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"A Moment in Greece" ASCE and Engineers Without Borders Benefit Banquet May 4, 2011 6p-10p $25 Students / $30 Non-Students
You are cordially invited to celebrate a great year with ASCE and Engineers Without Borders at our end-of-the-year benefit banquet. Proceeds help send our Steel Bridge Team to the National Competition at Texas A&M in May.
Dine fireside on fine Greek cuisine, with vegetarian options.
A Jenga tournament will be held along with many great raffles and a silent auction. We are excited to invite alums, students, and friends of CSULB to share this exciting event with us! Hosted at: Cafe Ambrosia
1923 East Broadway
Long Beach, CA
United States-90802
 CSULB represented at the Pacific South West Conference this year and took the following:
3rd place - Engineering Relay 2 awards for Concrete Canoe 3rd place - Steel Bridge. The team is going to the National Steel Bridge Competition in College Station, TX at Texas A&M University. 3rd place - Technical Paper
Thank you to everyone who contributed and worked so hard to make this happen!
Fall Semester Meetings will take place every 2 weeks.
Day: Wednesdays
Time: 12:45 - 1:45p
Location: EN2-107
Guest Speaker: Mike Harrison
Mike Harrison is the founder of Trico realty and project manager for Irvine Park Outdoor Education Center. He will be sharing his experience as a designer of the Irvine Park Project and the geotechnical accomplishments. Day: Wednesday, September 29
Time: 12:45 - 1:45p
Location: EN2-107 On June 25, 2010, Civil Engineering students and faculty of CSULB participated in a tour of the Irvine Ranch Education Center at the Irvine Park guided by its Construction Project Manager Michael Harrison. On the tour, participants learned valuable details about the applied engineering sciences used in its construction, unique qualities of the jobsite, and its success as a secluded facility that has survived years of weathering and use. The facility maintains a unique balance with urban and nature relying primarily on photovoltaic cells for power, natural hills as sound barriers, and its secluded location to garnish interest in natural sciences.
Guest Speaker: Michael Pulley
Micheal Pulley gives an enlightening presentation on his experiences as an engineer and Operations Manager of Swinerton Builders on September 15. He emphasizes blueprint-reading skills and familiarity with BIM software for the industry.
Historian Christina Yoon speaks with Mr. Pulley after the presentation.Pacific South West Regional Conference 2010
Concrete Canoe Team
The CSULB Concrete Canoe Team helps students to actively design, analyze, construct, race a concrete canoe and promote team-building skills. This year’s team is using innovative construction techniques which will utilize a fiber glassed reverse male mold and the latest aggregates to create a lighter and stronger concrete formula.
Steel Bridge Team
The Bridge Team designs, analyzes, fabricates and constructs a 20 foot model bridge. Bridge designs incorporate factors such as making a bridge that is financially economical, structurally efficient with the quickest construction time.
CSULB took 2nd place in the Environmental Engineering and 1st place in the Scavenger Hunt events.
Watch the Mystery Event, which was a unique dance routine put together by each school's team:
ASCE Supports Relay for Life 2010
In conjunction with Engineers Without Borders, the ASCE/EWB Relay for Life team raised almost $200.
Members Doan Tran, Alison Yoho and 2010 External Vice President Avram Yu walk through the week hours of the night.
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