Check out the July 2021 APOMA eNews! Now available at: https://conta.cc/3jTjI1c
Featuring updates on: At-Large Board seat nominations, MCC’s new Optics Manufacturing Technician Apprenticeship Program brochure, and a new Introduction to Diamond Turning Summer Workshop!
Check out the great new Optics Manufacturing Technician Apprenticeship Brochure! They are looking for companies nationwide to partner with, please contact Ross Micali at Monroe Community College with questions or for additional information, rmicali@monroecc.edu
Featured content:
Arizona Photonics Days to be offered in March 2021
Call for 2021 APOMA Board Nominations
Funding for Registered Apprenticeships
Check out our latest news today!
Featuring a request for your support for the new Optics & Photonics Caucus, as well as updates on the APOMA Bylaws/elections and virtual optics training from MCC. https://conta.cc/31XvoVP
After much consideration within the APOMA leadership team, the upcoming Colorado Tech Workshop slated for November 2020 has been postponed until 2022. However, much of the course material has already been created and we are working on ways to distribute the content to you. The insights from our courses and speakers will be made available through various digital platforms.
Please keep an eye out in your inbox for further information. Thank you for your continued support and please take care and be safe.
Sincerely,
Lee Steneken
APOMA Board President-Elect and 2020 Tech Workshop Chair
Kudos to the APOMA members involved in this effort! Please see the full article at the following weblink:
https://www.njherald.com/news/20200302/high-tech-companies-support-optical-technical-program
IRD Glass (IRD), a premier fabricator of custom precision optics, including those from super hard materials including sapphire and many ceramics, has announced availability of a new white paper titled “5 Most Common Mistakes in Designing Precision Super Hard Components”. Click IRD Glass Press Release – Super Hard Materials White Paper (January 2020) for the full release with a link to the free White Paper.
The U.S. Army plans to fund construction of rare earths processing facilities, part of an urgent push by Washington to secure domestic supply of the minerals used to make military weapons and electronics, according to a government document seen by Reuters. Full story at link below: