College of Engineering Bronco Engineering Day

Select high school students and their families are invited to visit and explore the College of Engineering 800 guests expected 800 guests expected Each department organizes its own portion of the event Orientations Orientations Lab Tours Lab Tours Demonstrations Demonstrations What is it?

Volunteers needed for: Overall Crew: Set up / Clean up Set up / Clean up Signage and Traffic Control Signage and Traffic Control Department Crew: Guest Check In Guest Check In Tour Guides Tour Guides Lab Hosts Lab Hosts Answer Questions Answer Questions We Need Your Help Contact: Alicia Hansell Alicia Hansell Deans Office

Engineers Week The 60 th Anniversary

E-Week What is E-Week? In the United States, the third full week of February is National Engineers' Week. It is observed by more than 70 engineering, education, and cultural societies, and more than 50 corporations and government agencies. The purpose of National Engineers' Week is to call attention to the contributions to society that engineers make. It is also a time for engineers to emphasize the importance of learning math, science, and technical skills. When is E-Week? February 20 th – 26 th

Want to help us out? Engineering Council would love your help with planning and executing the 2011 Engineers Week. We are trying to get a committee that will work under the activity coordinators. It will help you or your club members get experience in planning a such a large scale event as well as more involved in the college of engineering. Maybe even make new friends or connections. So please let you club members know and have them us at If you are interested please put your name, , and phone number on the sheet going around.

This years theme will be… ENGINERD Embrace the nerd in you.

Event Ideas Tuesday Club Carnival Thursday E-Week Bowl Saturday Ultimate Frisbee BBQ Awards Ceremony Other Ideas Mr. & Miss Engineer

E-Week Bowl Presented by E-Council w/ SHSE, IEEE, SWE, & NSBE Logo here manny

Why, What, When? Why: Improve interclub relations & raise $$$$ for your Club! What: Two round competition Academia & Activity When: Thursday of E-Week

Academics Jeopardy Style 4 Categories MATH PHYSICS CHEMISTRY CAL POLY TRIVIA 3 Questions Each

Activity Boat Float Aluminum Foil Marbles Allotted time to design & build Ready, Fire, Aim! Sling Shots Water Balloons 3 Targets

Club Team Requirements Groups of 3 $25 for each Club Registration starts now! Deadline is February 11 Sign up w/ E-council Activity Coordinator -Jessica Byrd

Prizes Academic 50% of points Activity 50% of points 1 st Place $100* 2 nd Place $75* 3 rd Place$50* *Payable to Club Agency Account

T-shirt Competition We encourage each club to submit as many designs as possible. T-shirts should go with theme of the week. One color print, centered on front of the shirt T-shirt designs will be due: Friday Jan. 14th T-shirt designs will be voted on by club reps and E-council at following meeting.

Ultiamte Frisbee Teams of 6-10 people. 6 on the field with up to 4 alternates. Everyone on the team must have filled out a waiver!!!!! Entrance fee is $20 HOWEVER… if your club can provide one volunteer to help referee we will deduct $5 as well as the points volunteers earn.

Point Break Down For each day with a competition: 1 st place 150 pts 2 nd place 100pts 3 rd place 70 pts 4 th place 50pts T-shirt design: 50 pts per submission (max 2 per club) 200 pts for club with winning design. 75 pts for the 2 nd, 3 rd, and 4 th places that will be made into buttons. Volunteers: Each club will receive 10 pts per volunteer per 30 minutes. This for those people that show up early to help set up or stay late to help clean up.

Any Ideas and/or Questions????