Queen's University Engineering Society

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Are you a member of the incoming class of Sci '14?  Do you have questions? Check out the group made just for you!  Join the Facebook Group to stay informed on all things Sci '14 and to make sure your transition to first year isn't full of questions!

I look forward to seeing all of you in September!

The Engineering Society Summer Retreat will take place this year on the weekend of July 16-18.  The Summer Office will be hosting a weekend of updates, round table discussions, social events, and more.  Come out to talk about what you want to see in your society, then take a break to enjoy beating the AMS in various “fun in the sun” activities.  For timetable of the day click here, or email Victoria Pleavin at prez@engsoc.queensu.ca.

Science Quest is a non-profit organization run entirely by students at Queen’s University.  This summer, we will be running 9 weeks of camp, from June 28th to August 27th.  This is also the term of the position.  We offer a variety of different camp programs, for children entering grades 4-8 in the fall. More details about our camps and the application for the Junior Instructor Position can be found online at http://sciencequest.ca/staff.html

Sign up for the Ktown summer mailing list. The Engineering Society will keep you up to date with sweet deals, job opportunities and the latest news on Summer Rituals as they pass. Click here and enter your email to sign up http://engsoc.queensu.ca/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/ktownsummer-l.

The Engineering Society Summer Office 2010 Presents:

The most tasty and excellent hunger-sating opportunity of all time: SUMMER BARBECUE!!!


The Summer Office will be hosting the barbecue on the Clark Hall Patio from Noon until 2:00 PM every Friday. Come out for a delicious and inexpensive lunch and get together with everyo...ne else working around campus this summer.

Menu:
Ham/Cheese/Veggie Burgers - $3.00
Mild or Hot Sausage - $3.00
Ice Cream Drumstick or Sandwich - $2.00
Pop or Water - $1.00

The Engineering Student Societies' Council of Ontario is hosting their Annual General Meeting this summer in Ottawa from June 24-27. The conference is an excellent opportunity to get involved and meet students from other Ontario universities. It's also lots of fun! 

Applications can be found here and are due Friday, April 16, 2010 at 5:30pm.

Attached is the AMS agenda for Assembly on April 8th. There are some big issues, so please read and feel free to come out and voice your opinion. AMS is in the McLaughlin Room in the JDUC and starts at 7:00 PM.

Plant & Proctor applications are now available for Frosh Week 2010.  If you're an upper year who wants a chance to get back involved with Frosh Week, this is for you.

Help encourage fellow frosh to participate as a plant, and then reveal yourselves in comedic fashion during Standards Exam.  As a proctor, help make that happen while keeping things serious and mechanical-pencil free.

There will be a Special General Meeting of the Engineering Society this Thursday April 1st at 5:45pm. Everyone has a vote!

Furthermore as a student you will have the opportunity to be on the Engineering Society Board of Directors. Two year and one year positions are available. You simply need to be nominated!

The Board of Directors oversees the Engineering Society's services and provides longterm planning and financial overview.

For more information about the board of directors and what they do e-mail board@engsoc.queensu.ca

Having celebrated our 20^th anniversary with the most impressive and progressive conference to date, CEEC is now looking for a new team to spearhead next year’s conference. If you’re passionate, proactive, and have solved the occasional problem then CEEC is for you. Join a group of the brightest and most innovative students on campus to help develop this premiere environmental event.