to 7:00pm 
  Cost and Food:    Free hors d'oeuvres at start (5:30pm)
  Network/snacks:   5:30-6:00pm
  Feature Time:     6:00-7:00pm
  Feature Topic:    Lean Six Sigma: Making Government More Effective, 
                    Efficient, and Elegant
  Feature Speaker:  Gary Vansuch, Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT)
  Speaker phone:    303-757-9017
  Place: AirCell, 303 S. Technology Court, Building A, Broomfield, CO 80021

2011 Dec. Spouses Night at the Boulder Dinner Theater (Updated 3 Jan 2012)

  Date and Time:    14 Dec 2011 
  Feature  Time:    5:30 pm Seating
  Feature  Topic:   "Phantom of the Opera"
  Feature  Speaker: Boulder's Dinner Theatre
           Address: 5501 Arapahoe Ave, Boulder, CO 50303
          Location: North East corner of Arapahoe Ave 
                    and 55th Street in Boulder, CO    
  Cost and Reservations: 
  - Tickets ASQ Member and one significant other at $20 per ticket; 
  - First come first serve
    Ticket includes standard dinner entree and coffee or tea.
    Extra-cost entrees, desserts, wine or cocktails are a la carte
  - Reservations to Gerry Naugle by 7:00pm on 17 Nov 2011 (Section Meeting)
  - Payment to Gerry Naugle by 17 Nov 2011 
   - If you reserve and do not provide your money, and someone 
     else can and does, you will forfeit your reservation.  
- Reservations Information: contact Gerry Naugle at: 
      E-mail: Gerry Naugle
   - Payment Information (by 17 Nov 2011)
     Check payable to: ASQ Section 1313
     Mail to Address:
       Gerry Naugle, P.O. Box 3783, Boulder, CO 80307 
     and receive your tickets back in the mail or at the show

2011 Nov. Section Monthly Meeting (Updated 25 Nov 2011)

  Date and Time:    17 Nov 2011 from 5:30pm to 7:00pm  
  Cost and Food:    Free hors d'oeuvres at start (5:30pm)
  Network/snacks:   5:30-6:00pm
  Section Info:     ASQ Section 1313 and Region 13 (250 KB)
  Feature Time:     6:00-7:00pm
  Feature Topic:    HALT (Highly Accelerated Life Testing)
  Feature Speaker:  Gregory McGee, Ball Aerospace, Boulder, CO
  Place: AirCell, 303 S. Technology Court, Building A, Broomfield, CO 80021

2011 Oct. Section Monthly Meeting (Updated 25 Nov 2011)

  Date and Time:   27 Oct 2011 from 5:30pm to 7:00pm  
  Cost and Food:    Free hors d'oeuvres at start (5:30pm)
  Network/snacks:   5:30-6:00pm
  Feature Time:     6:00-7:00pm
  Feature Topic:    Dangerous Data, Understanding Variation (970 KB)
  Feature Speaker:  Mark Soderberg, Covidien, Boulder, CO
  Place:  AirCell, 303 S. Technology Court, Building A, Broomfield, CO 80021

2011 Sep. Section Monthly Meeting (Updated 30 Sep 2011)

  Date and Time:   22 Sep 2011 from 6:00pm to 8:00pm 
  Cost and Food:    Free Pizza and Soda at end of meeting
  Tutorial Time:    5:35-6:00pm
  Tutorial Topic:   Statistics for Limited Sample Sizes
  Tutorial Speaker: Gary Denniston, Covidien, Boulder, CO
  Business Info:    6:00-6:20pm
  Feature Time:     6:20-7:20pm
  Feature Topic:    General Topic: Overview of Medical Device Industry
  Feature Speaker:  Guy Harris
  Place:  AirCell, 303 S. Technology Court, Building A, Broomfield, CO 80021

Comments:
From: Joe Wojniak
Thanks for attending the section meeting this past Thursday.
I would like to extend special thanks to the presenters, Gary Deniston and 
  Guy Harris, for giving us great overviews on the Weibayes equations and 
  an overview of the medical device industry.
I hope you enjoyed the section meeting as much as I did! If you did not, 
  please offer constructive criticism and we will make efforts to incorporate 
  it into future meetings.
For those recertifying this December, there are 3 meetings left 
  (at 0.6 RU*3 = 1.8 RU).  If you’re coming up short, let us know and we can 
  look for opportunities for RU earning activities.
Several managers mentioned having openings and I hope they had a chance to 
  exchange information with those seeking opportunities.  
Let me know if you did not get at least 1 lead per opening (and vice versa - 
  if you are looking and did not get a lead, please reply to this email).  
  I have always been impressed with opportunities in the quality profession 
  in all economic conditions.  It was mentioned that within the past year or 
  so that we’ve gone from about half the attendees present were seeking jobs 
  to most attendees present being employed.  That is great!
Remember - the best time to get a new job is when you already have one!  
  Keep an eye for new opportunities, and always ask yourself - "Am I 
  under-employed?"
There are also opportunities outside of work to gain new experience and earn 
  a little dough - we are currently needing a Certified Quality Inspector 
  Instructor.  You need to hold (or gain) the CQI and put together a review 
  class outline.  Most prep classes take at least 3 sessions to cover the 
  material.  Please keep in mind that people seeking CQI are working 
  inspectors - they are not really looking for help on measurement methods 
  themselves but need help preparing for the exam.  Any exam can be 
  intimidating and if you’re experienced in exam preparation and test 
  taking then all you need is the CQI to be an instructor.  Do not be 
  intimidated by lack of experience! Learn by doing!  Please let me know 
  if you are interested in teaching the CQI preparation sessions and I will 
  talk to section leadership to see if we can meet in the middle.
Thanks for being the Voice of Quality!
Joe Wojniak
  Sr. Engineer, ASQ CQE
  Supplier Quality Assurance
  Covidien, EbD
  phone: 303-530-6581
  email: Joe Wojniak

Summer 2011 Picnic (Updated 30 Aug 2011)

  Date:    27 Aug 2011 (Saturday)
  Time:    12:00 Noon to 2:00 pm
  Event:   Summer Picnic
  Place:   Girl Scout Shelter, Midway Park in Broomfield, CO
  Cost:    RSVP $5 per person
  Due Date: Extended to Thr Aug 25 at 5pm
  Information: 
    The ASQ Boulder Section will do a catered BB-Q lunch. 
    Open to all Boulder Section members and immediate family.
    Vegan option is available by request.
    Please RSVP before 5pm on Thursay 25 Aug to Gerry Naugle, contact 
      With ASQ Summer picnic, your name, number attending 
      and Entrée choice: Beef, Chick, Pork or Vege
      Payment information below

ASQ Section 1313 Boulder, Colorado: 2010-2011 Monthly Meeting Reviews

2011 May Section Monthly Meeting (Updated 5 Jun 2011)

  Date and Time:    26 May 2011 from 5:30pm to 8:00pm 
  Cost and Food:    Free Pizza and Soda at end of meeting
  Tutorial Time:    5:30-6:00pm
  Tutorial Topic:   "REAL" Quality Assurance for Software Managers and Administrators (110 KB)
  Tutorial Speaker: Peter Baston, IDEAS "I" QA Inc
  Tutorial Info:
    Pete Baston is a Quality and Systems Engineer with 40 years experience in 
    quality assurance, product development, systems engineering and project 
    management. He has led troubleshooting and insurance company due diligence 
    investigations in Africa, Europe and the U.S. After years as a turn around 
    specialist for major US financial and VC companies who needed rapid 
    understanding of complex technology issues, He put that experience to work 
    to help a broad spectrum of companies strategically implement successful 
    new business development. Pete has a passion for ?doing it right in the 
    real world and a reputation for accomplishing the seemingly impossible
  Business Info:   6:00-6:20pm
  Feature Time:    6:20-7:20pm
  Feature Topic:   Electronic Access Control System Threat Tree Analysis (390 KB)
  Feature Speaker: Dr. Ronald Vidano, Exponent Corp
  Feature Abstract:
    Usage of fault tree analysis (FTA) is extended to electronic physical 
    access control systems. Current electronic access control systems using 
    contactless readers and cards have potential threats including 
    identifier data collisions, counterfeiting and cloning. Statistical 
    probabilities are explored for each of the threats and analyzed using 
    FTA methods. Results are compared for high and low security electronic 
    access control systems and suggestions presented for improvements
  Feature Bio:
    Dr. Vidano specializes in the development, qualification, selection, 
    application, and operational field-testing of technologies to meet 
    customer rapid equipment fielding requirements. Most recently, Dr. Vidano 
    has been on assignment as Exponent’s Lead Engineer embedded with the U.S. 
    Army Rapid Equipping Force in Afghanistan in support of Operation Enduring 
    Freedom. During his overseas assignment, he has led efforts to develop, 
    implement, and train soldiers in radio location, communications, and 
    alternative energy technologies. His 25+ year professional background 
    includes basic research for solid state materials, developmental 
    engineering of semiconductor materials, engineering design of low cost 
    electronic packaging, engineering for antenna/RFIC/RFID products, 
    integration engineering for RF systems, product engineering for high 
    volume manufacturing, failure analysis and reliability engineering, and 
    engineering management. Dr. Vidano earned his Ph.D. in Materials Science 
    and Ceramic Engineering from the University of Washington, is a Registered 
    Professional Mechanical Engineer in the State of Colorado, and is an 
    American Society for Quality Certified Reliability Engineer
  Food:             7:20-8:00pm  
  Place:  Covidien Corporation, 5920 Longbow Dr. Boulder, CO 80301
          in Building 2’s Pike/Evans Room downstairs

2011 Apr. Section Monthly Meeting Student Night (Joint with ASQ Denver, Boulder, Northern Colorado, and CPEx)

 Student night:  
   Attend on April 20th and receive a $10 Barnes & Noble gift card to 
    help buy a book!
  Learn about quality and organizational performance improvement in the 
    medical device industry.
  Date and Time:    20 Apr 2011 (Wed) from 5:30pm to 8:00pm 
  Cost and Food: Free Pizza and Soda
  Information: ASQ Denver Apr 2011 meeting
  5:30 PM - Check in and Networking 
  5:45 PM - Section Business Meeting - Terra Stern 
  6:00 PM - Food 
  6:30 PM - Main Speakers: 
  Presentations: Quality For Regulated Industry and Cost of Poor Quality (COPQ)
  Facilitators:  Tom Reimann - Quality and Regulatory Affairs Director - 
    Medtronic and Dr. Terra Stern, ASQ Denver 
  Speaker One (30 minutes)   Tom Reimann, Quality and Regulatory Affairs 
    Director, Medtronic  Title: Quality in a Regulated Environment    
  Speaker Two (30 Minutes)   Dr. Terra Stern, Chair of ASQ Denver, PMP, Six 
    Sigma Master Black Belt Title: Cost of Poor Quality (COPQ)
  Place:  Jefferson County Public Library - Arvada Branch   
          7525 West 57th Avenue, Arvada, CO 80002 
  Library phone: Call 303-235-5275
  NOTE: Student RSVP deadline - Fri, April 15th, 2011
  Note: Other RSVP deadline - Mon, April 18th, 2011
  RSVP Options:  You may RSVP for the meeting in any of three ways,
  as follow; by email to 
    Boulder Section Vice Chair, Joe Wojniak 
    Denver Section Program Chair, Arta Doci 
    Call Denver ASQ at 303 571-9306
    or Just show up at the door. 
    Boulder and Denver Sections will be happy to welcome you

2011 Mar. Section Monthly Meeting

  Date and Time:    24 Mar 2011 from 5:30pm to 8:00pm 
  Cost and Food:    Free Pizza and Soda at end of meeting
  Tutorial Time:    5:30-6:00pm
  Tutorial Topic:   ASQ Re-Cert Process (150 KB)
  Tutorial Speaker: Lawrence Derouin
  Business Info:   6:00-6:20pm
  Feature Time:    6:20-7:20pm
  Feature Topic:   PCBA Design for Six Sigma Project (440 KB)
  Feature Speaker: Byron Murray
  Abstract and Bio:
  A review of how the Six Sigma principals, DMAIC (Define, Measure, 
    Analyze, Improve and Control) can be used for a Printed Circuit Board 
    Assembly design improvement project.
  Byron is a Product, Systems, Quality, Project Professional. He has held 
    Quality, Customer Engineering, and/or leadership positions at NEON, 
    Advanced Energy, Vaisala, Quantum, Carrier Access, Exabyte and Sanmina. 
    His current job title is Sr. Quality Assurance Coordinator/Engineer.
    In this position, He has responsibility for all quality aspects of a 
    product including systems development, supplier, factory, service and 
    customer quality. A graduate of Colorado State University in Industrial 
    Engineering, He started as a Process Engineer with Customer Engineer 
    responsibilities, solving issues and implementing new products for 
    Sanmina. His experience as a Process Engineer gave me the skills 
    required to be a Supplier Quality Engineer. As a Supplier Quality 
    Engineer at Exabyte and Carrier Access, He was involved in supplier 
    audits, quality metrics, new product launches, cost reductions, problem 
    solving, and executive presentations that sometimes included the 
    customer
  At ADIC/Quantum, he started as a Supplier Quality Engineer but quickly 
    moved into the role of Product Quality Manager. He led the quality 
    improvement teams and all quality and procurement engineering 
    activities in support of the development, introduction, and support of 
    the product. He frequently presented to the program team and the 
    executive team on quality issues, quality metrics, and new product 
    introductions. He attributes successes to a proactive approach to 
    solving problems, hands-on implementation, exceptional leadership and 
    project management skills. He has 18 years of experience with new 
    product introductions, supplier management, and customer service. He 
    gets the right things done for the project or program. He is a team 
    player who is not afraid to step up to the plate or ask for help when 
    needed. 
  Specialties: 
    AAA Certified Lean Six Sigma Green Belt, 2010 , 
    Agile software design Certified ScrumMaster (CSM),
    2009 Agile software design Certified Product Owner (CPO), 
    2009 ASQ Certified Software Quality Engineer (CSQE), 
    2007 Production Parts Approval Process (PPAP) Reliability Modeling, 
    Growth and Demonstration Testing (RDT) 
    Failure Reporting and Corrective Action (FRACAS) 
    Design and Process Failure Modes and Effects Analysis (FMEA) 
    ISO 9000, 14000 and Auditing, Asian and US outsourcing.
  Place:  Quantum Corp / Boulder Research Park facility
          4001 Discovery Drive, Suite 1100, Boulder, CO 80303
    Phone:  303-587-7067 (Rebecca Jessep’s mobile)

 2011 Feb. Section Monthly Meeting 
  Date and Time:    24 Feb 2011 from 5:30pm to 8:00pm 
  Cost and Food:    Free Pizza and Soda at end of meeting
  Tutorial Time:    5:30-6:00pm
  Tutorial Topic:   Juli Moticka
  Tutorial Speaker: ASQ FD&C division FDA related topic
  Tutorial Info and Bio: 
  Juli Moticka is a quality compliance senior manager for Amgen, Inc.,
    a leading biotechnology company.  She is located at the manufacturing 
    facilities in Longmont and Boulder, Colorado.   The compliance group is 
    responsible for the site audit program as well as managing logistics 
    surrounding regulatory inspections and third party audits.  Moticka is 
    an ASQ Certified Quality Auditor and performs as lead auditor several 
    times a year.  Prior to joining the quality compliance team, she worked 
    in the quality control bioanalytical laboratory, performing biological 
    assays to determine product potency.  She is knowledgeable regarding 
    good manufacturing practices for drugs and biologics and has a strong 
    background in analytical technologies.
  Ms. Moticka holds a BSc in Biology from Rutgers University and a MSc in 
    Biomedical Basic Sciences (with an emphasis in Immunology) from the 
    University of Colorado Health Science Center.  She is currently 
    enrolled in classes at Northeastern University to obtain a MSc in 
    Regulatory Affairs for Drugs, Biologics and Medical Devices. Moticka 
    is an ASQ Senior member and a member of both the Boulder and Northern 
    Colorado sections.  She is regional councilor for the FD&C division of 
    ASQ for Region 13A (Colorado). 
    She can be reached at: 303-401-1519 or Juli Moticka
  Business Info:   6:00-6:20pm
  Feature Time:    6:20-7:20pm
  Feature Speaker: Liz Keim, Past ASQ President and Exec Board Chair
  Feature Topic:   An ASQ Leadership topic
  Food:             7:20-8:00pm  
  Place:  Quantum Corp / Boulder Research Park facility
          4001 Discovery Drive, Suite 1100, Boulder, CO 80303

 Jan 2010 Meeting (Updated: 6 Feb 2011) 
 
  Date and Time:    27 Jan 2011 from 5:30pm to 8:00pm 
  Cost and Food:    Free Pizza and Soda at end of meeting
  Tutorial Time:    5:30-6:00pm
  Tutorial Topic:   Why Lean Six Sigma Implementations Fail (260 KB)
  Tutorial Speaker: Jayaprakash (JP) Gnanam
  Business Info:   6:00-6:20pm
  Feature Time:    6:20-7:20pm
  Feature Topic:   Risk Management in the Medical Device Industry
  Feature Speaker: Gary Deniston, Covidien
  Food:             7:20-8:00pm  
  Place:  Quantum Corp / Boulder Research Park facility
          4001 Discovery Drive, Suite 1100, Boulder, CO 80303

 Dec 2010 Spouses Night at the Boulder Dinner Theater (Updated: 6 Feb 2011) 
  Date and Time:    15 Dec 2010 
  Feature  Time:    5:30 pm Seating
  Feature  Topic:   "Hello Dolly"
  Feature  Speaker: Boulder's Dinner Theatre
           Address: 5501 Arapahoe Ave, Boulder, CO 50303
          Location: North East corner of Arapahoe Ave 
                    and 55th Street in Boulder, CO    
  Cost and Reservations: 
  - Tickets ASQ Member and one significant other at $20 per ticket; 
  - First come first serve
    Ticket includes standard dinner entree and coffee or tea.
    Extra-cost entrees, desserts, wine or cocktails are a la carte
  - Reservations to Gerry Naugle by 8:00pm on 18 Nov 2010 (Section Meeting)
  - Payment to Gerry Naugle by 22 Nov 2010 
   - If you reserve and do not provide your money, and someone 
     else can and does, you will forfeit your reservation.  
- Reservations Information: contact Gerry Naugle at: 
      E-mail: Gerry Naugle
      Phone: 303-591-2830    
   - Payment Information (by 22 Nov 2010)
     Check payable to: ASQ Section 1313
     Mail to Address:
       Gerry Naugle, P.O. Box 3783, Boulder, CO 80307 
     and receive your tickets back in the mail or at the show
  Show info:  "Hello Dolly"

 Nov 2010 Meeting (Updated: 6 Feb 2011) 
  Date and Time:    18 Nov 2010 from 5:30pm to 8:00pm 
  Cost and Food:    Free Pizza and Soda at end of meeting
  Tutorial Time:    5:30-6:00pm
  Tutorial Topic:   Overview of ISO / US TAG 176 Activities
  Tutorial Speaker: Gary Vansuch
  Tutorial Abstract: Overview of ISO/TC-76 Committee Activities 
                     and their Business Processes
  Business Info:   6:00-6:20pm
  Feature Time:    6:20-7:20pm
  Feature Topic:   Stating Opinions with Credibility and 
                   Leading with Enthusiasm
  Feature Speaker: Alex Zaborenko, Dale Carnegie Training of 
                   Colorado and Southern Wyoming
  Food:             7:20-8:00pm  
Place:  Covidien Corporation, 5920 Longbow Dr. Boulder, CO 80301
	  in Building 2’s Pike/Evans Room downstairs
  Note: Plan to Arrive 15 minutes early to check-in and find meeting room

 Oct 2010 Meeting (Updated: 6 Feb 2011) 
  Date and Time:    28 Oct 2010 from 5:30pm to 8:00pm 
  Cost and Food:    Free Pizza and Soda at end of meeting
  Tutorial Time:    5:30-6:00pm
  Tutorial Topic:   Developing Political Savvy
  Tutorial Speaker: Rebecca Jessep, Covidien
  Tutorial Abstract: 
    What do you think of when you think of "political savvy"?  
    Is this beneficial and can it enhance your career?  
    Is it the same as being political?  
    Being politically savvy in the workplace is essential to successfully 
      navigate the political dynamics of an organization to accomplish 
      one’s goals.
    The politically savvy individual accomplishes this with honesty and 
      integrity.
    This talk will provide strategies to develop and improve your political 
      savvy, as well as proven methods to employ political savvy in order 
      to be most effective in advancing your career.
  Business Info:   6:00-6:20pm
  Feature Time:    6:20-7:20pm
  Feature Topic:   Critical Aspects of Process Validation
  Feature Speaker: Gary Steffenson, Medtronic
  Food:             7:20-8:00pm  
  Place:  Quantum Corp / Boulder Research Park facility
          4001 Discovery Drive, Suite 1100, Boulder, CO 80303

 Sep 2010 Meeting (Updated: 6 Feb 2011) 
  Date and Time:    23 Sep 2010 from 6:00pm to 8:00pm 
  Cost and Food:    Free and Food after talk
  Business Info:   6:00-6:20pm
  Feature Time:    6:20-7:20pm
  Feature Topic:   Responsibility Without Authority
  Feature Speaker: Liz Ryan
  Feature Abstract: 
    TAP YOUR POWER, GROW YOUR INFLUENCE:  Navigating the  
      'Responsibility Without Authority'.  The economy, the environment and 
      the geopolitical climate aren't the only sources of the seismic 
      shifts occurring in the world today. At work, we're dealing with a 
      whole new paradigm for getting work done in the 21st century. 
    Years ago, working people complained about being on the hook for their 
      results without having the functional authority to match. Nowadays,
      accountability for enormous projects with zero management authority 
      is the norm!  How do we manage through influence? What new skills 
      will allow us to grow and deploy our influence on the job?  National 
      workplace expert and former Fortune 500 Human Resources exec Liz Ryan 
      will teach participants how to achieve big results without a lofty 
      title or a corner office. You'll learn how to 'spin the table' and 
      sell your ideas and plans internally from the "buyer's" point of 
      view, how to get people across functions and units to band together 
      with you, and how to become an influential thought leader in your 
      place of business.
  Feature Bio: 
    Join us for this lively session that will change your most strongly-
      held beliefs about your power (or lack of) at work! Liz Ryan is one 
      of the country's most widely-read and well-respected career and 
      workplace authorities, whose columns for Business Week Online, 
      Yahoo!, Glassdoor.com, Workforce Review, the Huffington Post and 
      other publications reach over 65 million readers per month. Liz is a 
      commentator for NPR and BBC radio, a frequent analyst on CNN and 
      MSNBC and a recent guest on the CBS Early Show in New York. Liz is 
      the leader of the 25,000-member Ask Liz Ryan online community and the 
      author of "Happy About Online Networking: the Virtually Simple Way to 
      Build Professional Relationships." Liz lives in Boulder, Colorado
  LINKS Ask Liz Ryan web site
  RSVP: People attending no later than 14 Sep to Rebecca Jessep 
    via email Rebecca Jessep or phone 303-587-7067
    with subject ASQ Sep Meeting
    Please include your name and number of people attending.
  Food:             7:20-8:00pm  
  Place:  Covidien Corporation in Building 6, Red Rocks Conference Room
          midway on Gunbarrel Avenue between Spine and 63rd.
Address: 5920 Longbow Dr. Boulder, CO 80301 
  Note: Plan to Arrive 15 minutes early to check-in and find meeting room

 Summer 2010 Picnic (Updated: 6 Feb 2011) 
  Date:    7 Aug 2010 (Saturday)
  Time:    12:00 Noon to 2:00 pm
  Event:   Summer Picnic
  Place:   Girl Scout Shelter, Midway Park in Broomfield, CO
  Cost:    Free
  Information: 
    The ASQ Boulder Section will do a catered BB-Q lunch. 
    Open to all Boulder Section members and immediate family.
    Vegan option is available by request.
    Please RSVP before 5pm on Thursday 5 Aug to Gerry Naugle, contact info below
    With ASQ Summer picnic, your name, number attending 
      and if any Vegan options
    Walk-ins will be served after RSVP people

ASQ Section 1313 Boulder, Colorado: 2009-2010 Monthly Meeting Reviews

May 2010 Monthly Section Meeting (Updated: 15 Mar 2010)

Feb 2010 Monthly Section Meeting (Updated: 15 Mar 2010)

Sep 2009 Monthly Section Meeting (Updated: 10 Nov 2009)

ASQ Section 1313 Boulder, Colorado: 2008-2009 Monthly Meeting Reviews

May 2009 Monthly Section Meeting (Updated: 6 May 2009)

Apr 2009 Monthly Section Meeting (Updated: 6 May 2009)

Mar 2009 Monthly Section Meeting (Updated: 6 May 2009)

Feb 2009 Monthly Section Meeting (Updated: 6 May 2009)

Jan 2009 Monthly Section Meeting (Updated: 23 Dec 2008)

Dec 2008 Holiday Section Meeting (Updated: 23 Dec 2008)

Nov 2008 Monthly Section Meeting with IEEE Reliability Society (Update 23 DEc 2008)

Oct 2008 Monthly Section Meeting with Northern Colorado Section (Updated: 23 Dec 2008)

Sep 2008 Monthly Section Meeting (Updated: 23 Dec 2008)

Aug 2008 Summer Colorado Rockies Ballgame (Updated: 23 Dec 2008)

ASQ Section 1313 Boulder, Colorado: Posted 2007-2008 Monthly Meeting

Sep 2007 Monthly Section Meeting (Updated: 8 Oct 2007)

ASQ Section 1313 Boulder, Colorado: Posted 2006-2007 Monthly Meeting

May 2007 Monthly Section Meeting (Updated: 7 Jun 2007)

Mar 2007 Monthly Section Meeting (Updated: 2 Apr 2007)

Feb 2007 Monthly Section Meeting (Updated: 7 Mar 2007)

Sep 2006 Monthly Section Meeting (Updated: 20 Oct 2006)

ASQ Section 1313 Boulder, Colorado: Posted 2005-2006 Monthly Meeting

Feb 2006 Monthly Section Meeting

Nov 2005 Monthly Section Meeting

Oct 2005 Monthly Section Meeting (Updated: 10 Nov 2005)

Sep 2005 Monthly Section Meeting (Updated: 07 Oct 2005)

Aug 2005 Summer Picnic (Updated: 31 Aug 2005)

Jul 2005 Meeting (Updated: 04 Aug 2005)

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