Restarting of Concordia's Canadian Society of Mechanical Engineering Chapter
Mark Cohen

Restarting of Concordia's Canadian Society of Mechanical Engineering Chapter

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Concordia's Engineering department has a number of student societies that represent the different engineering disciplines. Unfortunately, mechanical engineers lack representation, as the university's Canadian Society of Mechanical Engineering chapter, was disbanded a few years back due to lack of membership. As such, mechanical engineering students have been joining other societies, such as CUBES.

We feel that it would be it would be nice to have a student society of our own, and therefore are going through the steps to revive the CSME. To do this, we need 100 signatures from registered Concordia ENCS students, and figure that an online petition would work as well as a physical one.

We want to look into hosting talks from researchers as opposed to industry guys per the norm. Not that industry isn't important, but non-industry engineers giving talks is much rarer.

The main thing we really want to try to do is get funding for people's personal mech eng products. Like a few hundred bucks to help jump start an idea (valid proposal submittal needed of course).

So, we ask you: sign our petition, and let us form a society that just might do some pretty interesting things.

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