Events

SNAME hosts hundreds of events every year, from the Society-wide Annual Meeting, to international symposia, to section gatherings. Beyond venues for personal exchange, networking, and fellowship, SNAME events regularly feature state-of-the-art technical presentations and first-looks at the latest papers and presentations.

SNAME Calendar

	SNAME's online calendars are your hub for information on all SNAME meetings, large and small. The Society-wide calendar is the place to view all events for the Society. Members who are logged-in can see events posted by chairs for their sections, committees, and panels. All SNAME calendar event postings can include links to meeting relevant meeting documents. Most SNAME microsites utilize a local calendar displaying events of specific interest to the page's hosts. Check the calendar links of Section Microsites for more information about scheduled local events.

SNAME's online calendars are your hub for information on all SNAME meetings, large and small. The Society-wide calendar is the place to view all events for the Society. Members who are logged-in can see events posted by chairs for their sections, committees, and panels. All SNAME calendar event postings can include links to meeting relevant meeting documents.

Most SNAME microsites utilize a local calendar displaying events of specific interest to the page's hosts. Check the calendar links of Section Microsites for more information about scheduled local events.

SNAME Annual Meeting

	Throughout its century-plus history, the SNAME Annual Meeting & Expo has been the industry's premier "meeting of the minds." Held every fall in a three city/ three year rotation, the Annual Meeting is the only industry event that includes all the diverse technical interests and professional specialties in naval architecture, marine and ocean engineering and related disciplines. The program has also expanded to include a full Student Program, as well as other technical meetings and sessions, such as the NSRP Ship Production Symposium and the SOCP (Ship Operations Cooperative Program). A full year's membership in SNAME is included for non-member attendees upon completion of an application and approval by the Applications Committee. The 2012 Annual Meeting & Expo will be held on October 24-26 at the Rhode Island Convention Center and Westin Hotel in Providence, RI. Visit the website or contact Alana Anderson at alana@sname.org/ (201) 499-5066 for more information on the program, Student Program, sponsorship opportunities and other details. To exhibit, contact Rob Howard at howard@marinelink.com/ (561) 732-4368. The 2011 meeting was held in Houston, TX on November 16-18. Visit the 2011 Annual Meeting Recap page. In 2010, SNAME took the meeting for the first time to Bellevue, WA on November 3-5 and you can view the recap page for more details. The 2009 AM was held in Providence, Rhode Island, the week of October 21-23. See the 2009 Annual Meeting Recap page to relive the excitement or see what you missed at passed meetings!

Throughout its century-plus history, the SNAME Annual Meeting & Expo has been the industry's premier "meeting of the minds." Held every fall in a three city/ three year rotation, the Annual Meeting is the only industry event that includes all the diverse technical interests and professional specialties in naval architecture, marine and ocean engineering and related disciplines. The program has also expanded to include a full Student Program, as well as other technical meetings and sessions, such as the NSRP Ship Production Symposium and the SOCP (Ship Operations Cooperative Program).
A full year's membership in SNAME is included for non-member attendees upon completion of an application and approval by the Applications Committee.

The 2012 Annual Meeting & Expo will be held on October 24-26 at the Rhode Island Convention Center and Westin Hotel in Providence, RI. Visit the website or contact Alana Anderson at alana@sname.org/ (201) 499-5066 for more information on the program, Student Program, sponsorship opportunities and other details. To exhibit, contact Rob Howard at howard@marinelink.com/ (561) 732-4368.

The 2011 meeting was held in Houston, TX on November 16-18. Visit the 2011 Annual Meeting Recap page. In 2010, SNAME took the meeting for the first time to Bellevue, WA on November 3-5 and you can view the recap page for more details. The 2009 AM was held in Providence, Rhode Island, the week of October 21-23. See the 2009 Annual Meeting Recap page to relive the excitement or see what you missed at passed meetings!

Symposia

	SNAME is an international leader in technical research in naval architecture and the marine industrial sciences. This reputation is reenforced at dozens of SNAME sponsored and endorsed SNAME Symposia around the world every year. Members and nonmembers are encouraged to consider participation and publication through SNAME Symposia. Symposia are listed on the SNAME Calendar. SNAME also maintains a Calls for Papers Library to assist members and nonmembers in considering submission and presentation. Authors are also encouraged to review the Call for Papers Author Instructions and Guidelines. Papers published following presentation in previous symposia can be found through a search of the SNAME Techinal Resource Library. if you are part of a SNAME Section interested in creating a symposia, a manual can be found here to help you plan and organize a successful event. For more resources, please contact Alana Anderson at alana@sname.org.

SNAME is an international leader in technical research in naval architecture and the marine industrial sciences. This reputation is reenforced at dozens of SNAME sponsored and endorsed SNAME Symposia around the world every year.

Members and nonmembers are encouraged to consider participation and publication through SNAME Symposia. Symposia are listed on the SNAME Calendar. SNAME also maintains a Calls for Papers Library to assist members and nonmembers in considering submission and presentation. Authors are also encouraged to review the Call for Papers Author Instructions and Guidelines.

Papers published following presentation in previous symposia can be found through a search of the SNAME Techinal Resource Library.

if you are part of a SNAME Section interested in creating a symposia, a manual can be found here to help you plan and organize a successful event. For more resources, please contact Alana Anderson at alana@sname.org.