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Welcome! A-Soc is on campus for Spring 2013

The Waterloo Engineering Society is a group that officially represents the interests of all engineering students to the faculty, university and beyond. We offer tons of services including: CnD, POETS Lounge, The Orifice, and several academic services such as Exam Bank and Resume Critiques. We also run dozens of social events every term to help students get out and have fun! Every engineering undergrad is a member, and everyone is welcome to participate!

 

Check out our calendar for the most up-to-date event listings, or join our A-Soc mailing list or B-Soc mailing list to keep up to date on news regarding the events, student issues, and opportunities to get involved.

Guest Blogger: Anson Chen on the First Year Integration Conference in Thunder bay!

Oh hello!

I’m Anson Chen, from the 2017 Geological class and two weekends ago I had the honour of attending FYIC (First Year Integration Conference) in cold Thunder Bay along with 8 other first years from our school – Aaron, Clarisse, Dhruv, Eric, Janna, Laura, Sarah-Rose and Zach – as well as ESSCO Execs Leila, David and Mike! (Waterloo, represent!)

Guest Blogger Callie Holt on NCWIE 2013

 I just got back from Montreal, where I attended the National Conference for Women in Engineering (NCWIE) as a delegate for Waterloo. Over the weekend I got the opportunity to attend several sessions, most of which were run by established women in the engineering field.

LIAC Survey

 On September 16, 2012, ESSCO members voted to further research student opinion on the high school-to-University transition with regards to math and science curriculum. The research, and follow-up documentation, falls under an ESSCO initiative called the Lobbying Issues and Action Committee (LIAC) under the direction of ESSCO President, Michael Seliske. 

Opportunities for First Year Students (FYIC, and PEO Scholarship)

 Hey first year students,

I hope the this semester is going well and you are all ready for midterms! (Its going to be a tough couple of weeks, but I know all of you will get through it easily!). 

Firstly, I want to say all the Engsoc Executives are super impressed and think that all 2017s are awesome, and we want to thank you for making frosh week, and the first month of classes as successful as it was! I can't wait until the 2017s are the exectives of the Engineering Society and really making a difference!

Welcome Frosh, and welcome back ASOC! This term is going to be GREATTTT

 Welcome to Engineering Society A aka Asoc! This fall term is going to be awesome, especially for external events since there are a lot of things planned!