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Engineering gets vice-president

Arlie Bailey, John K. Noyes

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The Institute's engineering committee was elevated in status to a standing committee of Council with its chair becoming Vice-President for Engineering at the Council meeting on 4 October. The new Vice-President is A E ('Arlie') Bailey who now holds the unusual distinction of having served as an IOP vice-president in two areas. As Vice-President for Membership 1982–86 he was closely involved in opening the way towards registration as a chartered engineer for IOP corporate members and his engineering committee is currently engaged in processing the first such applications.

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The Institute's engineering committee was elevated in status to a standing committee of Council with its chair becoming Vice-President for Engineering at the Council meeting on 4 October. The new Vice-President is A E ('Arlie') Bailey who now holds the unusual distinction of having served as an IOP vice-president in two areas. As Vice-President for Membership 1982–86 he was closely involved in opening the way towards registration as a chartered engineer for IOP corporate members and his engineering committee is currently engaged in processing the first such applications.

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The Institute's engineering committee was elevated in status to a standing committee of Council with its chair becoming Vice-President for Engineering at the Council meeting on 4 October. The new Vice-President is A E ('Arlie') Bailey who now holds the unusual distinction of having served as an IOP vice-president in two areas. As Vice-President for Membership 1982–86 he was closely involved in opening the way towards registration as a chartered engineer for IOP corporate members and his engineering committee is currently engaged in processing the first such applications.

Key concepts: Vice president, Management, Political science, Engineering, Economics

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