1, The full form of ASME is American Society of Mechanical Engineers.

ASME helps the global engineering community develop solutions to real world challenges. Founded in 1880 as The American Society of Mechanical Engineers, ASME is a nonprofit professional organization that enables collaboration, knowledge sharing and skill development across all engineering disciplines, while promoting the vital role of the engineer in society. ASME codes and standards, publications, conferences, continuing education, and professional development programs provide a foundation for advancing technical knowledge and a safer world. ASME recently formed the International Society of Interdisciplinary Engineers (ISIE) LLC, a new for-profit subsidiary to house business ventures that will bring new and innovative products, services, and technologies to the engineering community.

ASME will:

• Be relevant and impactful to global constituents by being the recognized leader in advancing engineering technology.
• Be the go-to organization to help address key technology-related challenges in the public interest in a manner that engages core engineering constituencies (government, academia, industry, engineers, students, and technology development professionals).
• Have a unified organizational structure and culture that encourages and empowers members and other interested individuals to find their lifelong professional home where they can impact the world, contribute content, share ideas, participate in communities, and work on projects that improve the human condition.

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2, The full form of ASME is American Society of Magazine Editors.

The American Society of Magazine Editors is the principal organization in the United States for the editorial leaders of magazines and websites. Founded in 1963, ASME strives to safeguard the First Amendment, support the development of journalism and defend the editorial integrity of print and digital publications. ASME sponsors the National Magazine Awards for Print and Digital Media in association with the Columbia Journalism School and the ASME Best Cover Contest+Awards for Photography and Illustration; conducts training programs for writers and editors; and publishes the ASME Guidelines for Editors and Publishers.

Editorial leaders, including art directors and photography editors, employed by magazines and websites published in the United States are eligible to join ASME. There are four categories of membership: Chief Editor; Senior Editor; Associate Member, including retired editors; and ASME NEXT. Senior Editor members are entitled to all the privileges of ASME membership except that they are not eligible for ASME-member discounts on entry fees for the National Magazine Awards. Associate and ASME NEXT members are nonvoting members of ASME. Applications for membership are subject to the approval of the ASME Board of Directors. ASME currently has 400 members.

ASME is governed by a 16-member board of directors. Board members are elected to two-year terms and may be re-elected to a second two-year term. Officers are elected to one-year terms and may be re-elected to a second one-year term. Board elections are conducted every year in May. The current members of the board are:

Jonathan Dorn, Vice President and General Manager, Endurance Group, Pocket Outdoor Media, president
Janice Min, vice-president
Clara Jeffery, Editor in Chief, Mother Jones, treasurer
Nicholas Thompson, Editor in Chief, WIRED, secretary
Joe Brown, Group Editorial Director, Hearst Autos
Edward Felsenthal, Editor in Chief and Chief Executive Officer, TIME
Anna Holmes, Executive Vice President, Higher Ground Productions
Amanda Kludt, Senior Vice President, Eater and Curbed; Editor in Chief, Eater
Alison Overholt, Vice President, Storytelling and Special Projects, ESPN
Julia Turner, Deputy Managing Editor, Los Angeles Times
Charles Whitaker, Dean, Medill School of Journalism, Northwestern University
Christopher Keyes, Vice President and Editor, Outside, ex officio

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3, The full form of ASME is Association for the Study of Medical Education.

“To meet the needs of teachers, trainers and learners in medical education by supporting research-informed, best practice across the continuum of medical education.”

Aim:

“To allow members to share and further best practice in Medical Education”

ASME Goals:

• Promote high quality research into medical education
• Provide opportunities for developing medical educators
• Disseminate good evidence based educational practice
• Inform and advise Governmental and other organisations on medical education matters
• Develop relationships with other organisations and groupings in healthcare education.

ASME Values

• Education and learning are central to the delivery of high quality healthcare
• Education must be an important component in the strategies of Governmental and other healthcare organisations
• Good healthcare educators are central in planning, delivering and evaluating high quality healthcare
• Individual members of ASME should be supported and developed
• High quality research is necessary for the development of healthcare education
• Vision, innovation and leadership in healthcare education are to be fostered

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