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The History of What?

If you haven’t already heard the news, the TMS Foundation is celebrating 25 years of growing our professional community in 2018. A theme running through this year’s celebration is the crucial role that mentors play in the development of young scientists and engineers, connecting them to new colleagues, learning experiences, and future leadership opportunities. That’s why an effort to collect mentor and mentee names for a “TMS family tree” kicked off the anniversary year at the TMS 2018 Annual Meeting & Exhibition (TMS2018), March 11–15, in Phoenix. (If you were not able to attend the meeting, look for a future JOM article about this initiative.) A family tree icon and the theme, “Celebrating 25 years of Growing the Minerals, Metals and Materials Community,” will highlight other anniversary activities planned for the coming months.