This year's U.S. workshop attendees were the best looking group to date!

Holly Williams of EI enjoyed rock climbing on the Apache Trail.

A nearby ghost town was a treat.

A great spot for the reception sponsored by Engineered Abrasives.

After class, the guys from Engineered Abrasives treated everyone to drinks by the pool.

A student describes what his suitcase looks like in hopes of finding his pants.

Holly Williams of EI sings the Shot Peener's anthem for Mike Sorenson of Boeing

Instructors and students both unwind at the end of the day.

The Engineered Abrasives reception gave attendees a chance to network.

Jim Harrison and Mike Brauss poolside.

The Bailey's and Gillespie's swap stories while Dwight Lutsko thinks about putting on his Speedos

Brigitte Labelle of Shockform can light up a room with her smile.

"So, what's for dinner?"

Chris Long of EI spends time with football hero Emmitt Smith.

The workshop speakers form a line at last call.

Ed Richerme of Engineered Abrasives makes sure Pam Champaigne of EI keeps things in order.

Jack Champaigne IS "McLovin!"

The sun sets on another EI workshop day.

Dwight Lutsko presents Jack with a quilt made with t-shirts from previous workshops. Nice!

Ken I'Anson accepts this year's "Shot Peener of the Year" award and emphasizes the need for proper Peening education

Dan Lingenfelser of Caterpillar gives the keynote on the Future of Fatigue Prediction

Breakout advanced courses were a hit with veteran workshop attendees.

Jim Whalen from Progressive Technologies lectures about challenging peening applications

John Cammett leads the discussion in the main lecture room while advanced classes are conducted in breakout rooms

Clemco's "Dr." Herb Tobben knows nozzles

Brent Slezak and Terry Reckart helps a workshop attendee with his questions

Sylvain Forgues from Shockform/Sonats discusses ultrasonic peening with an attendee

Case Ferguson from FARR answers an attendees dust collection questions.

Holly Williams from Electronics Inc. explains EI's products

The Coyote booth showcased their blast wheel products.

An attendee decides what class is next as this year's workshop had up to 4 classes offered simultaneously.

The attention level was intense in the main lecture room.

Jim Harrison from Metal Improvement lectures on Laser Peening.

John Cammett enjoys spreading the knowledge about proper shot peening procedures and practice.

The best part of a workshop is the diverse range of questions that benefits everyone.

A workshop attendee offers a smile between courses.

The best part of a workshop is the diverse range of questions that benefits everyone.

As always, food is the next best thing to knowledge at an EI Workshop and both were EXCELLENT!

Attendee's found what they needed with the great exhibitors like Premier Shot at this year's workshop.