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Upcoming Event ▪ Upcoming Training ▪ Chair Message ▪ Our Vision and Mission
Wednesday - September 8, 2010 ; Monthly Section Meeting Forrest Breyfogle
Selected Publications: Link to Forrest W. Breyfogle III's selected publications
(Details about the topic for the September Section Meeting are pending)
Fall Refresher Classes
ASQ Certification is formal recognition by ASQ that an individual has demonstrated proficiency within and a comprehension of a specified body of knowledge at a point in time. It is peer recognition and not registration or licensure. Since 1968, when the first ASQ certification exam was given, more than 85,000 individuals have become certified through ASQ, including many who have attained more than one designation. Although ASQ membership is not a prerequisite for certification, most of the people who hold one of these designations do belong to the Society. Prerequisites Contact the ASQ Austin Certification Chair, Norma Antunano, at for questions about the program. See the ASQ Web Site, for information about prerequisites to apply for the examination and details about the examination, the bodies of knowledge, and other aspects of these certifications. The cost for each certification exam is listed at ASQ Exam Fees.
CSSBB Fall 2010 Certification Class
For registration for these CSSBB, please contact Bob McGoldrick at (512)-22307662 or rmcgoldr@austincc.edu. Go to the following link below for a complete listing of all the latest application deadline and exam date information from ASQ Headquarters: http://www.asq.org/certification/dates.html
It is my honor to have been chosen to lead the ASQ Austin Section 1414 in FY 2010-11. We are coming off a very successfully year thanks to Todd Minnick’s leadership and many excellent volunteers who have dedicated their time and expertise to promote the Vision and Mission of the Austin Section. This fiscal year we will continue to focus on the needs of members by utilizing member feedback in various forms like monthly meeting and educational event surveys, the voice of the customer survey results, and other information such as brainstorming sessions. In the up and coming FY 2010-11, we will be focusing on activities and programs that increase and sustain our membership as well striving to enhance member skills and knowledge. In order to maintain consistency within the section we will continue doing the following:
The ASQ Austin Section 1414 has already started its planning process for FY 2010-11. We will be meeting throughout the summer to plan activities and programs for our members to be delivered in the coming fiscal year starting in September 2010. Some of the new activities and programs we will be offering are a new look to the Web site, a mentoring program will be offered to members requiring individualized assistance and/or additional knowledge on various subjects like six sigma, lean, ISO 9001/13485 and many more, and an electronic method of asking questions for the talented ASQ Austin Section members either on LinkedIn or on the ASQ Community and Network provided as a service in asq.org . On behalf of the ASQ Austin Section 1414 Executive Committee we will be looking forward to serving you in FY 2010-11. As always we want to provided activities and programs to meet your expectations. Your feedback and suggestions to assist the ASQ Austin Section 1414 will always be welcome to determine whether we are delighting our customers. Further updates and communication of the various activities and programs will be forthcoming upon completion of planning and the readiness of offerings to you. Sincerely, John Hartzler
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This Certified Six Sigma Black Belt (CSSBB) class being held over the
fall is scheduled to finish in time for the October 2010 certification exam.
This is a compressed course.
