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Project Management Info Session Today in Upson 12-1; Seminar 4:30 Today

 Project Management Seminar Series

Announcing lunch and lecture:

Who:  Kenneth C Brown, Mechanical Engineering, ’74, Partner, One Equity Partners LLC

What:  “The role of financing in project management of engineering projects”

When:  Monday March 9, 2015

Where:  Student pizza lunch: 12-1 PM, Upson Lounge

Seminar: 4:30-5:30 PM, 366 Hollister Hall

Ken spent his career as a project manager and executive evaluating applications in businesses from energy systems to real estate. He will share his insights on the connections between financial analysis and project management.

Cosponsored by AECOM, Engineering Management Program in the School of CIvil & Environmental Engineering, ASME, and ASCE.

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Commercial Human Spaceflight Industry Info Session Today & Pizza

Internship and Job Opportunities in the Commercial Human Spaceflight Industry

Blue Origin, LLC

Rob Meyerson, President, will be holding an Information Session on Monday, October 27, 4;30-5:30 in Phillips 219

PIZZA will be available.  Sponsored by ASME

Internship, co-op, and full time opportunities are available for both undergraduate and graduate students, primarily in Mechanical and Aerospace, Computer Science, and Electrical & Computer Engineering.  Our interns participate in real engineering design projects related to the development and construction of human space flight systems. Interns work directly with our engineers to contribute to project goals in the fields of mechanical design, fluids, aerodynamics, rocket propulsion, flight controls, electronics, avionics, enterprise software, flight software, composites, chemistry, human safety, and systems engineering. Working directly with our team, students gain real-life experience that allows them to apply classroom learning to real aerospace challenges.

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Human Spaceflight Industry Internships and Jobs Info Session on Monday

Internship and Job Opportunities in the Commercial Human Spaceflight Industry

Blue Origin, LLC

Rob Meyerson, President, will be holding an Information Session on Monday, October 27, 4;30-5:30 in Phillips 219

PIZZA will be available.  Sponsored by ASME

Internship, co-op, and full time opportunities are available for both undergraduate and graduate students, primarily in Mechanical and Aerospace, Computer Science, and Electrical & Computer Engineering.  Our interns participate in real engineering design projects related to the development and construction of human space flight systems. Interns work directly with our engineers to contribute to project goals in the fields of mechanical design, fluids, aerodynamics, rocket propulsion, flight controls, electronics, avionics, enterprise software, flight software, composites, chemistry, human safety, and systems engineering. Working directly with our team, students gain real-life experience that allows them to apply classroom learning to real aerospace challenges.

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Pizza and Grad School Information Session Today

Are you thinking of applying to graduate school and want to know how/when/why?  Want to know what it is like to be a full-time graduate student?  Members of the Sibley School Graduate Program (SIGMA)  will hold a panel discussion to address everything you wanted to know about grad school on October 9 in Thurston 202, begins at 4:30.  Pizza and event sponsored by ASME.

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Interested in Learning About How to Apply to Grad Schools and Grad Experience?

Are you thinking of applying to graduate school and want to know how/when/why?  Want to know what it is like to be a full-time graduate student?  Members of the Sibley School Graduate Program (SIGMA)  will hold a panel discussion to address everything you wanted to know about grad school on October 9 in Thurston 202, begins at 4:30.  Pizza and event sponsored by ASME.

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Future of Mechanical Engineering Panel Discussion with Professors’ Dejardin, Hernandez & Shepherd, Tuesday 3/25

Future of Mechanical Engineering

Tuesday, 3/25

5:30-6:30 pm

Kimball B11

 

Cornell ASME will hosting a panel discussion on the future of mechanical engineering. Professors’ Desjardins, Hernandez and Shepherd will present their ideas about where the field is going. The discussion will be moderated by Prof. Sachse. Questions from the audience are encouraged! Food and drinks provided.

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ASME & AIAA Cornell Chapter Volunteers Help Win Medals for Local Middle School Science Olympiad Team

 

With the help of ASME and AIAA volunteers, the Boynton Middle School Science Olympiad team was able to achieve overall silver medal in the competition as well as a few gold, silver, and bronze medals for other specific events in their regional competition! Activities ranged from testing the student’s knowledge of meteorology to having the students build a helicopter device to get an egg safely to the floor. Thank you all volunteers who helped out! Any students interested in helping in the future please contact Stephanie Locks at sil22@cornell.edu.