AIME News - Administrative Matters Delegated To Branches

The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers
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Jan 1, 1952

Abstract

Considerable discussion took place at the June 18th Board of Directors Meeting concerning ways the Petroleum Branch office in Dallas could better serve its members and the essentially Petroleum Local Sections, namely the Delta, East Texas, Gulf Coast, Kansas, Mid-Continent, North Texas, Oklahoma City, Permian Basin, and Southwest Texas. The question of whether decentralization strengthens or weakens the Institute was debated, particularly as to what services could be advantageously decentralized and how both offices could keep informed on their mutual problems. Among other things, it was decided that an Auxiliary Admissions Committee could screen applications from Petroleum members before final action by the National Admissions Committee in New York. Finally it was voted, "That all administrative matters that can be properly delegated to a Branch organization may be so delegated". Final details were approved at the July 16th meeting of the Executive and Finance Committees.
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APA:  (1952)  AIME News - Administrative Matters Delegated To Branches

MLA: AIME News - Administrative Matters Delegated To Branches. The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers, 1952.

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