January 2018 Meeting
Ben is the Vice President of Business Development at AFS. Eric is on the left and Ben is on the...
read more2017 Past Presidents
We had a great time at this year’s past presidents meeting. Here are a few images of our past...
read moreGrand Haven High School – Foundry in a Box
Grand Haven High School is the most recent place we hosted our Foundry in a Box. This event was another great success and we look forward to many more fantastic events like this. Some photos of this Foundry in a...
read moreAFS Student Night Tours
This past Tuesday’s tours was another fun event. We had Fruitport HS, Coopersville HS and Kent City HS attend. About $15,000 was given away in educational assistance last. The kids really appreciated it and enjoyed the...
read moreOakridge Upper Elementary – Foundry in a Box
Another great event showing of the Foundry in a Box at the Oakridge Upper Elementary. Here are several photos of this fun event! We are looking forward to the next...
read moreFebruary 2017 AFS Meeting
Another great meeting was held this February. This meeting featured Raymond W. Monroe. Raymond W. Monroe rejoined the Steel Founders’ Society of America as Executive Vice President on April 1, 1988. Prior to this, for a year he worked for Saturn Corporation, a General Motors subsidiary, in the lost foam casting area. Raymond also was the Research Director of SFSA for five years before leaving to join Saturn Corporation. Other past experience includes contract research in metallurgy, failure analysis and castings processes at the Southern Research Institute in Birmingham, Alabama for six years; and, while a student, working for NASA at Marshall Space Flight Center. Here are just a few photos from this...
read moreMCC Student Chapter of AFS Took First Place
We are very pleased to announce that MCC Student Chapter of AFS took first place in the student casting competition. All other schools participating were 4 year universities. This competition took place in Wisconsin. This is an accomplishment not only our students and college can be proud of but our community in general. PS: Thank you to Joel Yates for working and participating with our students at this years event in Wisconsin
read moreFoundry In a Box at Holton High School
The Foundry In a Box at Holton High School was a great success and everyone had a wonderful time. Here are some photos of this fantastic...
read moreFerry School STEM
Great event. Expected 100-150 parents and students. It was a busy hour. We brought chips, cookies and fruit snacks. Also passed out keychain flashlights and...
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