Welcome to the Washington, DC and Maryland Metro Section's website

Meet the Section Officers for 2009 - 2010 Year

Read Chair Suzanne Roberts message to the Section membership here.

To learn more about our officers, read their biographies.

RECOGNITION IS PRICELESS! - Nominations being sought for ASQ Fellows

Now is the time to recognize all those Section 509 members who have made a lasting contribution and who have devoted themselves to furthering the Quality movement by referring them to the ASQ Fellow Nomination Committee! 

Section 509 currently has five (5) ASQ Fellows, including W. Edwards Deming.  And judging by the quality of work (no pun intended) exhibited by our Section members, we believe we have many more who are eligible to receive this prestigious recognition.  If you or someone you know has been an ASQ Senior Member for at least 5 years prior to January 1, 2010, has at least 15 years of service, has gained distinction in one or more of the following areas:  planning or operation of quality-related work activities; teaching a major course in a quality-related academic discipline in an accredited school or institution; or developing, expounding on or directing the work of original theories, principles or techniques, and is potentially qualified as defined in ASQ Policy G 02.02H and as outlined in the ASQ Fellow Matrix of  Requirements, then please initiate the recognition.

To begin the process, submit the "Fellow nomination" contact information to Tony Arnold via email at  Nominations@asq509.org before February 1, 2010.  Completed Fellows Matrix and supporting data must be provided to Tony before March 15, 2010 for evaluation.  Upon approval by the Section 509 Board, final selection will be made by the ASQ National Committee.

Let ASQ 509 help you achieve the recognition you deserve; it’s priceless!

Section 509 offers Exam Certification Refresher Courses

The Washington DC and Maryland Metro Section is now offering refresher courses for some of the ASQ certification examinations.  See the Certification and Training Page for the offered courses as well as other training resources.

Web site log-in instructions

The log-in instructions are as follows: Click "Login" link on left side. For username, use your First Initial + Last Name For password, use your ASQ membership number. DO NOT ADD LEADING ZEROS.  Note: ASQ Section 509 gets new member data once a month.  Please wait at least 30 days from joining ASQ before attempting to log into our web site.  If login is not successful 30 days from joining ASQ, contact the webmaster (webmaster@asq509.org).

If login is successful, you will see your "My Profile" page with five or six tabs. You may also see the ASQ Newsfeed and links. You will see the newsfeed/links on the "My Profile" page each time you log in. Select the Login/Contact Information Tab to change your Username or password. Password must be at least 7 characters. 

Volunteers Needed

The Executive Committee is calling for volunteers to serve their section. If you are interested, please contact Suzanne Roberts (Chair@asq509.org).

Upcoming Events

February ISO9000 Users Group Meeting
How to Get the Most Benefit From Your Internal Audits Facilitator: Robert Zimman Wednesday, February 17, 2010 Location:...
Event Details  ·  Feb 17, 2010

Software SIG: Beware of Cloud Computing Myths, continued
Beware of Cloud Computing Myths, continued (part 1 was in September), presented by Shahid N. Shah of Netspective
Event Details  ·  Feb 23, 2010

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News Feeds

Tarnished Reputation May Cost Toyota Billions
The cost of Toyota Motor Corp.Â’s two high-profile recalls totaling 9 million vehicles may run as high as $2 billion, analysts in Chicago said. But
News Item  ·  National Feed  ·  Feb 8, 2010_  right

New Course for No Child Left Behind
President Barack Obama is seeking a major overhaul of the U.S. education system, with a shift from an emphasis on testing to an emphasis on
News Item  ·  National Feed  ·  Feb 8, 2010_  right

Toyota CEO Breaks Silence, Invites Criticism
After a week of silence, the boss of the worldÂ’s No. 1 automaker finally appeared in public Friday to apologize over massive car recalls, but
News Item  ·  National Feed  ·  Feb 8, 2010_  right

Mechanics Gear Up as Recall Gets Under Way
Technician Ian Phillips wiggled his body into the tight space under the steering column of the Toyota Matrix crossover vehicle Friday. He then worked his
News Item  ·  National Feed  ·  Feb 8, 2010_  right

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