Welcome!
EESA is a student society dedicated to providing environmental engineering students many valuable resources and bridging the student bodies of UBC and UNBC. Throughout the year, EESA strives to involve environmental engineering students in various national conferences and competitions. However, this club cannot exist without the support and dedication of its students. This club is in its baby stages (compared to engineering clubs at other schools) and it's tough to keep involvement and student interest up due to the fact that our program is broken up. So , please, try hard to be involved, if you dont like something about the club, tell someone, or utilize on of your chances to change it.
With EESA meetings, it is easy for faculty to contact engineering students with opportunities, and talk face-to-face to a group as opposed to corresponding through impersonal electronic means.
Enjoy your stay!
Yo! Check out the new (not complete) eesa wiki to read stuff about out club and (if ur in exec) make a page about your job...New Stuff
Hey guys! We are planning to have a meet and greet with other working engineers, as well as professionals from around the community. This event will take place on November 28th and will be taking place at Kelly o Brian's downtown. So far we have over 20, thats right 20 confirmed guests for this event Some food will be provided and it is a resturant, so there is no age restriction. More details will be uploaded here as they become known.
Next Friday (November 6th ) we will be hosting a social down at Strike Zone bowling alley. I will be uploading a map about how to get there, and prices will run at about 8 dollars per person which includes 1.5 hours of bowling as well as shoes and a coke.
Our first Bi-annual general meeting is going to be on this coming monday (Nov 2nd) so if you want would like to voice a change that you would like to see in the club or see how our constitution works, come on out!.
That is all for this week! Good luck in all your classes!
Socials
We like to have sweet social nights where we have fun and play games like quarters and yeehaw. These are a good opportunities to network with your fellow engineers. Go to meetings to find out when they're happening. Heres a map:
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W.E.S.S.T.
We hosted the Western Engineering Student Societies' Team annual retreat on the weekend of the 24th. The retreat went down smoothly (read: the besst wesst ever), it was great to meet engineers from other schools and I'm happy to report that a motion that would increase w.e.s.s.t. fees beyond our financial capacities was totally shot down during plenary.
Was this before or after morgan fell down the stairs?
Meetings
EESA meetings are usually held every Monday at 5:30PM in room 7-158
Now you have no excuse not to be there. Click to enlarge
Shocking Recent Developments
Updated webpage. Now its more awesome under the hood.
Cantraption
Cantraption 2008 - EESA members raised 316 cans to build a can-traption for a Canada-wide engineering student society competition. UNBC EESA students were victorious in this competition, winning first place in most cans per capita. CONGRATULATIONS guys, well done! All donations raised by EESA were donated to the St. Vincent do Paul Society in Prince George.