Engineering Society of Queen's University

The Engineering Society is hiring Directors!  Current Directors will be on hand in the ILC atrium to answer any questions you may have about the positions.  Applications are here.  To learn more about any of the Directors, check out their position manuals.

Want a taste of CEEC? 

The Commerce & Engineering Environmental Conference (CEEC) is an annual 2-day conference run by undergraduate students from the Faculty of Applied Science and Queen's School of Business. By providing an open forum for discussion and the exchange of ideas, CEEC aims to educate people about the impact of our decisions on economic, environmental, and social factors.

The following is your Executive Team for next year as recently chosen in the Engineering Society Election:

President - Taylor Wheeler
Vice-President (Academic) - Alex Wilson
Vice-President (Operations) - Alanna Hedden
Vice-President (Society Affairs) - Emily Fleck
Vice-President (Student Development) - Vikram Bhatia

and

Junior Senator - Meghan Brunner


Thanks for getting involved and voting!

 Interested in a modern, engineering-friendly MBA? Check out the info below about Dalhousie's Corporate Residency MBA. They're on campus for an info session on Tuesday, January 31 between 12:00 and 1:30; the poster is here.

Employers' hunt for summer jobs is in full swing, and you should be making plans for the summer. These upcoming fairs should help you get connected.

Summer Job Fair

Tuesday January 24th, Grant Hall 10:30 to 3:00

Engineering Internship/Summer Job Fair

Wednesday January 25th, Gordon Hall 3rd floor 10:30 to 3:00

Live & Work Kingston Day

Wednesday, February 1st, Grant Hall 11:30 - 3:00

Science Quest is a not for profit, student-run organization operating out of the Queen’s Engineering Society. This summer camp teaches science and engineering to elementary school children in a fun, exciting way.  Formed in 1988, Science Quest incorporates many programs, such as Science Quest, Computer Quest, the overnight camps Impact and Brainstorm, and outreaches in the surrounding Kingston area. We are looking for motivated and organized individuals who have a passion for teaching and learning science and engineering related topics.

Not quite sure about what the Executive does, or just maybe have a few questions about a position? Then head on down to the EngSoc Meet and Greet in the Tea Room starting at 6:30pm (ending at 8:00pm) today!  The President and Vice-Presidents will be on hand to answer any and all questions about their positions and what their experience with the Engineering Society has been like.

Are you interested in: Running the show?  Helping student groups achieve their dreams?  Running your very own mini-corporate empire?  Keeping the society interesting and fun?  Or helping to guide engineering education?  Then you should run in the Engineering Society's Elections!  Information on each of the positions can be found on the Elections Page.  The nomination period for the Engineering Society Elections is now open!  Nomination period closes on January 19th at 5:30 pm. 

 The Queen's Engineering Competition pits engineering students against each other in a day long competition for the right to represent Queen's at the Ontario Engineering Competition.  The competition this year is themed around the problem of urban sprawl.  This year's competition will be held on January 22 in the ILC.  Registration for QEC is open and will take place from 5:30 to 6:30 everyday until January 19, in ILC room 105.