Manufacturing Learning Studio Crew

Are you interested in working in the MLS (formerly the Emerson Shop)? We have opportunities for several students to be part of our team.  You will be part of a crew that makes parts, supervises students, cleans and repairs equipment, organizes and stocks supplies and tools, among many other things that will arise.

There is no experience necessary (we will train and mentor you).  The ideal candidate would be excited to learn new things and work on a team to create a dynamic teaching and learning environment.  (And get dirty and greasy.)

If interested LMK by emailing me at mu25@cornell.edu.  A paragraph or two outlining your current academic goals and why you’d want to do this would be helpful.  Ideally I would like to make decisions before the end of finals.

General Lab Help

We always need help around the labs.  If you want to get some exposure to behind the scenes of the MAE Labs this is your opportunity.  Flexible, varying hours.

All interested students contact (by email):  Matt Ulinski, Hansen Director of Instructional Labs at mu25@cornell.edu

Want to learn more about getting a Master of Engineering in Aerospace Engineering or Mechanical Engineering? We have options for regular admission, early admission and distance learning to earn your degree while you work. Join us Tuesday, January 23 at 5:00 in 106 Upson Hall.

2024 admissions information: https://tinyurl.com/maemeng

Ever wanted to build a spacecraft? Space Systems Design Studio is a research lab at Cornell University that seeks to push the boundaries of spacecraft capabilities through novel applications of modern physics and innovative design. We are currently engaged in several flight projects to demonstrate concepts, provide research testbeds, and enhance the state of spaceflight technology. Graduates from our lab have interned, worked, and risen to senior management roles at places like NASA, SpaceX, Northrop Grumman, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Lockheed Martin, Boeing, MIT Lincoln Laboratory, Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Lab, Raytheon, General Dynamics, Blue Origin, Planet Labs, Apple, Facebook, Google and many more!

Several of our projects are recruiting for Spring 2024. This includes both launch opportunities (“flight projects”) and spacecraft technology research led by graduate students. We are looking for new members with all levels of experience who want to work on a fast-paced team developing cutting edge technology.

There will be one information session this year:

• Tuesday January 23rd at 6:00pm (Upson 106)

We are seeking students in ECE, CS, AEP, and MAE, and more. If interested, please see https://www.spacecraftresearch.com/opportunities. Applications are considered on a rolling basis until Sunday January 28th, but please apply early! Many projects in the lab are looking to finalize recruitment as soon as possible.

Hi all,

I have a couple of courses that still need a grader or TA for the Spring 24 semester. It would be an hourly paid position for 8-10 hours/week.

The courses that need a grader are:

MAE 4160 – Spacecraft Technology and Systems Architecture – Prof. Falco

MAE 5010 – Future Energy Systems – Prof. Barthelmie

MAE 4220/4221/5220 – Introduction to Internet of Things – Technology and Engagement – Prof. Zhang – is looking for a TA.

In order to be a grader and/or TA for these courses, you must have previously taken the course.

Please reach out to me (ab2224) if you are interested.

Ashley Blank

Hey December 23 Grads!

If anyone still has an iClicker and/or calculator laying around and doesn’t need it anymore, please consider donating it to the MAE Undergrad Office!

We do get requests from students for iClickers and calculators each year. In fact – we just had someone borrow a calculator for their final exam since they found their calculator wasn’t working – so it is wonderful to be able to help provide these to students who need them.

This is also a wonderful program to try to help other students cut costs.

If you’re interested in dropping off your iClicker and/or calculator, please reach out to me or drop them off at the Undergrad Office (125 Upson)

Ashley Blank

If you are sticking around campus for winter break and would like to earn some money, check out this job posting for MAE Mailroom Attendant.

Job Posting_Mailroom Attendant

The MAE Instructional Labs are looking for help over Winter Break and in the Spring semester.

Winter 2024 Break

General Lab Help

Help get our labs ready for the spring semester.   Clean, organize, repair. Help especially needed to organize and build kits for MAE 3780.   Must be able to dedicate at least two weeks after January 1.

Spring 2024

Manufacturing Learning Studio Crew

Are you interested in working in the MLS (formerly the Emerson Shop)? We have opportunities for several students to be part of our team.  You will be part of a crew that makes parts, supervises students, cleans and repairs equipment, organizes and stocks supplies and tools, among many other things that will arise.

There is no experience necessary (we will train and mentor you).  The ideal candidate would be excited to learn new things and work on a team to create a dynamic teaching and learning environment.  (And get dirty and greasy.)

If interested LMK by emailing me at mu25@cornell.edu.  A paragraph or two outlining your current academic goals and why you’d want to do this would be helpful.  Ideally I would like to make decisions before the end of finals.

General Lab Help

We always need help around the labs.  If you want to get some exposure to behind the scenes of the MAE Labs this is your opportunity.  Flexible, varying hours.

All interested students contact (by email):  Matt Ulinski, Hansen Director of Instructional Labs at mu25@cornell.edu

November 30^th – Autodesk Generative Design Hands-on Workshop

Who: Project Teams and Engineering students

What: Optimize your designs to make them lighter and stronger with Autodesk Generative Design

When: November 30, 2023, from 7pm – 9pm ET

Where: Upson 106 or virtually via Zoom

Register: Please register by clicking here

Event Description
No prior experience with Autodesk Fusion is required to attend this hands-on workshops you’ll learn how to use Generative Design functionality in Fusion 360 to harnesses the computational power of the cloud to explore numerous design options. You can use Generative Design to solve complex engineering problems, such as:

• Increasing performance by designing stronger parts and components.
• Reducing the mass of parts and components by using the least amount of material to make the part as effective as possible.
• Consolidating parts by reducing the overall number of parts and components.

Tasks to Complete Before the Workshop

1. Install and acquire an education license of Fusion 360. Follow Option 1 in the instructions Single user install process and browser access to Autodesk Fusion.
2. Bring a mouse, most students are more productive with Fusion 360 using a mouse.
3. Bring a power supply for your computer.

Contacts

• Gregory Sharma gos9@cornell.edu
• Dan Banach dan.banach@autodesk.com

Professor Peck & Professor Petro will launch Spaceflight Mechanics: The Cornell Space Technology Podcast!

There will be celebratory food, swag giveaway, and the official Sibley 150 T-shirt reveal, and the first 150 attendees will receive a Sibley 150 Travel Cup!

Make your resume stand out with the premier sustainability designation: the LEED Green Associate. LEED is a scorecard for green buildings, and, in the same way buildings can become LEED Certified, people can become LEED accredited. Earning LEED accreditation gives employers and clients assurance of your certified knowledge in the sustainability space. Since the LEED GA exam doesn’t typically have a high pass rate, having the credential will only increase your value as a potential employee.

Our webinars have helped over 10,000 students and professionals learn the material and achieve a high passing rate on the exam. The LEED Professional Designation has already helped countless participants secure internships and jobs; don’t miss out on this great opportunity to add this credential to your resume.

LEED Green Associate (GA) Training – Webinar and Online self-paced options:

I will be offering live webinars that can be streamed on any of the following dates:

1. November 18 2023 – 1:00PM – 5:30PM EST
2. December 16 2023 – 1:00PM – 5:30PM EST
3. January 13 2024 – 1:00PM – 5:30PM EST
4. February 10 2024 – 1:00PM – 5:30PM EST – OR –
5. On-demand recordings completed at your own pace

The above options (1-5) are all identical.

Register for a live webinar or start today with our on-demand recorded workshop completed anytime at your own pace here – https://leadinggreen.com/online

Advance your career today and take advantage of the USGBC’s reduced fee of $100 to take the exam online from the comfort of your own home. With instruction from a USGBC Faculty member, this is the most efficient way to ace the test and make a positive impact on your professional life. Don’t miss out—reserve your spot now!

Cost: $300 – Students can use the coupon code ‘green’ for $100 off (Discounted course price $200)

Save your seat by registering here for our live or self-paced options – https://leadinggreen.com/online

Please contact the instructor Lorne directly with any questions at info@leadinggreen.com

Are you interested in or currently applying to graduate school? Join us on Tuesday, November 14th, from 5:00-6:30 pm to hear from current graduate students about the application process. If you have application materials in preparation, bring them with you to have them reviewed. Pizza will be provided! Please sign up here.

Join us on Tuesday, October 31st from 1-3pm for MAE Trick-or-Treating in Upson! Stop by Upson 125 (MAE Undergrad Office) to get a trick-or-treat bag, some candy, and a list of places you can go in Upson to get more candy/snacks. We have up to 13 different locations within Upson you can go!

Chartwell Consulting is hoping to reach more Cornell MechE/Aerospace students to let them know about the great opportunities they can have at their company!

Do you want to…

• Work in manufacturing, and be paid to travel to interesting manufacturing sites around the country (and even the world), but have your weekends free and in Boston?
• Use your technical skills and training to solve problems across a variety of industries, including but definitely not limited to food, pharmaceuticals, chemicals, food, protective fabrics, and many more?
• Make an immediate impact, helping client teams implement real improvements in manufacturing processes within your first month of work?
• Receive tailored personal development coaching from day 1, in an organization that values helping you grow your skills as quickly as possible?
• Start work in September 2024 or February 2025?

If so, consider becoming a manufacturing consultant at Chartwell Consulting! Chartwell specializes in embedding ourselves at client sites, working hands-on to deliver step-change improvements in performance.

Check us out on Handshake, attend a presentation evening (sign up at https://calendly.com/careers-us/presentation-evenings), or email us at careers.us@chartwell-consulting.com.