Engineering Clubs at UP

1. Engineering Clubs at UP • Engineers without Borders • American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) • Robotics Club • Tau Beta Phi • Engineering World Health (EWH)

2. Engineering Clubs at UP • Association for Computing Machinery (ACM, computer science) • Society of Women Engineers (SWE) • Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (IEEE) • Mechanical Engineering Club

3. Engineers Without BordersPresident: Michael Tarbert(tarbert14@up.edu) • Developing sustainable water, energy, housing in developing countries • UP chapter working in Honduras • Open to all engineering students. • Main fundraising activity is Soccer game clean-up (need volunteers)

4. Engineers Without Borders 2011 Team 2012 Team

5. American Society of Civil EngineersPresident: Erin Gibbs(gibbs15@up.edu) • Connects you to a network of professionals • Open to civil engineering Students • Competitions • Concrete canoe • Paper presentations • Field trips • Community service projects • Guest speakers

6. American Society of Civil Engineers

7. UP Robotics ClubPresident: Ian Averman [averman15@up.edu] • Open to all engineering, computer science, and other interested students. • Design, build, and compete an autonomous robot to mine on the moon. • Community outreach to local HS • Compete in the NASA Lunabotics Mining Competition held at the Kennedy Space Center in late May.

8. UP Robotics Club

9. Tau Beta PiPresident: Peter Chamberlain(chamberl14@g.up.edu) • UP’s Engineering Honor Society (OR Gamma Chapter) • Top 1/8th of juniors (gpa) • Top 1/5th of seniors (gpa) • Eng Tutoring program • Eng Futures sessions for professional development • Main fundraising activities are soccer game clean-ups

10. Engineering World Health (EWH)President: Maldeep Kang(kang14@g.up.edu) • Works to improve the quality of health care in developing countries • Builds local capacity to maintain and repair electronic equipment • EWH-Duke Summer Institute • Design Competitions • Kits

11. Engineering World Health (EWH)

12. Biomedical Engineering Society • Club President: James Magas, magas13@up.edu • Open to all engineering, computer science, and life science students • New club this year • Guest speakers planned fromAcumed, Nike, Adidas, and Adv. Arm Dynamics (prosthetics) • Field trips to local biomedical companies, Seattle BMES meeting, New Orleans orthopaedic conference • Opportunities to participate in biomedical research • Collaboration with Engineering World Health club

13. Association for Computing Machinery (ACM)President: Kyle DeFrancia(defranci14@up.edu) • International professional organization for software professionals. • Open to CS majors and minors. • Programming competition each November (held at UP this year). • Local and regional speakers from industry.

14. Society of Women Engineers(SWE)President: Chelsea Kemp (kemp14@up.edu) • Open to allengineeringand computer sciencestudents – male and female • Female members have an opportunity to become part of the national organization • Fantastic opportunity to network • Tours of local engineering companies • Past years have included Intel and CH2M HILL • Coffee meet-and-greets with professionals • National and regional conference attendance • Free food at every meeting!

15. Society of Women Engineers (SWE)

16. Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (IEEE)President: Dan Nelson(nelsond15@up.edu) • Largest network of technical professionals in the world • Open to all majors • Speak with local engineers solving real problems • Annual soldering competition (Spring 2013)

17. Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (IEEE)

18. Mechanical Engineering Club • President: Brendan Klennert (klennert14@up.edu) • Advisor: Dr. Tim Doughty • ME Club is the “umbrella” club covering four professional organizations: • ASME International • (formerly American Society of Mechanical Engineers ) • American Society of Heating, Refrigeration, Air Conditioning Engineers (ASHREA) • ASM International • (formerly American Society of Materials) • Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE)

19. ASME International • Formerly “American Society of Mechanical Engineers” • Vice President: Elwin Aragorn (aragorn14@up.edu) • ASME International is the primary professional society for ME’s • Provides speakers and tours and similar events through Oregon ASME • ASME has annual regional student meetings

20. American Society of Heating, Refrigeration, Air Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE) • Vice President: Jordan Lum (lum14@up.edu) • Interact with local professionals. • Oregon ASHRAE provides a number of scholarships to upper class students

21. ASM International • Vice President: Ryan Kohara (kohara14@up.edu) • Involved with various aspects of materials and manufacturing. • Students participate in the Annual Oregon ASM Collegiate presentations

22. Society of Automotive Engineers • Vice President: Kramer Kors (Kors14@up.edu) • Active with Oregon SAE, speakers and events • Collegiate competitions: Baja and Aero design

23. Engineering Clubs • Student Club Fair • When: Friday 8/30, 4:30 to 6:30 pm • Where: Shipstad Quad • What: All clubs will be represented at Activities Fair