We are just three days into E-Week with another 3 to go and the turn out and the level of competition have been spectacular! Here’s a recap of what you’ve missed if you couldn’t manage to make it out to everything! (more…)
The EUS is now accepting nomination forms for the Executive positions of VP Comad, VP Finance, VP Academic, VP External, VP Events and President, as well the positions of AMS Rep and Applied Science Student Senator for the 2010-2011 session. For full details, click here.
Elections for the Alma Mater Society, your student government, Senate, and Board of Governors are taking place next week and we encourage everyone to vote as these students will represent you for the next year! There are two engineering students running; Sean Heisler for Board of Governors, and Joel Mertens for Senate. Both are excellent candidates for the positions they are running for. We encourage everyone to investigate all the possible candidates and vote for those whom they believe are most suitable for each position.
For a full list of all of the positions and who’s running for them, click here.
The EUS and the APSC Student Development Office have teamed up once again to offer you free tutoring for MATH 152, MATH 101 and CIVL 231. The sessions start next week! They have been scheduled so that there is one before each midterm, although CIVL 231 doesn’t have a a midterm so…. yay! But seriously… these sessions are a great way to make sure you’re staying on top of your courses throughout the term. Click “more” for all of the information you need to start acing your courses!
Stay tuned for info about final exam sessions! Thanks, and hope to see you out!
Did you submit an application to the Professional Activities Fund (PAF) this year? Do you have feedback on the process or structure of PAF? We want to hear your suggestions! Your EUS and UBC Engineering will be co-hosting a session to hear your concerns.
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We ended last term with Christmas Caroling, bringing out a ton of engineers to spread cheer all around campus. We also witnessed the revival of the Godiva band, performing all of the carols we sang, further enhancing the good times felt by everyone there. But alot happened first term, with too many social events to count. Here’s looking back at some of the events term 1 held. (more…)
The Student Leadership Conference is UBC’s largest student-run conference, providing over 1100 delegates with the opportunity to develop their leadership skills through engaging workshops and speakers. This year’s conference will take place on January 9, 2010.
The Engineering Undergraduate Society will be sponsoring students to attend. To apply for this sponsorship, please fill out the application below and email it to vpexternal@ubcengineers.ca. For more information on the SLC, visit slc.ubc.ca . Applications for EUS sponsorship close Saturday, December 12th.
>>Application available here: SLC Application
The EUS and APSC Student Development have teamed up once again to hold final exam review sessions. MATH 253/MATH 263 and MATH 255/MATH 265 sessions will be offered jointly. Information as follows:
Math 255/265: Dec 6 @ 3-6, Dec 8 @ 12-3pm, Kaiser 2020/2030, $2/session
Math 253/263: Dec 7 @ 2-5, Dec 8 @ 4-7pm, Kaiser 2020/2030, $2/session
As well, the professor of CHEM 154 will be running her own review session. Information as follows:
Monday, December 7 @ 1-3pm, Hebb Theatre, FREE!
Thanks, and good luck on finals!
