ACM is an international scientific and educational organization dedicated to advancing the arts, sci

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• ACM is an international scientific and
  educational organization dedicated to advancing
  the arts, sciences, and applications of
  information technology.
• With a world-wide membership, ACM is a leading
  resource for computing professionals and students
  working in the various fields of Information
  Technology.

ACM maintains a server for its members so they
can have access to a system other than that
provided by the Computer Science Department. This
gives students more space and freedom.
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Every year, ACM sends UCR students to the
Intercollegiate Programming Competition, ICPC. In
November 2005, a UCR team won 17th place in the
Southern California Region. Students meet
regularly during the year to practice for the
competition.
Several students are practicing for the
programming competition.
This year, ACM is initiating a program to involve
students from every year in software-related
projects. Project Project will be run by
students who wish to see their ideas for software
projects come to life. This gives every
engineering student an opportunity to get
involved in a project of their own choosing and
interests. Learn more about ACM at
lthttp//www.acm.orggt or lthttp//acm.cs.ucr.edugt
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AMERICAN INSTITUTEOF CHEMICAL ENGINEERS
To ease the transition "from college to career"
by providing opportunities for students to visit
various industrial plants and chemical
engineering environments organizing campus
events such as exam preparation, résumé building,
guest speakers, and student/professor gatherings,
AIChE at UCR is committed to further enrich the
collegiate experience for the students
- AIChE Mission
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Events
ConocoPhillips Spring Break Trip LA TV Taping
Fundraiser Graduate Student Connections CEEGSA
Block Party Recruitment E Week Preparation
Party Liquid Nitrogen Ice Cream Demo MESA Day
N2(l) Ice Cream Demo
AIChE meetings are usually held every other
Thurday, 4-5pm
Meet the Officers
Faculty advisor Dr. Nosang Myung
Im Ravi, the webmaster
Hi ! Im Lindsay, I serve as the president of
AIChE
Im Brian, the treasurer
Hello ! Im Lena, the vice president
Hi, Im Christina, the secretary
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ASMEThe American Society of Mechanical Engineers
GO UCR !!!
Goals, Projects, and Accomplishments for the 2005
2006 academic year.
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Whats Going on with ASME this Year?

• Projects HUMAN POWERED VEHICLE
• Students design and fabricate a bicycle to
  compete against other universities across the
  West Coast
• Accomplishments DIVERSITY ACTION GRANT
• ASME international awarded our student chapter
  1000 to promote diversity in engineering. This
  money will be used towards UCRs Space and
  Science Day 2006.
• Other Goals for this Year
• To foster networking opportunities between
  students, faculty, alumni, and industry.

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• Members
• Interdisciplinary membership
• Across Engineering Fields (CEE, EE, ME)
• Across Environmental Fields (Science, Toxicology)
• Professional Development
• Section representative from MDAQMD
• Undergraduate Research Workshops

President of AWMA Marie Donnelly during Industry
Day
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• E Week Kamikaze Egg Drop II
• Entries from students across UCR
• Integration of technical skills and imagination
• Involvement within the College
• Ideas on how to improve waste management
• Establishment of recycling in Engineering Labs
• Interdisciplinary design projects
• Club Goal
• To become a leader for environmental awareness
  and change within the College and University

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Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers
at UCR

• Current UCR Club Members 62
• Incoming Freshman signed up 29
• 2004-2005 BCOE Club of the Year!

• Micromouse Competition
• Students Design Build autonomous robots to
  solve
• run a maze in the shortest possible time.
• 1st in 2005 Official Region 6 Micromouse
  Competition.
• Paper Contest
• Student submit a technical paper or research
  thesis.
• 2nd in 2005 Official Region 6 Paper Contest
  Competition.

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Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers

• Events On off Campus
• Southern California Edison tour (Pomona, Ca)
• Interactive Project Workshops (Such as Motion
  Detectors)
• Engineering Week and Outreach e.g.
  robotic/project demos
• Consumer Electronics Show (Las Vegas, Ca)
• Faculty Guest Speakers Held at club meetings
• EE Department dinner (Student and Faculty
  Interaction)
• Host for 2005 Regional IEEE Officer training
  (UCR)

• IEEE Sports Teams
• Engineering Intramural basketball and co-ed
  soccer teams.
• Helps create teamwork and a social interaction
  among
• engineers.
• Professional Development Workshops
• Prepares students for internships and job
  searching! ! !
• Ex Resume Cover Letter Writing, Interviewing
  Tips Strategies.
• Lab Parts kit sales
• Provide discounted lab parts for engineering lab
  courses
• provides funding for IEEE activities

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National Society of Black
engineers

• Mission
• To increase the number of culturally responsible
  Black Engineers who excel academically, succeed
  professionally, and positively impact the
  community.
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• Chapter Goals
• Provide an environment conducive to learning the
  technical and social aspects of our trade in
  order to grow as students and professionals.

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National Society of Black
engineers

• Accomplishments
• Speaker from SBC
• Career Center Speaker
• Regional Conference
• E-week Basketball tournament
• National Conference
• NSBE Pre-college Initiative Day

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THE SOCIETY OF AUTOMOTIVE ENGINEERS
Mission

• To find new ways of transportation methods.
• Major accomplishments this year Mini Baja
• Club goals To expose students to hands on work
  with types of transportations.

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SHPE _at_ UCR
BANQUETS CONFERENCES SOCIALS SPORTING
TOURNAMENTS SCHOLARSHIPS ENGINEERING EVENTS
NETWORKING
www.engr.ucr.edu/shpe
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SOCIETY OF HISPANIC PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERS!
SHPE is the leading social-technical organization
whose primary function is to enhance and achieve
the potential of Hispanics in engineering, math
and science.
Paving the future !
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www.engr.ucr.edu/swe

• Over 50 active members (male and female)
• Ice cream social
• Thanksgiving Potluck

The mission of the Student Section is to --
develop programs to enable our members to
improve their leadership time management --
Encourage girls and women to study engineering
-- Provide women with a sense of belonging --
Demonstrate the value of diversity and teamwork
-- Promote the engineering profession as a
positive force in improving the quality of
life
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www.engr.ucr.edu/swe

• UCR Regional Space Science and Engineering Day
  Outreach event
• National Engineers WeekWomens Panel
• SWE National Convention Awards
• JPL/NASA Tour

ASPIRE ADVANCE ACHIEVE
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Honoring Distinguished Scholarship and Exemplary
Character in Engineering

• Current Membership
• 36 Student Members
• 18 Alumni Members
• 1 Eminent Engineer

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2006 Goals and Accomplishments

• Accomplishments
• Initiated college wide drop in tutoring program
• Hosted Conoco-Phillips industrial speaker, and
  first TBP Engineering Futures seminar
• Successfully initiated second group of 11 top
  juniors and seniors
• Goals
• Increase awareness of Tau Beta Pi membership
  benefits scholarships and fellowships, discounts
  on Princeton Review material and prep courses
  (new to 2006)
• Increase presence on campus