Professional life Steinmetz acted in the following professional capacities: At Union College, as chair of electrical engineering from 1902 to 1913Lemelson-MIT Program,"Charles Steinmetz: Improvements to Alternating Current Motor" and as faculty member thereafter until his death in 1923 Board member on the Schenectady Board of Education for six years, including four years as the board's president President of the Common Council of Schenectady President of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers from 1901 to 1902 First vice-president of the International Association of Municipal Electricians (IAME) {which later became the International Municipal Signal Association (IMSA)} from 1913 until his death in 1923.
Professional life Steinmetz acted in the following professional capacities: At Union College, as chair of electrical engineering from 1902 to 1913Lemelson-MIT Program,"Charles Steinmetz Improvements to Alternating Current Motor" and as faculty member thereafter until his death in 1923 Board member on the Schenectady Board of Education for six years, including four years as the board's president President of the Common Council of Schenectady President of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers from 1901 to 1902 First vice-president of the International Association of Municipal Electricians (IAME) {which later became the International Municipal Signal Association (IMSA)} from 1913 until his death in 1923.