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OSU MECHANICAL, INDUSTRIAL, &
MANUFACTURING ENGINEERING E-BULLETIN ME–IME
Faculty/Graduate Seminars Job and
Internship Postings—ME & IME Students Faculty
and Post-Doc Positions THANK YOU IME– Many thanks to those of you who contributed to the success of this year’s
Prospective Grad Student Weekend. We had a strong and enthusiastic contingent
of visiting students this year, and we’re hoping many of them will decide to do
their graduate work at OSU. Thank each of you for taking the time to welcome
them to campus, encourage their interest in our programs, and show them around CONGRATULATIONS TO DR. BOB PAASCH, who was recently
named OSU’S new BOEING PROFESSOR OF DESIGN. See the news story at http://me.oregonstate.edu/news/story/2030. UPCOMING EVENTS [back to top] This Week… Mon, Mar 5: SAE Formula Team Meeting. 6 pm, Wed, Mar 7: SAE
Baja Team Meeting. 5 pm, Wed,
Mar 7: WME Afternoon Tea with Dr. Tues, Mar 6: IIE Meeting and Officer Elections. 6 pm, Covell 221. Pizza and beverages provided. Holding an officer position gives you a chance to network at national and regional conferences, build your resume, and have fun! All positions are available, including President, Vice President, Treasurer, Secretary, FE Review Chair (2), Web Master, Historian, Newsletter, Social Chair, and Membership. If you have questions regarding position responsibilities please email dunhamg@engr.orst.edu Thurs,
Mar 8: American Society of
Mechanical Engineers (ASME) meeting. 8 pm, Fri. Mar 9: Fri,
Mar 9: ME–IME Seminar: Location Management Strategy for
Cellular Networks. Presented by Jipyo Kim, Department of
Industrial & Information Systems Engineering, Fri, March 9: Center For Teaching and Learning Workshop: Course Portfolios. 2–4 pm, Milam 215. Course portfolios are powerful tools for capturing and making visible the intellectual work that faculty engage in as they plan their learning outcomes and teach to these outcomes. This workshop will introduce the course portfolio, will discuss its purpose and illustrate sample faculty portfolios. We will also explore ways that the portfolio can be used to advance the scholarship of teaching and learning. Fri,
Mar 9: HPV Team Meeting. 3 pm, Plan Ahead... Mon, Mar 12: EWB
General Meeting and 2007-08 Officer Elections. 6 pm, Peavy 272. The four
positions up for election are President, Vice President, Secretary, and
Treasurer. Please send your nominations to douglas.vanbossuyt@gmail.com before 5pm Monday, March 12, or bring
them to the meeting. You may nominate someone else or yourself; but note
that both you and whomever you nominate must be chapter members in good
standing. Voting is also restricted to members in good standing. If you're not sure
of your membership status, please check with EWB membership coordinator Andy
Sabalowsky (sabaloan@engr.orst.edu). Dues may be paid to Andy up
until the start of the meeting on March 12. Wed, Mar 14:
IME 2007 Senior Project Presentation,
6–8 pm, Building 60, Xerox–Wilsonville. Event features a 6-7 pm poster session
and, from 7 to 7:45, formal presentations by the three top project teams. Wed, Mar 29–Fri, Mar 31:
2007 American Nuclear Society Student Conference,
held at Thurs,
May 31: 2006–07 ME–IME Awards
Picnic. 5 pm–???, Avery Park Sat,
June 16:. Mechanical, Industrial and
Manufacturing Engineering Commencement. 4– 6 pm, La UPCOMING ME–I Fri,
Mar 9: Location Management Strategy for
Cellular Networks. Presented by Jipyo Kim, Department of
Industrial & Information Systems Engineering, MISCELLANEOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS [back to top] Departments-wide… MECOP, PRO-SCHOOL, AND COE SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATIONS ARE NOW AVAILABLE at http://engr.oregonstate.edu/students/apps/. All applications are due by April 10th! BOEING
ENGINEERING STUDENT OF THE YEAR AWARD: CALL FOR ENTRIES. Entries for the 2007 Boeing-sponsored
Engineering Student of the Year Award are due on May 1, 2007. The key criterion
for this award (which is open to Bachelors, Masters, and PhD candidates) is the
impact, or potential for impact, of the candidate's work on current or future
aeronautical or space technology. This impact might be seen in new or enhanced
systems or processes or tools, new levels of performance, improved life cycle
costs, new capabilities, or in other areas. Entries should include a 200 word
summary and supporting material, which could include new patents or documented
applications that have been adopted by industry, published papers or research
that have won recognition from academic, professional or industrial
associations. Entries are judged by a panel of former Boeing senior engineers
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