posted Sep 24, 2011 4:18 PM by daniel hernandez
(click to open full size) - Shirt & logos can be in any 2 color combination (1 color each).
- Submission #2 is composed of QR codes. If you take a picture of any of them, it will link to a picture on our website that we will upload after the Symposium.
- Submissions #5-7 have the same crest, which is the bigger image.
- We have to put our sponsors on the back of our shirt in accordance with our proposals.
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posted Sep 13, 2011 5:30 PM by daniel hernandez
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Officer Candidate ApplicationGoogle Spreadsheet Form |
posted Aug 15, 2011 6:04 PM by david barahona
Hello MAES Familia,
MAES Long Beach would like to invite you to the 37th Annual MAES Symposium that will take place in Oakland, CA from Wednesday October 5, 2011 to Saturday October 8, 2011. The MAES Symposium is the premier conference event for MAES, featuring a variety of unique and innovative events not seen at other similar conferences. It features traditional workshop sessions, with a newly restructured curriculum under the MAES PLUSS Program, and meal functions including the acclaimed Speed Networking Breakfast. University students also compete for academic scholarships, present cutting-edge technical research, and participate in the fast-paced College Decathlon competition. The Career and Graduate School Fair is the ideal venue to recruit internship and full-time talent in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM). This conference raises funds to support MAES’ outreach and leadership development programs as well as operation of the national office which runs this conference and other national events.
As MAES CSULB members, you are welcome to apply for the scholarships which are available as attachments for your convenience. The registration-scholarship will give you the opportunity to have your registration cost covered by MAES National, having everything paid for by reimbursement.
I would like to share some important deadlines that are also included on our main calendar:
- Deadline to submit scholarship application(s) is Saturday September 17, 2011
- Early Registration Closes - Friday September 23, 2011 [4-nights($175)/ 3-nights($135)]
- Late Registration Closes - Friday September 30, 2011 [4-nights($225)/ 3-nights($185)]
If you have any questions feel free to read the conference brochure, visit maes-natl.org, or email us at info@csulbmaes.org -- David Barahona MAES CSULB Co-President dbarahona@csulbmaes.org |
posted Apr 20, 2011 7:01 PM by Fidel Sosa
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* NOMINATIONS NOW OPEN *
ELECTIONS WILL TAKE PLACE (MAY 4, 2011)
RESULTS TO BE ANNOUNCED AT END OF THE YEAR BANQUET (MAY 13, 2011)
MAES Officer Descriptions
President
Main
responsibilities: Presides at all meetings of the organization. Appoints
committee chair people. Maintains contact with organization advisor and
national organization. Represents organization at official functions and
attends recognized student organization meetings.
Vice President
Main
responsibilities: Assume duties of the president as needed. Serve as ex-officio
member of standing committees. Represent organization at official functions.
Maintain contact with organization alumni and affiliated companies or other
organizations.
Treasurer
Main
responsibilities: Keep all financing records of the organization. Pay bills and
collect organization dues. Prepare and submit financial reports to professional
chapter as well as national by designated deadlines.
Secretary
Main
responsibilities: Create and distribute agendas for each meeting. Keeps and
distributes minutes of each meeting of the organization. Collect organizations
mail from advisor or wherever mail is received.
Membership Coordinator
Main responsibilities: keep record of
all members of the organization, keeps record of all activities of the
organization, notifies all members of meetings.
MAES Outreach
Coordinator
Main responsibilities: organize and
develop projects to be done with middle school students every meeting of the
program, develop and maintain program’s budget. Maintain communication with
teacher at middle school.
Webmaster
Main
responsibilities: Maintain update website for organization, including having
all organization activities and meetings on website calendar. In accordance
with other MEP organizations, activities and meetings may also be needed to be
announced through our organization’s website.
Historian
Main responsibilities: Maintain records
of all organizations events by keeping soft copy (e-files of items such as
pictures, sign-in sheets, and any other necessary documentation needed for
event), as well as hard copy (printed copies of documents in a folder to be
referenced back to in future).
Graphics Chair
Main responsibilities: Create and
distribute forms of advertisement (flyers, banners, and handouts) to promote
all of organizations events and meetings.
Recruitment Chair
Main responsibilities: Main duty is to
recruit new members by outreaching at events such as week of welcome,
engineering open house, engineering 101/102 presentations, etc.
AESB Representative
Main responsibilities: Attend meetings for AESB and report any
important event that affects our organization. Also report all of our events
and meetings at these meetings in order to outreach to more potential members.
LSU/MEP
Representative
Main responsibilities: Attend meetings
for LSU/MEP and report any important event that affects our organization. Also
report all of our events and meetings at these meetings in order to outreach to
more potential members.
Logistics Director
Main responsibilities: In charge of purchasing all necessities for
events and meetings. Works with
treasurer to designate budget for each meeting and they decide what is
appropriate to purchase.
Event Coordinator
Main responsibilities: Schedules and coordinates
all organizations events and services for organization. Must attend all
necessary orientations to become ASI event planning certified and hot food certified.
Fundraising Chair
Main
responsibilities: Work with event coordinator to organize events that could
potentially bring in revenues to the organization. Also responsible in drafting
up proposals to be sent to affiliated companies to gain funding for events,
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posted Mar 23, 2011 5:01 PM by daniel hernandez
2nd Annual Spring Science Extravaganza April 22nd, 2011
What is the Science Extravaganza? Science Extravaganza (SE) is an all day event that aims to provide middle and high school students the opportunity to participate in a series of exciting, hands-on STEM based workshops and laboratory experiments.
The event aims to introduce and inspire students to pursue careers in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM). The students will have the opportunity to meet and work with engineering students and faculty, as well as have tours of the various engineering facilities and workshops.
Currently, Science Extravaganza is scheduled to take place on Friday, April 22nd at CSULB. SE will begin at 9:00am in the VEC Quad (Vivian Engineering Center). Directions, a schedule of events and any further developments will be posted here promptly.
How can you participate? SE is open to any middle or high school located in the greater Los Angeles and Orange Country areas. Unfortunately, space is limited (~300 students) and we can only invite a limited number of schools. Low income schools, schools with high underrepresented minority populations, and LBUSD schools are typically given priority, butall schools are welcome to apply. If interested in participating, please e-mail SE2011@csulbmaes.org.
Interested in volunteering? If you are interested in volunteering, please fill out one of our volunteer forms. Students, faculty, professionals, and student organizations are all welcome to volunteer. - If you would like to be a general volunteer and are an individual student, professional, or faculty, please fill out this form.
- If you are representing a student organization and would like to volunteer the organization to host a workshop or run an activity table, please fill out this form.
Interested in becoming a sponsor? If you, your organization, or your company would like to sponsor Science Extravaganza, please contact the SE planning committee at SE2011@csulbmaes.org.
For more information, please visit our Sponsor Page. Several sponsorship packages and underwriting opportunities are available. All sponsors will be recognized on our webpage.
Promote Science Extravaganza If you would like to help promote Science Extravaganza, please feel free to distribute any promotional materials which have been attached at the bottom of this page. For any further questions, please contact the SE planning committee at SE2011@csulbmaes.org.
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posted Mar 22, 2011 11:00 PM by daniel hernandez
Need help with your classes?
Pi Tau Sigma is providing tutors for
most upper division mechanical engineering classes as well as support
classes such as Statics, Mathematics, and Physics.
Soft Opening: Week of March 21-25, 2011
Grand Opening: April 4-8, 2011
Availability of specific tutors and/or subjects may vary, please check our website for details.
www.csulbpts.org/tutoring
tutoring@csulbpts.org |
posted Mar 2, 2011 1:14 PM by Fidel Sosa
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March 18, 2011
at Pyramid AnnexSign-ups coming soon..... |
posted Feb 16, 2011 12:45 PM by daniel hernandez
Hello everyone, please take our engineering game show survey here: ewee.aesb.org/gameshow |
posted Nov 10, 2010 9:42 PM by david barahona
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updated Nov 10, 2010 9:44 PM
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INROADS is an excellent internship program that gives students the opportunity to intern with Fortune 500 companies for consecutive summers and increases the chances of employment upon graduation. The mission of INROADS is to develop and place talented youth in business and industry and prepare them for corporate and community leadership. This program offers you a paid internship experience (between $4,000 - $10,000 per summer), challenging assignments, corporate mentorship, and professional leadership training. Internships are available for the following majors: business, management, marketing, accounting, engineering, finance, liberal arts, science, sales, and nursing. Internships are available with the following companies: Boeing, KPMG, Mattel, Deloitte, Target, Kaiser Permanente, Raytheon, PriceWaterHouse Coopers, Metlife, Travelers Insurance, United Health Group, Liberty Mutual, Pfizer, Southern California Edison, Toyota, and many more.
David A. Barahona MAES Treasurer |
posted Sep 28, 2010 3:48 PM by Daniel Hernandez
Hey everyone,
Wanted to take this time to invite anyone who is interested in volunteering for the National Science Extravaganza. Please review the google doc link in this email and forward this to anyone you think would be interested in a community service volunteering opportunity.
Science Extravaganza Volunteer Registration
Volunteers are being asked to check in between 7:00am to 7:45am. Even if you are only available during certain parts of the day, the help of our volunteers is what makes this event a success so please dont hesitate to register.
REMINDER
Membership Fees and Symposium Contracts must be taken care of by everyone who is participating at the Symposium as soon as possible. Please stop by the maes office eng3-120 to take care of this.
Thank You
--
Fidel Sosa
Computer Engineering
MAES CSULB: Co-President
fsosa@csulbmaes.org |
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