The SEMI Pacific Northwest Steering Committee supports and promotes workforce development for the northwest semiconductor, display, MEMS and related industries.

Committee Chair: Greg Cole, ASML gregory.cole@asml.com

Advanced Inquiry Systems	The Loomis Group, Inc.
Air Products and Chemicals	Matheson Tri-Gas
Applied Materials	MCK Technologies
ASML	Mercury Group
FEI Company	Microchip Technology, Inc.
Gigaphoton	Novellus
High Purity Products	Portland Development Commission
iDEX Corporation	Rohm and Haas
IDT	SMC Technologies North America
Kokusai Semiconductor Equipment Corp	Tokyo Electron America
Komatsu Silicon America LLC	The Tugman Group
Lakeshore Technologies	Ultra Clean Technologies
Lam Research	WaferTech

Membership opportunities are open to SEMI member companies and others who are doing business with the semiconductor and related technology communities in the Pacific Northwest.
For more information or to become a member, please contact Brian Farley at
(503) 704-9463 or bf6844@gmail.com.

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Pacific Northwest Steering Committee Meeting Schedule. Meeting locations will be announced prior to each meeting.

The SEMI Pacific Northwest Steering Committee along with the SEMI Foundation founded the High Tech U program. The High Tech U program was designed to be a fun and interactive way to introduce high school students to the semiconductor industry. To date, the SEMI Foundation and the Pacific Northwest Steering Committee have helped produce 50 plus programs with over 1450 participants in the United States, Singapore, Japan and Europe.

To learn more about SEMI High Tech U and the SEMI Foundation, click here.

In 2006, the SEMI Pacific Northwest Steering Committee kicked off its Robotics Sponsorship Program with the sponsoring of three teams in the 2005 Pacific Northwest First Robotics Competition.

For more information on First Robotics, click here.

In an effort to bring business, labor and the semiconductor sector together to shape strategies to best meet the semiconductor workforce and employer needs of the Northwest with a high-skill, high-wage workforce, the SEMI Pacific Northwest Steering Committee created the SEMI Scholarship for the Pacific Northwest in 2005. Thirteen scholarships have been granted and in 2010, the committee hopes to award three more scholarships to qualified candidates.
To find out more information about the SEMI Scholarship for the Pacific Northwest, click here.

For more information on the SEMI Pacific Northwest Steering Committee, please feel free to contact Greg Cole at gregory.cole@asml.com.