E-Council Members Attend NAESC Regional Conference
Wed, Nov 2 2005
Members of the Engineers' Council represented NC State University at the National Association of Engineering Student Councils Regional Conference in Pittsburgh, PA, October 28 - 30. The conference showcases practical skills for organization-building, new ideas for council events, and integration of freshmen students into established groups. Attending were: Tyler Schweitzer, Carole Williams, Casey Fields, Andrew Barnes, Sindhu Chandramouleeswaian, Tarryn McLean and Sneha Rangarao. Three members were elected to officer positions of the NAESC Regional Advisory Board for the 2006-7 year. Casey Fields was elected Vice-President of Finance, Tarryn McLean was elected Vice-President of Communications and Sindhu Chandramouleeswaian was elected Vice-President of Outreach. The NC State Engineers' Council will host the regional conference in 2006. Tarryn McLean will be the Director of Regional Conference (DORC) for this event.
Engineers’ Council Pledges Support for Future Students
Mon, Dec 5 2005
This past year, the Engineers’ Council sponsored the largest Engineering Career Fair in the College’s history. The event attracted more than 100 companies to the campus, and 1,685 students attended. This annual event, which brings potential employers and current students together, is so successful that the Engineers’ Council has recently pledged to increase their endowment to $100,000 over the next five years. See full story.
E-Council Meeting With New Members
Wed, Apr 19 2006
First meeting with the 2006-2007 E-Council.
Engineering Career Fair
Thu, Feb 2 2006
The Engineering Career Fair at NC State is one of the largest career fairs in the country held specifically for engineering students. In 2005, 125 companies and 1685 students attended. This year approximately 177 companies are planing to attend! The Engineering Career Fair is an excellent opportunity for students and employers to connect. It is also an opportunity to strengthen relationships among industry, government, alumni, and the College of Engineering. http://students.engr.ncsu.edu/careerfair/
How to Prepare for Career Fairs
Wed, Jan 25 2006
E-Council will sponsor a presentation given by the University Career Center on “How to Prepare for Career Fairs” on Wednesday January 25th. The event will be held in Mann 307 from 5:30 – 6:30. The presentation will be given by representatives from IBM and Kimley-Horn. They will discuss how to maximize your time with an employer, how to make a positive impression and how to avoid turning off an employer. The representatives will also give insights into what happens with your resume once you leave the career fair and how to follow up with an employer. E-Council will be providing free Pizza for the event! We strongly encourage everyone to attend, as it will be helpful to for students at the February 2nd Engineering Career Fair.
AIChE Blood Drive
Fri, Feb 3 2006
AIChE will be hosting a blood drive on Friday, February 3rd from 10 am - 3 pm in Bragaw Hall. If you would like to participate, you can sign up for an appointment online :
Anyone can do it!
www.membersforlife.org/cbsr
"Click here for Mobile Drive Information" (Blue Box)
Search by sponsor code (top of page): 100*
*Also enter your email to create a profile
Fill out profile
Pick February 3rd and sign up for a slot!!
You can also email Megan Maltais at memaltai@ncsu.edu to schedule an appointment
We are looking for volunteers as well. If you are interested in helping during the drive to hand out food, greet, and help people find their way, you can sign up on the chemical engineering lounge door. We need about 4 people per hour from 9-4. We need help setting up and taking down the drive from 9-10 and 3-4. Thanks again!
Here are some facts to know about blood donation!
- Every 2 seconds someone in the United States needs a blood product.
- Only 5% of the eligible population donates blood. 95% of the US population will need a blood product sometime in our life.
- One pint of blood saves up to 3 lives.
- You can donate blood every 56 days.
- Red blood cells only survive 42 days outside of the human body. (This is why we continually need blood donors!)
- The Carolina Blood Services Region (www.redcrossblood.org) needs to collect 1500 units a day to meet patient need.
Engineering Career Fair February 2, 2006
Wed, Jan 18 2006
The Engineering Career Fair at NC State is one of the largest career fairs in the country held specifically for engineering students. In 2005, 125 companies and 1685 students attended. This year approximately 180 companies will be attending! The Engineering Career Fair is an excellent opportunity for students and employers to connect. It is also an opportunity to strengthen relationships among industry, government, alumni, and the College of Engineering. More information can be found at: http://students.engr.ncsu.edu/careerfair/ .
E-Council Meeting
Thu, Feb 23 2006
Finance Appropriation Applications Available (Applications Due March 12, 2006) 2006-2007 E-Council Department Representative Applications Available
First ECE Undergraduate Research Symposium - April 26, 2006
Mon, Mar 13 2006
All undergraduate students working on research projects with faculty advisors are encouraged to submit abstracts to the symposium. Two page abstracts should be submitted to Mehmet C. Ozturk by e-mail (mco@ncsu.edu) no later than March 31, 2006. The abstracts may include drawings, photographs and graphs illustrating the research results.
Learn About Different Opportunities to go Abroad
Fri, Mar 17 2006
E-Council will host a workshop where students representing the Center for Student Leadership Ethics and Public Service (CSLEPS), Engineers Without Borders (EWB) and INNOVATE will talk about their experiences abroad. The workshop will be in Mann 216 on Wednesday March 22 from 5:30 - 6:30 and free pizza will be provided. CSLEPS is an organization that promotes leadership through service. They participate in many service events and conferences throughout the year in order serve others in the global community. One of the main focuses of CSLEPS is Tsunami relief. One of the first events CSLEPS did was to raise $44,500 for the Amerinca Red Cross Internation Relief Fund. As part of the university's on-going committment to tsunami relief, CSLEPS and the Office of International Affairs partnered to sponsor the Tsunami Blitz Build in Negombo, Sir Lanka. EWB strives to enhance communities in thrid world countries through engineering projects. Currently EWB has three different projects active: The Stop Hunger Now Senior Design project, a project with Partners of the Americas in Cochabamba, Bolivia, and the other is enhancing the Village Learning Environment in Upper Allentown, Sierra Leone, by integrating renewable energy to power lights and fans in a school. They will also be doing a water sanitation project for the school as well. INNOVATE 2006 is a conference for undergraduate and graduate technical students that examines the relationship between technology, globalization and leadership in the contemporary marketplace. The conference aims to develop and address the skill competencies of a globally educated technical student through two vehicles for learning: A ten-day international symposium that features company visits, discussions with key business leaders and government decision makers, and interactions with students from universities around the world; and a pre-trip preparatory program to introduce students to the history, politics, economics, culture, technology trends and business practices of Asia.
ECE Spring Graduate Student Seminar Registration Open
Sat, Apr 1 2006
ECE Spring Graduate Student Seminar Registration
The ECE Grad Student Association is organizing the ECE Spring Graduate Student Seminar on Thursday, April 20, 2006. It will be held in Engineering Building II (EB2) from 4:00 to 9:00pm.
Students in ECE or BME are invited to participate in the powerpoint and poster sessions. There are a total of 54 slots available for powerpoint presentations and 30 for posters.
The focus of this event is to give students an opportunity to practice and improve their presentation skills. To encourage wide participation, presentations need not contain final research results. Students new to the department are especially encouraged to begin participating in these semi-annual seminars as early as possible so as to have the maximum number of opportunities to receive constructive feedback. Prizes will be awarded to presenters judged to be the best in their session.
***** REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN!!! *****
The deadline for registration is April 14, 2006. To register, please visit the Seminar Registration page at: http://www.ece.ncsu.edu/gsa/seminar/
***** FOOD WILL BE PROVIDED *****
For more information, please visit the ECE GSA website at:
http://www.ece.ncsu.edu/gsa/seminar/. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact Matthew Craver at mdcraver@ncsu.edu.
The IBM Sponsored ECE Spring Graduate Student Research Seminar
Thu, Apr 20 2006
ECE Spring Graduate Student Research Seminar
The ECE Grad Student Association is organizing the ECE Spring Graduate
Student Seminar on Thursday, April 20, 2006. It will be held in
Engineering Building II (EB2) from 4:00 to 9:00pm. This Spring's seminar
is sponsored by IBM.
Students in ECE or BME are invited to participate in the powerpoint and
poster sessions. There are a total of 54 slots available for powerpoint
presentations and 30 for posters.
The focus of this event is to give students an opportunity to practice and
improve their presentation skills. To encourage wide participation,
presentations need not contain final research results. Students new to the
department are especially encouraged to begin participating in these
semi-annual seminars as early as possible so as to have the maximum number
of opportunities to receive constructive feedback. Prizes will be awarded
to presenters judged to be the best in their session.
***** FOOD WILL BE PROVIDED *****
For more information, please visit the ECE GSA website at:
http://www.ece.ncsu.edu/gsa/seminar. If you have any questions, please
feel free to contact Matthew Craver at mdcraver@ncsu.edu.
ECE Spring Graduate Student Research Seminar (IBM Sponsored)
Thu, Apr 20 2006
ECE Spring Graduate Student Research Seminar
The ECE Grad Student Association is organizing the ECE Spring Graduate
Student Seminar on Thursday, April 20, 2006. It will be held in
Engineering Building II (EB2) from 4:00 to 9:00pm. This Spring's seminar
is sponsored by IBM.
Students in ECE or BME are invited to participate in the powerpoint and
poster sessions. There are a total of 54 slots available for powerpoint
presentations and 30 for posters.
The focus of this event is to give students an opportunity to practice and
improve their presentation skills. To encourage wide participation,
presentations need not contain final research results. Students new to the
department are especially encouraged to begin participating in these
semi-annual seminars as early as possible so as to have the maximum number
of opportunities to receive constructive feedback. Prizes will be awarded
to presenters judged to be the best in their session.
***** FOOD WILL BE PROVIDED *****
For more information, please visit the ECE GSA website at:
http://www.ece.ncsu.edu/gsa/seminar. If you have any questions, please
feel free to contact Matthew Craver at mdcraver@ncsu.edu.
"Can a Robot See the way we see? -- Neuroscientific Approach to Human Consciousness" ECE GSA Seminar Presentation
Wed, Apr 26 2006
The ECE GSA is hosting Dr. Jung-Ang Lee's presentation;
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"Can a Robot See the way we see? -- Neuroscientific Approach to Human Consciousness"
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The main theme of the presentation will be to prune away prevailing misunderstanding/misinformation on consciousness, in particular on the concept of self, by providing a summary of current understanding of human consciousness recently garnered in the field of neuroscience.
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The speaker, who is conversant with modern physics, theory of computation, and mathematical logic on top of his specialty (neurobiology), is expected to present a thought-provoking and even intuition-shattering talk in a lively manner.
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A similar presentation by the speaker was previously given to RTP area behavioral scientists at the KECK Center's Behavioral Science Meeting at NCSU last November.
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BIO:
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Though I am currently working as a research scientist at the Biomedical/Bioengineering Research Institute at North Carolina Central University, I prefer to think of myself as an independent thinker. My undergraduate degree in Biochemistry is from Yonsei University in Korea. I recieved my Ph.D. from Ohio State University in Neuroscience.
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As a result of my personality, coupled with the very harsh political circumstances in my country, I have come view ANY kind of knowledge/ideas that were given to me in the form of authority with a thourough and systematic skepticism. This skepticism of knowledge/ideas went so far as to include the validity of mathematical truth, which in turn led to my personal discovery of Godel's theorem. This systematic method of critical thinking has been the most important asset in my career as a knowledge worker--Neuroscientist.
WolfTech Webteam Releases "Tracster" in Public Beta Version
Thu, Jul 13 2006
The WolfTech Webteam has recently created a new web application for use by the NC State community. Tracster is an online course registration planner for use by all Undergraduate and Graduate students. If you are familiar with the XTracs application available on Linux/Solaris, you will immediately recognize this system. Tracster is a web-based alternative for this system. Tracster uses the same sources of information as XTracs, updating its course schedules daily. As with XTracs, a student can find, select, and arrange courses using a visible schedule which can then be printed out or saved. A saved schedule can be reloaded into the application should changes need to be made. Completed schedules can be used as a reference when registering for classes, however, like XTracs, Tracster is only a pre-registration schedule organizer. It does not register a student with PackTracks in any way. Students are invited to give this application a try in its current public beta version. Feedback, suggestions for improvement, and bug reports should be emailed to wolftech-webmaster@ncsu.edu. The tool may be found at: http://www.wolftech.ncsu.edu/tracster/
E-Council Meeting
Fri, Sep 1 2006
This will be the E-Council's first meeting of the new academic year. All are invited to attend.
Matlab installations for student-owned computers
Thu, Sep 14 2006
The Matlab vendor, the MathWorks, has agreed to permit the College of Engineering (COE) to install Matlab/Simulink on student-owned computers for students enrolled in COE curricula or COE courses, provided ITECS controls the installation. This is a pilot project within the College of Engineering only and does not apply to students enrolled in curricula or courses outside COE.
Students can have Matlab/Simulink installed only at the ITECS helpdesk by appointment. They will need to schedule the appointment by visiting http://www.eos.ncsu.edu/software/install/, bring their computer (laptop or CPU) and All-Campus card to the ITECS helpdesk at the scheduled appointment time, and sign a Matlab/Simulink Student Use Acceptance Form.
Effective 9/12/06, Matlab/Simulink plus the Optimization, Statistics, and Signal Processing toolboxes will be installed by default. Other toolboxes will be installed only at the faculty request prior to the start of each semester and only if the campus holds enough concurrent seats for the requested toolbox. Toolbox requests after the semester begins will not be accepted for that semester.
Contact itecs-software@engr.ncsu.edu with questions.
Engineering Career Fair
Tue, Oct 3 2006
The Engineering Career Fair will be hosted by the Engineers' Council. There will be 173 companies participating in this event that will be looking for students interested in internships, CO-OP's, and full time jobs. This event is open to everyone interested in abtaining experience in their field of study.
NAESC Registration Deadline
Sun, Oct 1 2006
Deadline for schools to turn in registration forms for the conference. Email Tarryn Mclean for any questions via NA2006NAESC@yahoo.com.
Engineering Career Fair
Wed, Sep 20 2006
On October 3, 2006, The College of Engineering and Engineers' Council will host the "Engineering Career Fair." It will be held at the McKimmon Center from 9:30 AM to 4:00 PM. Transportation will be provided at the following locations: Talley Student Center and EB1/EB2. The buses will arrive every 15 minutes to pick students up and take them to the McKimmon Center. Please dress appropriately and bring your resumes.
The Career Center will have a workshop on 9/26.
Hear from Caterpillar, Progress Energy and RTI how you can make the most of all career fairs this fall.
5:15-6:15 PM, 216 Mann.
E-Council Minutes
Tue, Jan 30 2007
E-Council Minutes (and bonus minutes from a previous meeting!) January 30, 2007
- NAESC
Union Club Hotel c. Maximum of 10 delegates per council d. This year a resume book is being complied to give to all sponsoring companies. The head delegate should
submit all resumes to naesc@ecn.purdue.edu before the final registration day, Friday, February 23, 2007.
- E-WEEK
- Publicity!
- ECE: Engineers’ Challenge
- More info and E-WEEK agenda coming soon…courtesy of Sneha
- Career Fair
- Biggest Ever!
- Volunteers
- Name Tags?—man, not again
- Gifts
- Itinerary: Feb 14th 4-7:30 pm. Bring your romantic date for a candlelight dinner courtesy of Fountain Dining. You know I will…! Feb 15th 8-4:30
- Senior Award’s Banquet
- Chicken or Prime Rib. It’s going to be gooood.
- April 25th 6-9 pm
- Park Alum Center or the Faculty Club
- Yes…it’s a dry event
- Elections
- Officers
- Members
- Appropriations
- Due on Feb 20
- Approp meeting on Feb 27
- Thoughts on Career Fair???
- 2-Day
- Surveys for students and companies
- Shirts that fit. Let’s go with spandex
- Email department heads so that tests are not placed on the same week next year…
- Increase table cost?
- Scroll down for bonus minutes from a previous meeting!
- Minutes from Nov 28. Honestly, do you guys read these?
- Date of E-Week: March 12-16 (PASSED BY A VOTE OF 11 IN FAVOR, ??? AGAINST) yes. This is the week after spring break. Hence….
- Theme suggestion: “Spring Break Part II”
- Co-Chairs: Sir Alex Carter and Lady Sneha Something
- yes, that’s all my friends. I wonder who really reads these. If you read this, send me an email that reads “I LOVE SPIDER MAN” in the title
- in case you forgot my email its: jmmorro3@ncsu.edu
- have a great week. Oooh yea!
Strategizing with IP:Universities and Industry Crossing Death Valley Together
Mon, Feb 5 2007
Developing Skills for a Multicultural & Global Workplace
Mon, Feb 26 2007
Ladies and Gentlemen,
As you know, computing is a discipline of global reach in academic, research, and commercial endeavors. International collaborations are becoming the norm, and it is critical that today's and tomorrow's computing professionals develop the skills and attitudes necessary to work in multi-cultural environments. The faculty and staff of this department are representative of this international and multicultural diversity.
The CSC Graduate Student Association is hosting a workshop on "Developing Skills for a Multicultural & Global Workplace" on Monday, February 26 at 6:30 pm in EB2 room 3211. The workshop leader is Dr.
Darla Deardorff of the Center for International Studies at Duke University, an award-winning researcher and speaker on intercultural competence development. The CSC GSA invites you to join us for this important event.
More information:
Workshop: http://students.engr.ncsu.edu/cscgsa/cult-comp.html
CSC GSA Events: http://students.engr.ncsu.edu/cscgsa/diversity.html
We look forward to seeing many of you there!
Sincerely,
David Wright
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David Wright
PhD Student, NCSU Computer Science Dept
2267 EB-II, Centennial Campus
919-515-7533
President, Computer Science Graduate Student Association http://students.engr.ncsu.edu/cscgsa/
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Amit Lakhani Wins Senior Award for Scholarly Achievement
Fri, Apr 27 2007
Amit Lakhani has excelled as a dual major student in electrical engineering and physics. A member of Phi Beta Kappa and Phi Kappa Phi honor societies, he has served as vice president of the Economic Society and floor representative on the Carroll Hall Council.
Amit is a well-rounded individual with strong communications skills, an enthusiasm for marathons and rock climbing, and a passion for research. Since 2004 he has worked as an undergraduate researcher in Dr. Thomas Pearl’s laboratory in the Department of Physics and spent last summer at the Sandia National Laboratories in Albuquerque, New Mexico, as part of the Research Experience for Undergraduates program. At the Sandia National Labs, he developed and characterized new nanostructures made out of porphyrin, an organic macrocycle.
As a member of Dr. Pearl’s research group, he helped design and assemble scanning tunneling and atomic force microscopes. He is first author on two papers, one published in the journal, Review of Scientific Instruments, and the other accepted in the Journal of Physical Chemistry.
Amit plans to attend graduate school and wants to “develop faster, smaller, and more efficient electronics.” For his insight and superior research skills, Amit richly deserves the Senior Award for Scholarly Achievement.
Jared Everett Wins Senior Award for Humanities
Fri, Apr 27 2007
Jared Everett is a triple degree student, majoring in electrical engineering, computer engineering, and arts applications with a concentration in music.
As one of the top Benjamin Franklin Scholars, he is a member of Eta Kappa Nu, Phi Beta Kappa, Phi Kappa Phi, and the Golden Key International honor societies. He has served as a virtual employee, senior team leader, and vice president of hardware in the Engineering Entrepreneurship Program; vice president and Webmaster of the Argentine Tango Club; member and Webmaster of the Grains of Time, a renowned a cappella male choir; and a member of the Jazz Ensemble and Chamber Singers at NC State. He has co-founded a number of music groups and has served as a sales and marketing intern at Protochips, Inc.; a technical sales intern at Sageworks, Inc.; a Co-op engineer at Sony Ericsson Mobile Communications; and a teaching assistant at NC State.
Jared has traveled extensively, including a visit to Lund University in Sweden as part of NC State’s Study Abroad program. At Lund University, he not only had an opportunity to study under Swedish professors but also worked with exchange students from around the world. Recognized for his charisma and strong interest in the impact of new advances in technology on music and the arts, he plans to pursue a PhD in electrical engineering in the field of signal processing and communications, focusing on audio signal processing.
Jared’s keen interest and accomplishments in areas where science and the humanities meet have earned him the Senior Award for Humanities.
E-Council President's Round Table
Tue, Sep 25 2007
President's Round table is meant to bring all of the presidents of the student organizations who recieved funding from e-council together to share ideas and to organize e-week. If the president can not make this meeting, please send a proxy. *If you are an organization that is interested in participating in e-week but does not recieve funding from the council, please feel free to send a representative.
E-Council Finance Appropriation Due Date
Fri, Sep 28 2007
If your student organization wishes to apply for funding from the Engineer's council, please reveiw our guidlines and submit an application at: http://students.engr.ncsu.edu/e-council/finance.php Applications due by 12pm tonight. Any organiztion submitting applications after this date will not be elligible for fall funding.
North Atlantic NAESC Regional Conference
Fri, Oct 19 2007
The North Atlantic NAESC Regional Conference will be held from October 19-21 at the University of Virginia. Any council members who wish to attend, please contact Tarryn McLean (trmclean@ncsu.edu) before October 1st so that I can send you the registration form.
Engineering Career Fair
Wed, Oct 3 2007
Fall 2007 Engineering Career Fair: http://students.engr.ncsu.edu/careerfair/
Finance Appropriations
Tue, Oct 9 2007
Your student organization must send a representative to this meeting to give a 5min. presentation in order to be elligble for funding. Appropriations start at 6:00pm. Please arrive 15min before your scheduled time period.
E-Council President's Round Table
Tue, Oct 30 2007
President's Round table is meant to bring all of the presidents of the student organizations who recieved funding from e-council together to share ideas and to organize e-week. If the president can not make this meeting, please send a proxy. *If you are an organization that is interested in participating in e-week but does not recieve funding from the council, please feel free to send a representative.
E-Council President's Round Table
Tue, Nov 27 2007
President's Round table is meant to bring all of the presidents of the student organizations who recieved funding from e-council together to share ideas and to organize e-week. If the president can not make this meeting, please send a proxy. *If you are an organization that is interested in participating in e-week but does not recieve funding from the council, please feel free to send a representative.
Engineer's Council Department Representatives Needed!!
Wed, Aug 29 2007
Come Represent your Engineering Department by serving on the Engineer's Council. Take part in finance appropriations, the career fair, engineer's week, and participate in regional and national conferences! E-council is full of leadership opportunities and is a fantastic resume builder. Departments that need to be filled include: Chemical, Industrial, Material Science, Wood and Paper Science, and Textile If you are interested, apply at: http://students.engr.ncsu.edu/e-council/application.php or email Tarryn McLean at trmclean@ncsu.edu for any questions.
ACM-AITP/WiCS Geek-a-Thon
Fri, Oct 5 2007
Two student organizations in the Department of Computer Science (ACM-AITP and WiCS) are organizing a GeekAThon -- one of several events to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the Department of Computer Science at N.C. State. A GeekAThon is a marathon weekend-long event to refurbish computers and distribute them to middle school students who have no computers in their homes. There have been 9 previous GeekAThons in the area but this is the first by NCSU volunteers. We invite you to signup for one or more shifts (a shift is 4 hours) on Oct 5, 6, or 7. You will receive a cool tshirt (with geek on the front) and free food. And you will be doing a great service. Don't worry about not having experience refurbishing computers...it will be an assembly-line process (we plan to refurbish 200 computers in three days) and there will be experienced folks around to show you the process for your table. The event will be held at the Centennial Campus Middle School cafeteria (map/directions are on the GeekAThon website below -- the CCMS adjoins Centennial Campus). There will be lots of non-geek tasks as well...including working on the giving part called the GiveAThon (held at the GeekAThon on Sat and Sun afternoon). http://www.csc.ncsu.edu/geekathon Hope you can join us!
Golden Opportunities Recruitment Event for ECE Students
Tue, Sep 11 2007
HKN is sponsoring a special recruitment event for engineering students so you have an opportunity to get up close and personal with our top recruiters BEFORE the Career Fair. Please contact Glen Garner @ ggarner@ncsu.edu or Tara_Britt@ncsu.edu if you have questions. Date: October 2nd Place: EB2 (See rooms below) Presentations begin at 5:45: Each company will have the opportunity to present during all three of the presentation blocks. The tables below shows the room number assigned to each company and the presentation schedule.
| Presentation #1 | Presentation #2 | Presentation #3 | |
| Time | 5:45-6:05pm | 6:10-6:30pm | 6:35-6:55pm |
| Company | Room Number |
| Cisco | EB-II 1231 |
| Duke Energy | EB-II 2027 |
| Eaton Corporation | EB-II 1220 |
| Exxon Mobil | EB-II 1226 |
| Harris Corporation | EB-II 1228 |
| IBM | EB-II 1021 |
| Mentor Graphics | EB-II 1230 |
| Microstrategy | EB-II 2236 |
| Northrop Grumman | EB-II 1229 |
| Nucor Steel | EB-II 1212 |
| Progress Energy | EB-II 3211 |
| Qimonda | EB-II 2117 |
| Siemens | EB-II 3115 |
| Sony Ericsson | EB-II 1025 |
| Southern Corporation | EB-II 2034 |
| Tekelec | EB-II 2040 |
Golden Opportunities Recruitment Event for Students
Tue, Oct 2 2007
HKN is sponsoring a special recruitment event for engineering students so you have an opportunity to get up close and personal with our top recruiters BEFORE the Career Fair. Please contact Glen Garner @ ggarner@ncsu.edu or Tara_Britt@ncsu.edu if you have questions. Date: October 2nd Place: EB2 (See rooms below) Presentations begin at 5:45: Each company will have the opportunity to present during all three of the presentation blocks. The tables below shows the room number assigned to each company and the presentation schedule.
| Presentation #1 | Presentation #2 | Presentation #3 | |
| Time | 5:45-6:05pm | 6:10-6:30pm | 6:35-6:55pm |
| Company | Room Number |
| Cisco | EB-II 1231 |
| Duke Energy | EB-II 2027 |
| Eaton Corporation | EB-II 1220 |
| Exxon Mobil | EB-II 1226 |
| Harris Corporation | EB-II 1228 |
| IBM | EB-II 1021 |
| Mentor Graphics | EB-II 1230 |
| Microstrategy | EB-II 2236 |
| Northrop Grumman | EB-II 1229 |
| Nucor Steel | EB-II 1212 |
| Progress Energy | EB-II 3211 |
| Qimonda | EB-II 2117 |
| Siemens | EB-II 3115 |
| Sony Ericsson | EB-II 1025 |
| Southern Corporation | EB-II 2034 |
| Tekelec | EB-II 2040 |
Bowe Bell Howell Recruitment Event
Thu, Sep 20 2007
Come out to hear about Bowe Bell Howell on September 20th at 6:00 pm in Room 1007, EB1. They are HIRING so bring your resumes. Food catered by Baba Ghannouj!
Update Your Resume, Seminar Series part 1 of 3
Tue, Sep 18 2007
Dust off your resume! Learn how to tailor your qualifications to increase your effectiveness in applying for your dream job. Tips will be given for writing resumes for internships and full-time jobs, corporate and academic environments, and for those with and without relevant experience. Bring your existing resume for one-on-one coaching. Instructions will be given on how to publish your resume to ePack’s resume book for maximum exposure to employers.
ASME Meeting - Boeing
Tue, Oct 2 2007
This is a joing meeting with AIAA; dinner provided! More information is available online at Boeing's website.
Eta Kappa Nu Tutoring
Tue, Feb 5 2008
Eta Kappa Nu offers free tutoring for all 100 and 200 level ECE courses every Tuesday from 6-8 PM in EB-II 1212. Classes that are tutored include ECE 109, 200, 209, 211, 212, 220, and ECE 331 (non majors). Tutors will leave at 6:30 PM if no one shows up, but if you need to show up late, you can email HKN at hkn.ncsu@gmail.com. Please check out www.hkn.ncsu.edu to view the tutoring schedule.
Eta Kappa Nu Tutoring
Tue, Feb 12 2008
Eta Kappa Nu offers free tutoring for all 100 and 200 level ECE courses every Tuesday from 6-8 PM in EB-II 1212. Classes that are tutored include ECE 109, 200, 209, 211, 212, 220, and ECE 331 (non majors). Tutors will leave at 6:30 PM if no one shows up, but if you need to show up late, you can email HKN at hkn.ncsu@gmail.com. Please check out www.hkn.ncsu.edu to view the tutoring schedule.
Eta Kappa Nu Tutoring
Tue, Feb 19 2008
Eta Kappa Nu offers free tutoring for all 100 and 200 level ECE courses every Tuesday from 6-8 PM in EB-II 1212. Classes that are tutored include ECE 109, 200, 209, 211, 212, 220, and ECE 331 (non majors). Tutors will leave at 6:30 PM if no one shows up, but if you need to show up late, you can email HKN at hkn.ncsu@gmail.com. Please check out www.hkn.ncsu.edu to view the tutoring schedule.
Eta Kappa Nu Tutoring
Tue, Feb 26 2008
Eta Kappa Nu offers free tutoring for all 100 and 200 level ECE courses every Tuesday from 6-8 PM in EB-II 1212. Classes that are tutored include ECE 109, 200, 209, 211, 212, 220, and ECE 331 (non majors). Tutors will leave at 6:30 PM if no one shows up, but if you need to show up late, you can email HKN at hkn.ncsu@gmail.com. Please check out www.hkn.ncsu.edu to view the tutoring schedule.
Eta Kappa Nu Tutoring
Tue, Mar 4 2008
Eta Kappa Nu offers free tutoring for all 100 and 200 level ECE courses every Tuesday from 6-8 PM in EB-II 1212. Classes that are tutored include ECE 109, 200, 209, 211, 212, 220, and ECE 331 (non majors). Tutors will leave at 6:30 PM if no one shows up, but if you need to show up late, you can email HKN at hkn.ncsu@gmail.com. Please check out www.hkn.ncsu.edu to view the tutoring schedule.
Eta Kappa Nu Tutoring
Tue, Mar 11 2008
Eta Kappa Nu offers free tutoring for all 100 and 200 level ECE courses every Tuesday from 6-8 PM in EB-II 1212. Classes that are tutored include ECE 109, 200, 209, 211, 212, 220, and ECE 331 (non majors). Tutors will leave at 6:30 PM if no one shows up, but if you need to show up late, you can email HKN at hkn.ncsu@gmail.com. Please check out www.hkn.ncsu.edu to view the tutoring schedule.
Eta Kappa Nu Tutoring
Tue, Mar 18 2008
Eta Kappa Nu offers free tutoring for all 100 and 200 level ECE courses every Tuesday from 6-8 PM in EB-II 1212. Classes that are tutored include ECE 109, 200, 209, 211, 212, 220, and ECE 331 (non majors). Tutors will leave at 6:30 PM if no one shows up, but if you need to show up late, you can email HKN at hkn.ncsu@gmail.com. Please check out www.hkn.ncsu.edu to view the tutoring schedule.
Eta Kappa Nu Tutoring
Tue, Mar 25 2008
Eta Kappa Nu offers free tutoring for all 100 and 200 level ECE courses every Tuesday from 6-8 PM in EB-II 1212. Classes that are tutored include ECE 109, 200, 209, 211, 212, 220, and ECE 331 (non majors). Tutors will leave at 6:30 PM if no one shows up, but if you need to show up late, you can email HKN at hkn.ncsu@gmail.com. Please check out www.hkn.ncsu.edu to view the tutoring schedule.
Engineering Open House
Sat, Apr 12 2008
Engineering will hold its Open House on Saturday, April 12, 2008. For more information please visit the website.
E-Council Department Rep. Applications Due
Mon, Apr 14 2008
If you are interested in being a department representative on Engineers' Council, you must apply by midnight on April 14th. You can find the application (bottom right on website, please ignore the date) at http://students.engr.ncsu.edu/e-council/ and return it electronically to trmclean@ncsu.edu or to the Enginners' Council box in 120 Page Hall. If you have any questions, please contact Tarryn McLean at trmclean@ncsu.edu or refer to the list of current department representatives on the website.
E-Council Meeting
Tue, Apr 22 2008
The Engineers' Council will meet in 341 Daniels Hall on Tuesday, April 22, 2008 at 8 pm.
E-Council Elects New Officers
Thu, Apr 17 2008
The Engineers' Council met shortly after spring break to elect a new slate of officers for the 2008-2009 academic year. Stepping down to devote more attention to her senior year, E-Council President, Tarryn McLean presided at the election of her successor. The newly elected officers will preside over many of the exciting events that the Engineers' Council plans and presents for the engineering student body each year including the Fall and Spring Career Fairs and Engineers' Week. The new officers are as follows:
| Chair | Tim Trickel |
| Vice Chair | Stephane Henrion |
| Treasurer | Jillian Johnson |
| Secretary | Jennifer Gowen |
E-Council Publicity Committee
Sat, May 31 2008
The Engineers' Council Publicity Committee will be meeting this summer to work on publicity for the fall. Anyone interested in joining the Publicity Committee should contact Alex Carter, the committee chair, at atcarte2@ncsu.edu.
NCSU Career Fair
Tue, Sep 30 2008
The Engineering Career Fair at NC State is one of the largest career fairs in the country held specifically for engineering students. In Fall 2008, over 330 companies will attend. See Participating Companies. The Engineering Career Fair is an excellent opportunity for students and employers to connect. It is also an opportunity to strengthen relationships among industry, government, alumni, and the College of Engineering.
NCSU Career Fair
Wed, Oct 1 2008
The Engineering Career Fair at NC State is one of the largest career fairs in the country held specifically for engineering students. In Fall 2008, over 330 companies will attend. See Participating Companies. The Engineering Career Fair is an excellent opportunity for students and employers to connect. It is also an opportunity to strengthen relationships among industry, government, alumni, and the College of Engineering.
NAESC Regional Conference
Fri, Oct 17 2008
The Northeast Regional Conference for National Association of Engineering Student Councils. Open to active E-Council members.
Appropriations applications available
Tue, Sep 9 2008
Appropriations applications will be made available after the Presidents’ Roundtable meeting
E-Council Appropriations
Tue, Sep 23 2008
Every semester, the Engineers' Council is given money from the College of Engineering to distribute to student organizations. All student organizations requesting money will be interviewed at this meeting and an appropriations decision will be made. Emails will be sent out to clubs who have applied for appropriations with more information and an interview time.
E-Council President's Roundtable
Tue, Sep 9 2008
This is the first of three "President's Roundtables" this semester. Leaders from engineering clubs are invited to come to share ideas and help plan e-week activities.
E-Council Freshmen Applications Due
Mon, Sep 15 2008
Applications for the Freshmen Representative position will be due at 5:00 pm on Monday, September 15th.
Appropriations applications Due
Fri, Sep 19 2008
All appropriations applicaitons will be due on Friday, September 19th.
Appropriations Appeals
Thu, Sep 25 2008
Clubs who feel they were not given enough in appropriations may appeal the decision at this meeting.
State of the College - College of Engineering
Wed, Sep 24 2008
An update on the "State of the College" from the dean.
Northrop Grumman Student Showcase
Thu, Oct 23 2008
Join Northrop Grumman for a drop-in student showcase event. Learn more about the variety of career opportunities available with NG. www.careers.northropgrumman.com
Food, games, raffles, networking, prizes, movies & technology displays will be part of this event.
Open to students in Engineering, Management, & PAMS, at the BS, MS & PhD levels.
Casual dress attire
Aerospace Design Lecture
Tue, Nov 4 2008
Come hear Dr. Scott Ferguson talk about his research in multi-disciplinary Design optimization. Dr. Ferguson is a new professor in the Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering Department whose research interests include design theory, reconfigurability, and multidisciplinary/multiobjective optimization. Free Pizza & Drinks will be provided for members. Dues can be paid ($7) at the meeting.
Upcoming E-Council Meeting!!
Tue, Nov 4 2008
The next E-Council meeting will be on Tuesday, November 11th at 8:00pm in DAN 341. As usual, this meeting is open to anyone who is looking to get more involved in the College of Engineering. We will be discussing upcoming events such as E-Week, which is one of the largest and most exciting events hosted by E-Council. If you would like to learn more, please join us on Tuesday or feel free to email us at e-council@ncsu.edu!
Student Survey
Mon, Oct 20 2008
To fill out the survey, click the link below that corresponds to your major: Thank you for taking your time to fill it out.
- Aerospace Engineering
- Biological Engineering
- Biomedical Engineering
- Chemical Engineering
- Civil Engineering
- Construction Engineering and Management
- Computer Engineering
- Computer Science
- Electrical Engineering
- Environmental Engineering
- Industrial Engineering
- Mechanical Engineering
- Material Science Engineering
- Nuclear Engineering
- Paper Science Engineering
- Textile Engineering
First E-Council meeting of the semester!
Mon, Aug 25 2008
The first E-Council meeting of the Fall 2008 semester will be September 2nd at 8:00pm in DAN 341. This meeting is open to anyone interested in learning more about what E-Council is all about. We will be discussing upcoming events and identifying what we need to work on during the upcoming year. Email Tim Trickel at tatricke@ncsu.edu for further information. Hope to see you there!