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Engineering Society Bylaw 1 (The Constitution)

2014-02-18T00:59:00Z

142.150.203.124:

The following is an excerpt from the constitution of The University of Toronto Engineering Society (adopted: 11 April 2011)

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== CHAPTER 1 - GENERAL ==

===1.0 General===
*1.0.1 The name of the Corporation shall be “The University of Toronto Engineering Society”, hereafter called “the Society.”
*1.0.2 The Head Office of the Society shall be in the City of Toronto, at such a place as the Board of Directors of the Society may from time to time fix.
*1.0.3 The Seal, an impression of which is stamped in the margin hereof, shall be the Seal of the Society
*1.0.4 The fiscal year of the Society shall conclude on 31 May each year.

===1.1 Interpretation===
*1.1.1 In this document the masculine form shall be interpreted to include the feminine form
*1.1.2 In this document:
**a. “Constituencies” shall mean the divisions of the student body, defined by both year and discipline, as well as the PEY Constituency and the TrackOne class;
**b. “Board Members” shall mean members of the Board of Directors, as specified in Chapter 5;
**c. “Faculty” shall mean the Faculty of Applied Science and Engineering of the University of Toronto;
**d. “Governing Council” shall mean the Governing Council of the University of Toronto;
**e. “Members” shall mean members of the Society, as specified in Chapter 2;
**f. “Officers” shall mean the President and all Vice-Presidents of the Society, as specified in Chapter 4;
**g. “PEY Constituency” shall mean the group of Members registered in the Professional Experience Year Program;
**h. “Program” shall mean a course of study in an Engineering discipline, as defined by the Faculty;
**i. “Recall” shall mean a process by which a position-holder of the Society may be removed from his position without his consent;
**j. “Resolution” shall mean a motion approved by a majority vote;
**k. “Signing Officer” shall mean a person who has the right to authorize financial transactions on behalf of the Society;
**l. “Special Resolution” shall mean a motion presented as such, and approved by a two thirds vote;
**m. “Summer Months” shall refer to the months of May, June, July and August;
**n. “Academic Year” shall refer to the months of September, October, November, December, January, February, March and April.
*1.1.3. All other words shall carry their common dictionary definitions.

== CHAPTER 2 – MEMBERSHIP AND FEES ==

===2.0 General ===
*2.0.1 There shall be three (3) types of Members:
**a) Full Time Members
**b) Part Time Members
**c) Alumni Members

===2.1 Qualifications for Membership ===
*2.1.1 Full Time Members must be students registered in the Faculty enrolled in full time undergraduate studies as defined by the Faculty.
*2.1.2 Part Time Members must be students registered in the Faculty enrolled in part time undergraduate studies as defined by the Faculty.
*2.1.3 Alumni Members must have previously been registered as full time students in the University of Toronto Faculty Of Applied Science and Engineering or its precursor, the Ontario School of Practical Science.
*2.1.4 Full Time Members must have paid in full the Membership Fee described in Section 2.2.

===2.2 Fees ===
*2.2.1 The Membership Fee shall be $44.64 in the year 2010-2011
*2.2.2 Upon a resolution of the Board of Directors, the Membership Fee for each subsequent year shall include a cost of living adjustment as determined by the Governing Council.
*2.2.3 The Membership fee shall be non-refundable.
*2.2.4 Any fees or levies to be created, altered, or removed except as specified in section 2.2.2 must be done so by the Membership through a referendum.

===2.3 Rights of Membership ===
*2.3.1 Alumni Members shall enjoy no rights of Membership other than the right to speak at General Meetings and at meetings of the Board of Directors.
*2.3.2 All other rights and responsibilities of Members described in this document shall pertain only to Full Time and Part Time Members.

== CHAPTER 3 – GENERAL MEETINGS ==

===3.0 General===
*3.0.1 The duties specified in this chapter, where they relate to:
**a. Annual General Meetings, are the responsibility of the Vice-President Communications; and
**b. General Meetings for the purpose of Recall are the responsibility of the Chief Returning Officer;
**c. Other General Meetings are the responsibility of the Vice-President Communications.

===3.1 Calling a Meeting===
*3.1.1 An Annual General Meeting shall be called annually, in October.
*3.1.2 A General Meeting shall be called upon:
**a. a resolution of the Board of Directors requesting such a meeting; or
**b. the receipt of a petition requesting such a meeting signed by one hundred (100) Members; or
**c. a resolution of the Officers requesting such a meeting.
**d. a resolution passed at a General Meeting, such as the Annual General Meeting, during that same academic year.
*3.1.3 Said resolution or petition must specify the purpose of the General Meeting.

===3.2 Agenda===
*3.2.1 The agenda for each Annual General Meeting shall include motions to:
**a. appoint an auditor for the current year;
**b. receive the auditor’s report for the previous year;
**c. authorize the Board of Directors to set the remuneration for the auditor for the current year;
**d. ratify any amendments to Bylaw 1 made under Section 8.1.2b); and
**e. perform any other functions specified by the Corporations Act of Ontario and other relevant legislation.

*3.2.2 Motions shall be added to the agenda of an Annual General Meeting upon receipt of notice in writing at any time earlier than seven days previous to the meeting.

*3.2.3 The agenda of any other General Meeting shall contain only those motions pertaining to matters specified under section 3.1.3.

===3.3 Notice===
*3.3.1 Notice shall be given at least seven (7) days prior to any General Meeting;
*3.3.2 Notice shall be given:
**a. electronically to the Membership;
**b. in a Society publication which prints within the seven (7) days prior to the General Meeting; and
**c. through written notice posted in the Society office.
*3.3.3 Without written notice as defined in Sections 3.3.1 and 3.3.2, no motions passed at a General Meeting shall have force.

===3.4 Voting===
*3.4.1 At each General Meeting each Member of the Society holds one (1) vote.
*3.4.2 A Member may proxy their vote at a General Meeting to another Member.
*3.4.3 No Member may hold more than three (3) votes at a General Meeting.

===3.5 Quorum===
*3.5.1 Quorum is fifty (50) Members present in person.
*3.5.2 Proxy votes do not count for the purpose of quorum.

===3.6 Order===
*3.6.1 The Speaker of the Board of Directors shall preside over General Meetings.
*3.6.2 All General Meetings shall be governed by Roberts Rules of Order where these rules of order do not conflict with the Bylaws of the Society.
*3.6.3 The Speaker shall not hold more than one (1) vote at any General Meeting.

===3.7 Publication of Financial Statements===
*3.7.1 At least fourteen (14) days before the Annual General Meeting, the Vice-President Finance shall cause a copy of the Society’s financial statements and the auditor’s report to be:
**a. Published online at the http://www.finance.skule.ca website, and all students made aware of their availability via the Engineering Society Digest.
**b. Submitted to the Office of the Governing Council.

== CHAPTER 4 – OFFICERS ==

===4.0 General===
*4.0.1 The Officers of the Society shall be the President, the Vice-President Finance, the Vice-President Communications, the Vice-President Academic, the Vice-President External, and the Vice-President Student Life.
*4.0.2 Each Officer shall be elected by the Membership, as defined in Bylaw 3.
*4.0.3 In case of infirmity, death, resignation, or other form of ineligibility of an Officer other than the President:
**a. the President shall assume said Officer’s responsibilities;
**b. an Election for said Officer’s position shall be held as early as possible, as described in Bylaw 3; and
**c. all other Officers may be candidates to replace said Officer, by resigning from their positions.
*4.0.4 An Officer, once elected, will not be considered eligible to run in an election for the same or substantially similar position.
*4.0.5 Except in cases of Sections 4.0.3 and 4.1.4, no person may hold two Officer positions simultaneously.
*4.0.6 The term of office for each Officer other than the President shall commence when he takes the Oath of Office and end at the end of the Joint Council Meeting (First Part).
*4.0.7 Each Officer shall oversee Directors, as specified in Bylaw 2.
*4.0.8 Each Officer shall have such other duties as may be outlined in Bylaws or Policies.
*4.0.9 Officers shall be official representatives of the Society, in the following order of precedence: President, Vice-President Finance, Vice-President Communications, Vice-President Academic, Vice-President External, and Vice-President Student Life.
*4.0.10 Each Officer must be a Member of the Society.
*4.0.11 Each Officer must be enrolled in full time in the September of his or her term of Office and thereafter.
*4.0.12 Upon a resolution of Council, the requirements of 4.0.11 may be waived for an Officer enrolled part time for reasons of disability, injury or illness. Documentation from a licensed medical professional or Accessibility Services at the University of Toronto shall be sufficient evidence of disability, injury or illness for the purpose of Council.

===4.1 President===
*4.1.1 The President shall be the Chief Executive Officer of the Society.
*4.1.2 The President must be at least eighteen (18) years of age.
*4.1.3 The President must be a full member as defined in Chapter 2, in the fourth year of an undergraduate program in the Faculty in the September of his term of office and thereafter.
*4.1.4 In case of infirmity, death, resignation, or other form of ineligibility of the President:
**a. The Vice-President Finance shall assume the President’s responsibilities;
**b. An Election for President shall be held as early as possible, as described in Bylaw 3; and
**c. All other Officers may be candidates to replace the President, by resigning from their positions
*4.1.5 The term of office for the President shall commence when he takes the Oath of Office and end when he administers the Oath of Office to the Member elected to be the following year’s President.
*4.1.5 The President shall maintain the Seal of the Society.

===4.2 Vice-President Finance===
*4.2.1 The Vice-President Finance shall be the Chief Financial Officer of the Society.
*4.2.2 The Vice-President Finance shall be responsible for the preparation of budgets for Board of Director approval as specified in the Bylaws.
*4.2.3 Any amendment to a Board-approved Society budget must also be approved by the Board of Directors.
*4.2.4 In accordance with the Corporations Act of Ontario, the Vice-President Finance shall be responsible for the keeping of all accounting records with respect to all financial and like transactions of the Society.
*4.2.5 Without derogating from Section 4.2.4, the Vice-President Finance shall be responsible for the maintenance of records of:
**a. All sums of money received and disbursed by the Society and the matters with respect to which receipt and disbursement took place;
**b. All sales and purchases of the Society;
**c. The assets and liabilities of the Society;
**d. All other transactions affecting the financial position of the Society; and
**e. trademarks, copyrights, and other intellectual property.
*4.2.6 The Vice-President Finance shall be responsible for the security of the financial records of the Society.
*4.2.7 The Vice-President Finance shall be responsible for reporting the expenditures of the Society’s funds in accordance with the budget approved by the Board of Directors.
*4.2.8 The Vice-President Finance shall be responsible for the security of the Society’s property and offices, and overseeing access thereto.

===4.3 Vice-President Academic===
*4.3.1 The Vice-President Academic shall represent students' interests with regards to their academic and professional development.
*4.3.2 The Vice-President Academic shall be responsible for maintaining and disseminating information on the academic regulations and procedures of the Faculty and University.
*4.3.3 The Vice-President Academic shall be responsible for operating and improving academic services that the Engineering Society provides to its students.

===4.4 Vice-President Communications===
*4.4.1 In accordance with the provisions of the Corporations Act of Ontario, the Vice-President Communications shall be responsible for the maintenance of:
**a. A copy of the letters patent and any supplementary letters patent issued to the Society;
**b. All Bylaws, Policies and Special Resolutions of the Society;
**c. A register of all Members which shall include their names, addresses and phone numbers; and
**d. All minutes and associated documents.
*4.4.2 The Vice-President Communications shall be responsible for all other duties assigned to Secretaries of Corporations under the Corporations Act of Ontario.
*4.4.3 The Vice President Communications shall, upon request by a member, make available to that member the full and correct version of any Society document (i.e., bylaws, policies, special resolutions of council, minutes and their associated documents) within 10 business days.
*4.4.4 The Vice-President Communications shall be responsible for submitting Notices of Change to the Ontario Ministry of Consumer and Business Services within 15 days of any change in officer or director in the Society. The Vice-President Communications will be further responsible for keeping duplicates of these Notices on file in the Society’s office in accordance with the Ontario Corporations Information Act.

===4.5 Vice-President Student Life===
*4.5.1 The Vice-President Student Life is responsible for the social and cultural well-being of the Society.
*4.5.2 The Vice-President Student Life shall be responsible for outreach and social activities as specified in the Bylaws.

===4.6 Vice-President External===
*4.6.1 The Vice-President External shall represent the Society and its members at provincial and national conferences;
*4.6.2 The Vice-President External shall be responsible for all communication between the Engineering Society and organizations external to the University of Toronto;
*4.6.3 The Vice-President External shall gather information required for the strategic development of the Engineering Society and implement new strategic programs.

===4.7 Signing Officers===
*4.7.1 The Signing Officers of the Society shall be the President, the Vice-President Finance, the Vice-President Academic, the Vice-President Communications, the Vice-President Student Life, and the Vice-President External, except those officers who are not Members.
*4.7.2 One of the President or Vice-President Finance and one other Signing Officer’s signatures shall be required for any expenditures of Society funds.

===4.8 Recall===
*4.8.1 An Officer may only be recalled by a two-thirds vote at a General Meeting called for that purpose.

== CHAPTER 5 – BOARD OF DIRECTORS ==

===5.0 General===
*5.0.1 The business and affairs of the Society shall be managed by a Board of Directors.

===5.1 Board of Directors===
*5.1.1 The Board shall be comprised of all:
**a. The Six (6) Officers of the Engineering Society;
**b. Nine (9) Discipline Representatives as follows:
***i. Chemical Engineering Program Representative;
***ii. Civil Engineering Program Representative;
***iii. Computer Engineering Program Representative;
***iv. Electrical Engineering Program Representative;
***v. Engineering Science Program Representative;
***vi. Industrial Engineering Program Representative;
***vii. Materials Science and Engineering Program Representative;
***viii. Mechanical Engineering Program Representative;
***ix. Mineral Engineering Program Representative;
**c. Three (3) Representatives from First Year
**d. Four (4) Upper Year Representatives, elected from Second, Third and Fourth Year, and PEY.

===5.2 Elections and Term of Office===
*5.2.1 The CRO must bring forward a motion to ratify the new Board at the first Board meeting following the Joint Council Meeting
*5.2.2 The Board shall not refuse to ratify the results of an election conducted in accordance with the Bylaws of the Society
*5.2.3 Each incoming Board member’s term of office shall begin at the adjournment of the meeting at which their election is ratified by the Board

===5.3 Votes and Proxies===
*5.3.1 Each Board Member shall have one (1) vote on each question to be decided by the Board;
*5.3.2 A Board Member (except Officers) may proxy their vote to a Member of the Society of the same constituency;
*5.3.3 Officers may proxy their vote to any Member of the Society;
*5.3.4 No member may hold more than two (2) votes at a meeting of the Board of Directors.

===5.4 Indemnity===
*5.4.1 Every Board Member and his heirs, executors and administrators, and estate and effects, respectively shall be indemnified and saved harmless out of the funds of the Society, from and against:
**a. All costs, charges and expenses whatsoever that are sustained or incurred by the Board Member in or about any action, suit or proceeding that is brought, commenced and prosecuted against the Board Member for, or in any respect of, any act, deed, matter or thing whatsoever made, done or permitted by the Board Member, in or about the execution of the duties of the Board Member’s office; and
**b. All other costs, charges or expenses that resulted, were sustained or were incurred by the Board Member in, about or in relation to the affairs thereof, except such costs, charges or expenses as are occasioned by the Board Member’s own willful neglect or default.

===5.5 Board Members’ Interest in Contracts===
*5.5.1 In accord with the provisions of the Corporations Act of Ontario, every Board Member who is in any way directly or indirectly financially interested in a contract or proposed contract with the Society shall declare their interest at a meeting of the Board of Directors and shall not vote in respect to that contract.

===5.6 Meetings===
*5.6.1 The Board of Directors shall hold a meeting at least once a month during the academic year.
*5.6.2 The President may call a meeting of Board of Directors, and shall call a meeting within one (1) week of receiving a written request to call such a meeting signed by one half of the Board.
*5.6.3 Any Member may attend, speak and move or second motions at meetings of the Board of Directors subject to the rules of order.
*5.6.4 The Vice-President Communications shall ensure that an agenda is circulated to all Board Members five days before any meeting of the Board.
*5.6.5 All motions submitted by a Member to the Vice-President Communications at least seven days of a meeting of the Board of Directors shall be included on that agenda.
*5.6.6 Unless its consideration is unanimously approved by the Board, no substantive motion shall be considered other than those on the agenda, or those to clarify motions on the agenda.

===5.7 Notice of Meetings===
*5.7.1. Notice of meetings of the Board of Directors must be given electronically or in writing to every Member by the Vice-President Communications at least five (5) days before the time chosen for such a meeting.

===5.8 Minutes===
*5.8.1 Minutes of all meetings of the Board of Directors shall be kept in accordance with the Bylaws.
*5.8.2 Copies of all Board meeting minutes shall be circulated to all Board members with the agenda for the upcoming Board meeting, and presented at the meeting.

===5.9 Quorum===
*5.9.1 Quorum of the Board of Directors shall be fifty per-cent (50%) voting members present.
*5.9.2 Proxy members shall not count towards quorum.

===5.10 Speaker===
*5.10.1 The Speaker shall ensure proper procedure during all meetings of the Board.
*5.10.2 In the absence of the Speaker, the President shall act as Chair of the Board, except as determined by a majority vote of the Board.
*5.10.3 The Speaker shall be selected by the Board of Directors at the first meeting of the new Board Members by a majority vote.
*5.10.4 Nominations for the Speaker shall be held according to the Bylaw on Elections.
*5.10.5 The Speaker shall be a non-voting member of the Board of Directors.
*5.10.6 The Speaker shall act as the Speaker for Council, where necessary.

===5.11 Committees===
*5.11.1 The following shall be considered Standing Committees of the Board:
**a. The Executive Committee;
**b. The Finance Committee;
**c. The Levy Fund committee;
**d. The Policy & Structure Committee;
*5.11.2 No resolution of a Standing Committee shall take force until it is ratified by the Board

== CHAPTER 6 – COUNCIL ==

===6.0 General===
*6.0.1 The Council shall compose of the Officers, Project Directors, Class Representatives, Discipline Club Chairs and Ex-Officio Directors.

===6.1 Regular Meeting of the Council===
*6.1.1 The Council shall meet twice each semester to discuss the following:
** a. Progress reports of the Officers;
** b. Feedback session for Project Directors;
** c. Discussion for Class Representatives on current issues and events.

===6.2 Joint Council Meeting===
*6.2.1 There shall be a Joint Council Meeting after the election of the Officers and before the commencement of spring examinations, consisting of two (2) parts.
*6.2.2 The Joint Council Meeting (First Part) shall include, in this order:
** a. The elections for Project Director positions;
** b. The election of the Chief Returning Officer; and
** c. The incoming President’s Oath of Office.
*6.2.3 The Joint Council Meeting (Second Part) shall include, in this order:
** a. The incoming Officers’ Oath of Office;
** b. The incoming Project Directors’ and the Chief Returning Officer’s Oaths of Office; and
** c. The creation of the standing committees, as outlined in the policies.
*6.2.4 Joint Council Meeting shall follow Robert’s Rules of Order.

== CHAPTER 7 – EMPLOYEES ==

===7.0 General===
*7.0.1 The Society shall employ an Office Manager and such other persons as the Board of Directors may approve.

===7.1 Specific Employees===
*7.1.1 There shall be an Office Manager who shall be responsible for:
**a. Overseeing the administration of the Society’s Head Office;
**b. Maintaining the day-to-day financial records of the Society; and
**c. Other duties as may be specified in Bylaws and Policies.

== CHAPTER 8 – AMENDMENTS, BYLAWS AND POLICIES ==

===8.0 General===
*8.0.1 There shall be three levels of documents specifying the organization of the Society;
**a. Bylaw 1 (Constitution);
**b. Other Bylaws; and
**c. Policies.

===8.1 Bylaw 1 (The Constitution of the University of Toronto Engineering Society)===
*8.1.1 Bylaw 1 shall specify the fundamental organization of the Society.
*8.1.2 Bylaw 1 may only be amended by:
**a. A two-thirds vote at a General Meeting; or
**b. A two-thirds vote at the Board of Directors Meeting.
*8.1.3 In the case of 8.1.2b), such amendment must be ratified by a two-thirds vote at:
**a. A General Meeting called for that purpose; or
**b. The next Annual General Meeting.
*8.1.4 If such approval has not occurred by the next Annual General Meeting the amendment is struck down and neither it nor any substantially similar amendment, may be proposed at a meeting of Council for one year following the date of the Annual General Meeting.
*8.1.5 Any amendment, repeal, or re-enactment of Chapter 2 (Membership & Fees), Chapter 3 (General Meetings), Chapter 5 (Board of Directors), Chapter 6 (Councils), or Chapter 8 (Amendments, Bylaws and Policies) shall be effective only upon the approval thereof by the Governing Council.

===8.2 Other Bylaws===
*8.2.1 Other Bylaws shall:
**a. Provide additional order to the organization specified in Bylaw 1; and/or
**b. Specify the organization of other areas of the Society.
*8.2.2 Other Bylaws may only be passed, repealed, or amended by a two-thirds vote of:
**a. A General Meeting; or
**b. A meeting of the Board of Directors.

===8.3 Policies===
*8.3.1 Policies shall:
**a. Describe details of the functioning of the Society; and
**b. Provide continuity in the Society.
*8.3.2 Policies may only be passed, repealed, or amended by a majority vote of:
**a. A General Meeting;
**b. A meeting of the Board of Directors; or
**c. A meeting of the Officers.
*8.3.3 When a policy is passed, repealed, or amended, it shall be noted which governing body of the Society did so (i.e., a General Meeting, Board of Directors, or the Officers).
*8.3.4 A notice shall be given to all the Board of Directors when a policy is repealed, reinstated or amended at a Meeting of the Officers.
*8.3.5 Policies passed, repealed, or amended at a General Meeting may only be repealed, re-instated, or amended at another General meeting for a period of one year.
*8.3.6 Policies passed, repealed, or amended at a meeting of the Board of Directors may only be repealed, re-instated, or amended at another meeting of the Board, or a General meeting for a period of one year.
*8.3.7 Policies passed, repealed, or amended at a meeting of the Officers may be repealed, amended, or re-instated at another meeting of the Officers, a Board of Directors meeting, or a General meeting for a period of one year.
*8.3.8 One year after a policy has been passed, repealed, or amended, it may again be amended or repealed by any body outlined in 8.3.2

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E&OE

Electrical and Computer Engineering Club

2014-01-25T04:43:03Z

142.150.203.124:

== About Us ==
The ECE Club Executive Team is made up of dedicated and enthusiastic students from the Electrical and Computer Engineering undergraduate programs. Its goal is to provide all students in the Electrical and Computer Engineering disciplines with the best experience that U of T life has to offer. The Club represents its student body to the Faculty and Student Council, making sure that students' needs and opinions are voiced.

The ECE Club strives to help students achieve industry relations. Sponsors such as Microsoft and Motorola provided information and materials such as software and books for our students.

During the year, the ECE club has fun activities to counteract even the most severe cases of study sickness. We hold Smokers and Movie Nights throughout the year, and we maintain the ECE Common Rooms where you can go anytime to relax, watch TV, play Foosball, or play arcade games. Our classic fall Dinner Dance is the perfect opportunity to show your dancing and socializing skills, and the infamous annual Chariot Race is the time when all ECEs gather to defend our department's honour in armour and tractor grease. Last, but not least, the senior years' field trips to cities like New York City and Montréal will never let you forget what partying with your friends is all about!

== Executive Team ==
Electrical Club Chair - Zachary Fejes

Computer Club Chair - David Xie

Electrical Club Vice Chair - Anna Hankinson

Computer Club Vice Chair - Rahul Verma

Electrical Club Finance Director - Patrice Boisclair-Laberge

Computer Club Finance Director - Triveni Mishra

Common Facilities Manager - Owen Yeh

Sports Director - Patrick Hsu

Communications Director - Allan Wang

== ECE Spaces ==
=== Common Room ===
ECE Club has one common room - located in SF B650. The door has a secret passcode that is sent by e-mail to all ECE undergraduate students.

The ECE Common Room is a great place to hang-out during your free time. The ECE Common Room has a 50" plasma screen, an Xbox console with tens of games, a Foosball table, a microwave oven, and the cheapest pop on campus at 75₵.

=== Design Centre ===
The ECE Design Centre in SF B520 offers DE2 boards and other electrical equipment for student use. It is open from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. from Monday to Thursday, and 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Fridays. The Design Centre is usually closed on weekends.
=== Computer Labs ===
The Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering maintains several computer labs for ECE students. The ECE labs that are open 24/7 are found in BA 3128, GB 243, GB 251, SF 2201, and SF 2204.

To get into GB 243, GB 251, SF 2201, or SF 2204, you must enter a passcode that only ECE students should know; the passcode for these four labs the same. To log into the ECE lab computers, use your UTORid and student number.

=== Study Hall ===
The ECE Study Hall is used primarily for studying by ECE undergraduate students. It has large tables, some leather chairs/couches, and a whiteboard. It is particularly suited for studying with a group of people. Also, the 1st/2nd year tutors (hired by the department to sit in the study hall during certain hours to answer any question you may have) can be found there.

The ECE Study Hall is located in BA 1120 (first floor of Bahen, in the same hallway as the elevators near the front doors). Use your TCard to swipe in.

== Awards ==
* ECE Club was awarded the EngSoc ''Discipline [[Club of the Year]]'' for the Skule Year 2010-2011

== Office Hours ==
The Club Office is open weekdays from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

== Contact ==
Electrical and Computer Engineering Undergraduate Club

University of Toronto

Sandford Fleming Building B640

10 King's College Road,

Toronto, ON M5S 3G4

(647)862-1353

[mailto:ececlub@skule.ca ececlub@skule.ca]

==External Links==
*[http://ece.skule.ca ECE Club website]
*[http://www.ece.utoronto.ca ECE Department website]
[[Category:Discipline Clubs]]

Electrical and Computer Engineering Club

2014-01-25T04:26:00Z

142.150.203.124:

== About Us ==
The ECE Club Executive Team is made up of dedicated and enthusiastic students from the Electrical and Computer Engineering undergraduate programs. Its goal is to provide all students in the Electrical and Computer Engineering disciplines with the best experience that U of T life has to offer. The Club represents its student body to the Faculty and Student Council, making sure that students' needs and opinions are voiced.

The ECE Club strives to help students achieve industry relations. Sponsors such as Microsoft and Motorola provided information and materials such as software and books for our students.

During the year, the ECE club has fun activities to counteract even the most severe cases of study sickness. We hold Smokers and Movie Nights throughout the year, and we maintain the ECE Common Rooms where you can go anytime to relax, watch TV, play Foosball, or play arcade games. Our classic fall Dinner Dance is the perfect opportunity to show your dancing and socializing skills, and the infamous annual Chariot Race is the time when all ECEs gather to defend our department's honour in armour and tractor grease. Last, but not least, the senior years' field trips to cities like New York City and Montréal will never let you forget what partying with your friends is all about!

== Executive Team ==

== ECE Spaces ==
=== Common Room ===
ECE Club has one common room - located in SF B650. The door has a secret passcode that is sent by e-mail to all ECE undergraduate students.

The ECE Common Room is a great place to hang-out during your free time. The ECE Common Room has a 50" plasma screen, an Xbox console with tens of games, a Foosball table, a microwave oven, and the cheapest pop on campus at 75₵.

=== Design Centre ===
The ECE Design Centre in SF B520 offers DE2 boards and other electrical equipment for student use. It is open from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. from Monday to Thursday, and 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Fridays. The Design Centre is usually closed on weekends.
=== Computer Labs ===
The Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering maintains several computer labs for ECE students. The ECE labs that are open 24/7 are found in BA 3128, GB 243, GB 251, SF 2201, and SF 2204.

To get into GB 243, GB 251, SF 2201, or SF 2204, you must enter a passcode that only ECE students should know; the passcode for these four labs the same. To log into the ECE lab computers, use your UTORid and student number.

=== Study Hall ===
The ECE Study Hall is used primarily for studying by ECE undergraduate students. It has large tables, some leather chairs/couches, and a whiteboard. It is particularly suited for studying with a group of people. Also, the 1st/2nd year tutors (hired by the department to sit in the study hall during certain hours to answer any question you may have) can be found there.

The ECE Study Hall is located in BA 1120 (first floor of Bahen, in the same hallway as the elevators near the front doors). Use your TCard to swipe in.

== Awards ==
* ECE Club was awarded the EngSoc ''Discipline [[Club of the Year]]'' for the Skule Year 2010-2011

== Office Hours ==
The Club Office is open weekdays from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

== Contact ==
Electrical and Computer Engineering Undergraduate Club

University of Toronto

Sandford Fleming Building B640

10 King's College Road,

Toronto, ON M5S 3G4

(647)862-1353

[mailto:ececlub@skule.ca ececlub@skule.ca]

==External Links==
*[http://ece.skule.ca ECE Club website]

[[Category:Discipline Clubs]]

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== About Us ==
The ECE Club Executive Team is made up of dedicated and enthusiastic students from the Electrical and Computer Engineering undergraduate programs. Its goal is to provide all students in the Electrical and Computer Engineering disciplines with the best experience that U of T life has to offer. The Club represents its student body to the Faculty and Student Council, making sure that students' needs and opinions are voiced.

The ECE Club strives to help students achieve industry relations. Sponsors such as Microsoft and Motorola provided information and materials such as software and books for our students.

During the year, the ECE club has fun activities to counteract even the most severe cases of study sickness. We hold Smokers and Movie Nights throughout the year, and we maintain the ECE Common Rooms where you can go anytime to relax, watch TV, play Foosball, or play arcade games. Our classic fall Dinner Dance is the perfect opportunity to show your dancing and socializing skills, and the infamous annual Chariot Race is the time when all ECEs gather to defend our department's honour in armour and tractor grease. Last, but not least, the senior years' field trips to cities like New York City and Montréal will never let you forget what partying with your friends is all about!

== Executive Team ==

== ECE Spaces ==
=== Common Room ===
ECE Club has one common room - located in SF B650. The door has a secret passcode that is sent by e-mail to all ECE undergraduate students.

The ECE Common Room is a great place to hang-out during your free time. The ECE Common Room has a 50" plasma screen, an Xbox console with tens of games, a Foosball table, a microwave oven, and the cheapest pop on campus at 75₵.

=== ECE Design Centre ===
The ECE Design Centre in SF B520 offers DE2 boards and other electrical equipment for student use. It is open from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. from Monday to Thursday, and 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Fridays. The Design Centre is usually closed on weekends.
=== ECE Computer Labs ===
The Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering maintains several computer labs for ECE students. The ECE labs that are open 24/7 are found in BA 3128, GB 243, GB 251, SF 2201, and SF 2204.

To get into GB 243, GB 251, SF 2201, or SF 2204, you must enter a passcode that only ECE students should know; the passcode for these four labs the same. To log into the ECE lab computers, use your UTORid and student number.

=== ECE Study Hall ===
The ECE Study Hall is used primarily for studying by ECE undergraduate students. It has large tables, some leather chairs/couches, and a whiteboard. It is particularly suited for studying with a group of people. Also, the 1st/2nd year tutors (hired by the department to sit in the study hall during certain hours to answer any question you may have) can be found there.

The ECE Study Hall is located in BA 1120 (first floor of Bahen, in the same hallway as the elevators near the front doors). Use your TCard to swipe in.

== Awards ==
* ECE Club was awarded the EngSoc [[Club of the Year]] for the Skule Year 2010-2011

== Office Hours ==
The Club Office is open weekdays from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

== Contact ==
Electrical and Computer Engineering Undergraduate Club

University of Toronto

Sandford Fleming Building B640

10 King's College Road,

Toronto, ON M5S 3G4

(647)862-1353

ececlub @ skule.ca

[[Category:Discipline Clubs]]

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==Major Milestones for EngSoc in 2013-2014==

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|vp_academic = Shaishav Shah*/Fady Soliman
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|archivist = Kimberly Shen
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|bod_elec = Allan Wang
|bod_engsci = Pierre Harfouche
|bod_indy = Alexandra Szatan
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Electrical Engineering Club

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== About Us ==
The ECE Club Executive Team is made up of dedicated and enthusiastic students from the Electrical and Computer Engineering undergraduate programs. Its goal is to provide all students in the Electrical and Computer Engineering disciplines with the best experience that U of T life has to offer. The Club represents its student body to the Faculty and Student Council, making sure that students' needs and opinions are voiced.

The ECE Club strives to help students achieve industry relations. Sponsors such as Microsoft and Motorola provided information and materials such as software and books for our students.

During the year, the ECE club has fun activities to counteract even the most severe cases of study sickness. We hold Smokers and Movie Nights throughout the year, and we maintain the ECE Common Rooms where you can go anytime to relax, watch TV, play Foosball, or play arcade games. Our classic fall Dinner Dance is the perfect opportunity to show your dancing and socializing skills, and the infamous annual Chariot Race is the time when all ECEs gather to defend our department's honour in armour and tractor grease. Last, but not least, the senior years' field trips to cities like New York City and Montréal will never let you forget what partying with your friends is all about!

== Executive Team ==

== ECE Spaces ==
=== Common Room ===
ECE Club has one common room - located in SF B650. The door has a secret passcode that is sent by e-mail to all ECE undergraduate students.

The ECE Common Room is a great place to hang-out during your free time. The ECE Common Room has a 50" plasma screen, an Xbox console with tens of games, a Foosball table, a microwave oven, and the cheapest pop on campus at 75₵.

=== ECE Design Centre ===
The ECE Design Centre in SF B520 offers DE2 boards and other electrical equipment for student use. It is open from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. from Monday to Thursday, and 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Fridays. The Design Centre is usually closed on weekends.
=== ECE Computer Labs ===
The Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering maintains several computer labs for ECE students. The ECE labs that are open 24/7 are found in BA 3128, GB 243, GB 251, SF 2201, and SF 2204.

To get into GB 243, GB 251, SF 2201, or SF 2204, you must enter a passcode that only ECE students should know; the passcode for these four labs the same. To log into the ECE lab computers, use your UTORid and student number.

=== ECE Study Hall ===
The ECE Study Hall is used primarily for studying by ECE undergraduate students. It has large tables, some leather chairs/couches, and a whiteboard. It is particularly suited for studying with a group of people. Also, the 1st/2nd year tutors (hired by the department to sit in the study hall during certain hours to answer any question you may have) can be found there.

The ECE Study Hall is located in BA 1120 (first floor of Bahen, in the same hallway as the elevators near the front doors). Use your TCard to swipe in.

== Awards ==
ECE Club was awarded the EngSoc [[Club of the Year]] for the Skule Year 2010-2011

== Office Hours ==
The Club Office is open weekdays from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

== Contact ==
Electrical and Computer Engineering Undergraduate Club

University of Toronto

Sandford Fleming Building B640

10 King's College Road,

Toronto, ON M5S 3G4

(647)862-1353

ececlub @ skule.ca

[[Category:Discipline Clubs]]

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== About Us ==
The ECE Club Executive Team is made up of dedicated and enthusiastic students from the Electrical and Computer Engineering undergraduate programs. Its goal is to provide all students in the Electrical and Computer Engineering disciplines with the best experience that U of T life has to offer. The Club represents its student body to the Faculty and Student Council, making sure that students' needs and opinions are voiced.

The ECE Club strives to help students achieve industry relations. Sponsors such as Microsoft and Motorola provided information and materials such as software and books for our students.

During the year, the ECE club has fun activities to counteract even the most severe cases of study sickness. We hold Smokers and Movie Nights throughout the year, and we maintain the ECE Common Rooms where you can go anytime to relax, watch TV, play Foosball, or play arcade games. Our classic fall Dinner Dance is the perfect opportunity to show your dancing and socializing skills, and the infamous annual Chariot Race is the time when all ECEs gather to defend our department's honour in armour and tractor grease. Last, but not least, the senior years' field trips to cities like New York City and Montréal will never let you forget what partying with your friends is all about!

== Executive Team ==

== ECE Spaces ==
=== Common Room ===
ECE Club has one common room - located in SF B650. The door has a secret passcode that is sent by e-mail to all ECE undergraduate students.

The ECE Common Room is a great place to hang-out during your free time. The ECE Common Room has a 50" plasma screen, an Xbox console with tens of games, a Foosball table, a microwave oven, and the cheapest pop on campus at 75₵.

=== ECE Design Centre ===
The ECE Design Centre in SF B520 offers DE2 boards and other electrical equipment for student use. It is open from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. from Monday to Thursday, and 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Fridays. The Design Centre is usually closed on weekends.
=== ECE Computer Labs ===
The Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering maintains several computer labs for ECE students. The ECE labs that are open 24/7 are found in BA 3128, GB 243, GB 251, SF 2201, and SF 2204. For a full listing, see here.

To get into GB 243, GB 251, SF 2201, or SF 2204, you must enter a passcode that only ECE students should know; the passcode for these four labs the same. To log into the ECE lab computers, use your UTORid and student number.

=== ECE Study Hall ===
The ECE Study Hall is used primarily for studying by ECE undergraduate students. It has large tables, some leather chairs/couches, and a whiteboard. It is particularly suited for studying with a group of people. Also, the 1st/2nd year tutors (hired by the department to sit in the study hall during certain hours to answer any question you may have) can be found there.

The ECE Study Hall is located in BA 1120 (first floor of Bahen, in the same hallway as the elevators near the front doors). Use your TCard to swipe in.

== Awards ==
ECE Club was awarded the EngSoc [[Club of the Year]] for the Skule Year 2010-2011

== Office Hours ==
The Club Office is open weekdays from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

== Contact ==
Electrical and Computer Engineering Undergraduate Club

University of Toronto

Sandford Fleming Building B640

10 King's College Road,

Toronto, ON M5S 3G4

(647)862-1353

ececlub @ skule.ca

[[Category:Discipline Clubs]]

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== About Us ==
The ECE Club Executive Team is made up of dedicated and enthusiastic students from the Electrical and Computer Engineering undergraduate programs. Its goal is to provide all students in the Electrical and Computer Engineering disciplines with the best experience that U of T life has to offer. The Club represents its student body to the Faculty and Student Council, making sure that students' needs and opinions are voiced.

The ECE Club strives to help students achieve industry relations. Sponsors such as Microsoft and Motorola provided information and materials such as software and books for our students.

During the year, the ECE club has fun activities to counteract even the most severe cases of study sickness. We hold Smokers and Movie Nights throughout the year, and we maintain the ECE Common Rooms where you can go anytime to relax, watch TV, play Foosball, or play arcade games. Our classic fall Dinner Dance is the perfect opportunity to show your dancing and socializing skills, and the infamous annual Chariot Race is the time when all ECEs gather to defend our department's honour in armour and tractor grease. Last, but not least, the senior years' field trips to cities like New York City and Montréal will never let you forget what partying with your friends is all about!

== Executive Team ==

== ECE Spaces ==
=== Common Room ===
ECE Club has one common room - located in SF B650. The door has a secret passcode that is sent by e-mail to all ECE undergraduate students.

The ECE Common Room is a great place to hang-out during your free time. The ECE Common Room has a 50" plasma screen, an Xbox console with tens of games, a Foosball table, a microwave oven, and the cheapest pop on campus at 75₵.

=== ECE Design Centre ===
The ECE Design Centre in SF B520 offers DE2 boards and other electrical equipment for student use. It is open from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. from Monday to Thursday, and 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Fridays. The Design Centre is usually closed on weekends.
=== ECE Computer Labs ===
The Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering maintains several computer labs for ECE students. The ECE labs that are open 24/7 are found in BA 3128, GB 243, GB 251, SF 2201, and SF 2204. For a full listing, see here.

To get into GB 243, GB 251, SF 2201, or SF 2204, you must enter a passcode that only ECE students should know; the passcode for these four labs the same. To log into the ECE lab computers, use your UTORid and student number.

=== ECE Study Hall ===
The ECE Study Hall is used primarily for studying by ECE undergraduate students. It has large tables, some leather chairs/couches, and a whiteboard. It is particularly suited for studying with a group of people. Also, the 1st/2nd year tutors (hired by the department to sit in the study hall during certain hours to answer any question you may have) can be found there.

The ECE Study Hall is located in BA 1120 (first floor of bahen, in the same hallway as the elevators near the front doors). Use your TCard to swipe in.

== Office Hours ==
The Club Office is open weekdays from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

== Contact ==
Electrical and Computer Engineering Undergraduate Club

University of Toronto

Sandford Fleming Building B640

10 King's College Road,

Toronto, ON M5S 3G4

(647)862-1353

ececlub @ skule.ca

[[Category:Discipline Clubs]]

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Min Club

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Here are 8 disciplines of engineering programs at U of T.

Materials Science and Engineering Club

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[[Image:MSEClub_logo2012.jpg|thumb|300px|The MSE Club logo]]

The '''Materials Science and Engineering Club (MSE Club)''' at the University of Toronto represents the approximately 200 MSE undergraduate students in the Faculty of Applied Science and Engineering. The Club is headed by the student council, which organize and hold various, and awesome, events for MSE students throughout the year.

In addition to being a great discipline regularly, this year marks the CENTENNIAL of the MSE Department! To celebrate this mile marker, MSE Club has made limited edition “100 year” t-shirts and will be holding bigger and better events.

The Club also owns 60 half-lockers in the basement of Wallberg. They are sold throughout the year and can be kept until the following September.

So come hang out with the MSE Club, we know what we’re made of!

[[Image:MSE Chariot Race.jpg|thumb|300px|'''Ye Grande Olde Chariot Races 1T2:''' Although MSE may be one of the smaller disciplines in the faculty, they certainly do not lack in spirit. Here they are posing after putting their newly built chariot to the test]]

==Services==
The MSE Club works to make the student experience more bearable during the hectic Skule™ year. We organize events such as:
* Smokers (September 12, 12-2pm in WB143)
* Poker and Games Nights
* Remembrance Day Poppy Give-Away (Nov. 11)
* Charity Bake Sales
* Two Student’s Town Hall
* Secret Santa and Brunch
* An annual Dinner Dance (Bucky Ball; Feb 2, 2013)
* Valentine’s Day Candy Grams
* Interdisciplinary Ski Trip (Reading Week)
* Iron Ring Celebration
* Annual Ping Pong (TAU) Tournament
* Talent Shows/ Open Mic Nights
* Fantasy Sports Leagues
* Movie Nights

and many more!

Check the calendar on [http://www.mse.skule.ca mse.skule.ca] to plan your visit to an MSE Club event!

[[Image:MSE Executive Team.jpg|thumb|300px|The MSE Club executive team]]

==Executive Team==
The MSE Club Executive Team for the 1T2-1T3 Skule™ year consists of:
{|
| Chair || Jacquelyn MacCoon (1T2+PEY)
|-
| Vice-Chair || Vinson Truong (1T4)
|-
| Communications Director || Andrea Vegh (1T4)
|-
| Financial Director || Shruti Srinivasan (1T3)
|-
| Sports Director || Billy Hearn (1T4)
|-
| Social Director || Michael Sabatini (1T5)
|-
| Events Director || Ripa Das (1T3)
|-
| Technical Director || Mustafa Karamali (1T2+PEY)
|}

[[Image:MSE Common Room.jpg|thumb|300px|MSE Common Room, Wallberg Building Room 143]]

==Contact==

Common Room: Wallberg Building Room 143<br />
Email Address: mse@skule.ca<br />
Website: [http://www.mse.skule.ca mse.skule.ca]

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Mechanical Engineering Club

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The '''Mechanical Engineering Club (Mech Club)''' represents the entire Mechanical Engineering student body at the University of Toronto. The peer-elected student executive members are the main points of contact between the students and wider faculty, bringing concerns and issues to attention. Aside from the academic and course support, the club also strives to enhance the social aspect of engineering.

We have a lot of big plans for the upcoming year! Starting with a renovation of the common room to make it a more useable space, which will include new furniture and a vending machine. We will be hosting MIE’s first ever Professional Development Series where participants will have the opportunity to be exposed to the basics of different software that will be beneficial in the future. Also, we are looking to expand the sports teams within our Mech Sports League. And as usual we will continue to run our annual MIE Dinner Dance, ski trip and class socials.

The Mech Club can be found in MB225C and there will always be someone in the office between 12-2pm, or feel free to drop by if you ever see the light on! For up-to-date information and upcoming events, please visit our website at [http://www.mech.skule.ca mech.skule.ca] or check out our [https://www.facebook.com/pages/Mechanical-Engineering-Club-University-of-Toronto/187842731243479 Facebook page].

[[Image:Mech Dinner Dance.jpg|thumb|300px|'''MIE Dinner Dance''': A fancy night out at a banquet hall with friends! Enjoy great food, company, and music to help take your mind off of school! MIE dinner dance is usually in the fall semester between October and November! Remember to check [http://www.mech.skule.ca mech.skule.ca] for details!]]

==Services==
The Mechanical Engineering Club provides a number of services to students to help make the stressful year easier and more enjoyable! Our services include:
*'''Common Room''': MB225B, a place where you can enjoy foosball, movies, video games, foosball, refreshing drinks, or just hanging out with friends!
*'''Dinner Dance''': A night to enjoy dinner and dance with friends.
*'''Book Smokers''': A buy and sell event for students to sell old book and buy new (used) ones!
*'''Ski Trip''': See website for details, happening during reading week!
*'''Mentorship Program''': For students that need guidance, all years welcome!
*'''Coffee House''': Coffee (and house music) and some entertainment.
*'''Lockers''': Located in MC basement, see website for details.
*'''Sports''': Equipment rentals, organized league sports, and more!
*'''Merchandise''': Snapbacks, T-shirts, Hoody(s), and much more!
*'''Website''': [http://www.mech.skule.ca mech.skule.ca], a complete archive of events and information of future events!
MUCH MORE! (See [http://www.mech.skule.ca mech.skule.ca])

==Executive Team==
The Mech Club Executive Team for the 1T2-1T3 Skule™ year consists of:
{|
| Chair || Ryan P.
|-
| Vice-Chair || Shamail R.
|-
| Mentorship Director || Daniel O.
|-
| Marketing Director || Kavish N.
|-
| Sales Director || Jahangir K.
|-
| Finance Director || Michele L.
|-
| Webmaster || Ahsan S.
|-
| 3rd Year rep || Nancy H.
|-
| PEY rep || Meera C.
|-
| 4th year rep || Michael S.
|}

==Contact==

Common Room: Mining Building Room 225<br />
Email Address: mechclub@skule.ca<br />
Website: [http://www.mech.skule.ca mech.skule.ca]

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Industrial Engineering Club

2014-01-25T03:22:34Z

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[[Image:Indy Club Logo.jpg|thumb|left|300px|The Indy Club logo]]

[[Image:Simul8 Simulation Competition.jpg|thumb|250px|Simul8 Simulation Competition]]

'''Indy Club''' is student run discipline club at the University of Toronto. Each and every Industrial Engineering student at the University of Toronto is a member of Indy Club and is encouraged to participate in Indy Club activities and events! Your Indy Club Executive is an elected team of Indy Club members with the common goal to enhance your student experience as Industrial Engineering students. Your Executive works hard throughout the year to hold amazing events for all Indys, as well as to represent the Industrial Engineering student body to faculty, UTSU, Skule and the professional world. Being an active member of Indy Club is a great way to meet new people, and the first and easiest step to learning more about what it means to be an Industrial Engineer at the University of Toronto and beyond. Consider joining the '''Indy Club Executive'''; Indy Club runs many events as well as working on initiatives and projects behind the scenes and thus requires the help of many people in different roles. Indy Club runs numerous '''events''' during the school year that range from the awesome MIE Dinner Dance, to academic events, and even a Talent Show called the MIE Coffee House, so make sure to come out and get involved!

[[Image:Indy Club Exec.jpg|thumb|300px|'''2012-2013 Executive: Top Row (From L to R):''' Dimpho, Florencia, Nefeli, Lea. '''Bottom Row (From L to R)''': Joshua, Denizcan, Kalin. '''Missing''': Ananya, Vasilis, Javier]]

==Executive Team==
The Indy Club Executive for the 1T3-1T4 Skule™ year consists of:
{|
| Chair || Zoya Shrivastava
|-
| Vice-Chair || Michael Beaini
|-
| Social Director || Mariana Gomez
|-
| Communications Director || Vasilis Mandrekas
|-
| Finance Director || Huda Bilal
|-
| Sports Director || Javier Rank
|-
| Mentorship Director || Muhannad Hammad
|-
| 4th Year Rep || Chelsea Carrasco
|-
| PEY Year Rep || Raghav Singhal
|-
| 3rd Year Rep || Krystle Pang
|-
| 2rd Year Rep || Rejuana Alam
|-
| 1st Year Rep || Jansin Caii
|}

==Contact==

Email Address: indy@skule.ca<br />
Website: [http://www.indy.skule.ca indy.skule.ca]

[[Category:Discipline Clubs]]

Engineering Science Club

2014-01-25T03:22:26Z

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[[Image:EngSci Logo.jpg|thumb|left|150px|The EngSci Club logo]]

[[Image:EngSci Dinner Dance.jpg|thumb|200px|EngSci's Annual Dinner Dance - 2011]]

The '''EngSci Club''' is here to help you with whatever you need during university life!

The club organizes a number of social and academic events throughout the year. This includes the annual Dinner Dance, Ski Trip, Talent Show, Foosball Tournament and more! These events are a great way to meet other students and, simply put, just have fun! So keep a look out for EngSci Club event’s and email’s throughout the year!

 If you’re looking for a place to get some work done or just hang out and relax, our common room is located on the 2nd floor of Bahen.  Find out more about the club at [http://www.engsci.skule.ca engsci.skule.ca]!   If you have any questions, concerns, comments or just want to talk, visit the club office in our common room or send an email to engsci@skule.ca!

==Executive Team==

[[Image:Chair2.jpg|thumb|150px|'''EngSci Club Chair''': Christopher Sun]]

The EngSci Club Executive Team for the 1T2-1T3 Skule™ year consists of:
{|
| Chair || Christopher Sun
|-
| Vice-Chair || Stuti Rungee
|-
| Athletics Director || David Belvedere
|-
| Communications Director || John Liu
|-
| Finance Director || JP Piazza
|}

[[Image:Athletics Director.jpg|thumb|150px|'''EngSci Club Athletics Director''': David Belvedere ]]

==Contact==

Common Room: Second Floor of Bahen Centre for Information Technology <br />
Email Address: engsci@skule.ca<br />
Website: [http://www.engsci.skule.ca engsci.skule.ca]

[[Category:Discipline Clubs]]

ECE Club

2014-01-25T03:21:16Z

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== About Us ==
The ECE Club Executive Team is made up of dedicated and enthusiastic students from the Electrical and Computer Engineering undergraduate programs. Its goal is to provide all students in the Electrical and Computer Engineering disciplines with the best experience that U of T life has to offer. The Club represents its student body to the Faculty and Student Council, making sure that students' needs and opinions are voiced.

The ECE Club strives to help students achieve industry relations. Sponsors such as Microsoft and Motorola provided information and materials such as software and books for our students.

During the year, the ECE club has fun activities to counteract even the most severe cases of study sickness. We hold Smokers and Movie Nights throughout the year, and we maintain the ECE Common Rooms where you can go anytime to relax, watch TV, play Foosball, or play arcade games. Our classic fall Dinner Dance is the perfect opportunity to show your dancing and socializing skills, and the infamous annual Chariot Race is the time when all ECEs gather to defend our department's honour in armour and tractor grease. Last, but not least, the senior years' field trips to cities like New York City and Montréal will never let you forget what partying with your friends is all about!

== Executive Team ==

== ECE Spaces ==
=== Common Room ===
ECE Club has one common room - located in SF B650. The door has a secret passcode that is sent by e-mail to all ECE undergraduate students.

The ECE Common Room is a great place to hang-out during your free time. The ECE Common Room has a 50" plasma screen, an Xbox console with tens of games, a Foosball table, a microwave oven, and the cheapest pop on campus at 75₵.

=== ECE Design Centre ===
The ECE Design Centre in SF B520 offers DE2 boards and other electrical equipment for student use. It is open from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. from Monday to Thursday, and 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Fridays. The Design Centre is usually closed on weekends.
=== ECE Computer Labs ===
The Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering maintains several computer labs for ECE students. The ECE labs that are open 24/7 are found in BA 3128, GB 243, GB 251, SF 2201, and SF 2204. For a full listing, see here.

To get into GB 243, GB 251, SF 2201, or SF 2204, you must enter a passcode that only ECE students should know; the passcode for these four labs the same. To log into the ECE lab computers, use your UTORid and student number.

=== ECE Study Hall ===
The ECE Study Hall is used primarily for studying by ECE undergraduate students. It has large tables, some leather chairs/couches, and a whiteboard. It is particularly suited for studying with a group of people. Also, the 1st/2nd year tutors (hired by the department to sit in the study hall during certain hours to answer any question you may have) can be found there.

The ECE Study Hall is located in BA 1120 (first floor of bahen, in the same hallway as the elevators near the front doors). Use your TCard to swipe in.

== Office Hours ==
The Club Office is open weekdays from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

== Contact ==
Electrical and Computer Engineering Undergraduate Club

University of Toronto

Sandford Fleming Building B640

10 King's College Road,

Toronto, ON M5S 3G4

(647)862-1353

ececlub @ skule.ca

[[Category:Discipline Clubs]]

Civil Engineering Club

2014-01-25T03:20:37Z

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[[Image:CIV club logo.jpg|thumb|left|200px|The CIV Club logo]]

The '''University of Toronto Civil Engineering Club (CIV Club)''' provides numerous services for it’s current, past and future students. Our services aim to enhance the overall quality and experience of fellow Civil Engineering students. These services include Academics, Social, Sports, Common Room, Advocacy, Professional Development and much more.

A few examples of our services include an Anti-Calendar to assess courses and their usefulness, and share knowledge to students, Blog Posts on our Club Website with information that is important to students from all the execs, a Mentorship program to help transition and assist First Year Students with the help of upper year volunteers, a Sustainability Forum, GB Locker Rentals, and a Common Room (which contains a pingpong table, a foosball table, a pop vending machine, many comfortable couches, chairs and tables, a classroom projector screen, microwaves and the CIV Club Office).

CIV Club also host many events during the year which include the Civil Engineering Dinner Dance (around November), F!rosh Week Event, Book Trade Event, Iron Ring Celebration, Monthly Common Room Events, BBQs, “Special Events” and much more.

CIV club has been active for over 10 years!

[[Image:CIV Dinner Dance.jpg|thumb|300px|CIV Club hosts an exciting dinner dance night and party annually in November for U of T Engineering Students. Stay updated and buy your tickets fast!]]

==Executive Team==
The CIV Club Executive Team for the 1T2-1T3 Skule™ year consists of:
{|
| Chair || Jess Lam
|-
| Vice-Chair || Teresa Nguyen
|-
| Academic Rep || Jason Arsenault
|-
| Treasurer/Webmaster || Nicholas Nico Valenton
|-
| Business Rep || Ian Weinberger
|-
| Social Rep || Aneeqa Haider
|-
| Sports Rep || Alessandro Zavatti
|-
| 3rd Year Class Rep || Bo Wen
|-
| 2rd Year Class Rep || Elissar El-Hage
|-
| 1st Year Class Rep || Peter Luo
|-
| Mentorship Coordinator || Claire Oh
|-
| Mentorship Coordinator || Brandon Gole
|}

==Contact==

Common Room: Galbraith Building Room 123<br />
Email Address: chair@civ.skule.ca<br />
Website: [http://www.civ.skule.ca civ.skule.ca]

[[Category:Discipline Clubs]]

Category:Discipline Clubs

2014-01-25T03:19:33Z

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Chem Club
Civ Club
ECE Club
EngSci Club
Indy Club
Mech Club
Min Club
MSE Club

Chemical Engineering Club

2014-01-25T03:17:06Z

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[[Image:Chem Club Logo copy.jpg|thumb|left|150px|The Chem Club logo]]

[[Image:2011 Dinner Dance1.jpg|thumb|200px|2011 Dinner Dance]]

'''Chem Club''' is officially known as the '''Undergraduate Chemical Engineering Council'''. As the student council for all Chemical Engineering students, Chem Club bridges the gap between the student body, the chemical engineering faculty, and the rest of the Skule community. Chem Club also ensures that each Chem Eng student’s academic, professional, social experience is the highest quality it can be. Chem Club hosts many social events throughout the year including an Annual Dinner Dance, 2 Book Smokers, a talent show to raise money for charity, video game tournament, movie nights, pub nights, the iron ring party, the infamous Wallburger BBQs, ski trips, and many more fun events. Chem Club is also responsible for the chemical engineering undergraduate common room located at WB238. So feel free to come by and play some foosball, play video games, use the new computers, or grab a snack/drink from one of the vending machines! If you have ideas for a new event or service don’t hesitate to approach one of our friendly executive members or send us an email at chemclub@skule.ca.

[[Image:2011 Talent Show1.jpg|thumb|150px|2011 Talent Show]]

==History==
The Undergraduate was founded in 1958 and has been providing a wide array of high quality programs and initiatives to Engineering students at the University of Toronto (U of T) ever since. Each of these initiatives is aimed at fostering interpersonal skills and core career competencies in both professional and social settings.

[[Image:Exec Team 2011-2012.jpg|thumb|400px|'''2011-2012 Executive Team: Back Row (From L to R):''' Sami Khan (Chair), Meraj Shah (4th Year Rep), Noosheen Walji (Secretary), Nikita Desai (Fundraising Director), Neha Mithia (3rd Year Rep), Anika Mohammed (PEY Rep), Mehraz Khan (Common Room Manager), Cathy (Shuo) Shi (Webmaster), Ishan Gupta (2nd Year Rep), Patrick Polvorosa (Athletics Director). '''Front Row (From L to R)''': Kelly Bryck (Treasurer), Laura Burget (1st Year Rep), Schnelle Gopalan (Advertising Director), Ajay Kochhar (Vice Chair). '''Missing''': Akash Kaushal (Social Director)]]

==Executive Team==
The Chem Club Executive Team for the 1T2-1T3 Skule™ year consists of:
{|
| Chair || Ajay Kochhar
|-
| Vice-Chair || Neha Mithia
|-
| Treasurer || Akash Kaushal
|-
| Secretary || Sameena Mulam
|-
| Social Director || Hans Ramirez
|-
| Webmaster || Jerry Fung
|-
| Advertising Director || Satita Viddayakorn
|-
| Athletics Director || Rohil Jaydeep
|-
| Fundraising Director || Madonna Khalil
|-
| Common Room Manager || Volodymyr Miklyukh
|}

==Contact==

Common Room: Wallberg Building Room 238<br />
Email Address: chemclub@skule.ca<br />
Website: [http://www.chem.skule.ca chem.skule.ca]

[[Image:Chem Common Room.jpg|300px|Chem Common Room, Wallberg Building Room 238]]

[[Category:Discipline Clubs]]

ECE Club

2014-01-24T05:58:58Z

142.150.203.124: /* Common Room */

== About Us ==
The ECE Club Executive Team is made up of dedicated and enthusiastic students from the Electrical and Computer Engineering undergraduate programs. Its goal is to provide all students in the Electrical and Computer Engineering disciplines with the best experience that U of T life has to offer. The Club represents its student body to the Faculty and Student Council, making sure that students' needs and opinions are voiced.

The ECE Club strives to help students achieve industry relations. Sponsors such as Microsoft and Motorola provided information and materials such as software and books for our students.

During the year, the ECE club has fun activities to counteract even the most severe cases of study sickness. We hold Smokers and Movie Nights throughout the year, and we maintain the ECE Common Rooms where you can go anytime to relax, watch TV, play Foosball, or play arcade games. Our classic fall Dinner Dance is the perfect opportunity to show your dancing and socializing skills, and the infamous annual Chariot Race is the time when all ECEs gather to defend our department's honour in armour and tractor grease. Last, but not least, the senior years' field trips to cities like New York City and Montréal will never let you forget what partying with your friends is all about!

== Executive Team ==

== ECE Spaces ==
=== Common Room ===
ECE Club has one common room - located in SF B650. The door has a secret passcode that is sent by e-mail to all ECE undergraduate students.

The ECE Common Room is a great place to hang-out during your free time. The ECE Common Room has a 50" plasma screen, an Xbox console with tens of games, a Foosball table, a microwave oven, and the cheapest pop on campus at 75₵.

=== ECE Design Centre ===
The ECE Design Centre in SF B520 offers DE2 boards and other electrical equipment for student use. It is open from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. from Monday to Thursday, and 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Fridays. The Design Centre is usually closed on weekends.
=== ECE Computer Labs ===
The Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering maintains several computer labs for ECE students. The ECE labs that are open 24/7 are found in BA 3128, GB 243, GB 251, SF 2201, and SF 2204. For a full listing, see here.

To get into GB 243, GB 251, SF 2201, or SF 2204, you must enter a passcode that only ECE students should know; the passcode for these four labs the same. To log into the ECE lab computers, use your UTORid and student number.

=== ECE Study Hall ===
The ECE Study Hall is used primarily for studying by ECE undergraduate students. It has large tables, some leather chairs/couches, and a whiteboard. It is particularly suited for studying with a group of people. Also, the 1st/2nd year tutors (hired by the department to sit in the study hall during certain hours to answer any question you may have) can be found there.

The ECE Study Hall is located in BA 1120 (first floor of bahen, in the same hallway as the elevators near the front doors). Use your TCard to swipe in.

== Office Hours ==
The Club Office is open weekdays from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

== Contact ==
Electrical and Computer Engineering Undergraduate Club

University of Toronto

Sandford Fleming Building B640

10 King's College Road,

Toronto, ON M5S 3G4

(647)862-1353

ececlub @ skule.ca

ECE Club

2014-01-24T05:57:46Z

142.150.203.124:

== About Us ==
The ECE Club Executive Team is made up of dedicated and enthusiastic students from the Electrical and Computer Engineering undergraduate programs. Its goal is to provide all students in the Electrical and Computer Engineering disciplines with the best experience that U of T life has to offer. The Club represents its student body to the Faculty and Student Council, making sure that students' needs and opinions are voiced.

The ECE Club strives to help students achieve industry relations. Sponsors such as Microsoft and Motorola provided information and materials such as software and books for our students.

During the year, the ECE club has fun activities to counteract even the most severe cases of study sickness. We hold Smokers and Movie Nights throughout the year, and we maintain the ECE Common Rooms where you can go anytime to relax, watch TV, play Foosball, or play arcade games. Our classic fall Dinner Dance is the perfect opportunity to show your dancing and socializing skills, and the infamous annual Chariot Race is the time when all ECEs gather to defend our department's honour in armour and tractor grease. Last, but not least, the senior years' field trips to cities like New York City and Montréal will never let you forget what partying with your friends is all about!

== Executive Team ==

== ECE Spaces ==
=== Common Room ===
ECE Club has one common room - located in SF B650. The door has a secret passcode that is sent by e-mail to all ECE undergraduate students.

The ECE Common Room is a great place to hang-out during your free time. The ECE Common Room has a 50" plasma screen, an Xbox console with tens of games, a Foosball table, a microwave oven, and the cheapest pop on campus at 75₵, .

=== ECE Design Centre ===
The ECE Design Centre in SF B520 offers DE2 boards and other electrical equipment for student use. It is open from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. from Monday to Thursday, and 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Fridays. The Design Centre is usually closed on weekends.
=== ECE Computer Labs ===
The Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering maintains several computer labs for ECE students. The ECE labs that are open 24/7 are found in BA 3128, GB 243, GB 251, SF 2201, and SF 2204. For a full listing, see here.

To get into GB 243, GB 251, SF 2201, or SF 2204, you must enter a passcode that only ECE students should know; the passcode for these four labs the same. To log into the ECE lab computers, use your UTORid and student number.

=== ECE Study Hall ===
The ECE Study Hall is used primarily for studying by ECE undergraduate students. It has large tables, some leather chairs/couches, and a whiteboard. It is particularly suited for studying with a group of people. Also, the 1st/2nd year tutors (hired by the department to sit in the study hall during certain hours to answer any question you may have) can be found there.

The ECE Study Hall is located in BA 1120 (first floor of bahen, in the same hallway as the elevators near the front doors). Use your TCard to swipe in.

== Office Hours ==
The Club Office is open weekdays from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

== Contact ==
Electrical and Computer Engineering Undergraduate Club

University of Toronto

Sandford Fleming Building B640

10 King's College Road,

Toronto, ON M5S 3G4

(647)862-1353

ececlub @ skule.ca

ECE Club

2014-01-24T05:55:04Z

142.150.203.124:

== About Us ==
The ECE Club Executive Team is made up of dedicated and enthusiastic students from the Electrical and Computer Engineering undergraduate programs. Its goal is to provide all students in the Electrical and Computer Engineering disciplines with the best experience that U of T life has to offer. The Club represents its student body to the Faculty and Student Council, making sure that students' needs and opinions are voiced.

The ECE Club strives to help students achieve industry relations. Sponsors such as Microsoft and Motorola provided information and materials such as software and books for our students.

During the year, the ECE club has fun activities to counteract even the most severe cases of study sickness. We hold Smokers and Movie Nights throughout the year, and we maintain the ECE Common Rooms where you can go anytime to relax, watch TV, play Foosball, or play arcade games. Our classic fall Dinner Dance is the perfect opportunity to show your dancing and socializing skills, and the infamous annual Chariot Race is the time when all ECEs gather to defend our department's honour in armour and tractor grease. Last, but not least, the senior years' field trips to cities like New York City and Montréal will never let you forget what partying with your friends is all about!

== Executive Team ==

== ECE Spaces ==
=== Common Room ===
ECE Club has one common room - located in SF B650. The door has a secret passcode that is sent by e-mail to all ECE undergraduate students.

The ECE Common Room is a great place to hang-out during your free time. The ECE Common Room has a 50" plasma screen, an Xbox console with tens of games, a Foosball table, a microwave oven, and the cheapest pop on campus at 75₵, .

=== ECE Computer Labs ===
The Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering maintains several computer labs for ECE students. The ECE labs that are open 24/7 are found in BA 3128, GB 243, GB 251e, SF 2201, and SF 2204. For a full listing, see here.

To get into GB 243, GB 251e, SF 2201, or SF 2204, you must enter a passcode that only ECE students should know; the passcode for these four labs the same. To log into the ECE lab computers, use your UTORid and student number.

=== ECE Study Hall ===
The ECE Study Hall is used primarily for studying by ECE undergraduate students. It has large tables, some leather chairs/couches, and a whiteboard. It is particularly suited for studying with a group of people. Also, the 1st/2nd year tutors (hired by the department to sit in the study hall during certain hours to answer any question you may have) can be found there.

The ECE Study Hall is located in BA 1120 (first floor of bahen, in the same hallway as the elevators near the front doors). Use your TCard to swipe in.

== Office Hours ==
The ECE Club office is open weekdays from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

=== ECE Design Centre ===
The ECE Design Centre in SF B520 offers DE2 boards and other electrical equipment for student use. It is open from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. from Monday to Thursday, and 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Fridays. The Design Centre is usually closed on weekends.
== Contact ==
Electrical and Computer Engineering Undergraduate Club

University of Toronto

Sandford Fleming Building B640

10 King's College Road,

Toronto, ON M5S 3G4

(647)862-1353

ececlub @ skule.ca

ECE Club

2014-01-24T05:31:47Z

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The ECE Club Executive Team is made up of dedicated and enthusiastic students from the Electrical and Computer Engineering undergraduate programs. Our goal is to provide all students in the Electrical and Computer Engineering disciplines with the best experience that U of T life has to offer. We are representatives of the student body to the Faculty and Student Council, making sure that students' needs and opinions are not neglected.

The ECE Club strives to help students achieve industry relations. In the past Motorola and Microsoft have sponsored us, providing information and materials such as software and books for our students.

During the year, the ECE club has fun activities to counteract even the most severe cases of study sickness. We hold Smokers and Movie Nights throughout the year, and we maintain the ECE Common Rooms where you can go anytime to relax, watch TV, play fooseball, or play arcade games. Our classic fall Dinner Dance is the perfect opportunity to show your dancing and socialising skills, and the infamous annual Chariot Race is the time when all ECEs gather to defend our department's honour in armour and tractor grease. Last, but not least, the senior years' field trips to cities like New York City and Montréal will never let you forget what partying with your friends is all about!

== Executive Team ==

== Contact ==
Sandford Fleming Building B640

10 King's College Road, Toronto, Ontario M5S 3G4

(647)862-1353

ececlub @ ecf.utoronto.ca

ECE Club

2014-01-24T05:26:38Z

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