The EUS Executive would like to heartily congratulate the September EUS Volunteer of the Month, Julian Ritchie, who will be receiving a $20 UBC Food Services gift card and a selection of merchandise of his choice from Red Sales! (more…)
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Want to find out more about the robotic engineering student teams?
Come out to the Thunderbird Robotics open house to check out the Snowbots’ robot racers, TREAD’s moon excavators and the Thunderbots’ soccer playing robots. There will be demos, team members and FREE FOOD!
Date: Tuesday, September 29th
Time: 5pm – 7pm
Location: Kaiser 2020/230
First year council represents the largest department within engineering. Click here to see who’s running and hear from each candidate on why you should vote for them. (voting starts on Friday, eleven o’clock at the Cheeze!)
Hey First Year Students! Interested in getting involved in the EUS this year? Then this is an excellent opportunity to get involved by running for a position on the First Year Council. Elections are scheduled for the 25th, and the nomination forms will be due by next Tuesday, the 22nd at noon. The applicants will give a small speech during the tEUSday meeting, after the nomination forms have been verified. Nomination forms can be found here, as well as more info on what you can do on PP Council.
photos by: Ricky Gu Article written by: Philip Storey, William Gallego
When a lot of people think of University fraternities and sororities, they tend to picture houses of young students socializing, partying and going to sporting events. These same people would probably think this is all that a frat or sorority can be. The UBC chapter of Alpha Omega Epsilon, however, disagrees whole-heartedly. (more…)
If you love music, then Godiva Band is for YOU! This year, there are a lot of new exciting additions to the Godiva Band! Brand new music selections and instruments too! Come and see them for yourself! Click here for more details on what Godiva band is and how you can join.
Imagine UBC; one of the largest university orientations in Canada. What used to be a day meant only for first years has now been expanded to include other years as well. UBC engineering will be providing a large number of new events for upper year students. What are these events? Read on! (more…)
The EUS Scholarship is here!
In order to foster growth, leadership, initiative, and innovation in the engineering community, the EUS feels it is important for the community to acknowledge and give back to those individuals who go above and beyond expectations and positively impact UBC engineering.
From now on, every year the EUS will give back $3000 in scholarships to engineering undergraduate students! Applications are due electronically to vpacademic@ubcengineers.ca on 31 May 2009 for the first batch of scholarships, which will be given out in September 2009. The $3000 is divided into four awards: two will be junior awards ($500 value each) for students entering second or third year. The other two will be senior awards ($1000 each) for students with fourth-year standing in September.
For full details and the application, please see the attached document: 2009 EUS Scholarship Application Form
Good luck on exams, and happy applying!
-Your Finally Outgoing Vice President Academics, AmandaLin
P.S. If you have troubles typing in the form portions of the application, please email vpacademic@ubcengineers.ca and ask for help!
Rising Stars of Research (RSR) is an exciting and unique event which brings top undergraduate researchers in science and engineering from across Canada to BC to showcase their research accomplishments and explore their passion for innovation. The centrepiece of “RSR” is a research poster competition and includes workshops, talks from outstanding faculty researchers, facility tours, and of course, a great time in beautiful British Columbia.
The RSR online application will open on May 4th. Application deadline is Friday, June 5th, at 4pm PDT.
For more information, see http://risingstars.ubc.ca/.
The UBC Faculty Cup is now recruiting the planning committee for next year’s event. Join an amazing team of students as they help organize five faculties in a full day competition for the prestigious Faculty Cup!
The goals for the 2010 Faculty Cup include:
- Involving more students in this exciting event
- Growing the Faculty Cup to be one of the largest events on campus
- Becoming the premier event for inter-faculty involvement on campus
For more information on available positions and the application process, please see the attached document: facultycuprecruitment. Applications are due on Sunday, April 5 at midnight to jarrett.woodhouse@hotmail.com!