Corning Incorporated is seeking a diverse set of majors (including mechanical engineers), as the fiber-making process encompasses and requires a wide range of skillsets.

They strive to choose intern projects that are engaging, challenging, and business critical, but the internship experience here at our Wilmington facility is not completely work-oriented. Throughout the summer, interns will get to take part in many social, networking, and community involvement events, all located 15 minutes from Wrightsville Beach and our historic downtown riverfront. Additionally, intern housing is included.

We would love to invite MAE students to participate in an MAE Community Event to welcome you to the new academic year! This is also a great way for you to meet various staff and faculty who work in the building and help support you.

The event will run next Tuesday and Wednesday, August 29th and 30th from 10am-2pm. During that timeframe, on those two days, you will be able to go to various rooms in Upson to receive a snack or toy that has the theme of ‘pop’ (ex. Poptarts, Ring Pops, Popcorn, Pop Rocks, etc.).

You will need to start out in the UPO (125 Upson) to receive a bag to collect the goodies and will also receive a slip of paper with the various locations you can go around MAE.

We have a limited supply so come on by early on Tuesday so you can participate!

We are reaching out to you with an exciting opportunity to contribute your time and skills towards a worthy cause, The Sibley School of Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering 150 Celebration!

Please join the MAE team on Monday, August 28th, at 4:30 pm in Upson 116 lounge. There will be tacos and an information session on The Sibley 150 Student Leadership Group.

Note:  MAE 5250 will be starting late – on Wednesday Sep 6^th.

15 undergraduate slots are available for students who will also take the no-credit lab add-on. This lab add-on provides the training to attain Blue Apron status in the Emerson Machine Shop and allow the use of CNC machines. 10 of the slots are guaranteed for the Student Project Team Program. The remaining 5 are for others needing the training of career interests or other relevant reasons.

Regardless of whether you are part of a Student Project Team or not, you must fill out the admissions survey. Decisions on admission into the class will be made by the MAE Instructional Lab Director in coordination with the MAE Associate Director of Undergraduate Studies. The survey can be found here:

https://cornell.ca1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_7VczfKbEIOIoiJU

Note: slots that are not filled by the priority groups will be assigned to other students based on need. All criteria for selection may be changed depending on the best interests of the class and program – as determined by the MAE Instructional Lab Director in coordination with the MAE Associate Director of Undergraduate Studies

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 August 30 at 5:00 in 106 Upson Hall.

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

The MAE Instructional Labs are looking for help this semester.

MAE 2020 and Other help

Deliver and return MAE 2020 Demos to classroom.  Must be available Wednesday between 10 and 11:15 for ½ hour and Thursday after 5PM for 1/2 an hour.

Other work available to provide more hours – helping in instructional lab program up to 5 to 10 hours a week.  Pay is dependent on skills and year in school.

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

Are you a grad student or post doc with a passion for STEM education, diversity, inclusion, and accessibility? Looking for a way to meet new people? Get involved with Cornell’s Expanding Your Horizons (EYH) organizing team to help put on our annual full-day conference for middle-school students to help them discover the joy and wonder of STEM fields. To learn more about EYH, visit our website www.eyh.cornell.edu, or email questions and interest to Anna Ringuette at eyh@cornell.edu by Friday 9/1.

EYH welcomes organizing chairs of all genders. The EYH conference is intended for anyone identifying with any group that has been historically excluded from STEM fields.

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 Fall 2023. 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 on Tuesday August 22nd 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 Tuesday August 29th, but please apply early! Many projects in the lab are looking to finalize recruitment as soon as possible.

The MAE Department is still looking for students to be TAs for:

**MAE 4341/5340 (Innovative Product Design via Digital Manufacturing – Profs. Shepherd and Simoncini) – one open spot. Must have taken MAE 4341/5340 previously (must have received a grade of B+ or higher). This would be an hourly pay position.

**MAE 3260 (System Dynamics – Prof. Campbell) who have taken MAE 3260 previously (must have received a grade of B+ or higher). This would be an hourly pay position.

The labs need 1-2 TAs:

Tuesday – 2:30-4:25pm

Thursday – 2:30-4:25pm

Friday – 2:30-4:25pm

**MAE 4540/5540 (Propulsion of Spacecraft – Prof. Petro) – one open spot. Must have taken MAE 4540/5540 previously (must have received a grade of B+ or higher). This would be an hourly pay position.

If you are interested, please send the MAE Undergrad Office (mae_undergrad@cornell.edu) a list of which labs would fit your schedule.

Diversity Programs in Engineering is seeking part-time tutors to support the Cornell University Engineering Success (CUES) Enhanced Tutoring Program.

Tutors are needed for the following courses in Fall 2023:

CEE 3310:  Fluid Mechanics

CS 2800: Discrete Structures

ECE 2300:  Digital Logic and Computer Organization

ENGRD 2190 Chemical Process Design and Analysis

ENGRD 2210 Thermodynamics

If interested in being a tutor for one of the classes above, please apply using the following link:

https://www.myworkday.com/cornell/d/inst/15$392530/9925$70349.htmld

The MAE Mailroom is hiring!  Details for the position are below.  If you are interested, send your resume and availability to Chen Xin (cx234).  Deadline to apply is August 4th.

Worksite: 141 Upson Hall

Title: Student Admin Assistant II

Supervisor: Chen Xin

Job Description: Organize received parcels and keep mail room area neat. Enter received parcel information in logbook. Notify recipients of items available for pickup. Assist recipients with finding their items. Some sorting of US mail to department mailboxes. FWS desirable, but not required.

Required Qualifications/Skills/Experience: Some standing; moderate lifting and carrying – approx. 25 pounds

Work Schedule: Operational hours: Monday through Friday 9a-4p

Weekly Hours: 2-20

FWS Required: No

Paid: Yes

Wage: $15 – $17/hr

Number of Positions Available: 3-5

Hi there!

My name is Jessika and I am a Recruiter at Willdan, a 55+ year old industry-leading engineering and energy solutions organization. Our office in Pelham, NY is currently seeking a Senior Mechanical Engineer to join their team and we would love to share this exciting opportunity with mechanical engineering alumni!

Link: https://workforcenow.adp.com/mascsr/default/mdf/recruitment/recruitment.html?cid=02161b08-cb15-42c3-bce4-f772c36f668c&ccId=19000101_000001&jobId=464928&lang=en_US

Hey seniors!

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!

My goal is to continue Kae’s free iClicker rental program (and add in calculators) that she begin at the beginning of this academic year – which was able to help over 100 students receive a free iClicker. We do get requests from students for iClickers and calculators each year.

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

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

Ashley Blank

MAE GRADS   –  Will you miss taking classes after you go to work???

Then, think about doing our new Distance Learning Programs.  Our Aerospace program (with a focus on Spacecraft Engineering, but as with all our MEng programming this is flexible) starts this fall.  Our full Aerospace and Mechanical MEng programs start in the fall of 2024.

Check it out:

https://www.mae.cornell.edu/master-engineering-aerospace-engineering-distance-learning