Here are the CPE program
announcements for November 13, 2015
Stay up-to-date with reminders of upcoming CPE activities:
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Stay up-to-date with reminders of upcoming CPE activities:
Find us on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/calpolycpe
Follow us on Twitter: http://twitter.com/#!/calpolycpe
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1. Upcoming CPEs Activities
1. Upcoming CPEs Activities
2. Upcoming WISH Activities
3. Upcoming SWE Activities
4.
Upcoming EWB Activities
5. Work
on Formula Electric and Combustion Teams in Munich Germany
Nov 16 | 12 noon |
20A Lobby
6. JOB
OPPORTUNITIES
7. Tech Elective Option |
Appropriate Technology for the World’s People: Design
8. Winter Course 2016 Offering LAES 411:
Global Synthesis in Liberal Arts & Engineering Studies
Global Synthesis in Liberal Arts & Engineering Studies
9. Order of the Engineer
Ceremony | December 11 | 4 – 6pm | Bldg 007
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1. Upcoming CPEs Activities
November 13th | 6PM
| Mustang Lanes – Cal Poly Campus
Come hang
out with CPEs members, officers and friends for a fun two hour bowling session
at Mustang Lanes. It will be at 6 to 8 pm on Friday the 13th so make
sure to bring your lucky rabbit's foot.
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2. Upcoming WISH Activities
Lean In Circle: Privilege & Intersectionality
When: Tuesday 11/17/2015, 6pm-7pm
Where: Bldg. 14, Rm. 232B
When we talk about women involved in software and hardware, we're
not all talking about the same person. Our experiences and backgrounds shape
our perspectives in tech and create unique struggles for each of us.
In this Lean In circle, we'll be discussing privilege and
intersectionality in computing fields. We will share and relate our experiences
from all aspects of gender, race, socioeconomic status, sexual orientation,
age, and so much more. Lastly, we will discuss the best ways that allies can
support underrepresented groups in tech.
This Lean In circle is open to everyone, regardless of gender (as
are all WISH events in general).
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Mentor/Mentee Froyo
Yogurt Creations
Friday, Nov. 20th @ 4pm-5pm
Midterms have us all feeling a little burned out-- come de-stress
in the best way on the Friday before Thanksgiving with your mentor or mentee at
Yogurt Creations!
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3.
Upcoming SWE Activities
SWE
Scholarships
We gave
out over $30,000 in scholarships last year and now is the chance to get your
share of it! Please complete the application form and submit it to the SWE
Office (197-212) no later than Friday, December 4, 2015 at 4 pm. The SWE Office
is opened from 10 – 4 pm from Monday through Friday. Please see the attached
application. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact Kristina Mai
at cpswescholarship@gmail.com.
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SWE General
Meeting
Wednesday
11/18
6:00-7:00
PM
Bonderson
104
Join Cal
Poly SWE for our general meeting! Food and beverages will be provided.
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4.
Upcoming EWB Activities
PROJECT TEAM MEETINGS
India Project Team: Monday
from 7-9pm in 10-220*
Malawi Project Team: Monday
from 7-9pm in 10-115 *
Nicaragua Project Team:
Monday from 7-9pm in 10-124*
Thailand Project Team:
Monday from 7-9pm in 10-126*
Local Project Team: Monday
from 7-9pm in 10-221*
Fundraising Team: Thursday
from 10-11am in Library 216M
*Monday Night Meetings: Please meet in the Building 10 courtyard
for brief EWB announcements
West Coast Regional Conference
The West Coast Conference will be taking place this weekend! If
you are registered for the conference, we look forward to seeing you on Friday,
November 13th. If you are not registered, but you would like to be involved in
the event by attending the networking session on Saturday, November 14th or by
volunteering, please sign-up: http://tinyurl.com/oy997mh
Science, Technology, & Society Minors Program
The fall launch event for STS Minors Program will be this Monday,
November 16th at 6:10pm in the ATL (Building 7). Aaron Opdyke, a research
assistant at the University of Colorado Boulder and former EWB Cal Poly
President, will speak on "Solving Society's Audacious Challenges: The
Nexus of Engineering and the Humanities.” Check out this flyer for more
details: http://tinyurl.com/qf25hox
EWB Letter Campaign
Our fundraising team has been working hard on our annual letter
campaign! We are asking that each member submit three addresses of family,
friends, or supporters to send these letters to. Please fill out this form with
your three contacts: http://tinyurl.com/q6ybvqk
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5. Work
on Formula Electric and Combustion Teams in Munich Germany | Nov 16 | 12 noon |
20A Lobby
Herbert Palm and Oliver Bohlen are professors at the Munich University of
Applied Sciences and faculty advisers for
the formula electric and formula combustion teams.
Many of you are car enthusiasts. Here is an opportunity to
learn about what happens in a formula electric and formula combustion student
team program at the Munich University of Applied Sciences and here at Cal
Poly. If you have interests in cars or just want to learn more
about the Munich University of applied Sciences (MUAS) please attend this talk.
MUAS is one of our major student and faculty exchange partners.
Monday, Nov. 16
12:10PM
Building 20A lobby
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6. JOB
OPPORTUNITIES
5D
Robotics | Various
Apple |
System Performance Architecture Intern
Keysight | Various Career
and Internship Positions
M2B | iOS Developer Intern
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7. Tech Elective Option |
Appropriate Technology for the World’s People: Design
This is a “Design and Build”
class aimed at practical technologies for world’s poor, but also emphasizes
innovation, societal context, and empathic design. In the past, there has been
a considerable number of engineering students working along side Arts students,
each benefitting from the interdisciplinary exposure. A great technical
elective option for engineering students.
Univ 392 Appropriate
Technology for the World's People: Design
GE Area F
Term Typically Offered: W
Prerequisite: Junior
standing and completion of GE Area B, or graduate standing. Recommended: UNIV
391, GE Area D2, GE Area D3
Addresses the needs of
international impoverished communities with technological solutions, which are
inexpensive, ecological sustainable, and socially appropriate. Group student of
target communities, and design and construction of an appropriate technology
prototype.
For more information contact
Pete Schwartz at pschwart@calpoly.edu .
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8. Winter Course 2016 Offering LAES 411: Global Synthesis
in Liberal Arts & Engineering Studies
In this hands-on class you will work in teams to revise and
improve Solar Powered Educational Learning Library kits that disseminate
educational materials over an off-line Wi-Fi hotspot. Last year, we designed,
built, and deployed 50 SPELL libraries! We also discovered plenty of room for
improvement so that the project can expand. Are you up for the challenge?
To Enroll: This Liberal Arts and Engineering Studies (LAES) 411 class
is open to all Cal Poly students with Junior standing or above. Admission by instructor approval only.
Contact Prof. Laura Hosman: lhosman@calpoly.edu
For more information visit http://solarspell.org/
Course Flyer: http://tinyurl.com/nktfn83
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9. Order of the Engineer
Ceremony | December 11 | 4 – 6pm | Bldg 007
The Order of the Engineer is an association for graduate and
professional engineers in the United States, it emphasizes pride and
responsibility in the engineering profession. This is not a membership
organization; there are never any meetings to attend or dues to pay. Instead,
the Order fosters a unity of purpose and the honoring of one's pledge.
At the ceremony, you will take an oath in which you promise to be
an ethical engineer. Then, Dean Larson will induct you with a ring and
certificate. The ring is worn on your pinky finger of your dominate hand. It
will make a *clink* noise when you sign your name on documents which will
remind you to always be an ethical engineer.
For more information about the Order: http://www.order-of-the-engineer.org
You can register at the link below, the Engineering Dean's Office
or the ESC table in front of the library.
Event Flyer: http://tinyurl.com/o96rvyn
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