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2012-2013

2023-05-20T06:29:35Z

Eigenvector: updated citation

==Major Milestones for EngSoc in 2012-2013==

===UTSU Fee Diversion Referendum===
Efforts to address long-standing concerns with the democratic legitimacy and efficiency of the University of Toronto Students' Union (UTSU, formerly SAC) culminated in the Engineering Society holding a referendum concurrent with its Board of Directors elections in April 2013 asking full-time engineering students whether they wished to continue paying fees to the UTSU. EngSoc proposed to take over delivery of UTSU services, including the Health & Dental Insurance Plan, at the same or lower costs. The result was an overwhelming endorsement for the so-called "fee diversion" proposal of 95% in favour with 28% turnout.

===Elimination of VP External===
President [[User:Eigenvector|Rishi Maharaj]] ran on a platform of completely disengaging from the Engineering Student Societies' Council of Ontario (ESSCO) and the Canadian Federation of Engineering Students (CFES) on the grounds that they are useless and wasteful organizations. Previous EngSoc administrations, including those of Presidents [[User:kevinpsiu|Kevin P. Siu]] and David Cheung, respectively had concluded that neither ESSCO or CFES provided substantial benefit to EngSoc or its members in return for the funds spent on membership dues and conference delegations.

In the summer of 2012, the Board of Directors approved withdrawal from ESSCO and non-payment of membership dues to CFES. EngSoc was forced to reverse course on CFES membership after it became known that CFES would block U of T students from attending the Canadian Engineering Competition (CEC) if U of T was not a member in good standing, the Board and Officers continued to maintain that CFES membership itself provided no tangible benefit to the members of EngSoc. By spring 2013 it became evident that VP External, already the smallest Officer portfolio, was going to be left with almost zero responsibilities in the coming year. A motion was approved at the February 2013 meeting of the Board of Directors eliminating the position effective at the 2013 Joint Council Meeting, over the objections of incumbent VP External Anton Klunko. Klunko himself had been discredited after a poor appearance at the November 2012 Accountability Meeting and a subsequent article in ''The Varsity'' that aired concerns that he was unprofessional<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20130202202523/http://thevarsity.ca/2012/12/03/engineering-executive-wins-mid-year-confidence-poll/</ref>.

===Reduction of the Temporary Special Levy and Renewal of the Endowment Fund===
Up for its 15th renewal in the 2013 Officer Elections, the [[Temporary Special Levy Fund|Temporary Special Levy]] was reduced, from $150 to $125, for the first time since its inception. $125 2013 dollars represents $57.86 in 1983 dollars, meaning that the 2013 Special Levy is only slightly more than half of the original fee as instituted in 1983. The 2013 renewal referendum question also included a provision allowing the Board of Directors to redirect surplus funds from the Special Levy Fund to the permanent Endowment Fund.

The [[Engineering Society Endowment Fund|Endowment Fund]] was renewed for the first time in 2013, amid negotiations with the Faculty over a major capital contribution to the construction of a new engineering building on the site behind Simcoe Hall. Notable milestones for the Fund in 2012-2013 including signing an agreement to donate the funds collected in the first two years of its existence to the University to form a trust to be administered jointly by EngSoc and the Faculty and approval of the first Endowment Fund Constitution.

===Renovation of Engineering Stores===
[[Engineering Stores]] Managers Matko Brunski and Laura Burget spearheaded a plan to increase the sales capacity of the Store by adding a second window and point-of-sale system. Work to create a new opening in the wall separating Stores from the Sandford Fleming Atrium was completed over the summer of 2012 at a cost of approximately $25,000.

===Resignations and Recalls===
The 1T2-1T3 year was marked by several resignations, including VP Student Life Nikola Radovanovic, Hard Hat Cafe Operations Manager Kunal Taneja and Board of Directors At-Large Representative Donnie Yee who all resigned over the summer for personal reasons. Cannon Editor Vijay Unnithan was recalled late in the fall term after failing to produce anything during his seven months in office.

Automatic removal from the Board of Directors for absenteeism was instituted midway through the year, leading to the removal of VP External Anton Klunko prior to the final Board meeting of the year.

===Electoral Reform===
Major changes to the Elections Bylaw limited the authority of the Chief Returning Officer (CRO) to unilaterally set election campaigning rules and placed them under the oversight of a special committee of the Board of Directors. Officer Elections were reverted back to their historic timeline over concerns that moving them up by a month resulted in the outgoing Officers effectively quitting their jobs early and leaving the Society in disarray during the transition period.
{{Engineering Society by Year 2011


|president = [[User:Eigenvector|Rishi Maharaj]]
|vp_finance = [[User:Pierroil|Pierre Harfouche]]
|vp_communications = Yerusha Nuh
|vp_academic = Matthew Lattavo
|vp_external = Anton Klunko***
|vp_student_life = Nikola Radovanovic*/Ishan Gupta

|archivist = Stephanie Fata
|cannon_editor = Vijay Unnithan**/Luke Household
|cannonball = Amy Hu
|community_outreach = Aishwarya Saxena
|compsys_admin = Yannick How Wong
|stores_finance = Laura Burget
|stores_ops = Matko Brunski
|f!rosh_handbook = Fionna Gan
|gradball = Nicole Cyhelka
|caf_finance = Maggie Cai
|caf_ops = Kunal Taneja*/Matthew Marji
|hi-skule = Kenny Wong
|ombudsman = ''vacant''
|orientation = Maegan Chang
|skulebook = Jenny Yao
|skule_kup = Raymond Luu
|sponsorship = Felipe Richards
|suds_finance = Gordon Tattle
|suds_ops = Andrew Barolet
|toike_editor = Evan Boyce
|utek = Marissa Wu
|webmaster = Brian To
|cro = Evangelos Staikos

|speaker = Mauricio Curbelo
|bod_chem = Bo Zhang
|bod_civ = Guillaume Bence-Hebert
|bod_comp = Kimberly Shen
|bod_elec = Judith Chan
|bod_engsci = Patrick Zerr
|bod_indy = Gordon Tang
|bod_mse = Vinson Quoc Truong
|bod_mech = Shamail Rizwan
|bod_min = ''vacant''
|bod_al1 = Praneet Bagga
|bod_al2 = Aidan Muller
|bod_al3 = Teresa Nguyen
|bod_al4 = Donnie Yee*/Hollis Milroy
|bod_f!1 = Stephanie Gaglione
|bod_f!2 = Shubham Manchanda
|bod_f!3 = Vuk Svilaric

|chem_club = Ajay Kochhar
|civ_club = Jessica Lam
|comp_club = Rachit Tyagi
|elec_club = Mihajlo Bojic
|engsci_club = Christopher Sun
|indy_club = Florencia Herrera
|min_club = Sebastien Balda
|mech_club = Ryan Persaud
|mse_club = Jacquelyn MacCoon

|1 = 1T6
|2 = 1T5
|3 = 1T4
|4 = 1T3

|chem1 = Krithika Sugavanam
|chem2 = Jerry Fung
|civ1 = Peter Lu
|civ2 = Elissar El-Hage
|civ3 = Bo Wen
|comp1 = Mark Ye
|comp2 = Laura Shen
|elec1 = Nicholas Chin
|elec2 = Maged Ahmed
|engsci1 = John Yeung
|engsci2 = Sharon Ravindran
|indy1 = Anitha Jeremiah
|indy2 = Judy Zhu
|mech1 = Brandon Chu
|mech2 = Steve Lu
|mech3 = Nancy Ho
|mech4 = Michael Stranges
|min1 = Humbert Sin
|mse1 = Anastasia Alksnis
|mse2 = Michael Sabatini
|t1 = Tabish Gilani

|firstyearchair = Kenny Kim

|lgmb_bl = Mauricio Curbelo
|lgmb_dm = Adam Fontana
|cannon_ca = Hollis Milroy
|bg_chair = Gabriel Stavros & Tejas Manjunath
|skulenite_director = Christopher Sun & Scott Whitty
|skulenite_producer = Ian Parker, Amanda Bell, & Chunkei Tang
|eaa = Alessandro Zavatti

|godivas_quest = Ryan Wills
|mr_bg = David Belvedere
|godivas_crown = Pinky Chan
|ultimate_frosh = Colin Playle
|chariot_race = Mech

|utsu1 = Mo Delwar
|utsu2 = Sanchit Mathur
|utsu3 = Will Zhang
|gc1 = James Bateman

}}

==Conferences Hosted==

{{Engineering Society Navbox}}

2012-2013

2023-05-20T05:58:27Z

Eigenvector: Protected "2012-2013": Excessive vandalism ([Edit=Allow only autoconfirmed users] (indefinite) [Move=Allow only autoconfirmed users] (indefinite))

==Major Milestones for EngSoc in 2012-2013==

===UTSU Fee Diversion Referendum===
Efforts to address long-standing concerns with the democratic legitimacy and efficiency of the University of Toronto Students' Union (UTSU, formerly SAC) culminated in the Engineering Society holding a referendum concurrent with its Board of Directors elections in April 2013 asking full-time engineering students whether they wished to continue paying fees to the UTSU. EngSoc proposed to take over delivery of UTSU services, including the Health & Dental Insurance Plan, at the same or lower costs. The result was an overwhelming endorsement for the so-called "fee diversion" proposal of 95% in favour with 28% turnout.

===Elimination of VP External===
President [[User:Eigenvector|Rishi Maharaj]] ran on a platform of completely disengaging from the Engineering Student Societies' Council of Ontario (ESSCO) and the Canadian Federation of Engineering Students (CFES) on the grounds that they are useless and wasteful organizations. Previous EngSoc administrations, including those of Presidents [[User:kevinpsiu|Kevin P. Siu]] and David Cheung, respectively had concluded that neither ESSCO or CFES provided substantial benefit to EngSoc or its members in return for the funds spent on membership dues and conference delegations.

In the summer of 2012, the Board of Directors approved withdrawal from ESSCO and non-payment of membership dues to CFES. EngSoc was forced to reverse course on CFES membership after it became known that CFES would block U of T students from attending the Canadian Engineering Competition (CEC) if U of T was not a member in good standing, the Board and Officers continued to maintain that CFES membership itself provided no tangible benefit to the members of EngSoc. By spring 2013 it became evident that VP External, already the smallest Officer portfolio, was going to be left with almost zero responsibilities in the coming year. A motion was approved at the February 2013 meeting of the Board of Directors eliminating the position effective at the 2013 Joint Council Meeting, over the objections of incumbent VP External Anton Klunko. Klunko himself had been discredited after a poor appearance at the November 2012 Accountability Meeting and a subsequent article in ''The Varsity'' that aired concerns that he was unprofessional and incompetent<ref>https://thevarsity.ca/2012/12/03/engineering-executive-wins-mid-year-confidence-poll/</ref>.

===Reduction of the Temporary Special Levy and Renewal of the Endowment Fund===
Up for its 15th renewal in the 2013 Officer Elections, the [[Temporary Special Levy Fund|Temporary Special Levy]] was reduced, from $150 to $125, for the first time since its inception. $125 2013 dollars represents $57.86 in 1983 dollars, meaning that the 2013 Special Levy is only slightly more than half of the original fee as instituted in 1983. The 2013 renewal referendum question also included a provision allowing the Board of Directors to redirect surplus funds from the Special Levy Fund to the permanent Endowment Fund.

The [[Engineering Society Endowment Fund|Endowment Fund]] was renewed for the first time in 2013, amid negotiations with the Faculty over a major capital contribution to the construction of a new engineering building on the site behind Simcoe Hall. Notable milestones for the Fund in 2012-2013 including signing an agreement to donate the funds collected in the first two years of its existence to the University to form a trust to be administered jointly by EngSoc and the Faculty and approval of the first Endowment Fund Constitution.

===Renovation of Engineering Stores===
[[Engineering Stores]] Managers Matko Brunski and Laura Burget spearheaded a plan to increase the sales capacity of the Store by adding a second window and point-of-sale system. Work to create a new opening in the wall separating Stores from the Sandford Fleming Atrium was completed over the summer of 2012 at a cost of approximately $25,000.

===Resignations and Recalls===
The 1T2-1T3 year was marked by several resignations, including VP Student Life Nikola Radovanovic, Hard Hat Cafe Operations Manager Kunal Taneja and Board of Directors At-Large Representative Donnie Yee who all resigned over the summer for personal reasons. Cannon Editor Vijay Unnithan was recalled late in the fall term after failing to produce anything during his seven months in office.

Automatic removal from the Board of Directors for absenteeism was instituted midway through the year, leading to the removal of VP External Anton Klunko prior to the final Board meeting of the year.

===Electoral Reform===
Major changes to the Elections Bylaw limited the authority of the Chief Returning Officer (CRO) to unilaterally set election campaigning rules and placed them under the oversight of a special committee of the Board of Directors. Officer Elections were reverted back to their historic timeline over concerns that moving them up by a month resulted in the outgoing Officers effectively quitting their jobs early and leaving the Society in disarray during the transition period.
{{Engineering Society by Year 2011


|president = [[User:Eigenvector|Rishi Maharaj]]
|vp_finance = [[User:Pierroil|Pierre Harfouche]]
|vp_communications = Yerusha Nuh
|vp_academic = Matthew Lattavo
|vp_external = Anton Klunko***
|vp_student_life = Nikola Radovanovic*/Ishan Gupta

|archivist = Stephanie Fata
|cannon_editor = Vijay Unnithan**/Luke Household
|cannonball = Amy Hu
|community_outreach = Aishwarya Saxena
|compsys_admin = Yannick How Wong
|stores_finance = Laura Burget
|stores_ops = Matko Brunski
|f!rosh_handbook = Fionna Gan
|gradball = Nicole Cyhelka
|caf_finance = Maggie Cai
|caf_ops = Kunal Taneja*/Matthew Marji
|hi-skule = Kenny Wong
|ombudsman = ''vacant''
|orientation = Maegan Chang
|skulebook = Jenny Yao
|skule_kup = Raymond Luu
|sponsorship = Felipe Richards
|suds_finance = Gordon Tattle
|suds_ops = Andrew Barolet
|toike_editor = Evan Boyce
|utek = Marissa Wu
|webmaster = Brian To
|cro = Evangelos Staikos

|speaker = Mauricio Curbelo
|bod_chem = Bo Zhang
|bod_civ = Guillaume Bence-Hebert
|bod_comp = Kimberly Shen
|bod_elec = Judith Chan
|bod_engsci = Patrick Zerr
|bod_indy = Gordon Tang
|bod_mse = Vinson Quoc Truong
|bod_mech = Shamail Rizwan
|bod_min = ''vacant''
|bod_al1 = Praneet Bagga
|bod_al2 = Aidan Muller
|bod_al3 = Teresa Nguyen
|bod_al4 = Donnie Yee*/Hollis Milroy
|bod_f!1 = Stephanie Gaglione
|bod_f!2 = Shubham Manchanda
|bod_f!3 = Vuk Svilaric

|chem_club = Ajay Kochhar
|civ_club = Jessica Lam
|comp_club = Rachit Tyagi
|elec_club = Mihajlo Bojic
|engsci_club = Christopher Sun
|indy_club = Florencia Herrera
|min_club = Sebastien Balda
|mech_club = Ryan Persaud
|mse_club = Jacquelyn MacCoon

|1 = 1T6
|2 = 1T5
|3 = 1T4
|4 = 1T3

|chem1 = Krithika Sugavanam
|chem2 = Jerry Fung
|civ1 = Peter Lu
|civ2 = Elissar El-Hage
|civ3 = Bo Wen
|comp1 = Mark Ye
|comp2 = Laura Shen
|elec1 = Nicholas Chin
|elec2 = Maged Ahmed
|engsci1 = John Yeung
|engsci2 = Sharon Ravindran
|indy1 = Anitha Jeremiah
|indy2 = Judy Zhu
|mech1 = Brandon Chu
|mech2 = Steve Lu
|mech3 = Nancy Ho
|mech4 = Michael Stranges
|min1 = Humbert Sin
|mse1 = Anastasia Alksnis
|mse2 = Michael Sabatini
|t1 = Tabish Gilani

|firstyearchair = Kenny Kim

|lgmb_bl = Mauricio Curbelo
|lgmb_dm = Adam Fontana
|cannon_ca = Hollis Milroy
|bg_chair = Gabriel Stavros & Tejas Manjunath
|skulenite_director = Christopher Sun & Scott Whitty
|skulenite_producer = Ian Parker, Amanda Bell, & Chunkei Tang
|eaa = Alessandro Zavatti

|godivas_quest = Ryan Wills
|mr_bg = David Belvedere
|godivas_crown = Pinky Chan
|ultimate_frosh = Colin Playle
|chariot_race = Mech

|utsu1 = Mo Delwar
|utsu2 = Sanchit Mathur
|utsu3 = Will Zhang
|gc1 = James Bateman

}}

==Conferences Hosted==

{{Engineering Society Navbox}}

2012-2013

2023-05-20T05:56:55Z

Eigenvector: Reverting vandalism.

==Major Milestones for EngSoc in 2012-2013==

===UTSU Fee Diversion Referendum===
Efforts to address long-standing concerns with the democratic legitimacy and efficiency of the University of Toronto Students' Union (UTSU, formerly SAC) culminated in the Engineering Society holding a referendum concurrent with its Board of Directors elections in April 2013 asking full-time engineering students whether they wished to continue paying fees to the UTSU. EngSoc proposed to take over delivery of UTSU services, including the Health & Dental Insurance Plan, at the same or lower costs. The result was an overwhelming endorsement for the so-called "fee diversion" proposal of 95% in favour with 28% turnout.

===Elimination of VP External===
President [[User:Eigenvector|Rishi Maharaj]] ran on a platform of completely disengaging from the Engineering Student Societies' Council of Ontario (ESSCO) and the Canadian Federation of Engineering Students (CFES) on the grounds that they are useless and wasteful organizations. Previous EngSoc administrations, including those of Presidents [[User:kevinpsiu|Kevin P. Siu]] and David Cheung, respectively had concluded that neither ESSCO or CFES provided substantial benefit to EngSoc or its members in return for the funds spent on membership dues and conference delegations.

In the summer of 2012, the Board of Directors approved withdrawal from ESSCO and non-payment of membership dues to CFES. EngSoc was forced to reverse course on CFES membership after it became known that CFES would block U of T students from attending the Canadian Engineering Competition (CEC) if U of T was not a member in good standing, the Board and Officers continued to maintain that CFES membership itself provided no tangible benefit to the members of EngSoc. By spring 2013 it became evident that VP External, already the smallest Officer portfolio, was going to be left with almost zero responsibilities in the coming year. A motion was approved at the February 2013 meeting of the Board of Directors eliminating the position effective at the 2013 Joint Council Meeting, over the objections of incumbent VP External Anton Klunko. Klunko himself had been discredited after a poor appearance at the November 2012 Accountability Meeting and a subsequent article in ''The Varsity'' that aired concerns that he was unprofessional and incompetent<ref>https://thevarsity.ca/2012/12/03/engineering-executive-wins-mid-year-confidence-poll/</ref>.

===Reduction of the Temporary Special Levy and Renewal of the Endowment Fund===
Up for its 15th renewal in the 2013 Officer Elections, the [[Temporary Special Levy Fund|Temporary Special Levy]] was reduced, from $150 to $125, for the first time since its inception. $125 2013 dollars represents $57.86 in 1983 dollars, meaning that the 2013 Special Levy is only slightly more than half of the original fee as instituted in 1983. The 2013 renewal referendum question also included a provision allowing the Board of Directors to redirect surplus funds from the Special Levy Fund to the permanent Endowment Fund.

The [[Engineering Society Endowment Fund|Endowment Fund]] was renewed for the first time in 2013, amid negotiations with the Faculty over a major capital contribution to the construction of a new engineering building on the site behind Simcoe Hall. Notable milestones for the Fund in 2012-2013 including signing an agreement to donate the funds collected in the first two years of its existence to the University to form a trust to be administered jointly by EngSoc and the Faculty and approval of the first Endowment Fund Constitution.

===Renovation of Engineering Stores===
[[Engineering Stores]] Managers Matko Brunski and Laura Burget spearheaded a plan to increase the sales capacity of the Store by adding a second window and point-of-sale system. Work to create a new opening in the wall separating Stores from the Sandford Fleming Atrium was completed over the summer of 2012 at a cost of approximately $25,000.

===Resignations and Recalls===
The 1T2-1T3 year was marked by several resignations, including VP Student Life Nikola Radovanovic, Hard Hat Cafe Operations Manager Kunal Taneja and Board of Directors At-Large Representative Donnie Yee who all resigned over the summer for personal reasons. Cannon Editor Vijay Unnithan was recalled late in the fall term after failing to produce anything during his seven months in office.

Automatic removal from the Board of Directors for absenteeism was instituted midway through the year, leading to the removal of VP External Anton Klunko prior to the final Board meeting of the year.

===Electoral Reform===
Major changes to the Elections Bylaw limited the authority of the Chief Returning Officer (CRO) to unilaterally set election campaigning rules and placed them under the oversight of a special committee of the Board of Directors. Officer Elections were reverted back to their historic timeline over concerns that moving them up by a month resulted in the outgoing Officers effectively quitting their jobs early and leaving the Society in disarray during the transition period.
{{Engineering Society by Year 2011


|president = [[User:Eigenvector|Rishi Maharaj]]
|vp_finance = [[User:Pierroil|Pierre Harfouche]]
|vp_communications = Yerusha Nuh
|vp_academic = Matthew Lattavo
|vp_external = Anton Klunko***
|vp_student_life = Nikola Radovanovic*/Ishan Gupta

|archivist = Stephanie Fata
|cannon_editor = Vijay Unnithan**/Luke Household
|cannonball = Amy Hu
|community_outreach = Aishwarya Saxena
|compsys_admin = Yannick How Wong
|stores_finance = Laura Burget
|stores_ops = Matko Brunski
|f!rosh_handbook = Fionna Gan
|gradball = Nicole Cyhelka
|caf_finance = Maggie Cai
|caf_ops = Kunal Taneja*/Matthew Marji
|hi-skule = Kenny Wong
|ombudsman = ''vacant''
|orientation = Maegan Chang
|skulebook = Jenny Yao
|skule_kup = Raymond Luu
|sponsorship = Felipe Richards
|suds_finance = Gordon Tattle
|suds_ops = Andrew Barolet
|toike_editor = Evan Boyce
|utek = Marissa Wu
|webmaster = Brian To
|cro = Evangelos Staikos

|speaker = Mauricio Curbelo
|bod_chem = Bo Zhang
|bod_civ = Guillaume Bence-Hebert
|bod_comp = Kimberly Shen
|bod_elec = Judith Chan
|bod_engsci = Patrick Zerr
|bod_indy = Gordon Tang
|bod_mse = Vinson Quoc Truong
|bod_mech = Shamail Rizwan
|bod_min = ''vacant''
|bod_al1 = Praneet Bagga
|bod_al2 = Aidan Muller
|bod_al3 = Teresa Nguyen
|bod_al4 = Donnie Yee*/Hollis Milroy
|bod_f!1 = Stephanie Gaglione
|bod_f!2 = Shubham Manchanda
|bod_f!3 = Vuk Svilaric

|chem_club = Ajay Kochhar
|civ_club = Jessica Lam
|comp_club = Rachit Tyagi
|elec_club = Mihajlo Bojic
|engsci_club = Christopher Sun
|indy_club = Florencia Herrera
|min_club = Sebastien Balda
|mech_club = Ryan Persaud
|mse_club = Jacquelyn MacCoon

|1 = 1T6
|2 = 1T5
|3 = 1T4
|4 = 1T3

|chem1 = Krithika Sugavanam
|chem2 = Jerry Fung
|civ1 = Peter Lu
|civ2 = Elissar El-Hage
|civ3 = Bo Wen
|comp1 = Mark Ye
|comp2 = Laura Shen
|elec1 = Nicholas Chin
|elec2 = Maged Ahmed
|engsci1 = John Yeung
|engsci2 = Sharon Ravindran
|indy1 = Anitha Jeremiah
|indy2 = Judy Zhu
|mech1 = Brandon Chu
|mech2 = Steve Lu
|mech3 = Nancy Ho
|mech4 = Michael Stranges
|min1 = Humbert Sin
|mse1 = Anastasia Alksnis
|mse2 = Michael Sabatini
|t1 = Tabish Gilani

|firstyearchair = Kenny Kim

|lgmb_bl = Mauricio Curbelo
|lgmb_dm = Adam Fontana
|cannon_ca = Hollis Milroy
|bg_chair = Gabriel Stavros & Tejas Manjunath
|skulenite_director = Christopher Sun & Scott Whitty
|skulenite_producer = Ian Parker, Amanda Bell, & Chunkei Tang
|eaa = Alessandro Zavatti

|godivas_quest = Ryan Wills
|mr_bg = David Belvedere
|godivas_crown = Pinky Chan
|ultimate_frosh = Colin Playle
|chariot_race = Mech

|utsu1 = Mo Delwar
|utsu2 = Sanchit Mathur
|utsu3 = Will Zhang
|gc1 = James Bateman

}}

==Conferences Hosted==

{{Engineering Society Navbox}}

Suds

2018-04-29T05:33:27Z

Eigenvector:

Suds is the pub operated by the Engineering Society. Affectionately known as the 'Engineering Pre-Pub Pub', Suds is open every Friday afternoon during the Skule™ year and every day during [[F!rosh Week]] and [[Godiva Week]]. Suds is part of what makes Skule™ unique as it is the last undergraduate student-run bar at the University of Toronto. But that's all that should be mentioned here, as advertising online is not permitted by its licensing body, so if you have questions please e-mail the managers of Suds at suds@skule.ca.

==History==
First formerly called the "Sandford Fleming Pub", then the "Duke of Skule" for a short period, the name "Suds" was first used in 1984 and has persisted to this day. Although sometimes written in all-caps, "Suds" is not an acronym.

Suds operates under the auspices of Campus Beverage Services (CBS) and all Suds managers and servers are required to undergo training through the CBS Server Training Program.

== Past Suds Managers ==
After 2003, the Suds Manager positions were turned into Suds Operations Manager and Suds Finance Manager.

{| class="wikitable"
|-
!Year
!colspan="2"|Operations
!colspan="2"|Finance
|-
|2018-2019
|Max Glidden
|Mech 1T9 + 1
|Benjamin Rubinoff
|Indy 1T9 + PEY
|-
|2017-2018
|Saarthak Saxena
| ?
|Devlen Malone
|Min 1T9
|-
|2016-2017
|Carlos Antonio Fiel
|Chem 1T8 + 1
|Aron Sankar
|Indy 1T6 + 1
|-
|2015-2016
|Stephen Dawe
|Chem 1T6 + 1
|Sabrina Sikora
|Chem 1T6 + 1
|-
|2014-2015
|John Sweeney
|Chem 1T6
|Nolan Piette
|Mech 1T4+PEY
|-
|2013-2014
|Pearl Barrett
|Min 1T5+1
|Soph Wolf
|Elec 1T5
|-
|2012-2013
|Andrew Barolet
|Mech 1T4+PEY
|Gordon Tattle
|Civ 1T4
|-
|2011-2012
|Nikola Radovanović
|Mech 1T3T2+2
|Ryan Mintz
|ECE 1T4
|-
|2010-2011
|[[user:Ian Parker|Ian Parker]]
|Min 1T2+1.5
|Denizcan Karadadas
|Indy 1T2+PEY
|-
|2009-2010
|Franz LaZerte
|Mech 0T9+PEY
|Ariel Feldman
|Mech 0T9+PEY
|-
|2008-2009
|Vanessa di Battista
|Civ 1T1+1
|Ryan Campbell
|NΨ 0T7+∞
|-
|2007-2008
|Charlsie Searle
|Civ 0T8+1+PEY
|Jennifer Lee
|Civ 0T7+PEY
|-
|2006-2007
|Jessica Tinianov
|Mech 0T6+PEY
|Alexandra Barrett
|Indy 0T7+PEY
|-
|2005-2006
|Jon Hollands
|Mech 0T5+PEY
|Catherine Korinek
|Civ 0T6
|-
|2004-2005
|Eamon McDermott
|NΨ 0T5+3
|Don D'Souza
|?
|-
|
!colspan="4"|Manager
|-
|2003-2004
|Susan Hogle
|Mech 0T4
|Don McAuslan
|?
|-
|2002-2003
|Erika Keissner
|0T2
|Drago Banovic
|?
|-
|2001-2002
|Matt Parker
|NΨ 0T3
|Rob Siklos
|NΨ 0T1+PEY
|-
|2000-2001
|Chris Davis
|COMP 0T0
|Ken McNeil
|ELEC 0T0
|-
|1999-2000
|Dan Siegal
|NΨ 0T1
|Tim Hong
|?
|-
|1998-1999
|Peter Blaser
|?
|David Brodrecht
|?
|-
|1997-1998
|Jacob Hanley
|?
|Danny Kocic
|?
|-
|1996-1997
|Alex Paradi
|?
|Joe McNamara
|?
|-
|1995-1996
|Kenneth Gower
|Mech 9T6
|Alex Mihailidis
|Mech 9T6
|-
|1994-1995
|Ed Vujnovic
|Chem 9T6
|Taras Kohut
|Mech 9T7
|-
|1993-1994
|Karri Paradi
|?
|Bogdan Osadet
|?
|-
|1992-1993
|Ed Dobbertin
|?
|Dave Vendramini
|?
|-
|1991-1992
|Richard Petrusev
|?
|Christine Gallagher
|?
|-
|1990-1991
|J. C. St. Amour
|?
|Jody Hubert
|?
|-
|1989-1990
|Wayne Bell
|?
|Brett Noye
|?
|-
|1988-1989
|Nancy Battistel
|?
|Viktor Kvrgic
|?

Suds

2018-04-29T05:23:08Z

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Suds is the pub operated by the Engineering Society. Affectionately known as the 'Engineering Pre-Pub Pub', Suds is open every Friday afternoon during the Skule™ year and every day during [[F!rosh Week]] and [[Godiva Week]]. Suds is part of what makes Skule™ unique as it is the last undergraduate student-run bar at the University of Toronto. But that's all that should be mentioned here, as advertising online is not permitted by its licensing body, so if you have questions please e-mail the managers of Suds at suds@skule.ca.

==History==
First formerly called the "Sandford Fleming Pub", then the "Duke of Skule" for a short period, the name "Suds" was first used in 1984 and has persisted to this day. Although sometimes written in all-caps, "Suds" is not an acronym.

== Past Suds Managers ==
After 2003, the Suds Manager positions were turned into Suds Operations Manager and Suds Finance Manager.

{| class="wikitable"
|-
!Year
!colspan="2"|Operations
!colspan="2"|Finance
|-
|2018-2019
|Max Glidden
|Mech 1T9 + 1
|Benjamin Rubinoff
|Indy 1T9 + PEY
|-
|2017-2018
|Saarthak Saxena
| ?
|Devlen Malone
|Min 1T9
|-
|2016-2017
|Carlos Antonio Fiel
|Chem 1T8 + 1
|Aron Sankar
|Indy 1T6 + 1
|-
|2015-2016
|Stephen Dawe
|Chem 1T6 + 1
|Sabrina Sikora
|Chem 1T6 + 1
|-
|2014-2015
|John Sweeney
|Chem 1T6
|Nolan Piette
|Mech 1T4+PEY
|-
|2013-2014
|Pearl Barrett
|Min 1T5+1
|Soph Wolf
|Elec 1T5
|-
|2012-2013
|Andrew Barolet
|Mech 1T4+PEY
|Gordon Tattle
|Civ 1T4
|-
|2011-2012
|Nikola Radovanović
|Mech 1T3T2+2
|Ryan Mintz
|ECE 1T4
|-
|2010-2011
|[[user:Ian Parker|Ian Parker]]
|Min 1T2+1.5
|Denizcan Karadadas
|Indy 1T2+PEY
|-
|2009-2010
|Franz LaZerte
|Mech 0T9+PEY
|Ariel Feldman
|Mech 0T9+PEY
|-
|2008-2009
|Vanessa di Battista
|Civ 1T1+1
|Ryan Campbell
|NΨ 0T7+∞
|-
|2007-2008
|Charlsie Searle
|Civ 0T8+1+PEY
|Jennifer Lee
|Civ 0T7+PEY
|-
|2006-2007
|Jessica Tinianov
|Mech 0T6+PEY
|Alexandra Barrett
|Indy 0T7+PEY
|-
|2005-2006
|Jon Hollands
|Mech 0T5+PEY
|Catherine Korinek
|Civ 0T6
|-
|2004-2005
|Eamon McDermott
|NΨ 0T5+3
|Don D'Souza
|?
|-
|
!colspan="4"|Manager
|-
|2003-2004
|Susan Hogle
|Mech 0T4
|Don McAuslan
|?
|-
|2002-2003
|Erika Keissner
|0T2
|Drago Banovic
|?
|-
|2001-2002
|Matt Parker
|NΨ 0T3
|Rob Siklos
|NΨ 0T1+PEY
|-
|2000-2001
|Chris Davis
|COMP 0T0
|Ken McNeil
|ELEC 0T0
|-
|1999-2000
|Dan Siegal
|NΨ 0T1
|Tim Hong
|?
|-
|1998-1999
|Peter Blaser
|?
|David Brodrecht
|?
|-
|1997-1998
|Jacob Hanley
|?
|Danny Kocic
|?
|-
|1996-1997
|Alex Paradi
|?
|Joe McNamara
|?
|-
|1995-1996
|Kenneth Gower
|Mech 9T6
|Alex Mihailidis
|Mech 9T6
|-
|1994-1995
|Ed Vujnovic
|Chem 9T6
|Taras Kohut
|Mech 9T7
|-
|1993-1994
|Karri Paradi
|?
|Bogdan Osadet
|?
|-
|1992-1993
|Ed Dobbertin
|?
|Dave Vendramini
|?
|-
|1991-1992
|Richard Petrusev
|?
|Christine Gallagher
|?
|-
|1990-1991
|J. C. St. Amour
|?
|Jody Hubert
|?
|-
|1989-1990
|Wayne Bell
|?
|Brett Noye
|?
|-
|1988-1989
|Nancy Battistel
|?
|Viktor Kvrgic
|?

Engineering Society Elections (2012)

2018-03-16T02:36:13Z

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The '''2012 Engineering Society Elections''' were held on February 8-10, 2012 for [[Officers]] and Valedictorian, and March 29-30, 2012 for [[2012-2013#Board_of_Directors|Board of Directors]] and levies. The election resulted in an [[EngSoc]] Officer team for 2012-2013 of Rishi Maharaj (President), Pierre Harfouche (VP Finance), Yerusha Nuh (VP Communications), Matthew Lattavo (VP Academic), Anton Klunko (VP External), and Nikola Radovanović (VP Student Life).

==Officer Election Results==
===President===
{| class="wikitable"
!rowspan="2" colspan="2"|Candidate
!colspan="2"|1st Round
!colspan="2"|2nd Round
!colspan="2"|3rd Round
|-
|'''Votes'''
|'''Percentage'''
|'''Votes'''
|'''Percentage'''
|'''Votes'''
|'''Percentage'''
|-
|'''Rishi Maharaj'''
|EngSci 1T2+PEY
|463
|35%
|579
|47%
|916
|87%
|-
|Abhishek Mathur
|Mech 1T2+PEY
|444
|33%
|564
|46%
|''-''
|''-''
|-
|Albert Huynh
|Chem 1T2+PEY
|375
|28%
|''-''
|''-''
|''-''
|''-''
|-
|colspan="2"|Re-Open Nominations
|40
|3%
|70
|6%
|119
|12%
|-
|colspan="2"|Spoiled Ballots
|15
|1%
|15
|1%
|15
|1%
|-
|colspan="2"|'''Total Ballots Cast'''
|colspan="6"|'''1337'''
|}

===VP Finance===
{| class="wikitable"
!rowspan="2" colspan="2"|Candidate
!colspan="2"|1st Round
!colspan="2"|2nd Round
|-
|'''Votes'''
|'''Percentage'''
!colspan="2"|'''Votes'''
|-
|'''Pierre Harfouche'''
|EngSci 1T4
|625
|58%
|''Wins by clear majority''
|-
|Nicole Cyhelka
|Chem 1T3
|271
|25%
|
|-
|Samuel Chien
|EngSci 1T5
|51
|5%
|
|-
|colspan="2"|Re-Open Nominations
|101
|9%
|
|-
|colspan="2"|Spoiled Ballots
|22
|2%
|
|-
|colspan="2"|'''Total Ballots Cast'''
|colspan="3"|'''1070'''
|}

===VP Communications===
{| class="wikitable"
!rowspan="2" colspan="2"|Candidate
!colspan="2"|1st Round
!colspan="2"|2nd Round
|-
|'''Votes'''
|'''Percentage'''
|'''Votes'''
|'''Percentage'''
|-
|'''Yerusha Nuh'''
|Elec 1T4
|444
|40%
|519
|50%
|-
|Jenny Yao
|Indy 1T5
|331
|30%
|421
|41%
|-
|Kimberly Shen
|Comp 1T5
|243
|22%
|''-''
|''-''
|-
|colspan="2"|Re-Open Nominations
|69
|6%
|84
|8%
|-
|colspan="2"|Spoiled Ballots
|27
|2%
|27
|2%
|-
|colspan="2"|'''Total Ballots Cast'''
|colspan="4"|'''1114'''
|}

===VP Academic===
{| class="wikitable"
!rowspan="2" colspan="2"|Candidate
!colspan="2"|1st Round
!colspan="2"|2nd Round
!colspan="2"|3rd Round
!colspan="2"|4th Round
|-
|'''Votes'''
|'''Percentage'''
|'''Votes'''
|'''Percentage'''
|'''Votes'''
|'''Percentage'''
|'''Votes'''
|'''Percentage'''
|-
|'''Matthew Lattavo'''
|Civ 1T4
|350
|32%
|371
|37%
|441
|48%
|647
|80%
|-
|Praneet Bagga
|Chem 1T4
|266
|24%
|308
|30%
|368
|40%
|''-''
|''-''
|-
|Neell Young
|EngSci 1T4
|235
|21%
|253
|25%
|''-''
|''-''
|''-''
|''-''
|-
|Hardeep Singh
|EngSci 1T5
|124
|11%
|''-''
|''-''
|''-''
|''-''
|''-''
|''-''
|-
|colspan="2"|Re-Open Nominations
|72
|7%
|79
|8%
|112
|12%
|161
|20%
|-
|colspan="2"|Spoiled Ballots
|35
|3%
|35
|3%
|35
|3%
|35
|3%
|-
|colspan="2"|'''Total Ballots Cast'''
|colspan="8"|'''1082'''
|}

===VP External===
{| class="wikitable"
!rowspan="2" colspan="2"|Candidate
!colspan="2"|1st Round
!colspan="2"|2nd Round
!colspan="2"|3rd Round
|-
|'''Votes'''
|'''Percentage'''
|'''Votes'''
|'''Percentage'''
|'''Votes'''
|'''Percentage'''
|-
|'''Anton Klunko'''
|Indy 1T2+PEY
|320
|35%
|374
|43%
|579
|74%
|-
|Nicholas Nico Valenton
|Civ 1T5
|256
|28%
|363
|42%
|''-''
|''-''
|-
|Michael Taguiam
|Chem 1T5
|236
|26%
|''-''
|''-''
|''-''
|''-''
|-
|colspan="2"|Re-Open Nominations
|105
|11%
|127
|15%
|185
|24%
|-
|colspan="2"|Spoiled Ballots
|40
|4%
|40
|4%
|40
|4%
|-
|colspan="2"|'''Total Ballots Cast'''
|colspan="6"|'''957'''
|}

===VP Student Life===
{| class="wikitable"
!rowspan="2" colspan="2"|Candidate
!colspan="2"|1st Round
!colspan="2"|2nd Round
!colspan="2"|3rd Round
|-
|'''Votes'''
|'''Percentage'''
|'''Votes'''
|'''Percentage'''
|'''Votes'''
|'''Percentage'''
|-
|'''Nikola Radovanovic'''
|Mech 1T3+1
|370
|35%
|460
|43%
|745
|69%
|-
|Teresa Nguyen
|Civ 1T4
|331
|31%
|436
|41%
|''-''
|''-''
|-
|Ishan Gupta
|Chem 1T4
|305
|28%
|''-''
|''-''
|''-''
|''-''
|-
|colspan="2"|Re-Open Nominations
|44
|4%
|64
|6%
|120
|11%
|-
|colspan="2"|Spoiled Ballots
|21
|2%
|21
|2%
|21
|2%
|-
|colspan="2"|'''Total Ballots Cast'''
|colspan="6"|'''1071'''
|}

==Levy Referendum Results==
===Blue Sky Solar Car Levy===
{| class="wikitable"
!
!Votes
!Percentage
|-
|Yes
|237
|48%
|-
|'''No'''
|248
|51%
|-
|Spoiled Ballots
|5
|1%
|-
|'''Total Ballots Cast'''
|colspan="2"|'''490'''
|}

===Destination Imagination Levy===
{| class="wikitable"
!
!Votes
!Percentage
|-
|Yes
|103
|24%
|-
|'''No'''
|318
|74%
|-
|Spoiled Ballots
|9
|2%
|-
|'''Total Ballots Cast'''
|colspan="2"|'''430'''
|}

===Iron Dragons Levy===
{| class="wikitable"
!
!Votes
!Percentage
|-
|Yes
|183
|38%
|-
|'''No'''
|292
|61%
|-
|Spoiled Ballots
|5
|1%
|-
|'''Total Ballots Cast'''
|colspan="2"|'''480'''
|}

===Skule Nite Levy===
{| class="wikitable"
!
!Votes
!Percentage
|-
|'''Yes'''
|274
|56%
|-
|No
|217
|44%
|-
|Spoiled Ballots
|1
|0%
|-
|'''Total Ballots Cast'''
|colspan="2"|'''492'''
|}

===Sustainable Engineers Association Levy===
{| class="wikitable"
!
!Votes
!Percentage
|-
|Yes
|143
|32%
|-
|'''No'''
|298
|67%
|-
|Spoiled Ballots
|4
|1%
|-
|'''Total Ballots Cast'''
|colspan="2"|'''445'''
|}

===University of Toronto Concrete Canoe Levy===
{| class="wikitable"
!
!Votes
!Percentage
|-
|Yes
|212
|43%
|-
|'''No'''
|273
|56%
|-
|Spoiled Ballots
|5
|1%
|-
|'''Total Ballots Cast'''
|colspan="2"|'''485'''
|}

===You're Next Career Network Levy===
{| class="wikitable"
!
!Votes
!Percentage
|-
|Yes
|226
|49%
|-
|'''No'''
|233
|51%
|-
|Spoiled Ballots
|1
|0%
|-
|'''Total Ballots Cast'''
|colspan="2"|'''460'''
|}

==Board of Directors Results==
===Chemical Engineering Representative===
{| class="wikitable"
!colspan="2"|Candidate
!Votes
!Percentage
|-
|Nico Valenton
|Chem 1T5
|14
|12%
|-
|Nicole Cyhelka
|Chem 1T3
|19
|16%
|-
|'''Bo Zhang'''
|Chem ?
|69
|57%
|-
|Jessica Li
|Chem 1T2 + PEY
|18
|15%
|-
|colspan="2"|Re-Open Nominations
|1
|0%
|-
|colspan="2"|'''Total Ballots Cast'''
|colspan="2"|'''121'''
|}

===Civil Engineering Representative===
{| class="wikitable"
!colspan="2"|Candidate
!Votes
!Percentage
|-
|Alessandro Zavatti
|Civ 1T2+PEY
|4
|7%
|-
|'''Guillaume Bence-Hebert'''
|Civ 1T4
|25
|45%
|-
|Tahreem Butt
|Civ 1T5
|0
|0%
|-
|Nicholas Nico Valenton
|Civ 1T5
|23
|42%
|-
|colspan="2"|Re-Open Nominations
|3
|5%
|-
|colspan="2"|'''Total Ballots Cast'''
|colspan="2"|'''55'''
|}

===Computer Engineering Representative===
{| class="wikitable"
!colspan="2"|Candidate
!Votes
!Percentage
|-
|'''Kimberly Shen (Yes)'''
|Comp 1T5
|12
|63%
|-
|Kimberly Shen (No)
|Comp 1T5
|7
|37%
|-
|colspan="2"|'''Total Ballots Cast'''
|colspan="2"|'''19'''
|}

===Engineering Science Representative===
{| class="wikitable"
!colspan="2" rowspan="2"|Candidate
!colspan="2"|1st Round
!colspan="2"|2nd Round
!colspan="2"|3rd Round
|-
|'''Votes'''
|'''Percentage'''
|'''Votes'''
|'''Percentage'''
|'''Votes'''
|'''Percentage'''
|-
|'''Patrick Zerr'''
|NΨ 1T4
|54
|42%
|60
|50%
|88
|81%
|-
|Brian To
|NΨ 1T5
|37
|29%
|47
|39%
|colspan="2" align="center"|-
|-
|David Belvedere
|NΨ 1T5
|26
|20%
|colspan="4" align="center"|-
|-
|colspan="2"|Re-Open Nominations
|12
|9%
|13
|11%
|21
|19%
|-
|colspan="2"|'''Total Ballots Cast'''
|colspan="2"|'''129'''
|colspan="2"|'''120'''
|colspan="2"|'''109'''
|}

===Industrial Engineering Representative===
{| class="wikitable"
!colspan="2"|Candidate
!Votes
!Percentage
|-
|'''Gordon Tang'''
|Indy 1T4
|29
|55%
|-
|Eric Andersson
|Indy 1T5
|10
|19%
|-
|colspan="2"|Re-Open Nominations
|14
|26%
|-
|colspan="2"|'''Total Ballots Cast'''
|colspan="2"|'''53'''
|}

===Mechanical Engineering Representative===
{| class="wikitable"
!colspan="2"|Candidate
!Votes
!Percentage
|-
|'''Shamail Rizwan (Yes)'''
|Mech 1T4
|54
|82%
|-
|colspan="2"|Re-Open Nominations
|12
|18%
|-
|colspan="2"|'''Total Ballots Cast'''
|colspan="2"|'''66'''
|}

===Materials Science Engineering Representative===
{| class="wikitable"
!colspan="2"|Candidate
!Votes
!Percentage
|-
|Gabriel Stavros
|MSE 1T3
|16
|35%
|-
|'''Vinson Quoc Truong'''
|MSE 1T4
|29
|63%
|-
|colspan="2"|Re-Open Nominations
|1
|2%
|-
|colspan="2"|'''Total Ballots Cast'''
|colspan="2"|'''46'''
|}

===At-Large Representatives===
{| class="wikitable"
!rowspan="2" colspan="2"|Candidate
!1st Round
!2nd Round
!3rd Round
|-
|colspan="3" align="center"|'''Votes'''
|-
|'''Teresa Nguyen'''
|Civ 1T4
|'''135'''
|colspan="2" align="center"|-
|-
|'''Donnie Yee'''
|Mech 1T2+PEY
|75
|'''87.9'''
|<nowiki>-</nowiki>
|-
|'''Praneet Bagga'''
|Chem 1T4
|63
|67.6
|'''71.3'''
|-
|'''Aidan Muller'''
|MSE 1T4
|49
|53.9
|'''55.9'''
|-
|Evan Boyce
|T1 1T5
|34
|37.9
|39
|-
|Tejas Manjunath
|Mech 1T4
|42
|49.8
|51.4
|-
|Fiona Gan
|NΨ 1T5
|32
|33.3
|34.4
|-
|colspan="2"|Re-Open Nominations
|20
|22.3
|23
|-
|colspan="2"|'''Total Ballots Cast'''
|'''450'''
|'''352.7'''
|'''277.7'''
|}
==Appeals==
Paul Park, on behalf of the Blue Sky Solar Racing Team, appealed the results of the elections, alleging that the Chief Returning Officer Rafal Dittwald had failed to follow the proper procedures in informing clubs of the rules and procedures of the referendums. The Elections Review Committee was struck, consisting of the following members:
* Outgoing President David Cheung
* Faculty Registrar Barbara McCann
* Engineering Alumni Association representative Sonia De Buglio
The ERC met on April 17, 2012 to consider the appeal. The committee found that the grounds of the appeal had not materially affected the election results, but nonetheless [[:File:Referendum Appeals Committee 2012.pdf|ruled]] that clubs that had run referenda to institute designated fee portions could decide to run a second referendum or keep the results of the original one.

Incoming President Rishi Maharaj took issue with the committee's ruling, arguing that it was inconsistent with its own findings, democratic principles and University policy regarding designated fee portions. In a [[:File:2012-04-21 Levy appeal memo.pdf|memorandum]] to all students dated April 21, 2012 informing them of the situation, Maharaj wrote, "I believe that the ERC failed to consider the impact their decision would have on the overall perception and legitimacy of Engineering Society elections."

Maharaj subsequently asked for an emergency Board of Directors meeting on April 28, 2012, where a motion was tabled to reject the decision of the ERC and let the original election result stand. Under Society bylaws, such a motion requires unanimous consent. The motion passed and the appeal was rejected.

F!rosh Pranks

2017-05-04T19:40:44Z

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'''F!rosh Pranks''' are pranks carried out by the F!rosh class before the end of their first year at Skule. The pranks follow in the strong tradition of pranking in engineering culture and strive to show the creativity, ingenuity, and spirit of the first year class.

==Past F!rosh Pranks==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! F!rosh Class
! Prank
|-
| 2T0 / 2T0 TrackOne
| Built a trebuchet. It fired but was ultimately destroyed after an attempted modification.
|-
| 1T9 / 1T9 TrackOne
| ?
|-
| 1T8 / 1T8 TrackOne
| Built a 1T8-shaped maze out of wrapping paper in the Pit; built large dart board to choose your discipline.
|-
| 1T7 / 1T7 TrackOne
| 'TrackOne X-mas', delivered discipline-related wrapped gifts to each common room; 'TrackOne Monopoly', built lifesize monopoly board in the Pit
|-
| 1T6 / 1T6 TrackOne
| 'Winter Wonderland', decorated the pit for Christmas with lights and gift wrap; TrackOne 'Plinko Table' for choosing a discipline
|-
|-
| 1T5
| 'Giant Foos', large playable Foosball table in the Pit; 'Merry F!mas', decorated the Pit for the holidays with giant snowflakes
|-
| 1T4 / 1T4 TrackOne
| 'Sliding Puzzle' Banner, TrackOne 'Sorting Hat'
|-
| 1T3
| 'Erection' Obelisk
|-
| 1T2
| 'Crashed Space Ship' in the Pit
|-
| 1T1
| Giant 'F!' on UC Tower, decorated the Pit for the holidays, Atrium Renovation wrecking ball
|-
| 1T0
| [[Mice]] Car crashing through the Pit
|-
| 0T9
| '0T9', [[Brute Force Committee|BFC]] Crest Spoons outside [[Mechanical Engineering Building|MC]]
|-
| 0T8
| Turned the Pit into a large hamster cage
|-
| 0T7
| Batphone-booth in the atrium, filled EngSoc office with balloons
|-
| 0T6
| '0T6 Country', hung up across King's College road
|-
| 0T5
| Large paper airplane suspended above the Pit
|-
|}

[[Category: Pranks]]

Suds

2017-01-28T04:05:41Z

Eigenvector:

Suds is the pub operated by the Engineering Society. Affectionately known as the 'Engineering Pre-Pub Pub', Suds is open every Friday afternoon during the Skule™ year and every day during [[F!rosh Week]] and [[Godiva Week]]. Suds is part of what makes Skule™ unique as it is the last undergraduate student-run bar at the University of Toronto. But that's all that should be mentioned here, as advertising online is not permitted by its licensing body, so if you have questions please e-mail the managers of Suds at suds@skule.ca.

==History==
First formerly called the "Sandford Fleming Pub", then the "Duke of Skule" for a short period, the name "SUDS" was first used in 1984 and has persisted to this day.

== Past Suds Managers ==
After 2003, the Suds Manager positions were turned into Suds Operations Manager and Suds Finance Manager.

{| class="wikitable"
|-
!Year
!colspan="2"|Operations
!colspan="2"|Finance
|-
|2016-2017
|Carlos Antonio Fiel
|Chem 1T8 + 1
|Aron Sankar
|Indy 1T6 + 1
|-
|2015-2016
|Stephen Dawe
|Chem 1T6 + 1
|Sabrina Sikora
|Chem 1T6 + 1
|-
|2014-2015
|John Sweeney
|Chem 1T6
|Nolan Piette
|Mech 1T4+PEY
|-
|2013-2014
|Pearl Barrett
|Min 1T5+1
|Soph Wolf
|Elec 1T5
|-
|2012-2013
|Andrew Barolet
|Mech 1T4+PEY
|Gordon Tattle
|Civ 1T4
|-
|2011-2012
|Nikola Radovanović
|Mech 1T3T2+2
|Ryan Mintz
|ECE 1T4
|-
|2010-2011
|[[user:Ian Parker|Ian Parker]]
|Min 1T2+1.5
|Denizcan Karadadas
|Indy 1T2+PEY
|-
|2009-2010
|Franz LaZerte
|Mech 0T9+PEY
|Ariel Feldman
|Mech 0T9+PEY
|-
|2008-2009
|Vanessa di Battista
|Civ 1T1+1
|Ryan Campbell
|NΨ 0T7+∞
|-
|2007-2008
|Charlsie Searle
|Civ 0T8+1+PEY
|Jennifer Lee
|Civ 0T7+PEY
|-
|2006-2007
|Jessica Tinianov
|Mech 0T6+PEY
|Alexandra Barrett
|Indy 0T7+PEY
|-
|2005-2006
|Jon Hollands
|Mech 0T5+PEY
|Catherine Korinek
|Civ 0T6
|-
|2004-2005
|Eamon McDermott
|NΨ 0T5+3
|Don D'Souza
|?
|-
|
!colspan="4"|Manager
|-
|2003-2004
|Susan Hogle
|Mech 0T4
|Don McAuslan
|?
|-
|2002-2003
|Erika Keissner
|0T2
|Drago Banovic
|?
|-
|2001-2002
|Matt Parker
|NΨ 0T3
|Rob Siklos
|NΨ 0T1+PEY
|-
|2000-2001
|Chris Davis
|COMP 0T0
|Ken McNeil
|ELEC 0T0
|-
|1999-2000
|Dan Siegal
|NΨ 0T1
|Tim Hong
|?
|-
|1998-1999
|Peter Blaser
|?
|David Brodrecht
|?
|-
|1997-1998
|Jacob Hanley
|?
|Danny Kocic
|?
|-
|1996-1997
|Alex Paradi
|?
|Joe McNamara
|?
|-
|1995-1996
|Kenneth Gower
|Mech 9T6
|Alex Mihailidis
|Mech 9T6
|-
|1994-1995
|Ed Vujnovic
|Chem 9T6
|Taras Kohut
|Mech 9T7
|-
|1993-1994
|Karri Paradi
|?
|Bogdan Osadet
|?
|-
|1992-1993
|Ed Dobbertin
|?
|Dave Vendramini
|?
|-
|1991-1992
|Richard Petrusev
|?
|Christine Gallagher
|?
|-
|1990-1991
|J. C. St. Amour
|?
|Jody Hubert
|?
|-
|1989-1990
|Wayne Bell
|?
|Brett Noye
|?
|-
|1988-1989
|Nancy Battistel
|?
|Viktor Kvrgic
|?

Hardhat Decoration Contest

2017-01-28T03:10:46Z

Eigenvector: /* Hardhat Decoration Contest Winners */

F!rosh get the opportunity to decorate and showcase their yellow hardhats in this competition judged by previous competition finalists.

==Hardhat Decoration Contest Winners==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
!Year
!Winner

|-
|2015
|Dmytri Kazymyrov
|-
|2013
|Aaron Weber
|-
|2012
|Thomas Medal / Tom Piotrowski / ?
|-
|2011
|Flamethrower F!rosh [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2dlL7yZXCes]
|-
|2010
|Joel Musial
|-
|2009
|Derrick Rytwinski / Paulette Holtham / Samantha Lane
|-
|2008
|Matt Karabela / Vanessa DiBattista / Kevin Vanderwoude
|-
|2007
|Mike Medal
|-
|-
|2006
|Catherine Kierans (Arrow & LED display) / ?? (Tennis racket) / ?? (Potato Gun)
|-
|}

Template:Engineering Society by 2014

2017-01-28T03:09:35Z

Eigenvector: /* Class Representatives */ Fix format

==Engineering Society Positions==
===Officers===

<div>{{#if:{{{president|}}}|*[[President]] - {{{president}}}}}{{#if:{{{vp_finance|}}}|*[[VP Finance]] - {{{vp_finance}}}}}{{#if:{{{vp_communications|}}}|*[[VP Communications]] - {{{vp_communications}}}}}{{#if:{{{vp_internal|}}}|*[[VP Communications | VP Internal]] - {{{vp_internal}}}}}{{#if:{{{vp_academic|}}}|*[[VP Academic]] - {{{vp_academic}}}}}{{#if:{{{vp_external|}}}|*[[VP External]] - {{{vp_external}}}}}{{#if:{{{vp_student_life|}}}|*[[VP Student Life]] - {{{vp_student_life}}}}}{{#if:{{{vp_activities|}}}|*[[VP Student Life | VP Activities]] - {{{vp_activities}}}}}
</div>

===Project Directors===
<div>{{#if:{{{archivist|}}}|*[[Archivist]] - {{{archivist}}}}}{{#if:{{{cannonball|}}}|*[[Cannonball]] Chair - {{{cannonball}}}}}{{#if:{{{cannon_editor|}}}|*[[The Cannon (Newspaper)|Cannon]] Editor - {{{cannon_editor}}}}}{{#if:{{{community_outreach|}}}|*[[Community Outreach]] Director - {{{community_outreach}}}}}{{#if:{{{compsys_admin|}}}|*[[Computer Systems Administrator]] - {{{compsys_admin}}}}}{{#if:{{{stores_mang1|}}}|*[[Engineering Stores|Stores]] Manager - {{{stores_mang1}}}}}{{#if:{{{stores_mang2|}}}|*[[Engineering Stores|Stores]] Manager - {{{stores_mang2}}}}}{{#if:{{{external_dir|}}}|*[[External Relations Director]] - {{{external_dir}}}}}{{#if:{{{f!rosh_handbook|}}}|*[[F!rosh Handbook]] Editor - {{{f!rosh_handbook}}}}}{{#if:{{{gradball|}}}|*[[Gradball]] Chair - {{{gradball}}}}}{{#if:{{{caf_mang1|}}}|*[[Hard Hat Cafe]] Manager - {{{caf_mang1}}}}}{{#if:{{{caf_mang2|}}}|*[[Hard Hat Cafe]] Manager - {{{caf_mang2}}}}}{{#if:{{{hi-skule|}}}|*[[Hi-Skule]] Liaison - {{{hi-skule}}}}}{{#if:{{{ombudsman|}}}|*[[Ombudsperson]] - {{{ombudsman}}}}}{{#if:{{{orientation|}}}|*[[Orientation Chair]] - {{{orientation}}}}}{{#if:{{{skulebook|}}}|*[[Skulebook]] Editor - {{{skulebook}}}}}{{#if:{{{skule_kup|}}}|*[[Skule Kup]] Director - {{{skule_kup}}}}}{{#if:{{{skule_points|}}}|*[[Skule Points]] Director - {{{skule_points}}}}}{{#if:{{{sponsorship|}}}|*[[Sponsorship Director]] - {{{sponsorship}}}}}{{#if:{{{suds_mang1|}}}|*[[Suds]] Manager - {{{suds_mang1}}}}}{{#if:{{{suds_mang2|}}}|*[[Suds]] Manager - {{{suds_mang2}}}}}{{#if:{{{toike_editor|}}}|*[[Toike Oike]] Editor - {{{toike_editor}}}}}{{#if:{{{utek|}}}|*[[UTEK]] Director - {{{utek}}}}}{{#if:{{{webmaster|}}}|*[[Webmaster]] - {{{webmaster}}}}}
</div>

{{#if:{{{cro|}}}|*[[Chief Returning Officer]] - {{{cro}}}}}

<br>

===Board of Directors===
<div>
{|class="wikitable"
|Speaker||{{{speaker|''vacant''}}}
|-
|Chemical Engineering Representative||{{{bod_chem|''vacant''}}}
|-
|Civil Engineering Representative||{{{bod_civ|''vacant''}}}
|-
|Computer Engineering Representative||{{{bod_comp|''vacant''}}}
|-
|Electrical Engineering Representative||{{{bod_elec|''vacant''}}}
|-
|Engineering Science Representative||{{{bod_engsci|''vacant''}}}
|-
|Industrial Engineering Representative||{{{bod_indy|''vacant''}}}
|-
|Materials Science Engineering Representative||{{{bod_mse|''vacant''}}}
|-
|Mechanical Engineering Representative||{{{bod_mech|''vacant''}}}
|-
|Mineral Engineering Representative||{{{bod_min|''vacant''}}}
|-
|At-Large Representative||{{{bod_al1|''vacant''}}}
|-
|At-Large Representative||{{{bod_al2|''vacant''}}}
|-
|At-Large Representative||{{{bod_al3|''vacant''}}}
|-
|At-Large Representative||{{{bod_al4|''vacant''}}}
|-
|First Year Representative||{{{bod_f!1|''vacant''}}}
|-
|First Year Representative||{{{bod_f!2|''vacant''}}}
|-
|First Year Representative||{{{bod_f!3|''vacant''}}}
|}
<nowiki>*</nowiki>Resigned
<nowiki>**</nowiki> Recalled from the Board of Directors
</div>

==Discipline Club Chairs==
{{#if:{{{chem_club|}}}|*[[Chemical Engineering Club]] - {{{chem_club}}}}}{{#if:{{{civ_club|}}}|*[[Civil Engineering Club]] - {{{civ_club}}}}}{{#if:{{{comp_club|}}}|*[[Computer Engineering Club]] - {{{comp_club}}}}}{{#if:{{{elec_club|}}}|*[[Electrical Engineering Club]] - {{{elec_club}}}}}{{#if:{{{engsci_club|}}}|*[[Engineering Science Club]] - {{{engsci_club}}}}}{{#if:{{{indy_club|}}}|*[[Industrial Engineering Club]] - {{{indy_club}}}}}{{#if:{{{mse_club|}}}|*[[Materials Science and Engineering Club]] - {{{mse_club}}}}} {{#if:{{{mech_club|}}}|*[[Mechanical Engineering Club]] - {{{mech_club}}}}}{{#if:{{{min_club|}}}|*[[Mineral Engineering Club]] - {{{min_club}}}}}

==Class Representatives==
<div>{{#if:{{{frosh1|}}}|*F!rosh Representative I - {{{frosh1}}}}}{{#if:{{{frosh2|}}}|*F!rosh Representative II - {{{frosh2}}}}}{{#if:{{{frosh3|}}}|*F!rosh Representative III - {{{frosh3}}}}}{{#if:{{{frosh4|}}}|*F!rosh Representative IV - {{{frosh4}}}}}{{#if:{{{frosh5|}}}|*F!rosh Representative V - {{{frosh5}}}}}{{#if:{{{frosh6|}}}|*F!rosh Representative VI - {{{frosh6}}}}}{{#if:{{{frosh7|}}}|*F!rosh Representative VII - {{{frosh7}}}}}{{#if:{{{frosh8|}}}|*F!rosh Representative VIII - {{{frosh8}}}}}{{#if:{{{frosh9|}}}|*F!rosh Representative IX - {{{frosh9}}}}}
</div>
{|class="wikitable"
|Chemical Engineering||{{{1}}}||{{{chem1|''vacant''}}}
|-
| ||{{{2}}}||{{{chem2|''vacant''}}}
|-
| ||{{{3}}}||{{{chem3|''vacant''}}}
|-
| ||{{{4}}}||{{{chem4|''vacant''}}}
|-
|
|-
|Civil Engineering ||{{{1}}}||{{{civ1|''vacant''}}}
|-
| ||{{{2}}}||{{{civ2|''vacant''}}}
|-
| ||{{{3}}}||{{{civ3|''vacant''}}}
|-
| ||{{{4}}}||{{{civ4|''vacant''}}}
|-
|
|-
|Computer Engineering ||{{{1}}}||{{{comp1|''vacant''}}}
|-
| ||{{{2}}}||{{{comp2|''vacant''}}}
|-
| ||{{{3}}}||{{{comp3|''vacant''}}}
|-
| ||{{{4}}}||{{{comp4|''vacant''}}}
|-
|
|-
|Electrical Engineering ||{{{1}}}||{{{elec1|''vacant''}}}
|-
| ||{{{2}}}||{{{elec2|''vacant''}}}
|-
| ||{{{3}}}||{{{elec3|''vacant''}}}
|-
| ||{{{4}}}||{{{elec4|''vacant''}}}
|-
|
|-
|Engineering Science ||{{{1}}}||{{{engsci1|''vacant''}}}
|-
| ||{{{2}}}||{{{engsci2|''vacant''}}}
|-
| ||{{{3}}}||{{{engsci3|''vacant''}}}
|-
| ||{{{4}}}||{{{engsci4|''vacant''}}}
|-
|
|-
|Industrial Engineering ||{{{1}}}||{{{indy1|''vacant''}}}
|-
| ||{{{2}}}||{{{indy2|''vacant''}}}
|-
| ||{{{3}}}||{{{indy3|''vacant''}}}
|-
| ||{{{4}}}||{{{indy4|''vacant''}}}
|-
|
|-
|Materials Science & Engineering ||{{{1}}}||{{{mse1|''vacant''}}}
|-
| ||{{{2}}}||{{{mse2|''vacant''}}}
|-
| ||{{{3}}}||{{{mse3|''vacant''}}}
|-
| ||{{{4}}}||{{{mse4|''vacant''}}}
|-
|
|-
|Mechanical Engineering ||{{{1}}}||{{{mech1|''vacant''}}}
|-
| ||{{{2}}}||{{{mech2|''vacant''}}}
|-
| ||{{{3}}}||{{{mech3|''vacant''}}}
|-
| ||{{{4}}}||{{{mech4|''vacant''}}}
|-
|
|-
|Mineral Engineering ||{{{1}}}||{{{min1|''vacant''}}}
|-
| ||{{{2}}}||{{{min2|''vacant''}}}
|-
| ||{{{3}}}||{{{min3|''vacant''}}}
|-
| ||{{{4}}}||{{{min4|''vacant''}}}
|-
|{{#if:{{{t1|}}}|TrackOne ||{{{1}}}||{{{t1|''vacant''}}}
|-
|{{#if:{{{firstyearchair|}}}|First Year Chair ||{{{1}}}||{{{firstyearchair|''vacant''}}}
|-
|{{#if:{{{fourthyearchair|}}}|Fourth Year Chair ||{{{4}}}||{{{fourthyearchair|''vacant''}}}
|}

==Skule™ Spirit==
<div>{{#if:{{{lgmb_bl|}}}|*[[Bnad Leedur]] - {{{lgmb_bl}}}}}{{#if:{{{lgmb_dm|}}}|*[[D(r)umb Majur(k)]] - {{{lgmb_dm}}}}}{{#if:{{{lgmb_cm|}}}|*[[Cymbolic Major]] - {{{lgmb_cm}}}}}{{#if:{{{cannon_ca|}}}|*[[Chief Attiliator]] - {{{cannon_ca}}}}}{{#if:{{{bg_chair|}}}|*[[Blue & Gold Committee]] Chair - {{{bg_chair}}}}}{{#if:{{{skulenite_director|}}}|*[[Skule Nite]] Director - {{{skulenite_director}}}}}{{#if:{{{skulenite_producer|}}}|*[[Skule Nite]] Producer - {{{skulenite_producer}}}}}{{#if:{{{eaa|}}}|*[[Engineering Athletics Association]] President - {{{eaa}}}}}
</div>

==Godiva Week Competition Winners==
<div>{{#if:{{{godivas_quest|}}}|*[[Godiva's Quest]] - {{{godivas_quest}}}}}{{#if:{{{mr_bg|}}}|*[[Mr. Blue & Gold]] - {{{mr_bg}}}}}{{#if:{{{godivas_crown|}}}|*[[Godiva's Crown]] - {{{godivas_crown}}}}}{{#if:{{{ultimate_frosh|}}}|*[[Ultimate F!rosh]] - {{{ultimate_frosh}}}}}{{#if:{{{chariot_race|}}}|*[[Ye Grande Olde Chariot Race]] - {{{chariot_race}}}}}{{#if:{{{utsu1|}}}|*UTSU Director - {{{utsu1}}}}}{{#if:{{{utsu2|}}}|*UTSU Director - {{{utsu2}}}}}{{#if:{{{utsu3|}}}|*UTSU Director - {{{utsu3}}}}}{{#if:{{{gc1|}}}|*Governing Council Director - {{{gc1}}}}}{{#if:{{{gc2|}}}|*Governing Council Director - {{{gc2}}}}}
</div>

Template:Engineering Society by 2014

2017-01-28T03:09:01Z

Eigenvector: /* Board of Directors */ Fix format

==Engineering Society Positions==
===Officers===

<div>{{#if:{{{president|}}}|*[[President]] - {{{president}}}}}{{#if:{{{vp_finance|}}}|*[[VP Finance]] - {{{vp_finance}}}}}{{#if:{{{vp_communications|}}}|*[[VP Communications]] - {{{vp_communications}}}}}{{#if:{{{vp_internal|}}}|*[[VP Communications | VP Internal]] - {{{vp_internal}}}}}{{#if:{{{vp_academic|}}}|*[[VP Academic]] - {{{vp_academic}}}}}{{#if:{{{vp_external|}}}|*[[VP External]] - {{{vp_external}}}}}{{#if:{{{vp_student_life|}}}|*[[VP Student Life]] - {{{vp_student_life}}}}}{{#if:{{{vp_activities|}}}|*[[VP Student Life | VP Activities]] - {{{vp_activities}}}}}
</div>

===Project Directors===
<div>{{#if:{{{archivist|}}}|*[[Archivist]] - {{{archivist}}}}}{{#if:{{{cannonball|}}}|*[[Cannonball]] Chair - {{{cannonball}}}}}{{#if:{{{cannon_editor|}}}|*[[The Cannon (Newspaper)|Cannon]] Editor - {{{cannon_editor}}}}}{{#if:{{{community_outreach|}}}|*[[Community Outreach]] Director - {{{community_outreach}}}}}{{#if:{{{compsys_admin|}}}|*[[Computer Systems Administrator]] - {{{compsys_admin}}}}}{{#if:{{{stores_mang1|}}}|*[[Engineering Stores|Stores]] Manager - {{{stores_mang1}}}}}{{#if:{{{stores_mang2|}}}|*[[Engineering Stores|Stores]] Manager - {{{stores_mang2}}}}}{{#if:{{{external_dir|}}}|*[[External Relations Director]] - {{{external_dir}}}}}{{#if:{{{f!rosh_handbook|}}}|*[[F!rosh Handbook]] Editor - {{{f!rosh_handbook}}}}}{{#if:{{{gradball|}}}|*[[Gradball]] Chair - {{{gradball}}}}}{{#if:{{{caf_mang1|}}}|*[[Hard Hat Cafe]] Manager - {{{caf_mang1}}}}}{{#if:{{{caf_mang2|}}}|*[[Hard Hat Cafe]] Manager - {{{caf_mang2}}}}}{{#if:{{{hi-skule|}}}|*[[Hi-Skule]] Liaison - {{{hi-skule}}}}}{{#if:{{{ombudsman|}}}|*[[Ombudsperson]] - {{{ombudsman}}}}}{{#if:{{{orientation|}}}|*[[Orientation Chair]] - {{{orientation}}}}}{{#if:{{{skulebook|}}}|*[[Skulebook]] Editor - {{{skulebook}}}}}{{#if:{{{skule_kup|}}}|*[[Skule Kup]] Director - {{{skule_kup}}}}}{{#if:{{{skule_points|}}}|*[[Skule Points]] Director - {{{skule_points}}}}}{{#if:{{{sponsorship|}}}|*[[Sponsorship Director]] - {{{sponsorship}}}}}{{#if:{{{suds_mang1|}}}|*[[Suds]] Manager - {{{suds_mang1}}}}}{{#if:{{{suds_mang2|}}}|*[[Suds]] Manager - {{{suds_mang2}}}}}{{#if:{{{toike_editor|}}}|*[[Toike Oike]] Editor - {{{toike_editor}}}}}{{#if:{{{utek|}}}|*[[UTEK]] Director - {{{utek}}}}}{{#if:{{{webmaster|}}}|*[[Webmaster]] - {{{webmaster}}}}}
</div>

{{#if:{{{cro|}}}|*[[Chief Returning Officer]] - {{{cro}}}}}

<br>

===Board of Directors===
<div>
{|class="wikitable"
|Speaker||{{{speaker|''vacant''}}}
|-
|Chemical Engineering Representative||{{{bod_chem|''vacant''}}}
|-
|Civil Engineering Representative||{{{bod_civ|''vacant''}}}
|-
|Computer Engineering Representative||{{{bod_comp|''vacant''}}}
|-
|Electrical Engineering Representative||{{{bod_elec|''vacant''}}}
|-
|Engineering Science Representative||{{{bod_engsci|''vacant''}}}
|-
|Industrial Engineering Representative||{{{bod_indy|''vacant''}}}
|-
|Materials Science Engineering Representative||{{{bod_mse|''vacant''}}}
|-
|Mechanical Engineering Representative||{{{bod_mech|''vacant''}}}
|-
|Mineral Engineering Representative||{{{bod_min|''vacant''}}}
|-
|At-Large Representative||{{{bod_al1|''vacant''}}}
|-
|At-Large Representative||{{{bod_al2|''vacant''}}}
|-
|At-Large Representative||{{{bod_al3|''vacant''}}}
|-
|At-Large Representative||{{{bod_al4|''vacant''}}}
|-
|First Year Representative||{{{bod_f!1|''vacant''}}}
|-
|First Year Representative||{{{bod_f!2|''vacant''}}}
|-
|First Year Representative||{{{bod_f!3|''vacant''}}}
|}
<nowiki>*</nowiki>Resigned
<nowiki>**</nowiki> Recalled from the Board of Directors
</div>

==Discipline Club Chairs==
{{#if:{{{chem_club|}}}|*[[Chemical Engineering Club]] - {{{chem_club}}}}}{{#if:{{{civ_club|}}}|*[[Civil Engineering Club]] - {{{civ_club}}}}}{{#if:{{{comp_club|}}}|*[[Computer Engineering Club]] - {{{comp_club}}}}}{{#if:{{{elec_club|}}}|*[[Electrical Engineering Club]] - {{{elec_club}}}}}{{#if:{{{engsci_club|}}}|*[[Engineering Science Club]] - {{{engsci_club}}}}}{{#if:{{{indy_club|}}}|*[[Industrial Engineering Club]] - {{{indy_club}}}}}{{#if:{{{mse_club|}}}|*[[Materials Science and Engineering Club]] - {{{mse_club}}}}} {{#if:{{{mech_club|}}}|*[[Mechanical Engineering Club]] - {{{mech_club}}}}}{{#if:{{{min_club|}}}|*[[Mineral Engineering Club]] - {{{min_club}}}}}

==Class Representatives==
<div>{{#if:{{{frosh1|}}}|*F!rosh Representative I - {{{frosh1}}}}}{{#if:{{{frosh2|}}}|*F!rosh Representative II - {{{frosh2}}}}}{{#if:{{{frosh3|}}}|*F!rosh Representative III - {{{frosh3}}}}}{{#if:{{{frosh4|}}}|*F!rosh Representative IV - {{{frosh4}}}}}{{#if:{{{frosh5|}}}|*F!rosh Representative V - {{{frosh5}}}}}{{#if:{{{frosh6|}}}|*F!rosh Representative VI - {{{frosh6}}}}}{{#if:{{{frosh7|}}}|*F!rosh Representative VII - {{{frosh7}}}}}{{#if:{{{frosh8|}}}|*F!rosh Representative VIII - {{{frosh8}}}}}{{#if:{{{frosh9|}}}|*F!rosh Representative IX - {{{frosh9}}}}}
</div>
{|
|Chemical Engineering||{{{1}}}||{{{chem1|''vacant''}}}
|-
| ||{{{2}}}||{{{chem2|''vacant''}}}
|-
| ||{{{3}}}||{{{chem3|''vacant''}}}
|-
| ||{{{4}}}||{{{chem4|''vacant''}}}
|-
|
|-
|Civil Engineering ||{{{1}}}||{{{civ1|''vacant''}}}
|-
| ||{{{2}}}||{{{civ2|''vacant''}}}
|-
| ||{{{3}}}||{{{civ3|''vacant''}}}
|-
| ||{{{4}}}||{{{civ4|''vacant''}}}
|-
|
|-
|Computer Engineering ||{{{1}}}||{{{comp1|''vacant''}}}
|-
| ||{{{2}}}||{{{comp2|''vacant''}}}
|-
| ||{{{3}}}||{{{comp3|''vacant''}}}
|-
| ||{{{4}}}||{{{comp4|''vacant''}}}
|-
|
|-
|Electrical Engineering ||{{{1}}}||{{{elec1|''vacant''}}}
|-
| ||{{{2}}}||{{{elec2|''vacant''}}}
|-
| ||{{{3}}}||{{{elec3|''vacant''}}}
|-
| ||{{{4}}}||{{{elec4|''vacant''}}}
|-
|
|-
|Engineering Science ||{{{1}}}||{{{engsci1|''vacant''}}}
|-
| ||{{{2}}}||{{{engsci2|''vacant''}}}
|-
| ||{{{3}}}||{{{engsci3|''vacant''}}}
|-
| ||{{{4}}}||{{{engsci4|''vacant''}}}
|-
|
|-
|Industrial Engineering ||{{{1}}}||{{{indy1|''vacant''}}}
|-
| ||{{{2}}}||{{{indy2|''vacant''}}}
|-
| ||{{{3}}}||{{{indy3|''vacant''}}}
|-
| ||{{{4}}}||{{{indy4|''vacant''}}}
|-
|
|-
|Materials Science & Engineering ||{{{1}}}||{{{mse1|''vacant''}}}
|-
| ||{{{2}}}||{{{mse2|''vacant''}}}
|-
| ||{{{3}}}||{{{mse3|''vacant''}}}
|-
| ||{{{4}}}||{{{mse4|''vacant''}}}
|-
|
|-
|Mechanical Engineering ||{{{1}}}||{{{mech1|''vacant''}}}
|-
| ||{{{2}}}||{{{mech2|''vacant''}}}
|-
| ||{{{3}}}||{{{mech3|''vacant''}}}
|-
| ||{{{4}}}||{{{mech4|''vacant''}}}
|-
|
|-
|Mineral Engineering ||{{{1}}}||{{{min1|''vacant''}}}
|-
| ||{{{2}}}||{{{min2|''vacant''}}}
|-
| ||{{{3}}}||{{{min3|''vacant''}}}
|-
| ||{{{4}}}||{{{min4|''vacant''}}}
|-
|{{#if:{{{t1|}}}|TrackOne ||{{{1}}}||{{{t1|''vacant''}}}
|-
|{{#if:{{{firstyearchair|}}}|First Year Chair ||{{{1}}}||{{{firstyearchair|''vacant''}}}
|-
|{{#if:{{{fourthyearchair|}}}|Fourth Year Chair ||{{{4}}}||{{{fourthyearchair|''vacant''}}}
|}

==Skule™ Spirit==
<div>{{#if:{{{lgmb_bl|}}}|*[[Bnad Leedur]] - {{{lgmb_bl}}}}}{{#if:{{{lgmb_dm|}}}|*[[D(r)umb Majur(k)]] - {{{lgmb_dm}}}}}{{#if:{{{lgmb_cm|}}}|*[[Cymbolic Major]] - {{{lgmb_cm}}}}}{{#if:{{{cannon_ca|}}}|*[[Chief Attiliator]] - {{{cannon_ca}}}}}{{#if:{{{bg_chair|}}}|*[[Blue & Gold Committee]] Chair - {{{bg_chair}}}}}{{#if:{{{skulenite_director|}}}|*[[Skule Nite]] Director - {{{skulenite_director}}}}}{{#if:{{{skulenite_producer|}}}|*[[Skule Nite]] Producer - {{{skulenite_producer}}}}}{{#if:{{{eaa|}}}|*[[Engineering Athletics Association]] President - {{{eaa}}}}}
</div>

==Godiva Week Competition Winners==
<div>{{#if:{{{godivas_quest|}}}|*[[Godiva's Quest]] - {{{godivas_quest}}}}}{{#if:{{{mr_bg|}}}|*[[Mr. Blue & Gold]] - {{{mr_bg}}}}}{{#if:{{{godivas_crown|}}}|*[[Godiva's Crown]] - {{{godivas_crown}}}}}{{#if:{{{ultimate_frosh|}}}|*[[Ultimate F!rosh]] - {{{ultimate_frosh}}}}}{{#if:{{{chariot_race|}}}|*[[Ye Grande Olde Chariot Race]] - {{{chariot_race}}}}}{{#if:{{{utsu1|}}}|*UTSU Director - {{{utsu1}}}}}{{#if:{{{utsu2|}}}|*UTSU Director - {{{utsu2}}}}}{{#if:{{{utsu3|}}}|*UTSU Director - {{{utsu3}}}}}{{#if:{{{gc1|}}}|*Governing Council Director - {{{gc1}}}}}{{#if:{{{gc2|}}}|*Governing Council Director - {{{gc2}}}}}
</div>

Template:Engineering Society by 2013

2017-01-28T03:05:13Z

Eigenvector: /* Class Representatives */

==Engineering Society Positions==
===Officers===

<div>{{#if:{{{president|}}}|*[[President]] - {{{president}}}}}{{#if:{{{vp_finance|}}}|*[[VP Finance]] - {{{vp_finance}}}}}{{#if:{{{vp_communications|}}}|*[[VP Communications]] - {{{vp_communications}}}}}{{#if:{{{vp_internal|}}}|*[[VP Communications | VP Internal]] - {{{vp_internal}}}}}{{#if:{{{vp_academic|}}}|*[[VP Academic]] - {{{vp_academic}}}}}{{#if:{{{vp_external|}}}|*[[VP External]] - {{{vp_external}}}}}{{#if:{{{vp_student_life|}}}|*[[VP Student Life]] - {{{vp_student_life}}}}}{{#if:{{{vp_activities|}}}|*[[VP Student Life | VP Activities]] - {{{vp_activities}}}}}
<nowiki>*</nowiki>Resigned
</div>

===Project Directors===
<div>{{#if:{{{archivist|}}}|*[[Archivist]] - {{{archivist}}}}}{{#if:{{{cannonball|}}}|*[[Cannonball]] Chair - {{{cannonball}}}}}{{#if:{{{cannon_editor|}}}|*[[The Cannon (Newspaper)|Cannon]] Editor - {{{cannon_editor}}}}}{{#if:{{{community_outreach|}}}|*[[Community Outreach]] Director - {{{community_outreach}}}}}{{#if:{{{compsys_admin|}}}|*[[Computer Systems Administrator]] - {{{compsys_admin}}}}}{{#if:{{{stores_mang1|}}}|*[[Engineering Stores|Stores]] Manager - {{{stores_mang1}}}}}{{#if:{{{stores_mang2|}}}|*[[Engineering Stores|Stores]] Manager - {{{stores_mang2}}}}}{{#if:{{{external_dir|}}}|*[[External Relations Director]] - {{{external_dir}}}}}{{#if:{{{f!rosh_handbook|}}}|*[[F!rosh Handbook]] Editor - {{{f!rosh_handbook}}}}}{{#if:{{{gradball|}}}|*[[Gradball]] Chair - {{{gradball}}}}}{{#if:{{{caf_mang1|}}}|*[[Hard Hat Cafe]] Manager - {{{caf_mang1}}}}}{{#if:{{{caf_mang2|}}}|*[[Hard Hat Cafe]] Manager - {{{caf_mang2}}}}}{{#if:{{{hi-skule|}}}|*[[Hi-Skule]] Liaison - {{{hi-skule}}}}}{{#if:{{{ombudsman|}}}|*[[Ombudsperson]] - {{{ombudsman}}}}}{{#if:{{{orientation|}}}|*[[Orientation Chair]] - {{{orientation}}}}}{{#if:{{{skulebook|}}}|*[[Skulebook]] Editor - {{{skulebook}}}}}{{#if:{{{skule_kup|}}}|*[[Skule Kup]] Director - {{{skule_kup}}}}}{{#if:{{{skule_points|}}}|*[[Skule Points]] Director - {{{skule_points}}}}}{{#if:{{{sponsorship|}}}|*[[Sponsorship Director]] - {{{sponsorship}}}}}{{#if:{{{suds_mang1|}}}|*[[Suds]] Manager - {{{suds_mang1}}}}}{{#if:{{{suds_mang2|}}}|*[[Suds]] Manager - {{{suds_mang2}}}}}{{#if:{{{toike_editor|}}}|*[[Toike Oike]] Editor - {{{toike_editor}}}}}{{#if:{{{utek|}}}|*[[UTEK]] Director - {{{utek}}}}}{{#if:{{{webmaster|}}}|*[[Webmaster]] - {{{webmaster}}}}}
</div>

{{#if:{{{cro|}}}|*[[Chief Returning Officer]] - {{{cro}}}}}

<nowiki>*</nowiki>Resigned
<br>

===Board of Directors===
<div>
{|class="wikitable"
|Speaker||{{{speaker|''vacant''}}}
|-
|Chemical Engineering Representative||{{{bod_chem|''vacant''}}}
|-
|Civil Engineering Representative||{{{bod_civ|''vacant''}}}
|-
|Computer Engineering Representative||{{{bod_comp|''vacant''}}}
|-
|Electrical Engineering Representative||{{{bod_elec|''vacant''}}}
|-
|Engineering Science Representative||{{{bod_engsci|''vacant''}}}
|-
|Industrial Engineering Representative||{{{bod_indy|''vacant''}}}
|-
|Materials Science Engineering Representative||{{{bod_mse|''vacant''}}}
|-
|Mechanical Engineering Representative||{{{bod_mech|''vacant''}}}
|-
|Mineral Engineering Representative||{{{bod_min|''vacant''}}}
|-
|At-Large Representative||{{{bod_al1|''vacant''}}}
|-
|At-Large Representative||{{{bod_al2|''vacant''}}}
|-
|At-Large Representative||{{{bod_al3|''vacant''}}}
|-
|At-Large Representative||{{{bod_al4|''vacant''}}}
|-
|First Year Representative||{{{bod_f!1|''vacant''}}}
|-
|First Year Representative||{{{bod_f!2|''vacant''}}}
|-
|First Year Representative||{{{bod_f!3|''vacant''}}}
|}

==Discipline Club Chairs==
{{#if:{{{chem_club|}}}|*[[Chemical Engineering Club]] - {{{chem_club}}}}}{{#if:{{{civ_club|}}}|*[[Civil Engineering Club]] - {{{civ_club}}}}}{{#if:{{{comp_club|}}}|*[[Computer Engineering Club]] - {{{comp_club}}}}}{{#if:{{{elec_club|}}}|*[[Electrical Engineering Club]] - {{{elec_club}}}}}{{#if:{{{engsci_club|}}}|*[[Engineering Science Club]] - {{{engsci_club}}}}}{{#if:{{{indy_club|}}}|*[[Industrial Engineering Club]] - {{{indy_club}}}}}{{#if:{{{mse_club|}}}|*[[Materials Science and Engineering Club]] - {{{mse_club}}}}} {{#if:{{{mech_club|}}}|*[[Mechanical Engineering Club]] - {{{mech_club}}}}}{{#if:{{{min_club|}}}|*[[Mineral Engineering Club]] - {{{min_club}}}}}

==Class Representatives==
<div>{{#if:{{{frosh1|}}}|*F!rosh Representative I - {{{frosh1}}}}}{{#if:{{{frosh2|}}}|*F!rosh Representative II - {{{frosh2}}}}}{{#if:{{{frosh3|}}}|*F!rosh Representative III - {{{frosh3}}}}}{{#if:{{{frosh4|}}}|*F!rosh Representative IV - {{{frosh4}}}}}{{#if:{{{frosh5|}}}|*F!rosh Representative V - {{{frosh5}}}}}{{#if:{{{frosh6|}}}|*F!rosh Representative VI - {{{frosh6}}}}}{{#if:{{{frosh7|}}}|*F!rosh Representative VII - {{{frosh7}}}}}{{#if:{{{frosh8|}}}|*F!rosh Representative VIII - {{{frosh8}}}}}{{#if:{{{frosh9|}}}|*F!rosh Representative IX - {{{frosh9}}}}}
</div>
{|class="wikitable"
|Chemical Engineering||{{{1}}}||{{{chem1|''vacant''}}}
|-
| ||{{{2}}}||{{{chem2|''vacant''}}}
|-
| ||{{{3}}}||{{{chem3|''vacant''}}}
|-
| ||{{{4}}}||{{{chem4|''vacant''}}}
|-
|
|-
|Civil Engineering ||{{{1}}}||{{{civ1|''vacant''}}}
|-
| ||{{{2}}}||{{{civ2|''vacant''}}}
|-
| ||{{{3}}}||{{{civ3|''vacant''}}}
|-
| ||{{{4}}}||{{{civ4|''vacant''}}}
|-
|
|-
|Computer Engineering ||{{{1}}}||{{{comp1|''vacant''}}}
|-
| ||{{{2}}}||{{{comp2|''vacant''}}}
|-
| ||{{{3}}}||{{{comp3|''vacant''}}}
|-
| ||{{{4}}}||{{{comp4|''vacant''}}}
|-
|
|-
|Electrical Engineering ||{{{1}}}||{{{elec1|''vacant''}}}
|-
| ||{{{2}}}||{{{elec2|''vacant''}}}
|-
| ||{{{3}}}||{{{elec3|''vacant''}}}
|-
| ||{{{4}}}||{{{elec4|''vacant''}}}
|-
|
|-
|Engineering Science ||{{{1}}}||{{{engsci1|''vacant''}}}
|-
| ||{{{2}}}||{{{engsci2|''vacant''}}}
|-
| ||{{{3}}}||{{{engsci3|''vacant''}}}
|-
| ||{{{4}}}||{{{engsci4|''vacant''}}}
|-
|
|-
|Industrial Engineering ||{{{1}}}||{{{indy1|''vacant''}}}
|-
| ||{{{2}}}||{{{indy2|''vacant''}}}
|-
| ||{{{3}}}||{{{indy3|''vacant''}}}
|-
| ||{{{4}}}||{{{indy4|''vacant''}}}
|-
|
|-
|Materials Science & Engineering ||{{{1}}}||{{{mse1|''vacant''}}}
|-
| ||{{{2}}}||{{{mse2|''vacant''}}}
|-
| ||{{{3}}}||{{{mse3|''vacant''}}}
|-
| ||{{{4}}}||{{{mse4|''vacant''}}}
|-
|
|-
|Mechanical Engineering ||{{{1}}}||{{{mech1|''vacant''}}}
|-
| ||{{{2}}}||{{{mech2|''vacant''}}}
|-
| ||{{{3}}}||{{{mech3|''vacant''}}}
|-
| ||{{{4}}}||{{{mech4|''vacant''}}}
|-
|
|-
|Mineral Engineering ||{{{1}}}||{{{min1|''vacant''}}}
|-
| ||{{{2}}}||{{{min2|''vacant''}}}
|-
| ||{{{3}}}||{{{min3|''vacant''}}}
|-
| ||{{{4}}}||{{{min4|''vacant''}}}
|-
|{{#if:{{{t1|}}}|TrackOne ||{{{1}}}||{{{t1|''vacant''}}}
|-
|{{#if:{{{firstyearchair|}}}|First Year Chair ||{{{1}}}||{{{firstyearchair|''vacant''}}}
|-
|{{#if:{{{fourthyearchair|}}}|Fourth Year Chair ||{{{4}}}||{{{fourthyearchair|''vacant''}}}
|}

==Skule™ Spirit==
<div>{{#if:{{{lgmb_bl|}}}|*[[Bnad Leedur]] - {{{lgmb_bl}}}}}{{#if:{{{lgmb_dm|}}}|*[[D(r)umb Majur(k)]] - {{{lgmb_dm}}}}}{{#if:{{{lgmb_cm|}}}|*[[Cymbolic Major]] - {{{lgmb_cm}}}}}{{#if:{{{cannon_ca|}}}|*[[Chief Attiliator]] - {{{cannon_ca}}}}}{{#if:{{{bg_chair|}}}|*[[Blue & Gold Committee]] Chair - {{{bg_chair}}}}}{{#if:{{{skulenite_director|}}}|*[[Skule Nite]] Director - {{{skulenite_director}}}}}{{#if:{{{skulenite_producer|}}}|*[[Skule Nite]] Producer - {{{skulenite_producer}}}}}{{#if:{{{eaa|}}}|*[[Engineering Athletics Association]] President - {{{eaa}}}}}
</div>

==Godiva Week Competition Winners==
<div>{{#if:{{{godivas_quest|}}}|*[[Godiva's Quest]] - {{{godivas_quest}}}}}{{#if:{{{mr_bg|}}}|*[[Mr. Blue & Gold]] - {{{mr_bg}}}}}{{#if:{{{godivas_crown|}}}|*[[Godiva's Crown]] - {{{godivas_crown}}}}}{{#if:{{{ultimate_frosh|}}}|*[[Ultimate F!rosh]] - {{{ultimate_frosh}}}}}{{#if:{{{chariot_race|}}}|*[[Ye Grande Olde Chariot Race]] - {{{chariot_race}}}}}{{#if:{{{utsu1|}}}|*UTSU Director - {{{utsu1}}}}}{{#if:{{{utsu2|}}}|*UTSU Director - {{{utsu2}}}}}{{#if:{{{utsu3|}}}|*UTSU Director - {{{utsu3}}}}}{{#if:{{{gc1|}}}|*Governing Council Director - {{{gc1}}}}}{{#if:{{{gc2|}}}|*Governing Council Director - {{{gc2}}}}}
</div>

Template:Engineering Society by 2013

2017-01-28T03:02:26Z

Eigenvector: /* Board of Directors */

==Engineering Society Positions==
===Officers===

<div>{{#if:{{{president|}}}|*[[President]] - {{{president}}}}}{{#if:{{{vp_finance|}}}|*[[VP Finance]] - {{{vp_finance}}}}}{{#if:{{{vp_communications|}}}|*[[VP Communications]] - {{{vp_communications}}}}}{{#if:{{{vp_internal|}}}|*[[VP Communications | VP Internal]] - {{{vp_internal}}}}}{{#if:{{{vp_academic|}}}|*[[VP Academic]] - {{{vp_academic}}}}}{{#if:{{{vp_external|}}}|*[[VP External]] - {{{vp_external}}}}}{{#if:{{{vp_student_life|}}}|*[[VP Student Life]] - {{{vp_student_life}}}}}{{#if:{{{vp_activities|}}}|*[[VP Student Life | VP Activities]] - {{{vp_activities}}}}}
<nowiki>*</nowiki>Resigned
</div>

===Project Directors===
<div>{{#if:{{{archivist|}}}|*[[Archivist]] - {{{archivist}}}}}{{#if:{{{cannonball|}}}|*[[Cannonball]] Chair - {{{cannonball}}}}}{{#if:{{{cannon_editor|}}}|*[[The Cannon (Newspaper)|Cannon]] Editor - {{{cannon_editor}}}}}{{#if:{{{community_outreach|}}}|*[[Community Outreach]] Director - {{{community_outreach}}}}}{{#if:{{{compsys_admin|}}}|*[[Computer Systems Administrator]] - {{{compsys_admin}}}}}{{#if:{{{stores_mang1|}}}|*[[Engineering Stores|Stores]] Manager - {{{stores_mang1}}}}}{{#if:{{{stores_mang2|}}}|*[[Engineering Stores|Stores]] Manager - {{{stores_mang2}}}}}{{#if:{{{external_dir|}}}|*[[External Relations Director]] - {{{external_dir}}}}}{{#if:{{{f!rosh_handbook|}}}|*[[F!rosh Handbook]] Editor - {{{f!rosh_handbook}}}}}{{#if:{{{gradball|}}}|*[[Gradball]] Chair - {{{gradball}}}}}{{#if:{{{caf_mang1|}}}|*[[Hard Hat Cafe]] Manager - {{{caf_mang1}}}}}{{#if:{{{caf_mang2|}}}|*[[Hard Hat Cafe]] Manager - {{{caf_mang2}}}}}{{#if:{{{hi-skule|}}}|*[[Hi-Skule]] Liaison - {{{hi-skule}}}}}{{#if:{{{ombudsman|}}}|*[[Ombudsperson]] - {{{ombudsman}}}}}{{#if:{{{orientation|}}}|*[[Orientation Chair]] - {{{orientation}}}}}{{#if:{{{skulebook|}}}|*[[Skulebook]] Editor - {{{skulebook}}}}}{{#if:{{{skule_kup|}}}|*[[Skule Kup]] Director - {{{skule_kup}}}}}{{#if:{{{skule_points|}}}|*[[Skule Points]] Director - {{{skule_points}}}}}{{#if:{{{sponsorship|}}}|*[[Sponsorship Director]] - {{{sponsorship}}}}}{{#if:{{{suds_mang1|}}}|*[[Suds]] Manager - {{{suds_mang1}}}}}{{#if:{{{suds_mang2|}}}|*[[Suds]] Manager - {{{suds_mang2}}}}}{{#if:{{{toike_editor|}}}|*[[Toike Oike]] Editor - {{{toike_editor}}}}}{{#if:{{{utek|}}}|*[[UTEK]] Director - {{{utek}}}}}{{#if:{{{webmaster|}}}|*[[Webmaster]] - {{{webmaster}}}}}
</div>

{{#if:{{{cro|}}}|*[[Chief Returning Officer]] - {{{cro}}}}}

<nowiki>*</nowiki>Resigned
<br>

===Board of Directors===
<div>
{|class="wikitable"
|Speaker||{{{speaker|''vacant''}}}
|-
|Chemical Engineering Representative||{{{bod_chem|''vacant''}}}
|-
|Civil Engineering Representative||{{{bod_civ|''vacant''}}}
|-
|Computer Engineering Representative||{{{bod_comp|''vacant''}}}
|-
|Electrical Engineering Representative||{{{bod_elec|''vacant''}}}
|-
|Engineering Science Representative||{{{bod_engsci|''vacant''}}}
|-
|Industrial Engineering Representative||{{{bod_indy|''vacant''}}}
|-
|Materials Science Engineering Representative||{{{bod_mse|''vacant''}}}
|-
|Mechanical Engineering Representative||{{{bod_mech|''vacant''}}}
|-
|Mineral Engineering Representative||{{{bod_min|''vacant''}}}
|-
|At-Large Representative||{{{bod_al1|''vacant''}}}
|-
|At-Large Representative||{{{bod_al2|''vacant''}}}
|-
|At-Large Representative||{{{bod_al3|''vacant''}}}
|-
|At-Large Representative||{{{bod_al4|''vacant''}}}
|-
|First Year Representative||{{{bod_f!1|''vacant''}}}
|-
|First Year Representative||{{{bod_f!2|''vacant''}}}
|-
|First Year Representative||{{{bod_f!3|''vacant''}}}
|}

==Discipline Club Chairs==
{{#if:{{{chem_club|}}}|*[[Chemical Engineering Club]] - {{{chem_club}}}}}{{#if:{{{civ_club|}}}|*[[Civil Engineering Club]] - {{{civ_club}}}}}{{#if:{{{comp_club|}}}|*[[Computer Engineering Club]] - {{{comp_club}}}}}{{#if:{{{elec_club|}}}|*[[Electrical Engineering Club]] - {{{elec_club}}}}}{{#if:{{{engsci_club|}}}|*[[Engineering Science Club]] - {{{engsci_club}}}}}{{#if:{{{indy_club|}}}|*[[Industrial Engineering Club]] - {{{indy_club}}}}}{{#if:{{{mse_club|}}}|*[[Materials Science and Engineering Club]] - {{{mse_club}}}}} {{#if:{{{mech_club|}}}|*[[Mechanical Engineering Club]] - {{{mech_club}}}}}{{#if:{{{min_club|}}}|*[[Mineral Engineering Club]] - {{{min_club}}}}}

==Class Representatives==
<div>{{#if:{{{frosh1|}}}|*F!rosh Representative I - {{{frosh1}}}}}{{#if:{{{frosh2|}}}|*F!rosh Representative II - {{{frosh2}}}}}{{#if:{{{frosh3|}}}|*F!rosh Representative III - {{{frosh3}}}}}{{#if:{{{frosh4|}}}|*F!rosh Representative IV - {{{frosh4}}}}}{{#if:{{{frosh5|}}}|*F!rosh Representative V - {{{frosh5}}}}}{{#if:{{{frosh6|}}}|*F!rosh Representative VI - {{{frosh6}}}}}{{#if:{{{frosh7|}}}|*F!rosh Representative VII - {{{frosh7}}}}}{{#if:{{{frosh8|}}}|*F!rosh Representative VIII - {{{frosh8}}}}}{{#if:{{{frosh9|}}}|*F!rosh Representative IX - {{{frosh9}}}}}
</div>
{|
|Chemical Engineering||{{{1}}}||{{{chem1|''vacant''}}}
|-
| ||{{{2}}}||{{{chem2|''vacant''}}}
|-
| ||{{{3}}}||{{{chem3|''vacant''}}}
|-
| ||{{{4}}}||{{{chem4|''vacant''}}}
|-
|
|-
|Civil Engineering ||{{{1}}}||{{{civ1|''vacant''}}}
|-
| ||{{{2}}}||{{{civ2|''vacant''}}}
|-
| ||{{{3}}}||{{{civ3|''vacant''}}}
|-
| ||{{{4}}}||{{{civ4|''vacant''}}}
|-
|
|-
|Computer Engineering ||{{{1}}}||{{{comp1|''vacant''}}}
|-
| ||{{{2}}}||{{{comp2|''vacant''}}}
|-
| ||{{{3}}}||{{{comp3|''vacant''}}}
|-
| ||{{{4}}}||{{{comp4|''vacant''}}}
|-
|
|-
|Electrical Engineering ||{{{1}}}||{{{elec1|''vacant''}}}
|-
| ||{{{2}}}||{{{elec2|''vacant''}}}
|-
| ||{{{3}}}||{{{elec3|''vacant''}}}
|-
| ||{{{4}}}||{{{elec4|''vacant''}}}
|-
|
|-
|Engineering Science ||{{{1}}}||{{{engsci1|''vacant''}}}
|-
| ||{{{2}}}||{{{engsci2|''vacant''}}}
|-
| ||{{{3}}}||{{{engsci3|''vacant''}}}
|-
| ||{{{4}}}||{{{engsci4|''vacant''}}}
|-
|
|-
|Industrial Engineering ||{{{1}}}||{{{indy1|''vacant''}}}
|-
| ||{{{2}}}||{{{indy2|''vacant''}}}
|-
| ||{{{3}}}||{{{indy3|''vacant''}}}
|-
| ||{{{4}}}||{{{indy4|''vacant''}}}
|-
|
|-
|Materials Science & Engineering ||{{{1}}}||{{{mse1|''vacant''}}}
|-
| ||{{{2}}}||{{{mse2|''vacant''}}}
|-
| ||{{{3}}}||{{{mse3|''vacant''}}}
|-
| ||{{{4}}}||{{{mse4|''vacant''}}}
|-
|
|-
|Mechanical Engineering ||{{{1}}}||{{{mech1|''vacant''}}}
|-
| ||{{{2}}}||{{{mech2|''vacant''}}}
|-
| ||{{{3}}}||{{{mech3|''vacant''}}}
|-
| ||{{{4}}}||{{{mech4|''vacant''}}}
|-
|
|-
|Mineral Engineering ||{{{1}}}||{{{min1|''vacant''}}}
|-
| ||{{{2}}}||{{{min2|''vacant''}}}
|-
| ||{{{3}}}||{{{min3|''vacant''}}}
|-
| ||{{{4}}}||{{{min4|''vacant''}}}
|-
|{{#if:{{{t1|}}}|TrackOne ||{{{1}}}||{{{t1|''vacant''}}}
|-
|{{#if:{{{firstyearchair|}}}|First Year Chair ||{{{1}}}||{{{firstyearchair|''vacant''}}}
|-
|{{#if:{{{fourthyearchair|}}}|Fourth Year Chair ||{{{4}}}||{{{fourthyearchair|''vacant''}}}
|}

==Skule™ Spirit==
<div>{{#if:{{{lgmb_bl|}}}|*[[Bnad Leedur]] - {{{lgmb_bl}}}}}{{#if:{{{lgmb_dm|}}}|*[[D(r)umb Majur(k)]] - {{{lgmb_dm}}}}}{{#if:{{{lgmb_cm|}}}|*[[Cymbolic Major]] - {{{lgmb_cm}}}}}{{#if:{{{cannon_ca|}}}|*[[Chief Attiliator]] - {{{cannon_ca}}}}}{{#if:{{{bg_chair|}}}|*[[Blue & Gold Committee]] Chair - {{{bg_chair}}}}}{{#if:{{{skulenite_director|}}}|*[[Skule Nite]] Director - {{{skulenite_director}}}}}{{#if:{{{skulenite_producer|}}}|*[[Skule Nite]] Producer - {{{skulenite_producer}}}}}{{#if:{{{eaa|}}}|*[[Engineering Athletics Association]] President - {{{eaa}}}}}
</div>

==Godiva Week Competition Winners==
<div>{{#if:{{{godivas_quest|}}}|*[[Godiva's Quest]] - {{{godivas_quest}}}}}{{#if:{{{mr_bg|}}}|*[[Mr. Blue & Gold]] - {{{mr_bg}}}}}{{#if:{{{godivas_crown|}}}|*[[Godiva's Crown]] - {{{godivas_crown}}}}}{{#if:{{{ultimate_frosh|}}}|*[[Ultimate F!rosh]] - {{{ultimate_frosh}}}}}{{#if:{{{chariot_race|}}}|*[[Ye Grande Olde Chariot Race]] - {{{chariot_race}}}}}{{#if:{{{utsu1|}}}|*UTSU Director - {{{utsu1}}}}}{{#if:{{{utsu2|}}}|*UTSU Director - {{{utsu2}}}}}{{#if:{{{utsu3|}}}|*UTSU Director - {{{utsu3}}}}}{{#if:{{{gc1|}}}|*Governing Council Director - {{{gc1}}}}}{{#if:{{{gc2|}}}|*Governing Council Director - {{{gc2}}}}}
</div>

User:Eigenvector

2015-03-31T07:34:30Z

Eigenvector:

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|image = UserRishi.png|100px
|caption = Meow
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|position1 = SAC Director 1T0
|position2 = [[Archivist]] 1T1
|position3 = SAC Director 1T1
|position4 = Speaker 1T2
|position5 = Computer Systems Administrator 1T2
|position6 = President 1T3

}}

== Achievement Unlocked! ==
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[[image:achievement_LGMB.png]]
[[image:achievement_DES.png]]
[[image:achievement_CS.png]]
[[image:achievement_IYBI.png]]
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[[image:achievement_DNE.png]]
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{{s-engsoc|}}
{{Succession Box
|title=[[Archivist]]
|before=Rachit Tyagi
|years=[[2010-2011|1T1]]
|after= Nicole Cyhelka
}}
{{Succession Box
|title=[[SAC Director]]
|before = Imad Mohammed
|before2 = Marissa Desrochers
| with = [[User:Kevinpsiu|Kevin P. Siu]] 2009–2010
| with2 = Sheema Khan 2009–2011
| with3 = Megan Lund 2010–2011
|years=[[2009-2010|1T0]]-[[2010-2011|1T1]]
|after = Abhishek Mathur
|after2 = Dimpho Radebe
|after3 = Akid Azfar
}}
{{Succession Box
|title=[[Computer Systems Administrator]]
|before=Rafal Dittwald
|years=[[2011-2012|1T2]]
|after= Yannick How Wong
}}
{{Succession Box
|title=[[Speaker]]
|before=Zoriana Workun
|years=[[2011-2012|1T2]]
|after=Mauricio Curbelo
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{{Succession Box
|title=[[President]]
|before=David Cheung
|years=[[2012-2013|1T3]]
|after=Mauricio Curbelo
}}
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User:Eigenvector

2015-03-31T07:31:37Z

Eigenvector:

{{Infobox User
|name = Rishi Maharaj
|image = UserRishi.png|100px
|caption = Meow
|alt = :3
|discipline = NΨ NRG
|year = 1T2+PEY

|position1 = SAC Director 1T0
|position2 = [[Archivist]] 1T1
|position3 = SAC Director 1T1
|position4 = Speaker 1T2
|position5 = Computer Systems Administrator 1T2
|position6 = President 1T3

}}

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{{Succession Box
|title=[[Archivist]]
|before=Rachit Tyagi
|years=[[2010-2011|1T1]]
|after= Nicole Cyhelka
}}
{{Succession Box
|title=[[SAC Director]]
|before = Imad Mohammed
|before2 = Marissa Desrochers
| with = [[User:Kevinpsiu|Kevin P. Siu]] 2009–2010
| with2 = Sheema Khan 2009–2011
| with3 = Megan Lund 2010–2011
|years=[[2009-2010|1T0]]-[[2010-2011|1T1]]
|after = Abhishek Mathur
|after2 = Dimpho Radebe
|after3 = Akid Azfar
}}
{{Succession Box
|title=[[Computer Systems Administrator]]
|before=Rafal Dittwald
|years=[[2011-2012|1T2]]
|after= Yannick How Wong
}}
{{Succession Box
|title=[[Speaker]]
|before=Zoriana Workun
|years=[[2011-2012|1T2]]
|after=Mauricio Curbelo
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|title=[[President]]
|before=David Cheung
|years=[[2012-2013|1T3]]
|after=Mauricio Curbelo
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2012-2013

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Eigenvector: Link to Pierre's userpage because he is a BFD

==Major Milestones for EngSoc in 2012-2013==

===UTSU Fee Diversion Referendum===
Efforts to address long-standing concerns with the democratic legitimacy and efficiency of the University of Toronto Students' Union (UTSU, formerly SAC) culminated in the Engineering Society holding a referendum concurrent with its Board of Directors elections in April 2013 asking full-time engineering students whether they wished to continue paying fees to the UTSU. EngSoc proposed to take over delivery of UTSU services, including the Health & Dental Insurance Plan, at the same or lower costs. The result was an overwhelming endorsement for the so-called "fee diversion" proposal of 95% in favour with 28% turnout.

===Elimination of VP External===
President [[User:Eigenvector|Rishi Maharaj]] ran on a platform of completely disengaging from the Engineering Student Societies' Council of Ontario (ESSCO) and the Canadian Federation of Engineering Students (CFES) on the grounds that they are useless and wasteful organizations. Previous EngSoc administrations, including those of Presidents [[User:kevinpsiu|Kevin P. Siu]] and David Cheung, respectively had concluded that neither ESSCO or CFES provided substantial benefit to EngSoc or its members in return for the funds spent on membership dues and conference delegations.

In the summer of 2012, the Board of Directors approved withdrawal from ESSCO and non-payment of membership dues to CFES. EngSoc was forced to reverse course on CFES membership after it became known that CFES would block U of T students from attending the Canadian Engineering Competition (CEC) if U of T was not a member in good standing, the Board and Officers continued to maintain that CFES membership itself provided no tangible benefit to the members of EngSoc. By spring 2013 it became evident that VP External, already the smallest Officer portfolio, was going to be left with almost zero responsibilities in the coming year. A motion was approved at the February 2013 meeting of the Board of Directors eliminating the position effective at the 2013 Joint Council Meeting, over the objections of incumbent VP External Anton Klunko. Klunko himself had been discredited after a poor appearance at the November 2012 Accountability Meeting and a subsequent article in ''The Varsity'' that aired concerns that he was unprofessional and incompetent.

===Reduction of the Temporary Special Levy and Renewal of the Endowment Fund===
Up for its 15th renewal in the 2013 Officer Elections, the [[Temporary Special Levy Fund|Temporary Special Levy]] was reduced, from $150 to $125, for the first time since its inception. $125 2013 dollars represents $57.86 in 1983 dollars, meaning that the 2013 Special Levy is only slightly more than half of the original fee as instituted in 1983. The 2013 renewal referendum question also included a provision allowing the Board of Directors to redirect surplus funds from the Special Levy Fund to the permanent Endowment Fund.

The [[Engineering Society Endowment Fund|Endowment Fund]] was renewed for the first time in 2013, amid negotiations with the Faculty over a major capital contribution to the construction of a new engineering building on the site behind Simcoe Hall. Notable milestones for the Fund in 2012-2013 including signing an agreement to donate the funds collected in the first two years of its existence to the University to form a trust to be administered jointly by EngSoc and the Faculty and approval of the first Endowment Fund Constitution.

===Renovation of Engineering Stores===
[[Engineering Stores]] Managers Matko Brunski and Laura Burget spearheaded a plan to increase the sales capacity of the Store by adding a second window and point-of-sale system. Work to create a new opening in the wall separating Stores from the Sandford Fleming Atrium was completed over the summer of 2012 at a cost of approximately $25,000.

===Resignations and Recalls===
The 1T2-1T3 year was marked by several resignations, including VP Student Life Nikola Radovanovic, Hard Hat Cafe Operations Manager Kunal Taneja and Board of Directors At-Large Representative Donnie Yee who all resigned over the summer for personal reasons. Cannon Editor Vijay Unnithan was recalled late in the fall term after failing to produce anything during his seven months in office.

Automatic removal from the Board of Directors for absenteeism was instituted midway through the year, leading to the removal of VP External Anton Klunko prior to the final Board meeting of the year.

===Electoral Reform===
Major changes to the Elections Bylaw limited the authority of the Chief Returning Officer (CRO) to unilaterally set election campaigning rules and placed them under the oversight of a special committee of the Board of Directors. Officer Elections were reverted back to their historic timeline over concerns that moving them up by a month resulted in the outgoing Officers effectively quitting their jobs early and leaving the Society in disarray during the transition period.
{{Engineering Society by Year 2011


|president = [[User:Eigenvector|Rishi Maharaj]]
|vp_finance = [[User:Pierroil|Pierre Harfouche]]
|vp_communications = Yerusha Nuh
|vp_academic = Matthew Lattavo
|vp_external = Anton Klunko***
|vp_student_life = Nikola Radovanovic*/Ishan Gupta

|archivist = Stephanie Fata
|cannon_editor = Vijay Unnithan**/Luke Household
|cannonball = Amy Hu
|community_outreach = Aishwarya Saxena
|compsys_admin = Yannick How Wong
|stores_finance = Laura Burget
|stores_ops = Matko Brunski
|f!rosh_handbook = Fionna Gan
|gradball = Nicole Cyhelka
|caf_finance = Maggie Cai
|caf_ops = Kunal Taneja*/Matthew Marji
|hi-skule = Kenny Wong
|ombudsman = ''vacant''
|orientation = Maegan Chang
|skulebook = Jenny Yao
|skule_kup = Raymond Luu
|sponsorship = Felipe Richards
|suds_finance = Gordon Tattle
|suds_ops = Andrew Barolet
|toike_editor = Evan Boyce
|utek = Marissa Wu
|webmaster = Brian To
|cro = Evangelos Staikos

|speaker = Mauricio Curbelo
|bod_chem = Bo Zhang
|bod_civ = Guillaume Bence-Hebert
|bod_comp = Kimberly Shen
|bod_elec = Judith Chan
|bod_engsci = Patrick Zerr
|bod_indy = Gordon Tang
|bod_mse = Vinson Quoc Truong
|bod_mech = Shamail Rizwan
|bod_min = ''vacant''
|bod_al1 = Praneet Bagga
|bod_al2 = Aidan Muller
|bod_al3 = Teresa Nguyen
|bod_al4 = Donnie Yee*/Hollis Milroy
|bod_f!1 = Stephanie Gaglione
|bod_f!2 = Shubham Manchanda
|bod_f!3 = Vuk Svilaric

|chem_club = Ajay Kochhar
|civ_club = Jessica Lam
|comp_club = Rachit Tyagi
|elec_club = Mihajlo Bojic
|engsci_club = Christopher Sun
|indy_club = Florencia Herrera
|min_club = Sebastien Balda
|mech_club = Ryan Persaud
|mse_club = Jacquelyn MacCoon

|1 = 1T6
|2 = 1T5
|3 = 1T4
|4 = 1T3

|chem1 = Krithika Sugavanam
|chem2 = Jerry Fung
|civ1 = Peter Lu
|civ2 = Elissar El-Hage
|civ3 = Bo Wen
|comp1 = Mark Ye
|comp2 = Laura Shen
|elec1 = Nicholas Chin
|elec2 = Maged Ahmed
|engsci1 = John Yeung
|engsci2 = Sharon Ravindran
|indy1 = Anitha Jeremiah
|indy2 = Judy Zhu
|mech1 = Brandon Chu
|mech2 = Steve Lu
|mech3 = Nancy Ho
|mech4 = Michael Stranges
|min1 = Humbert Sin
|mse1 = Anastasia Alksnis
|mse2 = Michael Sabatini
|t1 = Tabish Gilani

|firstyearchair = Kenny Kim

|lgmb_bl = Mauricio Curbelo
|lgmb_dm = Adam Fontana
|cannon_ca = Hollis Milroy
|bg_chair = Gabriel Stavros & Tejas Manjunath
|skulenite_director = Christopher Sun & Scott Whitty
|skulenite_producer = Ian Parker, Amanda Bell, & Chunkei Tang
|eaa = Alessandro Zavatti

|godivas_quest = Ryan Wills
|mr_bg = David Belvedere
|godivas_crown = Pinky Chan
|ultimate_frosh = Colin Playle
|chariot_race = Mech

|utsu1 = Mo Delwar
|utsu2 = Sanchit Mathur
|utsu3 = Will Zhang
|gc1 = James Bateman

}}

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Archivist

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Eigenvector: Chem is not an acronym.

(a work-in-progress)

The Archivist was reportedly featured for the first time in the Skulebook in 1990. Mike Stein, Archivist for that year, writes "I don't know why someone decided to give me space in this book as no archivist has ever had any. that last part is unfotunate because I had to write this myself with no aid at all from previous Skulebooks. But seriously, my duties included taking Engineering Society publications to the Engineering Archives, retrieving any historical artifacts, and writing Toike articles. I also managed to read a few old Toikes along the way."

== Past Archivists ==
{| class="wikitable"
!Year
!colspan="2"|Name
|-
|2014-2015
|Catherine Tran
|MSE 1T4+PEY
|-
|2013-2014
|Kimberly Shen
|Comp 1T5
|-
|2012-2013
|Stephanie Fata
|Chem 1T5
|-
|2011-2012
|Nicole Cyhelka
|Chem 1T3
|-
|2010-2011
|Rishi Maharaj
|NΨ 1T2+PEY
|-
|2009-2010
|???
|???
|-
|2008-2009
|???
|???
|-
|2007-2008
|???
|???
|-
|2006-2007
|Mike Hawkins
|???
|-
|2005-2006
|Juan Fantin
|???
|-
|2004-2005
|Sam Orr
|???
|-
|2003-2004
|Alex Curlea
|???
|-
|2002-2003
|Adam Trumpour
|???
|-
|2001-2002
|Paul Graham
|???
|-
|2000-2001
|John Craig
|???
|-
|1989-1990
|Mike Stein
|???
|-
|???
|Barry Levine
|???
|-
|???
|L.E. (Ted) Jones
|???
|-
|}

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Engineering Society Semi-Centennial Award

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Eigenvector: ECE>Comp or Elec. ECE is a department not a discipline.

''See also: [[Engineering Society Awards]]''

Awarded annually to one person in third year who demonstrates commitment and dedication to the [[Engineering Society]] through involvement in extra-curricular activities run by the
Engineering Society.

==Past Recipients==
{| class="wikitable"
!Year
!colspan="2"|Recipient
|-
|2014-2015
|Milan Maljkovic
|Elec 1T6
|-
|2013-2014
|Thomas Medal
|Mech 1T5+PEY
|-
|2012-2013
|Yerusha Nuh
|Comp 1T4+PEY
|-
|2011-2012
|?
|?
|-
|2010-2011
|Rishi Maharaj
|NΨ 1T2+PEY
|-
|2009-2010
|David Cheung
|Civ 1T1+PEY
|-
|2008-2009
|Jimmy Lu
|Civ 1T0
|-
|2007-2008
|George Missios
|Chem 0T9
|-
|2006-2007
|Sam Vafaee
|Comp 0T8+PEY
|-
|2005-2006
|Lise Eamer
|Mech 0T7+PEY
|-
|2004-2005
|Don McAuslan
|?
|-
|2003-2004
|Peter Suddard
|Mech 0T5+2
|-
|2002-2003
|Susan Hogle
|Mech 0T4
|-
|2001-2002
|John Rebello
|?
|-
|}

List of Chief Attiliators

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{| class="wikitable"
!Year
!colspan="2" | Name
|-
|2015-2016
|''You wish!''
|???
|-
|2014-2015
|Milan Maljković
|Elec 1T6
|-
|2013-2014
|David Belvedere
|NΨ 1T5+PEY
|-
|2012-2013
|Hollis Milroy
|NΨ 1T3+2
|-
|2011-2012
|Kyle Tousignant
|Civ 1T2
|-
|2010-2011
|Yuri Savguira
|MSE 1T1
|-
|2009-2010
|Leo Monaco
|MSE 1T0
|-
|2008-2009
|Christopher Singh
|MSE 0T9
|-
|2007-2008
|Cody MacNeil
|Mech 0T8
|-
|2006-2007
|Mark Belvedere
|Elec 0T7
|-
|2005-2006
|Zachary Hoy
|Chem 0T6
|-
|2004-2005
|Aaron Lampe
|Elec 0T6
|-
|2003-2004
|Todd Reichert
|NΨ 0T4+Film
|-
|2002-2003
|Angelo Gentile
|?
|-
|2001-2002
|Ian Roberts
|?
|-
|2000-2001
|Matthew Staikos
|?
|-
|1999-2000
|David Wright
|NΨ 0T0
|-
|1998-1999
|Gord Bennett
|?
|-
|1997-1998
|[[Drago Banovic | Drago "Puff" Banovic]]
|?
|-
|1996-1997
|Taras Kohut
|?
|-
|1995-1996
|Ed Vujnovic
|?
|-
|1994-1995
|"Geo" Mike Starogiannis
|?
|-
|1993-1994
|George Vujnovic
|?
|-
|1992-1993
|Brian Campanotti
|Elec 9T3
|-
|1991-1992
|J.C. St. Amour
|?
|-
|1990-1991
|Sarah Ronchi
|Chem 9T2
|-
|1989-1990
|Ken de Jong
|Mech 9T1
|-
|1988-1989
|?
|?
|-
|1987-1988
|Marc Laurin
|Chem 8T9
|-
|1986-1987
|John Howlett/Dave Paradi
|?/Chem 8T7
|-
|1985-1986
|Dave Paradi
|Chem 8T7
|-
|1984-1985
|John Howlett
|?
|-
|1983-1984
|Ken Burns
|?
|-
|1982-1983
|Dave Wilson
|?
|-
|1981-1982
|Martin "Bear" Kuntze
|?
|-
|1980-1981
|Greg Forbes
|?
|-
|1979-1980
|Karlis Jansons
|Geo 8T1
|-
|1978-1979
|?
|?
|-
|1977-1978
|?
|?
|-
|1976-1977
|Robert Gilmour
|?
|-
|1975-1976
|?
|?
|-
|1974-1975
|?
|?
|-
|1973-1974
|?
|?
|-
|1972-1973
|John Vanneste
|?
|-
|1971-1972
|?
|?
|-
|1970-1971
|?
|?
|-
|1969-1970
|?
|?
|-
|1968-1969
|?
|?
|-
|1967-1968
|?
|?
|-
|1966-1967
|?
|?
|-
|1965-1966
|?
|?
|-
|1964-1965
|Doug Macdonald
|?
|-
|1963-1964
|John Adam
|Chem 6T6
|-
|1962-1963
|?
|?
|-
|1961-1962
|?
|?
|-
|1960-1961
|John Bell
|?
|-
|1959-1960
|Bill Riggs
|?
|-
|1958-1959
|?
|?
|-
|1957-1958
|?
|?
|-
|1956-1957
|George Shipley
|?
|-
|1955-1956
|Hugh Mackenzie
|?
|-
|1954-1955
|?
|?
|-
|1953-1954
|?
|?
|-
|1952-1953
|Jim Montgomery
|?
|-
|1951-1952
|Bill Broughton
|?
|-
|1950-1951
|Nick Monsour
|Mech 5T1
|-
|1949-1950
|A.J. Paul LaPrairie
|Mining 5T0
|-
|1948-1949
|A.J. Paul LaPrairie
|Mining 5T0
|-
|1947-1948
|?
|?
|-
|1946-1947
|?
|?
|-
|1945-1946
|?
|?
|-
|1944-1945
|?
|?
|-
|1943-1944
|?
|?
|-
|1942-1943
|?
|?
|-
|1941-1942
|?
|?
|-
|1940-1941
|?
|?
|-
|1939-1940
|?
|?
|-
|1938-1939
|?
|?
|-
|1937-1938
|?
|?
|-
|1936-1937
|?
|?
|-
|1935-1936
|?
|?
|-
|1934-1935
|?
|?
|-
|1933-1934
|?
|?
|-
|1932-1933
|?
|?
|-
|1931-1932
|?
|?
|-
|1930-1931
|?
|?
|-
|1929-1930
|?
|?
|-
|}

2014-2015

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==Major Milestones for EngSoc in 2014-2015==

{{Engineering Society by 2014


|president = Teresa Nguyen
|vp_finance = Mehran Hydary
|vp_communications = Karan Shukla
|vp_academic = Ryan Gomes
|vp_student_life = Cory Sulpizi


|archivist = Catherine Tran
|cannon_editor = Sarita Chiu
|cannonball = Judy Hanwen Shen
|community_outreach = Megan Mattes
|compsys_admin = Jeff Li
|cro = Matthew Lee
|stores_mang1 = Syid Khan
|stores_mang2 = Robert Goldberg
|f!rosh_handbook = Melissa Campoli
|gradball = Samantha Chow
|caf_mang1 = Lameya Iqbal
|caf_mang2 = Armando Bablanian
|hi-skule = Madeleine Santia
|ombudsman = Billy Graydon
|orientation = Amanda Aleong
|skulebook = Natalie Landon-Brace
|skule_kup = Yung-Hsiang (Beaver) Chih
|sponsorship = Ron Suprun
|suds_mang1 = John Sweeney
|suds_mang2 = Nolan Piette
|toike_editor = Colin Parker
|utek = Maya Zhang
|webmaster = Abdul Ali


|speaker = Tabish Gilani
|bod_chem = Ishan Gupta
|bod_civ = Ernesto Diaz Lozano Patino
|bod_comp = Shubham Manchanda
|bod_elec = Anamjit Singh Sivia
|bod_engsci = Ashkan Parcham-Kashani
|bod_indy = Benjamin Leung
|bod_mse = Vinson Truong
|bod_mech = Tabish Gilani*/Faizan Akbani
|bod_min = Ivan Zdrakovic
|bod_al1 = Marissa Zhang
|bod_al2 = Peter Luo
|bod_al3 = Praneet Bagga
|bod_al4 = Yerusha Nuh
|bod_f!1 = Stephen Xu
|bod_f!2 = Francis Kang
|bod_f!3 = Saarthak Saxena

|chem_club =
|civ_club = Jason Arsenault
|comp_club = Daniel Di Felice
|elec_club =
|engsci_club = Amanda Aleong
|indy_club = Alex Szatan
|min_club = Anthony Suppa
|mech_club = Vinoj Suthakaran & Shamail Rizwan
|mse_club = Vinson Truong

|1 = 1T8
|2 = 1T7
|3 = 1T6
|4 = 1T5

|chem1 = Ronnie Yakubov
|chem2 = Johnny McGroarty
|chem3 = Madhushan Perera
|chem4 = Patrick Polvorosa
|civ1 = Felice Lam
|civ2 = Bowen Wu
|civ3 = Elaine Hu
|civ4 = Nicole D'Mello
|comp1 = Eric Elmoznino
|comp2 = Melissa Campoli
|comp3 = Kevin Rupasinghe*/Brandon Noberto
|elec1 = Amrit Prasad
|elec2 = Deep Prasad
|elec3 = Kevin Rupasinghe
|engsci1 = Imad Abdulkadir
|engsci2 = Balthazar Crane
|engsci3 = Isabella Huang
|engsci4 = Neell Go Young
|indy1 = Victor Denisov
|indy2 = Krysten Szatan
|indy3 = Vibhor Sachdeva
|mech1 = Nikola Kostic
|mech2 = Ozan Coskun
|mech3 = Syid Khan
|mech4 = Terrence Lau
|min1 = Olivia Mogielnicki
|min3 = Colin Playle
|min4 = Channa Kumarage
|mse1 = Samantha Stuart
|mse3 = Parisa Najafi
|t1 = Erwin Lam
|pey = Krystal Pang

|firstyearchair = Carlos Fiel

|fourthyearchair = Yerusha Nuh

|lgmb_bl = Thomas Santerre
|lgmb_dm = Yinky Chan
|cannon_ca = Milan Maljković
|bg_chair = Alejandro Mejia & Aidan Solala
|skulenite_director = Sean Sit
|skulenite_producer = Shashwat Sharma
|eaa = Marissa Goldsmith

|godivas_quest = ECE 1T6 team:
|mr_bg = Joshua Calafato
|godivas_crown = Ron Suprun
|ultimate_frosh = David Pecile
|chariot_race = MSE

== External Representatives ==
|utsu1 = Kunsu (Kevin) Chen
|utsu2 = Ryan Gomes
|utsu3 = Paolo Piguing

}}

==Conferences Hosted==

{{Engineering Society Navbox}}

2013-2014

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Eigenvector: Add CA's name

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

===UTSU fee diversion and the Student Societies Summit===
As a result of fee diversion referenda succeeding at the Faculty of Applied Science as well as Trinity College and Victoria University, the University initiated a consultative process with the UTSU, divisional student societies at the St. George campus, and UTMSU in lieu of granting fee diversion outright, mainly over concern that the UTSU would no longer be able to manage the Student Commons if ceased to represent all undergraduate students on the St. George campus. Four professors were hired as expert moderators to mediate discussion and ultimately provide a report to the Provost (Cheryl Regehr), who would then provide a staff recommendation to Governing Council.

The once-a-month meetings were controversial, with the UTSU complaining that the University did not invite levy groups and clubs to participate (though they were invited to make written submissions) and some divisional societies complaining that facilitated dialogue had been tried before and to attempt the process again would be a waste of time. Engineering Society representatives Mauricio Curbelo (President) and Thomas Santerre (VP Communications) held the position that full separation from the UTSU would be the only viable solution.

Topics discussed included the history of animosity between some divisional societies (especially EngSoc) and the UTSU, the financial arrangement between the UTSU and UTMSU, concerns over the UTSU's democratic processes, the legitimacy of divisional referenda, and the purpose of the Summit itself. Ultimately both the UTSU and UTMSU withdrew from the Summit. The final report ([[file:summit.pdf]]) was issued near the end of the 2013-2014 academic year, and called for a number of significant changes to student governance.

===Donation to the Centre for Engineering Innovation and Entrepreneurship===
During the previous academic year it became known that the Faculty intended to construct a new building on what was then the surface parking lot behind Simcoe Hall. The building would focus on interdisciplinary engineering work and would be the first Faculty building not assigned to a particular department. Included in the building would be new student club space on the basement level. Carrying over an idea from the previous administration, the Engineering Society established a donor agreement with the Faculty to contribute $1 million by 2016 to "name" the basement space of the CEIE, with the funds to come from the recently-established Skule Endowment Fund. The naming of the space provided greater assurance that the space would not be re-purposed in the future, allowed the Engineering Society to become more involved and respected as a stakeholder in the building planning process, and provided the Faculty with student support for the building project.

===Engineering at UTM proposal===
During the 2013-2014 academic year, the Faculty revealed a proposal to create an engineering program at UTM, where students would attend UTM for 2 years, completing a general first year of engineering studies as well as a number of Arts & Science courses, and then attend the St. George campus for another 3 (or 3+PEY) years to complete their degree, ultimately graduating with a BASc and a Minor in Arts & Science. The Engineering Society opposed the proposal on the grounds that it was based on a larger plan to eventually move undergraduates off the St. George campus and the Faculty should have no role in such a project. Other reasons included the uncertain value of an A&S minor, the reputation of UTM compared to the St. George campus, the fact that grade 12 students would be committing to a 5- or 6-year program (and a Minor) without knowing the benefits of such a program to their particular career path, and a dubious survey conducted to justify the proposal which contained misleading questions intended to produce a favourable result. The Engineering Society involved its class representatives, Faculty committee representatives, and Discipline Club chairs in opposing the proposal at every stage of the governance process until finally the Dean announced that the proposal was postponed for "further market research".

===Resignations and recalls===
There were fewer resignations and recalls than in the previous year. VP Academic Shaishav Shah resigned at the beginning of the summer due to personal reasons. Ishan Gupta and Nolan Piette resigned as Chem Club Chair and Suds Manager, respectively, after accepting PEY positions outside the GTA.

{{Engineering Society by 2013


|president = Mauricio Curbelo
|vp_finance = Gordon Tattle
|vp_communications = Thomas Santerre
|vp_academic = Shaishav Shah*/Fady Soliman
|vp_student_life = Gabriel Stavros

|archivist = Kimberly Shen
|cannon_editor = Ashkan Parcham-Kashani
|cannonball = Aneeqa Sumaiya Haider
|community_outreach = Alex Cheng
|compsys_admin = Billy Graydon
|cro = Laura Shen
|stores_mang1 = Mehran Hydary
|stores_mang2 = Matthew Lee
|f!rosh_handbook = Rejuana Alam
|gradball = Nicole D'Mello
|caf_mang1 = Lillian Zhang
|caf_mang2 = Ena Verma
|hi-skule = Teresa Nguyen
|ombudsman = Anamjit Singh Sivia
|orientation = Vivek Kesarwani
|skulebook = Jobin Puthuparampil
|skule_kup = Nicholas Chin
|sponsorship = Prashant Megnath
|suds_mang1 = Nolan Piette*/Sofia Wolf
|suds_mang2 = Pearl Barret
|toike_editor = John Sweeney
|utek = Kenny Wong
|webmaster = Mark Ye

|speaker = Matthew Lattavo
|bod_chem = Sean Hunt
|bod_civ = Evan Ma
|bod_comp = Kimberly Shen
|bod_elec = Allan Wang
|bod_engsci = Pierre Harfouche
|bod_indy = Alexandra Szatan
|bod_mse = Vinson Quoc Truong
|bod_mech = Evan Boyce
|bod_min = Ivan Zdravkovic
|bod_al1 = Praneet Bagga
|bod_al2 = Yerusha Nuh
|bod_al3 = Stephanie Gaglione
|bod_al4 = Tabish Gilani
|bod_f!1 = Marissa Zhang
|bod_f!2 = Reza Boushehri
|bod_f!3 = Dareen Kutob

|chem_club = Ishan Gupta*/Akash Kaushal
|civ_club = Colin Kalaska
|comp_club = David Xie
|elec_club = Zachary Fejes
|engsci_club = Stuti Rungee
|indy_club = Zoya Shrivastava
|min_club = Andreas Steckenborn
|mech_club = Trevor Burton/Daniel Osmokrovic
|mse_club = Abrar Mahmud

|1 = 1T7
|2 = 1T6
|3 = 1T5
|4 = 1T4

|chem1 = Kevin Vincze
|chem2 = Madhushan Perera
|chem3 = Youssef Ibrahim
|chem4 = Azer Mehmoodi
|civ1 = Syed Imam
|civ2 = Justin Federbush
|civ3 = Sharon Mandair
|civ4 = Suchit Chanana
|comp1 = Shreyas Upadhyay
|comp2 = Milan Maljkovic
|comp3 = Sanjana Kambalapally
|elec1 = Deeptanshu Prasad
|elec2 = Owen Yeh
|elec3 = Maged Ahmed
|engsci1 = Rossdan Craig
|engsci2 = Kenny Kim
|engsci3 = Oliver Liang
|engsci4 = Kurtis Martin-Sturmey
|indy1 = Jansin Cai
|indy2 = Rejuana Alam
|indy3 = Krystle Pang
|indy4 = Chelsea Carrasco
|mech1 = Ashley McIlvena
|mech2 = Omar Ismail
|mech3 = Evan Boyce
|mech3 = Evan Boyce
|mech4 = Felix Pang
|min1 = Paige Clark
|min2 = Sarah Heffernan
|min3 = Eduardo Cervantes
|min4 = Jonathan Adomait
|mse1 = Dayna Lau
|mse2 = Parisa Najafi
|mse3 = Michael Sabatini
|mse4 = Abrar Mahmud
|t1 = Amir Sheidaei

|firstyearchair = Joshua Calufato

|lgmb_bl = Maya Zhang
|lgmb_dm = Andrew Barolet
|cannon_ca = David Belvedere
|bg_chair = Ryan Mintz & Gregory Cummings
|skulenite_director = Navid Nourian
|skulenite_producer = Jad Knayzeh
|eaa = Bo Han Zhang

|godivas_quest = Abhinav Ramakrishnan & Andrew Nestico
|mr_bg = Kirk Regan
|godivas_crown = Elizabeth de Roode
|ultimate_frosh = Gregory Nettleton
|chariot_race = EngSci

== External Representatives ==
|utsu1 = Pierre Harfouche
|utsu2 = Sanchit Mathur
|utsu3 = Vanessa Bridge

}}

==Conferences Hosted==

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2012-2013

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==Major Milestones for EngSoc in 2012-2013==

===UTSU Fee Diversion Referendum===
Efforts to address long-standing concerns with the democratic legitimacy and efficiency of the University of Toronto Students' Union (UTSU, formerly SAC) culminated in the Engineering Society holding a referendum concurrent with its Board of Directors elections in April 2013 asking full-time engineering students whether they wished to continue paying fees to the UTSU. EngSoc proposed to take over delivery of UTSU services, including the Health & Dental Insurance Plan, at the same or lower costs. The result was an overwhelming endorsement for the so-called "fee diversion" proposal of 95% in favour with 28% turnout.

===Elimination of VP External===
President [[User:Eigenvector|Rishi Maharaj]] ran on a platform of completely disengaging from the Engineering Student Societies' Council of Ontario (ESSCO) and the Canadian Federation of Engineering Students (CFES) on the grounds that they are useless and wasteful organizations. Previous EngSoc administrations, including those of Presidents [[User:kevinpsiu|Kevin P. Siu]] and David Cheung, respectively had concluded that neither ESSCO or CFES provided substantial benefit to EngSoc or its members in return for the funds spent on membership dues and conference delegations.

In the summer of 2012, the Board of Directors approved withdrawal from ESSCO and non-payment of membership dues to CFES. EngSoc was forced to reverse course on CFES membership after it became known that CFES would block U of T students from attending the Canadian Engineering Competition (CEC) if U of T was not a member in good standing, the Board and Officers continued to maintain that CFES membership itself provided no tangible benefit to the members of EngSoc. By spring 2013 it became evident that VP External, already the smallest Officer portfolio, was going to be left with almost zero responsibilities in the coming year. A motion was approved at the February 2013 meeting of the Board of Directors eliminating the position effective at the 2013 Joint Council Meeting, over the objections of incumbent VP External Anton Klunko. Klunko himself had been discredited after a poor appearance at the November 2012 Accountability Meeting and a subsequent article in ''The Varsity'' that aired concerns that he was unprofessional and incompetent.

===Reduction of the Temporary Special Levy and Renewal of the Endowment Fund===
Up for its 15th renewal in the 2013 Officer Elections, the [[Temporary Special Levy Fund|Temporary Special Levy]] was reduced, from $150 to $125, for the first time since its inception. $125 2013 dollars represents $57.86 in 1983 dollars, meaning that the 2013 Special Levy is only slightly more than half of the original fee as instituted in 1983. The 2013 renewal referendum question also included a provision allowing the Board of Directors to redirect surplus funds from the Special Levy Fund to the permanent Endowment Fund.

The [[Engineering Society Endowment Fund|Endowment Fund]] was renewed for the first time in 2013, amid negotiations with the Faculty over a major capital contribution to the construction of a new engineering building on the site behind Simcoe Hall. Notable milestones for the Fund in 2012-2013 including signing an agreement to donate the funds collected in the first two years of its existence to the University to form a trust to be administered jointly by EngSoc and the Faculty and approval of the first Endowment Fund Constitution.

===Renovation of Engineering Stores===
[[Engineering Stores]] Managers Matko Brunski and Laura Burget spearheaded a plan to increase the sales capacity of the Store by adding a second window and point-of-sale system. Work to create a new opening in the wall separating Stores from the Sandford Fleming Atrium was completed over the summer of 2012 at a cost of approximately $25,000.

===Resignations and Recalls===
The 1T2-1T3 year was marked by several resignations, including VP Student Life Nikola Radovanovic, Hard Hat Cafe Operations Manager Kunal Taneja and Board of Directors At-Large Representative Donnie Yee who all resigned over the summer for personal reasons. Cannon Editor Vijay Unnithan was recalled late in the fall term after failing to produce anything during his seven months in office.

Automatic removal from the Board of Directors for absenteeism was instituted midway through the year, leading to the removal of VP External Anton Klunko prior to the final Board meeting of the year.

===Electoral Reform===
Major changes to the Elections Bylaw limited the authority of the Chief Returning Officer (CRO) to unilaterally set election campaigning rules and placed them under the oversight of a special committee of the Board of Directors. Officer Elections were reverted back to their historic timeline over concerns that moving them up by a month resulted in the outgoing Officers effectively quitting their jobs early and leaving the Society in disarray during the transition period.
{{Engineering Society by Year 2011


|president = [[User:Eigenvector|Rishi Maharaj]]
|vp_finance = Pierre Harfouche
|vp_communications = Yerusha Nuh
|vp_academic = Matthew Lattavo
|vp_external = Anton Klunko***
|vp_student_life = Nikola Radovanovic*/Ishan Gupta

|archivist = Stephanie Fata
|cannon_editor = Vijay Unnithan**/Luke Household
|cannonball = Amy Hu
|community_outreach = Aishwarya Saxena
|compsys_admin = Yannick How Wong
|stores_finance = Laura Burget
|stores_ops = Matko Brunski
|f!rosh_handbook = Fionna Gan
|gradball = Nicole Cyhelka
|caf_finance = Maggie Cai
|caf_ops = Kunal Taneja*/Matthew Marji
|hi-skule = Kenny Wong
|ombudsman = ''vacant''
|orientation = Maegan Chang
|skulebook = Jenny Yao
|skule_kup = Raymond Luu
|sponsorship = Felipe Richards
|suds_finance = Gordon Tattle
|suds_ops = Andrew Barolet
|toike_editor = Evan Boyce
|utek = Marissa Wu
|webmaster = Brian To
|cro = Evangelos Staikos

|speaker = Mauricio Curbelo
|bod_chem = Bo Zhang
|bod_civ = Guillaume Bence-Hebert
|bod_comp = Kimberly Shen
|bod_elec = Judith Chan
|bod_engsci = Patrick Zerr
|bod_indy = Gordon Tang
|bod_mse = Vinson Quoc Truong
|bod_mech = Shamail Rizwan
|bod_min = ''vacant''
|bod_al1 = Praneet Bagga
|bod_al2 = Aidan Muller
|bod_al3 = Teresa Nguyen
|bod_al4 = Donnie Yee*/Hollis Milroy
|bod_f!1 = Stephanie Gaglione
|bod_f!2 = Shubham Manchanda
|bod_f!3 = Vuk Svilaric

|chem_club = Ajay Kochhar
|civ_club = Jessica Lam
|comp_club = Rachit Tyagi
|elec_club = Mihajlo Bojic
|engsci_club = Christopher Sun
|indy_club = Florencia Herrera
|min_club = Sebastien Balda
|mech_club = Ryan Persaud
|mse_club = Jacquelyn MacCoon

|1 = 1T6
|2 = 1T5
|3 = 1T4
|4 = 1T3

|chem1 = Krithika Sugavanam
|chem2 = Jerry Fung
|civ1 = Peter Lu
|civ2 = Elissar El-Hage
|civ3 = Bo Wen
|comp1 = Mark Ye
|comp2 = Laura Shen
|elec1 = Nicholas Chin
|elec2 = Maged Ahmed
|engsci1 = John Yeung
|engsci2 = Sharon Ravindran
|indy1 = Anitha Jeremiah
|indy2 = Judy Zhu
|mech1 = Brandon Chu
|mech2 = Steve Lu
|mech3 = Nancy Ho
|mech4 = Michael Stranges
|min1 = Humbert Sin
|mse1 = Anastasia Alksnis
|mse2 = Michael Sabatini
|t1 = Tabish Gilani

|firstyearchair = Kenny Kim

|lgmb_bl = Mauricio Curbelo
|lgmb_dm = Adam Fontana
|cannon_ca = Hollis Milroy
|bg_chair = Gabriel Stavros & Tejas Manjunath
|skulenite_director = Christopher Sun & Scott Whitty
|skulenite_producer = Ian Parker, Amanda Bell, & Chunkei Tang
|eaa = Alessandro Zavatti

|godivas_quest = Ryan Wills
|mr_bg = David Belvedere
|godivas_crown = Pinky Chan
|ultimate_frosh = Colin Playle
|chariot_race = Mech

|utsu1 = Mo Delwar
|utsu2 = Sanchit Mathur
|utsu3 = Will Zhang
|gc1 = James Bateman

}}

==Conferences Hosted==

{{Engineering Society Navbox}}

2012-2013

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Eigenvector: /* Reduction of the Temporary Special Levy and Renewal of the Endowment Fund */

==Major Milestones for EngSoc in 2012-2013==

===UTSU Fee Diversion Referendum===
Efforts to address long-standing concerns with the democratic legitimacy and efficiency of the University of Toronto Students' Union (UTSU, formerly SAC) culminated in the Engineering Society holding a referendum concurrent with its Board of Directors elections in April 2013 asking full-time engineering students whether they wished to continue paying fees to the UTSU. EngSoc proposed to take over delivery of UTSU services, including the Health & Dental Insurance Plan, at the same or lower costs. The result was an overwhelming endorsement for the so-called "fee diversion" proposal of 95% in favour with 28% turnout.

===Elimination of VP External===
President [[User:Eigenvector|Rishi Maharaj]] ran on a platform of completely disengaging from the Engineering Student Societies' Council of Ontario (ESSCO) and the Canadian Federation of Engineering Students (CFES) on the grounds that they are useless and wasteful organizations. Previous EngSoc administrations, including those of Presidents [[User:kevinpsiu|Kevin P. Siu]] and David Cheung, respectively had concluded that neither ESSCO or CFES provided substantial benefit to EngSoc or its members in return for the funds spent on membership dues and conference delegations.

In the summer of 2012, the Board of Directors approved withdrawal from ESSCO and non-payment of membership dues to CFES. EngSoc was forced to reverse course on CFES membership after it became known that CFES would block U of T students from attending the Canadian Engineering Competition (CEC) if U of T was not a member in good standing, the Board and Officers continued to maintain that CFES membership itself provided no tangible benefit to the members of EngSoc. By spring 2013 it became evident that VP External, already the smallest Officer portfolio, was going to be left with almost zero responsibilities in the coming year. A motion was approved at the February 2013 meeting of the Board of Directors eliminating the position effective at the 2013 Joint Council Meeting, over the objections of incumbent VP External Anton Klunko. Klunko himself had been discredited after a poor appearance at the November 2012 Accountability Meeting and a subsequent article in ''The Varsity'' that aired concerns that he was unprofessional and incompetent.

===Reduction of the Temporary Special Levy and Renewal of the Endowment Fund===
Up for its 15th renewal in the 2013 Officer Elections, the [[Temporary Special Levy Fund|Temporary Special Levy]] was reduced, from $150 to $125, for the first time since its inception. $125 2013 dollars represents $57.86 in 1983 dollars, meaning that the 2013 Special Levy is only slightly more than half of the original fee as instituted in 1983. The 2013 renewal referendum question also included a provision allowing the Board of Directors to redirect surplus funds from the Special Levy Fund to the permanent Endowment Fund.

The [[Engineering Society Endowment Fund|Endowment Fund]] was renewed for the first time in 2013, amid negotiations with the Faculty over a major capital contribution to the construction of a new engineering building on the site behind Simcoe Hall. Notable milestones for the Fund in 2012-2013 including signing an agreement to donate the funds collected in the first two years of its existence to the University to form a trust to be administered jointly by EngSoc and the Faculty and approval of the first Endowment Fund Constitution.

===Renovation of Engineering Stores===
[[Engineering Stores]] Managers Matko Brunski and Laura Burget spearheaded a plan to increase the sales capacity of the Store by adding a second window and point-of-sale system. Work to create a new opening in the wall separating Stores from the Sandford Fleming Atrium was completed over the summer of 2012 at a cost of approximately $25,000.

===Resignations and Recalls===
The 1T2-1T3 year was marked by several resignations, including VP Student Life Nikola Radovanovic, Hard Hat Cafe Operations Manager Kunal Taneja and Board of Directors At-Large Representative Donnie Yee who all resigned over the summer for personal reasons. Cannon Editor Vijay Unnithan was recalled late in the fall term after failing to produce anything during his seven months in office.

Automatic removal from the Board of Directors for absenteeism was instituted midway through the year, leading to the removal of VP External Anton Klunko prior to the final Board meeting of the year.

===Electoral Reform===
Major changes to the Elections Bylaw limited the authority of the Chief Returning Officer (CRO) to unilaterally set election campaigning rules and placed them under the oversight of a special committee of the Board of Directors. Officer Elections were reverted back to their historic timeline over concerns that moving them up by a month resulted in the outgoing Officers effectively quitting their jobs early and leaving the Society in disarray during the transition period.
{{Engineering Society by Year 2011


|president = [[User:Eigenvector|Rishi Maharaj]]
|vp_finance = Pierre Harfouche
|vp_communications = Yerusha Nuh
|vp_academic = Matthew Lattavo
|vp_external = Anton Klunko***
|vp_student_life = Nikola Radovanovic*/Ishan Gupta

|archivist = Stephanie Fata
|cannon_editor = Vijay Unnithan**/Luke Household
|cannonball = Amy Hu
|community_outreach = Aishwarya Saxena
|compsys_admin = Yannick How Wong
|stores_finance = Laura Burget
|stores_ops = Matko Brunski
|f!rosh_handbook = Fionna Gan
|gradball = Nicole Cyhelka
|caf_finance = Maggie Cai
|caf_ops = Kunal Taneja*/Matthew Marji
|hi-skule = Kenny Wong
|ombudsman = ''vacant''
|orientation = Maegan Chang
|skulebook = Jenny Yao
|skule_kup = Raymond Luu
|sponsorship = Felipe Richards
|suds_finance = Gordon Tattle
|suds_ops = Andrew Barolet
|toike_editor = Evan Boyce
|utek = Marissa Wu
|webmaster = Brian To
|cro = Evangelos Staikos

|speaker = Mauricio Curbelo
|bod_chem = Bo Zhang
|bod_civ = Guillaume Bence-Hebert
|bod_comp = Kimberly Shen
|bod_elec = Judith Chan
|bod_engsci = Patrick Zerr
|bod_indy = Gordon Tang
|bod_mse = Vinson Quoc Truong
|bod_mech = Shamail Rizwan
|bod_min = ''vacant''
|bod_al1 = Praneet Bagga
|bod_al2 = Aidan Muller
|bod_al3 = Teresa Nguyen
|bod_al4 = Donnie Yee*/Hollis Milroy
|bod_f!1 = Stephanie Gaglione
|bod_f!2 = Shubham Manchanda
|bod_f!3 = Vuk Svilaric

|chem_club = Ajay Kochhar
|civ_club = Jessica Lam
|comp_club = Rachit Tyagi
|elec_club = Mihajlo Bojic
|engsci_club = Christopher Sun
|indy_club = Florencia Herrera
|min_club = Sebastien Balda
|mech_club = Ryan Persaud
|mse_club = Jacquelyn MacCoon

|1 = 1T6
|2 = 1T5
|3 = 1T4
|4 = 1T3

|chem1 = Krithika Sugavanam
|chem2 = Jerry Fung
|civ1 = Peter Lu
|civ2 = Elissar El-Hage
|civ3 = Bo Wen
|comp1 = Mark Ye
|comp2 = Laura Shen
|elec1 = Nicholas Chin
|elec2 = Maged Ahmed
|engsci1 = John Yeung
|engsci2 = Sharon Ravindran
|indy1 = Anitha Jeremiah
|indy2 = Judy Zhu
|mech1 = Brandon Chu
|mech2 = Steve Lu
|mech3 = Nancy Ho
|mech4 = Michael Stranges
|min1 = Humbert Sin
|mse1 = Anastasia Alksnis
|mse2 = Michael Sabatini
|t1 = Tabish Gilani

|firstyearchair = Kenny Kim

|lgmb_bl = Mauricio Curbelo
|lgmb_dm = Adam Fontana
|cannon_ca = ''You wish!''
|bg_chair = Gabriel Stavros & Tejas Manjunath
|skulenite_director = Christopher Sun & Scott Whitty
|skulenite_producer = Ian Parker, Amanda Bell, & Chunkei Tang
|eaa = Alessandro Zavatti

|godivas_quest = Ryan Wills
|mr_bg = David Belvedere
|godivas_crown = Pinky Chan
|ultimate_frosh = Colin Playle
|chariot_race = Mech

|utsu1 = Mo Delwar
|utsu2 = Sanchit Mathur
|utsu3 = Will Zhang
|gc1 = James Bateman

}}

==Conferences Hosted==

{{Engineering Society Navbox}}

President

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Eigenvector:

{{Infobox position
| honorific_prefix = Executive
| honorific_suffix =
| name = Mauricio Curbelo
| education = Civ 1T3+PEY
| term = as of April 2013

| image = Mauricio.jpg 
| image_size =

| caption = incumbent:


| email = president@g.skule.ca
| website = 
| other_names =
| years_active =
| employer = 
| organization = Engineering Society 
| known_for =
| notable_works =
| boards = Board of Directors, St. George Round Table, Faculty Council, Faculty Council Executive Committee, UTSU Board of Directors

| awards =

| footnotes =
| box_width =
}}

The [[President]] is the Chief Executive Officer and one of the executive members of the Engineering Society. The president is responsible for setting the direction for the Society and ensuring its smooth operation. These main roles are carried out along with the rest of the executive team who oversee various areas of the Engineering Society. As the head of the organization, the President also acts as a representative of the Society towards the Faculty, University, community and students.

The mandated role of the President is stated in Bylaw 1, Chapter 3 and Bylaw 4, Chapter 1.

== Oversights ==

The Presidential portfolio includes:

*Business Manager

Executive Team
*[[VP Finance]]
*[[VP Communications]]
*[[VP Academic]]
*[[VP External]]
*[[VP Student Life]]

Ex-Officio Directors
*Discipline Club Chairs
**Chemical Engineering
**Civil Engineering
**Computer Engineering
**Electrical Engineering
**Engineering Science
**Industrial Engineering
**Materials Science and Engineering
**Mechanical Engineering
**Mineral Engineering
*[[Chief Attiliator]]

==Presidential Prerogatives==
Only the president may use the Seal of the Society.

== Past Presidents ==
{| class="wikitable"
!Year
!colspan="2"|Name
|-
|2012-2013
|Mauricio Curbelo
|Civ 1T3+PEY
|-
|2012-2013
|Rishi Maharaj
|NΨ 1T2+PEY
|-
|2011-2012
|David Cheung
|Civ 1T1+PEY
|-
|2010-2011
|Kevin P. Siu
|NΨ 1T0+PEY
|-
|2009-2010
|Jimmy Lu
|Civ 1T0
|-
|2008-2009
|Jonathan Asmis
|NΨ 0T8+PEY
|-
|2007-2008
|Alaina Lagrou
|Indy 0T8
|-
|2006-2007
|Mei Ling Chen
|Chem 0T7
|-
|2005-2006
|Peter Suddard
|Mech 0T5+2
|-
|2004-2005
|Todd Reichert
|NΨ 0T4 + Film
|-
|2003-2004
|Richard Yu
|NΨ 0T4
|-
|2002-2003
|Ashley Morton
|Elec 0T3
|-
|2001-2002
|Jim Karahalios
|Civ 0T2
|-
|2000-2001
|Karen Caputo
|Mech 0T1
|-
|1999-2000
|Sean Voskamp
|Mech 0T0
|-
|1998-1999
|Rono Sinha
|Comp 9T8+PEY
|-
|1997-1998
|Sally Atalla
|Mech 9T7+PEY
|-
|1996-1997
|Franny Jewett
|Civ 9T6
|-
|1995-1996
|Rowan Wilson
|?
|-
|1994-1995
|Ruby Nayyar
|Indy 9T5
|-
|1993-1994
|David Vendramini
|?
|-
|1992-1993
|Andrew Steeper
|?
|-
|1991-1992
|Alex Chapman
|?
|-
|1990-1991
|Kevin Fair
|Mech 9T1
|-
|1989-1990
|Cosy Caporrella
|?
|-
|1988-1989
|Keren Morehead
|?
|-
|1987-1988
|Wayne McPhee
|?
|-
|1986-1987
|Kim Hollings
|?
|-
|1985-1986
|Luis Alegre
|?
|-
|1984-1985
|Bill Hollings
|?
|-
|1983-1984
|Ron McKenzie
|?
|-
|1982-1983
|Wayne Levin
|IND 8T3
|-
|1981-1982
|Diane Kapica
|?
|-
|1980-1981
|David Legresley
|?
|-
|1979-1980
|Gary Jones
|?
|-
|1978-1979
|Rob Yates
|?
|-
|1977-1978
|Joseph Lstiburek
|?
|-
|1976-1977
|Jim Picknell
|?
|-
|1975-1976
|Marta Ecsedi
|?
|-
|1974-1975
|Douglas Duncan (First Council President)
|?
|-
|1974-1975
|Pat O'Neill
|?
|-
|1973-1974
|Steve Field
|?
|-
|1972-1973
|R. Scott Jolliffe
|?
|-
|1971-1972
|Eric J. Miglin
|?
|-
|1970-1971
|Michael V. Sefton
|Chem 7T1
|-
|1969-1970
|?
|?
|-
|1968-1969
|Brian Dunk
|?
|-
|1967-1968
|John Morris
|?
|-
|}

[[Category:Officers]]
[[Category:Engineering Society]]

President

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Eigenvector:

{{Infobox position
| honorific_prefix = Executive
| honorific_suffix =
| name = Mauricio Curbelo
| education = Civ 1T3+PEY
| term = as of April 2013

| image = Mauricio.jpg 
| image_size =

| caption = incumbent:


| email = president@g.skule.ca
| website = 
| other_names =
| years_active =
| employer = 
| organization = Engineering Society 
| known_for =
| notable_works =
| boards = Board of Directors, St. George Round Table, Faculty Council, Faculty Council Executive Committee, UTSU Board of Directors

| awards =

| footnotes =
| box_width =
}}

The [[President]] is the Chief Executive Officer and one of the executive members of the Engineering Society. He/She has the main responsible of setting the direction for the Society and ensuring its smooth operations. These main roles are carried out along with the rest of the executive team who oversee various areas of the Engineering Society. As the head of the organization, the President also acts as a representative of the Society towards the Faculty, University, community and students.

The mandated role of the President is stated in Bylaw 1, Chapter 3 and Bylaw 4, Chapter 1.

== Oversights ==

The Presidential portfolio includes:

*Business Manager

Executive Team
*[[VP Finance]]
*[[VP Communications]]
*[[VP Academic]]
*[[VP External]]
*[[VP Student Life]]

Ex-Officio Directors
*Discipline Club Chairs
**Chemical Engineering
**Civil Engineering
**Computer Engineering
**Electrical Engineering
**Engineering Science
**Industrial Engineering
**Materials Science and Engineering
**Mechanical Engineering
**Mineral Engineering
*[[Chief Attiliator]]

== Current Projects ==

== Ongoing Projects ==

* Hard Hat Cafe

== Past Projects ==

* Elections Marketing Campaign
* Eng Soc Census

== Past Presidents ==
{| class="wikitable"
!Year
!colspan="2"|Name
|-
|2012-2013
|Mauricio Curbelo
|Civ 1T3+PEY
|-
|2012-2013
|Rishi Maharaj
|NΨ 1T2+PEY
|-
|2011-2012
|David Cheung
|Civ 1T1+PEY
|-
|2010-2011
|Kevin P. Siu
|NΨ 1T0+PEY
|-
|2009-2010
|Jimmy Lu
|Civ 1T0
|-
|2008-2009
|Jonathan Asmis
|NΨ 0T8+PEY
|-
|2007-2008
|Alaina Lagrou
|Indy 0T8
|-
|2006-2007
|Mei Ling Chen
|Chem 0T7
|-
|2005-2006
|Peter Suddard
|Mech 0T5+2
|-
|2004-2005
|Todd Reichert
|NΨ 0T4 + Film
|-
|2003-2004
|Richard Yu
|NΨ 0T4
|-
|2002-2003
|Ashley Morton
|Elec 0T3
|-
|2001-2002
|Jim Karahalios
|Civ 0T2
|-
|2000-2001
|Karen Caputo
|Mech 0T1
|-
|1999-2000
|Sean Voskamp
|Mech 0T0
|-
|1998-1999
|Rono Sinha
|Comp 9T8+PEY
|-
|1997-1998
|Sally Atalla
|Mech 9T7+PEY
|-
|1996-1997
|Franny Jewett
|Civ 9T6
|-
|1995-1996
|Rowan Wilson
|?
|-
|1994-1995
|Ruby Nayyar
|Indy 9T5
|-
|1993-1994
|David Vendramini
|?
|-
|1992-1993
|Andrew Steeper
|?
|-
|1991-1992
|Alex Chapman
|?
|-
|1990-1991
|Kevin Fair
|Mech 9T1
|-
|1989-1990
|Cosy Caporrella
|?
|-
|1988-1989
|Keren Morehead
|?
|-
|1987-1988
|Wayne McPhee
|?
|-
|1986-1987
|Kim Hollings
|?
|-
|1985-1986
|Luis Alegre
|?
|-
|1984-1985
|Bill Hollings
|?
|-
|1983-1984
|Ron McKenzie
|?
|-
|1982-1983
|Wayne Levin
|IND 8T3
|-
|1981-1982
|Diane Kapica
|?
|-
|1980-1981
|David Legresley
|?
|-
|1979-1980
|Gary Jones
|?
|-
|1978-1979
|Rob Yates
|?
|-
|1977-1978
|Joseph Lstiburek
|?
|-
|1976-1977
|Jim Picknell
|?
|-
|1975-1976
|Marta Ecsedi
|?
|-
|1974-1975
|Douglas Duncan (First Council President)
|?
|-
|1974-1975
|Pat O'Neill
|?
|-
|1973-1974
|Steve Field
|?
|-
|1972-1973
|R. Scott Jolliffe
|?
|-
|1971-1972
|Eric J. Miglin
|?
|-
|1970-1971
|Michael V. Sefton
|Chem 7T1
|-
|1969-1970
|?
|?
|-
|1968-1969
|Brian Dunk
|?
|-
|1967-1968
|John Morris
|?
|-
|}

[[Category:Officers]]
[[Category:Engineering Society]]

Engineering Society Centennial Award

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''See also: [[Engineering Society Awards]]''

The Engineering Society Centennial Award is given annually to one person in first year and one person in second year who demonstrates commitment and dedication to the [[Engineering Society]] through involvement in extra-curricular activities run by the Engineering Society.

==Past Recipient==
{| class="wikitable"
!Year
!colspan="2"|First Year Recipient
!colspan="2"|Second Year Recipient
|-
|2012-2013
|Kenny Kim
|NΨ 1T6
|??
|??
|-
|2011-2012
|Kimberly Shen
|Comp 1T5
|Ishan Gupta
|Chem 1T4
|-
|2010-2011
|Ryan Mintz
|ECE 1T4
|Gabriel Stavros
|MSE 1T3+PEY
|-
|2009-2010
|Mauricio Curbelo
|Civ 1T3+PEY
|Prachy Mohan
|Mech 1T2
|-
|2008-2009
|Misha Stecyk
|Elec 1T2
|Wayne Lin
|Indy 1T1+PEY
|-
|2007-2008
|Wayne Lin
|Indy 1T1+PEY
|Cyrene Wu
|Civ 1T0+PEY
|-
|2006-2007
| -
| -
|Geoffrey Siu
|NΨ 0T9+PEY
|-
|2005-2006
|Steven Szeto
|Indy 0T9
|Ian Swartz
|Comp 0T8
|-
|2004-2005
|?
|? 0T8
|Chris Doan
|ELEC 0T7 + PEY
|-
|2003-2004
|?
|? 0T7
|?
|? 0T6
|-
|2002-2003
|?
|? 0T6
|?
|? 0T5
|-
|2001-2002
|Samuel Orr
|? 0T5
|Susan Hogle
|Mech 0T4
|-
|}

Engineering Society Award

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''See also: [[Engineering Society Awards]]''

Awarded annually to one (1) person in fourth year who demonstrates commitment and dedication to the Engineering Society through involvement in extra-curricular activities run by the Engineering Society.

==Past Recipients==
{| class="wikitable"
!Year
!colspan="2"|Recipient
|-
|2012-2013
|Rishi Maharaj
|NΨ 1T2+PEY
|-
|2011-2012
|Owyn Notario
|Civ 1T1+PEY
|-
|2010-2011
|Kevin P. Siu
|NΨ 1T0+PEY
|-
|2009-2010
|Tim Chen
|NΨ 0T9+PEY
|-
|2008-2009
|Steven Szeto
|Indy 0T9
|-
|2007-2008
|Eamon McDermott
|NΨ 0T5+3?
|-
|2006-2007
|Carolyn Hicks
|?
|-
|2005-2006
|Jon Hollands
|?
|-
|2004-2005
|Nazim Hussain
|?
|-
|2003-2004
|Mathew Szeto
|Comp 0T3+1
|-
|2002-2003
|Angelo Gentile
|Indy 0T3
|-
|2001-2002
|Kirsten Koehl
|?
|-
|}

Engineering Society Elections (2012)

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The '''2012 Engineering Society Elections''' were held on February 8-10, 2012 for [[Officers]] and Valedictorian, and March 29-30, 2012 for [[2012-2013#Board_of_Directors|Board of Directors]] and levies. The election resulted in an [[EngSoc]] Officer team for 2012-2013 of Rishi Maharaj (President), Pierre Harfouche (VP Finance), Yerusha Nuh (VP Communications), Matthew Lattavo (VP Academic), Anton Klunko (VP External), and Nikola Radovanović (VP Student Life).

==Officer Election Results==
===President===
{| class="wikitable"
!rowspan="2" colspan="2"|Candidate
!colspan="2"|1st Round
!colspan="2"|2nd Round
!colspan="2"|3rd Round
|-
|'''Votes'''
|'''Percentage'''
|'''Votes'''
|'''Percentage'''
|'''Votes'''
|'''Percentage'''
|-
|'''Rishi Maharaj'''
|EngSci 1T2+PEY
|463
|35%
|579
|47%
|916
|87%
|-
|Abhishek Mathur
|Mech 1T2+PEY
|444
|33%
|564
|46%
|''-''
|''-''
|-
|Albert Huynh
|Chem 1T2+PEY
|375
|28%
|''-''
|''-''
|''-''
|''-''
|-
|colspan="2"|Re-Open Nominations
|40
|3%
|70
|6%
|119
|12%
|-
|colspan="2"|Spoiled Ballots
|15
|1%
|15
|1%
|15
|1%
|-
|colspan="2"|'''Total Ballots Cast'''
|colspan="6"|'''1337'''
|}

===VP Finance===
{| class="wikitable"
!rowspan="2" colspan="2"|Candidate
!colspan="2"|1st Round
!colspan="2"|2nd Round
|-
|'''Votes'''
|'''Percentage'''
!colspan="2"|'''Votes'''
|-
|'''Pierre Harfouche'''
|EngSci 1T4
|625
|58%
|''Wins by clear majority''
|-
|Nicole Cyhelka
|Chem 1T3
|271
|25%
|
|-
|Samuel Chien
|EngSci 1T5
|51
|5%
|
|-
|colspan="2"|Re-Open Nominations
|101
|9%
|
|-
|colspan="2"|Spoiled Ballots
|22
|2%
|
|-
|colspan="2"|'''Total Ballots Cast'''
|colspan="3"|'''1070'''
|}

===VP Communications===
{| class="wikitable"
!rowspan="2" colspan="2"|Candidate
!colspan="2"|1st Round
!colspan="2"|2nd Round
|-
|'''Votes'''
|'''Percentage'''
|'''Votes'''
|'''Percentage'''
|-
|'''Yerusha Nuh'''
|Elec 1T4
|444
|40%
|519
|50%
|-
|Jenny Yao
|Indy 1T5
|331
|30%
|421
|41%
|-
|Kimberly Shen
|Comp 1T5
|243
|22%
|''-''
|''-''
|-
|colspan="2"|Re-Open Nominations
|69
|6%
|84
|8%
|-
|colspan="2"|Spoiled Ballots
|27
|2%
|27
|2%
|-
|colspan="2"|'''Total Ballots Cast'''
|colspan="4"|'''1114'''
|}

===VP Academic===
{| class="wikitable"
!rowspan="2" colspan="2"|Candidate
!colspan="2"|1st Round
!colspan="2"|2nd Round
!colspan="2"|3rd Round
!colspan="2"|4th Round
|-
|'''Votes'''
|'''Percentage'''
|'''Votes'''
|'''Percentage'''
|'''Votes'''
|'''Percentage'''
|'''Votes'''
|'''Percentage'''
|-
|'''Matthew Lattavo'''
|Civ 1T4
|350
|32%
|371
|37%
|441
|48%
|647
|80%
|-
|Praneet Bagga
|Chem 1T4
|266
|24%
|308
|30%
|368
|40%
|''-''
|''-''
|-
|Neell Young
|EngSci 1T4
|235
|21%
|253
|25%
|''-''
|''-''
|''-''
|''-''
|-
|Hardeep Singh
|EngSci 1T5
|124
|11%
|''-''
|''-''
|''-''
|''-''
|''-''
|''-''
|-
|colspan="2"|Re-Open Nominations
|72
|7%
|79
|8%
|112
|12%
|161
|20%
|-
|colspan="2"|Spoiled Ballots
|35
|3%
|35
|3%
|35
|3%
|35
|3%
|-
|colspan="2"|'''Total Ballots Cast'''
|colspan="8"|'''1082'''
|}

===VP External===
{| class="wikitable"
!rowspan="2" colspan="2"|Candidate
!colspan="2"|1st Round
!colspan="2"|2nd Round
!colspan="2"|3rd Round
|-
|'''Votes'''
|'''Percentage'''
|'''Votes'''
|'''Percentage'''
|'''Votes'''
|'''Percentage'''
|-
|'''Anton Klunko'''
|Indy 1T2+PEY
|320
|35%
|374
|43%
|579
|74%
|-
|Nicholas Nico Valenton
|Civ 1T5
|256
|28%
|363
|42%
|''-''
|''-''
|-
|Michael Taguiam
|Chem 1T5
|236
|26%
|''-''
|''-''
|''-''
|''-''
|-
|colspan="2"|Re-Open Nominations
|105
|11%
|127
|15%
|185
|24%
|-
|colspan="2"|Spoiled Ballots
|40
|4%
|40
|4%
|40
|4%
|-
|colspan="2"|'''Total Ballots Cast'''
|colspan="6"|'''957'''
|}

===VP Student Life===
{| class="wikitable"
!rowspan="2" colspan="2"|Candidate
!colspan="2"|1st Round
!colspan="2"|2nd Round
!colspan="2"|3rd Round
|-
|'''Votes'''
|'''Percentage'''
|'''Votes'''
|'''Percentage'''
|'''Votes'''
|'''Percentage'''
|-
|'''Nikola Radovanovic'''
|Mech 1T3+1
|370
|35%
|460
|43%
|745
|69%
|-
|Teresa Nguyen
|Civ 1T4
|331
|31%
|436
|41%
|''-''
|''-''
|-
|Ishan Gupta
|Chem 1T4
|305
|28%
|''-''
|''-''
|''-''
|''-''
|-
|colspan="2"|Re-Open Nominations
|44
|4%
|64
|6%
|120
|11%
|-
|colspan="2"|Spoiled Ballots
|21
|2%
|21
|2%
|21
|2%
|-
|colspan="2"|'''Total Ballots Cast'''
|colspan="6"|'''1071'''
|}

==Levy Referendum Results==
===Blue Sky Solar Car Levy===
{| class="wikitable"
!
!Votes
!Percentage
|-
|Yes
|237
|48%
|-
|'''No'''
|248
|51%
|-
|Spoiled Ballots
|5
|1%
|-
|'''Total Ballots Cast'''
|colspan="2"|'''490'''
|}

===Destination Imagination Levy===
{| class="wikitable"
!
!Votes
!Percentage
|-
|Yes
|103
|24%
|-
|'''No'''
|318
|74%
|-
|Spoiled Ballots
|9
|2%
|-
|'''Total Ballots Cast'''
|colspan="2"|'''430'''
|}

===Iron Dragons Levy===
{| class="wikitable"
!
!Votes
!Percentage
|-
|Yes
|183
|38%
|-
|'''No'''
|292
|61%
|-
|Spoiled Ballots
|5
|1%
|-
|'''Total Ballots Cast'''
|colspan="2"|'''480'''
|}

===Skule Nite Levy===
{| class="wikitable"
!
!Votes
!Percentage
|-
|'''Yes'''
|274
|56%
|-
|No
|217
|44%
|-
|Spoiled Ballots
|1
|0%
|-
|'''Total Ballots Cast'''
|colspan="2"|'''492'''
|}

===Sustainable Engineers Association Levy===
{| class="wikitable"
!
!Votes
!Percentage
|-
|Yes
|143
|32%
|-
|'''No'''
|298
|67%
|-
|Spoiled Ballots
|4
|1%
|-
|'''Total Ballots Cast'''
|colspan="2"|'''445'''
|}

===University of Toronto Concrete Canoe Levy===
{| class="wikitable"
!
!Votes
!Percentage
|-
|Yes
|212
|43%
|-
|'''No'''
|273
|56%
|-
|Spoiled Ballots
|5
|1%
|-
|'''Total Ballots Cast'''
|colspan="2"|'''485'''
|}

===You're Next Career Network Levy===
{| class="wikitable"
!
!Votes
!Percentage
|-
|Yes
|226
|49%
|-
|'''No'''
|233
|51%
|-
|Spoiled Ballots
|1
|0%
|-
|'''Total Ballots Cast'''
|colspan="2"|'''460'''
|}

==Board of Directors Results==
===Chemical Engineering Representative===
{| class="wikitable"
!colspan="2"|Candidate
!Votes
!Percentage
|-
|Nico Valenton
|Chem 1T5
|14
|12%
|-
|Nicole Cyhelka
|Chem 1T3
|19
|16%
|-
|'''Bo Zhang'''
|Chem ?
|69
|57%
|-
|Jessica Li
|Chem 1T2 + PEY
|18
|15%
|-
|colspan="2"|Re-Open Nominations
|1
|0%
|-
|colspan="2"|'''Total Ballots Cast'''
|colspan="2"|'''121'''
|}

===Civil Engineering Representative===
{| class="wikitable"
!colspan="2"|Candidate
!Votes
!Percentage
|-
|Alessandro Zavatti
|Civ 1T2+PEY
|4
|7%
|-
|'''Guillaume Bence-Hebert'''
|Civ 1T4
|25
|45%
|-
|Tahreem Butt
|Civ 1T5
|0
|0%
|-
|Nicholas Nico Valenton
|Civ 1T5
|23
|42%
|-
|colspan="2"|Re-Open Nominations
|3
|5%
|-
|colspan="2"|'''Total Ballots Cast'''
|colspan="2"|'''55'''
|}

===Computer Engineering Representative===
{| class="wikitable"
!colspan="2"|Candidate
!Votes
!Percentage
|-
|'''Kimberly Shen (Yes)'''
|Comp 1T5
|12
|63%
|-
|Kimberly Shen (No)
|Comp 1T5
|7
|37%
|-
|colspan="2"|'''Total Ballots Cast'''
|colspan="2"|'''19'''
|}

===Engineering Science Representative===
{| class="wikitable"
!colspan="2" rowspan="2"|Candidate
!colspan="2"|1st Round
!colspan="2"|2nd Round
!colspan="2"|3rd Round
|-
|'''Votes'''
|'''Percentage'''
|'''Votes'''
|'''Percentage'''
|'''Votes'''
|'''Percentage'''
|-
|'''Patrick Zerr'''
|NΨ 1T4
|54
|42%
|60
|50%
|88
|81%
|-
|Brian To
|NΨ 1T5
|37
|29%
|47
|39%
|colspan="2" align="center"|-
|-
|David Belvedere
|NΨ 1T5
|26
|20%
|colspan="4" align="center"|-
|-
|colspan="2"|Re-Open Nominations
|12
|9%
|13
|11%
|21
|19%
|-
|colspan="2"|'''Total Ballots Cast'''
|colspan="2"|'''129'''
|colspan="2"|'''120'''
|colspan="2"|'''109'''
|}

===Industrial Engineering Representative===
{| class="wikitable"
!colspan="2"|Candidate
!Votes
!Percentage
|-
|'''Gordon Tang'''
|Indy 1T4
|29
|55%
|-
|Eric Andersson
|Indy 1T5
|10
|19%
|-
|colspan="2"|Re-Open Nominations
|14
|26%
|-
|colspan="2"|'''Total Ballots Cast'''
|colspan="2"|'''53'''
|}

===Mechanical Engineering Representative===
{| class="wikitable"
!colspan="2"|Candidate
!Votes
!Percentage
|-
|'''Shamail Rizwan (Yes)'''
|Mech 1T4
|54
|82%
|-
|colspan="2"|Re-Open Nominations
|12
|18%
|-
|colspan="2"|'''Total Ballots Cast'''
|colspan="2"|'''66'''
|}

===Materials Science Engineering Representative===
{| class="wikitable"
!colspan="2"|Candidate
!Votes
!Percentage
|-
|Gabriel Stavros
|MSE 1T3
|16
|35%
|-
|'''Vinson Quoc Truong'''
|MSE 1T4
|29
|63%
|-
|colspan="2"|Re-Open Nominations
|1
|2%
|-
|colspan="2"|'''Total Ballots Cast'''
|colspan="2"|'''46'''
|}

===At-Large Representatives===
{| class="wikitable"
!rowspan="2" colspan="2"|Candidate
!1st Round
!2nd Round
!3rd Round
|-
|colspan="3" align="center"|'''Votes'''
|-
|'''Teresa Nguyen'''
|Civ 1T4
|'''135'''
|colspan="2" align="center"|-
|-
|'''Donnie Yee'''
|Mech 1T2+PEY
|75
|'''87.9'''
|<nowiki>-</nowiki>
|-
|'''Praneet Bagga'''
|Chem 1T4
|63
|67.6
|'''71.3'''
|-
|'''Aidan Muller'''
|MSE 1T4
|49
|53.9
|'''55.9'''
|-
|Evan Boyce
|T1 1T5
|34
|37.9
|39
|-
|Tejas Manjunath
|Mech 1T4
|42
|49.8
|51.4
|-
|Fiona Gan
|NΨ 1T5
|32
|33.3
|34.4
|-
|colspan="2"|Re-Open Nominations
|20
|22.3
|23
|-
|colspan="2"|'''Total Ballots Cast'''
|'''450'''
|'''352.7'''
|'''277.7'''
|}
==Appeals==
Paul Park, on behalf of the Blue Sky Solar Racing Team, appealed the results of the elections, alleging that the Chief Returning Officer (CRO) had failed to follow the proper procedures in informing clubs of the rules and procedures of the referendums. The Elections Review Committee, consisting of outgoing President David Cheung, Faculty Registrar Barbara McCann and Alumni Association representative Sonia De Buglio, met on April 17, 2012 to consider the appeal. The committee found no merit to the grounds of the appeal, but nonetheless [[:File:Referendum Appeals Committee 2012.pdf|ruled]] that clubs that had run referenda to institute designated fee portions could run them again if they wished.

Incoming President Rishi Maharaj took issue with the committee's ruling, arguing that it was inconsistent with its own findings, democratic principles and University policy regarding designated fee portions. In a [[:File:2012-04-21 Levy appeal memo.pdf|memorandum]] to all students dated April 21, 2012 informing them of the situation, Maharaj wrote, "I believe that the ERC failed to consider the impact their decision would have on the overall perception and legitimacy of Engineering Society elections." Maharaj subsequently asked for and received unanimous consent from the 2012-2013 Board of Directors to reject the committee's ruling and allow the referendum results to stand.

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VP External

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{{Infobox position
| honorific_prefix = Executive
| honorific_suffix =

| name = Anton Klunko
| education = Indy 1T2+PEY
| term = as of March 2012
| office =
| officeterm =

| predecessor = Gordon Tang
| successor =

| image =
| image_size =

| caption =


| email = vpexternal@g.skule.ca
| website = 
| other_names = VPX, VP Ex, VP External Relations
| years_active = 2007-2013
| employer = [[President]] 
| organization = [[Engineering Society]] 
| known_for =
| notable_works =
| boards = [[Board of Directors]], [[Engineering Student Societies' Council of Ontario]], [[Canadian Federation of Engineering Students]]

| awards =

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[[Category:Officers]]
[[Category:Engineering Society]]

The Vice-President External is one of the executive members of the Engineering Society. He/She is responsible for the external representation and partnership of the society. The VP External maintains our relations with groups outside of the Engineering Society, specifically with other universities, high school students, professional organizations, industry, and the general public. He/She represents the Society to the [[Engineering Student Societies’ Council of Ontario]] (ESSCO) and the [[Canadian Federation of Engineering Students]] (CFES), which are our primary point of contact with other schools. As well, the VP External is responsible for external research via the societies' ties and for developing project solutions to improve the Society. To do all of this, the VP External manages his/her project directors in the Oversights section below and implements some Current Projects him/herself.

== Oversight == 
The VP External portfolio includes:

'''Project Directors'''
*[[Community Outreach]] Director
'''Ex-Officio'''
*[[UTSU Directors]] for Engineering
*Student Governor ([[Governing Council]] representative)

== Current Projects ==
*Initiating relationships with external media agencies
*Development of ESSCO
*Revamping of Community Outreach efforts

== Ongoing Projects ==
*Community Outreach (Charity)
*Hi-Skule
*National Engineering Month
*[[You're Next Career Network]]

== Past Projects ==
*[[Skule Kup]]
== Past VPs External ==
{| class="wikitable"
!Year
!colspan="2"|Name
|-
|2012-2013
|Anton Klunko
|Indy 1T2+PEY
|-
|2011-2012
|Zoriana Workun*/Gordon Tang
|Civ 1T2/Indy 1T4
|-
|2010-2011
|Mauricio Curbelo
|Civ 1T3+PEY
|-
|2009-2010
|Abhishek Mathur
|Mech 1T2+PEY
|-
|2008-2009
|George Missios
|Chem 0T9
|-
|2007-2008
|Eamon McDermott
|NΨ 0T5+3
|-
|2006-2007
|Alaina Lagrou**
|Indy 0T8
|-
|2005-2006
|Nick Loberto**
|Mech 0T7+PEY
|-
|2004-2005
|Bruce Cameron**
| -
|-
|2003-2004
|Vivek Shekhar
|?
|-
|2002-2003
|Mike Branch
|?
|-
|}

* Resigned

** From 2004 to 2007, the VP External position was carried out as the "External Relations Director", a Project Director position on Council.

[[Category:Officers]]
[[Category:Engineering Society]]

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==Major Milestones for EngSoc in 2012-2013==

===UTSU Fee Diversion Referendum===
Efforts to address long-standing concerns with the democratic legitimacy and efficiency of the University of Toronto Students' Union (UTSU, formerly SAC) culminated in the Engineering Society holding a referendum concurrent with its Board of Directors elections in April 2013 asking full-time engineering students whether they wished to continue paying fees to the UTSU. EngSoc proposed to take over delivery of UTSU services, including the Health & Dental Insurance Plan, at the same or lower costs. The result was an overwhelming endorsement for the so-called "fee diversion" proposal of 95% in favour with 28% turnout.

===Elimination of VP External===
President [[User:Eigenvector|Rishi Maharaj]] ran on a platform of completely disengaging from the Engineering Student Societies' Council of Ontario (ESSCO) and the Canadian Federation of Engineering Students (CFES) on the grounds that they are useless and wasteful organizations. Previous EngSoc administrations, including those of Presidents [[User:kevinpsiu|Kevin P. Siu]] and David Cheung, respectively had concluded that neither ESSCO or CFES provided substantial benefit to EngSoc or its members in return for the funds spent on membership dues and conference delegations.

In the summer of 2012, the Board of Directors approved withdrawal from ESSCO and non-payment of membership dues to CFES. EngSoc was forced to reverse course on CFES membership after it became known that CFES would block U of T students from attending the Canadian Engineering Competition (CEC) if U of T was not a member in good standing, the Board and Officers continued to maintain that CFES membership itself provided no tangible benefit to the members of EngSoc. By spring 2013 it became evident that VP External, already the smallest Officer portfolio, was going to be left with almost zero responsibilities in the coming year. A motion was approved at the February 2013 meeting of the Board of Directors eliminating the position effective at the 2013 Joint Council Meeting, over the objections of incumbent VP External Anton Klunko. Klunko himself had been discredited after a poor appearance at the November 2012 Accountability Meeting and a subsequent article in ''The Varsity'' that aired concerns that he was unprofessional and incompetent.

===Reduction of the Temporary Special Levy and Renewal of the Endowment Fund===
Up for its 15th renewal in the 2013 Officer Elections, the [[Temporary Special Levy Fund|Temporary Special Levy]] was reduced, from $150 to $125, for the first time since its inception. $125 represents $57.86 in 1983 dollars, meaning that the current 2013 Special Levy is only slightly more than half of the original fee as instituted in 1983. The 2013 renewal referendum question also included a provision allowing the Board of Directors to redirect surplus funds from the Special Levy Fund to the permanent Endowment Fund.

The [[Engineering Society Endowment Fund|Endowment Fund]] was renewed for the first time in 2013, amid negotiations with the Faculty over a major capital contribution to the construction of a new engineering building on the site behind Simcoe Hall. Notable milestones for the Fund in 2012-2013 including signing an agreement to donate the funds collected in the first two years of its existence to the University to form a trust to be administered jointly by EngSoc and the Faculty and approval of the first Endowment Fund Constitution.

===Renovation of Engineering Stores===
[[Engineering Stores]] Managers Matko Brunski and Laura Burget spearheaded a plan to increase the sales capacity of the Store by adding a second window and point-of-sale system. Work to create a new opening in the wall separating Stores from the Sandford Fleming Atrium was completed over the summer of 2012 at a cost of approximately $25,000.

===Resignations and Recalls===
The 1T2-1T3 year was marked by several resignations, including VP Student Life Nikola Radovanovic, Hard Hat Cafe Operations Manager Kunal Taneja and Board of Directors At-Large Representative Donnie Yee who all resigned over the summer for personal reasons. Cannon Editor Vijay Unnithan was recalled late in the fall term after failing to produce anything during his seven months in office.

Automatic removal from the Board of Directors for absenteeism was instituted midway through the year, leading to the removal of VP External Anton Klunko prior to the final Board meeting of the year.

===Electoral Reform===
Major changes to the Elections Bylaw limited the authority of the Chief Returning Officer (CRO) to unilaterally set election campaigning rules and placed them under the oversight of a special committee of the Board of Directors. Officer Elections were reverted back to their historic timeline over concerns that moving them up by a month resulted in the outgoing Officers effectively quitting their jobs early and leaving the Society in disarray during the transition period.
{{Engineering Society by Year 2011


|president = [[User:Eigenvector|Rishi Maharaj]]
|vp_finance = Pierre Harfouche
|vp_communications = Yerusha Nuh
|vp_academic = Matthew Lattavo
|vp_external = Anton Klunko***
|vp_student_life = Nikola Radovanovic*/Ishan Gupta

|archivist = Stephanie Fata
|cannon_editor = Vijay Unnithan**/Luke Household
|cannonball = Amy Hu
|community_outreach = Aishwarya Saxena
|compsys_admin = Yannick How Wong
|stores_finance = Laura Burget
|stores_ops = Matko Brunski
|f!rosh_handbook = Fionna Gan
|gradball = Nicole Cyhelka
|caf_finance = Maggie Cai
|caf_ops = Kunal Taneja*/Matthew Marji
|hi-skule = Kenny Wong
|ombudsman = ''vacant''
|orientation = Maegan Chang
|skulebook = Jenny Yao
|skule_kup = Raymond Luu
|sponsorship = Felipe Richards
|suds_finance = Gordon Tattle
|suds_ops = Andrew Barolet
|toike_editor = Evan Boyce
|utek = Marissa Wu
|webmaster = Brian To
|cro = Evangelos Staikos

|speaker = Mauricio Curbelo
|bod_chem = Bo Zhang
|bod_civ = Guillaume Bence-Hebert
|bod_comp = Kimberly Shen
|bod_elec = Judith Chan
|bod_engsci = Patrick Zerr
|bod_indy = Gordon Tang
|bod_mse = Vinson Quoc Truong
|bod_mech = Shamail Rizwan
|bod_min = ''vacant''
|bod_al1 = Praneet Bagga
|bod_al2 = Aidan Muller
|bod_al3 = Teresa Nguyen
|bod_al4 = Donnie Yee*/Hollis Milroy
|bod_f!1 = Stephanie Gaglione
|bod_f!2 = Shubham Manchanda
|bod_f!3 = Vuk Svilaric

|chem_club = Ajay Kochhar
|civ_club = Jessica Lam
|comp_club = Rachit Tyagi
|elec_club = Mihajlo Bojic
|engsci_club = Christopher Sun
|indy_club = Florencia Herrera
|min_club = Sebastien Balda
|mech_club = Ryan Persaud
|mse_club = Jacquelyn MacCoon

|1 = 1T6
|2 = 1T5
|3 = 1T4
|4 = 1T3

|chem1 = Krithika Sugavanam
|chem2 = Jerry Fung
|civ1 = Peter Lu
|civ2 = Elissar El-Hage
|civ3 = Bo Wen
|comp1 = Mark Ye
|comp2 = Laura Shen
|elec1 = Nicholas Chin
|elec2 = Maged Ahmed
|engsci1 = John Yeung
|engsci2 = Sharon Ravindran
|indy1 = Anitha Jeremiah
|indy2 = Judy Zhu
|mech1 = Brandon Chu
|mech2 = Steve Lu
|mech3 = Nancy Ho
|mech4 = Michael Stranges
|min1 = Humbert Sin
|mse1 = Anastasia Alksnis
|mse2 = Michael Sabatini
|t1 = Tabish Gilani

|firstyearchair = Kenny Kim

|lgmb_bl = Mauricio Curbelo
|lgmb_dm = Adam Fontana
|cannon_ca = ''You wish!''
|bg_chair = Gabriel Stavros & Tejas Manjunath
|skulenite_director = Christopher Sun & Scott Whitty
|skulenite_producer = Ian Parker, Amanda Bell, & Chunkei Tang
|eaa = Alessandro Zavatti

|utsu1 = Mo Delwar
|utsu2 = Sanchit Mathur
|utsu3 = Will Zhang
|gc1 = James Bateman

}}

==Conferences Hosted==

{{Engineering Society Navbox}}

2012-2013

2013-04-18T09:57:05Z

Eigenvector: /* Major Milestones for EngSoc in 2012-2013 */

==Major Milestones for EngSoc in 2012-2013==

===UTSU Fee Diversion Referendum===
Efforts to address long-standing concerns with the democratic legitimacy and efficiency of the University of Toronto Students' Union (UTSU, formerly SAC) culminated in the Engineering Society holding a referendum concurrent with its Board of Directors elections in April 2013 asking full-time engineering students whether they wished to continue paying fees to the UTSU. EngSoc proposed to take over delivery of UTSU services, including the Health & Dental Insurance Plan, at the same or lower costs. The result was an overwhelming endorsement for the so-called "fee diversion" proposal of 95% in favour with 28% turnout.

===Elimination of VP External===
President [[User:Eigenvector|Rishi Maharaj]] ran on a platform of completely disengaging from the Engineering Student Societies' Council of Ontario (ESSCO) and the Canadian Federation of Engineering Students (CFES) on the grounds that they are useless and wasteful organizations. Previous EngSoc administrations, including those of Presidents [[User:kevinpsiu|Kevin P. Siu]] and David Cheung, respectively had concluded that neither ESSCO or CFES provided substantial benefit to EngSoc or its members in return for the funds spent on membership dues and conference delegations.

In the summer of 2012, the Board of Directors approved withdrawal from ESSCO and non-payment of membership dues to CFES. EngSoc was forced to reverse course on CFES membership after it became known that CFES would block U of T students from attending the Canadian Engineering Competition (CEC) if U of T was not a member in good standing, the Board and Officers continued to maintain that CFES membership itself provided no tangible benefit to the members of EngSoc. By spring 2013 it became evident that VP External, already the smallest Officer portfolio, was going to be left with almost zero responsibilities in the coming year. A motion was approved at the February 2013 meeting of the Board of Directors eliminating the position effective at the 2013 Joint Council Meeting, over the objections of incumbent VP External Anton Klunko. Klunko himself had been discredited after a poor appearance at the November 2012 Accountability Meeting and a subsequent article in ''The Varsity'' that aired concerns that he was unprofessional and incompetent.

===Reduction of the Temporary Special Levy and Renewal of the Endowment Fund===
Up for its 15th renewal in the 2013 Officer Elections, the [[Temporary Special Levy Fund|Temporary Special Levy]] was reduced, from $150 to $125, for the first time since its inception. $125 represents $57.86 in 1983 dollars, meaning that the current 2013 Special Levy is only slightly more than half of the original fee as instituted in 1983. The 2013 renewal referendum question also included a provision allowing the Board of Directors to redirect surplus funds from the Special Levy Fund to the permanent Endowment Fund.

The [[Engineering Society Endowment Fund|Endowment Fund]] was renewed for the first time in 2013, amid negotiations with the Faculty over a major capital contribution to the construction of a new engineering building on the site behind Simcoe Hall. Notable milestones for the Fund in 2012-2013 including signing an agreement to donate the funds collected in the first two years of its existence to the University to form a trust to be administered jointly by EngSoc and the Faculty and approval of the first Endowment Fund Constitution.

===Renovation of Engineering Stores===
[[Engineering Stores]] Managers Matko Brunski and Laura Burget spearheaded a plan to increase the sales capacity of the Store by adding a second window and point-of-sale system. Work to create a new opening in the wall separating Stores from the Sandford Fleming Atrium was completed over the summer of 2012 at a cost of approximately $25,000.

===Resignations and Recalls===
The 1T2-1T3 year was marked by several resignations, including VP Student Life Nikola Radovanovic and Hard Hat Cafe Operations Manager Kunal Taneja who both resigned over the summer for personal reasons. Cannon Editor Vijay Unnithan was recalled late in the fall term after failing to produce anything during his seven months in office. Automatic removal from the Board of Directors for absenteeism was instituted midway through the year, leading to the removal of VP External Anton Klunko prior to the final Board meeting of the year.

===Electoral Reform===
Major changes to the Elections Bylaw limited the authority of the Chief Returning Officer (CRO) to unilaterally set election campaigning rules and placed them under the oversight of a special committee of the Board of Directors. Officer Elections were reverted back to their historic timeline over concerns that moving them up by a month resulted in the outgoing Officers effectively quitting their jobs early and leaving the Society in disarray during the transition period.
{{Engineering Society by Year 2011


|president = [[User:Eigenvector|Rishi Maharaj]]
|vp_finance = Pierre Harfouche
|vp_communications = Yerusha Nuh
|vp_academic = Matthew Lattavo
|vp_external = Anton Klunko***
|vp_student_life = Nikola Radovanovic*/Ishan Gupta

|archivist = Stephanie Fata
|cannon_editor = Vijay Unnithan**/Luke Household
|cannonball = Amy Hu
|community_outreach = Aishwarya Saxena
|compsys_admin = Yannick How Wong
|stores_finance = Laura Burget
|stores_ops = Matko Brunski
|f!rosh_handbook = Fionna Gan
|gradball = Nicole Cyhelka
|caf_finance = Maggie Cai
|caf_ops = Kunal Taneja*/Matthew Marji
|hi-skule = Kenny Wong
|ombudsman = ''vacant''
|orientation = Maegan Chang
|skulebook = Jenny Yao
|skule_kup = Raymond Luu
|sponsorship = Felipe Richards
|suds_finance = Gordon Tattle
|suds_ops = Andrew Barolet
|toike_editor = Evan Boyce
|utek = Marissa Wu
|webmaster = Brian To
|cro = Evangelos Staikos

|speaker = Mauricio Curbelo
|bod_chem = Bo Zhang
|bod_civ = Guillaume Bence-Hebert
|bod_comp = Kimberly Shen
|bod_elec = Judith Chan
|bod_engsci = Patrick Zerr
|bod_indy = Gordon Tang
|bod_mse = Vinson Quoc Truong
|bod_mech = Shamail Rizwan
|bod_min = ''vacant''
|bod_al1 = Praneet Bagga
|bod_al2 = Aidan Muller
|bod_al3 = Teresa Nguyen
|bod_al4 = Donnie Yee*/Hollis Milroy
|bod_f!1 = Stephanie Gaglione
|bod_f!2 = Shubham Manchanda
|bod_f!3 = Vuk Svilaric

|chem_club = Ajay Kochhar
|civ_club = Jessica Lam
|comp_club = Rachit Tyagi
|elec_club = Mihajlo Bojic
|engsci_club = Christopher Sun
|indy_club = Florencia Herrera
|min_club = Sebastien Balda
|mech_club = Ryan Persaud
|mse_club = Jacquelyn MacCoon

|1 = 1T6
|2 = 1T5
|3 = 1T4
|4 = 1T3

|chem1 = Krithika Sugavanam
|chem2 = Jerry Fung
|civ1 = Peter Lu
|civ2 = Elissar El-Hage
|civ3 = Bo Wen
|comp1 = Mark Ye
|comp2 = Laura Shen
|elec1 = Nicholas Chin
|elec2 = Maged Ahmed
|engsci1 = John Yeung
|engsci2 = Sharon Ravindran
|indy1 = Anitha Jeremiah
|indy2 = Judy Zhu
|mech1 = Brandon Chu
|mech2 = Steve Lu
|mech3 = Nancy Ho
|mech4 = Michael Stranges
|min1 = Humbert Sin
|mse1 = Anastasia Alksnis
|mse2 = Michael Sabatini
|t1 = Tabish Gilani

|firstyearchair = Kenny Kim

|lgmb_bl = Mauricio Curbelo
|lgmb_dm = Adam Fontana
|cannon_ca = ''You wish!''
|bg_chair = Gabriel Stavros & Tejas Manjunath
|skulenite_director = Christopher Sun & Scott Whitty
|skulenite_producer = Ian Parker, Amanda Bell, & Chunkei Tang
|eaa = Alessandro Zavatti

|utsu1 = Mo Delwar
|utsu2 = Sanchit Mathur
|utsu3 = Will Zhang
|gc1 = James Bateman

}}

==Conferences Hosted==

{{Engineering Society Navbox}}

2012-2013

2013-04-18T09:46:05Z

Eigenvector:

==Major Milestones for EngSoc in 2012-2013==

===UTSU Fee Diversion Referendum===
Efforts to address long-standing concerns with the democratic legitimacy and efficiency of the University of Toronto Students' Union (UTSU, formerly SAC) culminated in the Engineering Society holding a referendum concurrent with its Board of Directors elections in April 2013 asking full-time engineering students whether they wished to continue paying fees to the UTSU. EngSoc proposed to take over delivery of UTSU services, including the Health & Dental Insurance Plan, at the same or lower costs. The result was an overwhelming endorsement for the so-called "fee diversion" proposal of 95% in favour with 28% turnout.

===Elimination of VP External===
President [[User:Eigenvector|Rishi Maharaj]] ran on a platform of completely disengaging from the Engineering Student Societies' Council of Ontario (ESSCO) and the Canadian Federation of Engineering Students (CFES) on the grounds that they are useless and wasteful organizations. Previous EngSoc administrations, including those of Presidents [[User:kevinpsiu|Kevin P. Siu]] and David Cheung, respectively had concluded that neither ESSCO or CFES provided substantial benefit to EngSoc or its members in return for the funds spent on membership dues and conference delegations.

In the summer of 2012, the Board of Directors approved withdrawal from ESSCO and non-payment of membership dues to CFES. EngSoc was forced to reverse course on CFES membership after it became known that CFES would block U of T students from attending the Canadian Engineering Competition (CEC) if U of T was not a member in good standing, the Board and Officers continued to maintain that CFES membership itself provided no tangible benefit to the members of EngSoc. By spring 2013 it became evident that VP External, already the smallest Officer portfolio, was going to be left with almost zero responsibilities in the coming year. A motion was approved at the February 2013 meeting of the Board of Directors eliminating the position effective at the 2013 Joint Council Meeting, over the objections of incumbent VP External Anton Klunko. Klunko himself had been discredited after a poor appearance at the November 2012 Accountability Meeting and a subsequent article in ''The Varsity'' that aired concerns that he was unprofessional and incompetent.

===Reduction of the Temporary Special Levy and Renewal of the Endowment Fund===
Up for its 15th renewal in the 2013 Officer Elections, the Temporary Special Levy was reduced, from $150 to $125, for the first time since its inception. $125 represents $57.86 in 1983 dollars, meaning that the current 2013 Special Levy is only slightly more than half of the original fee as instituted in 1983. The 2013 renewal referendum question also included a provision allowing the Board of Directors to redirect surplus funds from the Special Levy Fund to the permanent Endowment Fund.

The [[Engineering Society Endowment Fund|Endowment Fund]] was renewed for the first time in 2013, amid negotiations with the Faculty over a major capital contribution to the construction of a new engineering building on the site behind Simcoe Hall. Notable milestones for the Fund in 2012-2013 including signing an agreement to donate the funds collected in the first two years of its existence to the University to form a trust to be administered jointly by EngSoc and the Faculty and approval of the first Endowment Fund Constitution.

===Renovation of Engineering Stores===
[[Engineering Stores]] Managers Matko Brunski and Laura Burget spearheaded a plan to increase the sales capacity of the Store by adding a second window and point-of-sale system. Work to create a new opening in the wall separating Stores from the Sandford Fleming Atrium was completed over the summer of 2012 at a cost of approximately $25,000.
{{Engineering Society by Year 2011


|president = [[User:Eigenvector|Rishi Maharaj]]
|vp_finance = Pierre Harfouche
|vp_communications = Yerusha Nuh
|vp_academic = Matthew Lattavo
|vp_external = Anton Klunko***
|vp_student_life = Nikola Radovanovic*/Ishan Gupta

|archivist = Stephanie Fata
|cannon_editor = Vijay Unnithan**/Luke Household
|cannonball = Amy Hu
|community_outreach = Aishwarya Saxena
|compsys_admin = Yannick How Wong
|stores_finance = Laura Burget
|stores_ops = Matko Brunski
|f!rosh_handbook = Fionna Gan
|gradball = Nicole Cyhelka
|caf_finance = Maggie Cai
|caf_ops = Kunal Taneja*/Matthew Marji
|hi-skule = Kenny Wong
|ombudsman = ''vacant''
|orientation = Maegan Chang
|skulebook = Jenny Yao
|skule_kup = Raymond Luu
|sponsorship = Felipe Richards
|suds_finance = Gordon Tattle
|suds_ops = Andrew Barolet
|toike_editor = Evan Boyce
|utek = Marissa Wu
|webmaster = Brian To
|cro = Evangelos Staikos

|speaker = Mauricio Curbelo
|bod_chem = Bo Zhang
|bod_civ = Guillaume Bence-Hebert
|bod_comp = Kimberly Shen
|bod_elec = Judith Chan
|bod_engsci = Patrick Zerr
|bod_indy = Gordon Tang
|bod_mse = Vinson Quoc Truong
|bod_mech = Shamail Rizwan
|bod_min = ''vacant''
|bod_al1 = Praneet Bagga
|bod_al2 = Aidan Muller
|bod_al3 = Teresa Nguyen
|bod_al4 = Donnie Yee*/Hollis Milroy
|bod_f!1 = Stephanie Gaglione
|bod_f!2 = Shubham Manchanda
|bod_f!3 = Vuk Svilaric

|chem_club = Ajay Kochhar
|civ_club = Jessica Lam
|comp_club = Rachit Tyagi
|elec_club = Mihajlo Bojic
|engsci_club = Christopher Sun
|indy_club = Florencia Herrera
|min_club = Sebastien Balda
|mech_club = Ryan Persaud
|mse_club = Jacquelyn MacCoon

|1 = 1T6
|2 = 1T5
|3 = 1T4
|4 = 1T3

|chem1 = Krithika Sugavanam
|chem2 = Jerry Fung
|civ1 = Peter Lu
|civ2 = Elissar El-Hage
|civ3 = Bo Wen
|comp1 = Mark Ye
|comp2 = Laura Shen
|elec1 = Nicholas Chin
|elec2 = Maged Ahmed
|engsci1 = John Yeung
|engsci2 = Sharon Ravindran
|indy1 = Anitha Jeremiah
|indy2 = Judy Zhu
|mech1 = Brandon Chu
|mech2 = Steve Lu
|mech3 = Nancy Ho
|mech4 = Michael Stranges
|min1 = Humbert Sin
|mse1 = Anastasia Alksnis
|mse2 = Michael Sabatini
|t1 = Tabish Gilani

|firstyearchair = Kenny Kim

|lgmb_bl = Mauricio Curbelo
|lgmb_dm = Adam Fontana
|cannon_ca = ''You wish!''
|bg_chair = Gabriel Stavros & Tejas Manjunath
|skulenite_director = Christopher Sun & Scott Whitty
|skulenite_producer = Ian Parker, Amanda Bell, & Chunkei Tang
|eaa = Alessandro Zavatti

|utsu1 = Mo Delwar
|utsu2 = Sanchit Mathur
|utsu3 = Will Zhang
|gc1 = James Bateman

}}

==Conferences Hosted==

{{Engineering Society Navbox}}

Engineering Stores

2013-04-18T09:44:34Z

Eigenvector:

[[Image:Stores.jpg|200px|thumb|right|The Engineering Stores, located in the basement of the Sandford Fleming Building.]]
The '''Engineering Stores''', known to students as Stores, located in the basement of the [[Sandford Fleming Building]] is [[Skule]]™'s very own book and clothing store. Although it carries exclusively first year textbooks, Stores earns the majority of its revenue from textbook sales at the beginning of each semester. Starting in the 2010, first year students were able to pre-order textbooks from the [http://stores.skule.ca stores.skule.ca] Engineering Stores website.

In addition to selling these books to students, Stores also sells important Skule™ merchandise such as sweatpants, Cannon polos, t-shirts, gym shorts, boxers, hooded sweatshirts, backpacks, patches, and many more items all adorned with symbols of Skule™ pride. Still, the most popular clothing items that Stores sells throughout the year are coveralls and leather jackets.

[[Leather jackets]] are usually ordered twice during the year, once in the fall semester and once in the winter semester. Out of tradition, students do not purchase their leather jacket until the beginning of their second year, as many students may change disciplines, or even faculties, after first year. Students generally adorn their jackets with their year and discipline, a common phrase such as 'SKULE', '[[SPS]]', or '[[Engineers Rule the World|ERTW]]', and patches of the various organizations which they are involved in. Starting in the 2008-2009 year, 'E4TW' (Engineers For the World) began to appear on leather jackets, as students preferred to focus on the responsibilities engineers have to the world. The abbreviation originates in a marketing campaign by the Division of Engineering Science and appeared on a prominent banner hung outside the [[Bahen Centre for Information Technology|Bahen Centre]].

[[Coveralls]] are typically purchased by students in March or April of the first year. Coveralls provide an excellent way for Skule™ students to show their Skule™ spirit while giving them an item of clothing to get dirty in during practical activities. Coverall decorations can vary greatly from student to student, from the simple addition of sewn patches to an elaborate circuit layout or other designs cut out of fabric and sewn on.

==History==

From the early days of the Engineering Society, technical papers outlining novel research performed at SPS were presented at the academic session of Society's fortnightly meetings. Copies of the papers were exchanged with other technical societies and university libraries, providing content for an Engineering Society Library, which formed the only library SPS had for many years.

The origins of the Engineering Stores (initially referred to as "The Supplies Department") are closely associated with the Society's early publishing ventures. In its earliest manifestation, Stores was "a small room where all books and papers, the property of the Society, were kept". By 1908, a permanent secretary was designated to buy and sell goods through the Supplies Department. This operation was cleaved from the library in time, moved to Room 19 of the SPS building and renamed Engineering Stores.

''Written by Nicole Cyhelka, Archivist 1T1-1T2 for the "Ye Olde Skule Story Book"''

==Management==

==Products==

==External Links==
[http://stores.skule.ca Engineering Stores]

Engineering Stores

2013-04-18T09:43:06Z

Eigenvector: spelling!

[[Image:Stores.jpg|200px|thumb|right|The Engineering Stores, located in the basement of the Sandford Fleming Building.]]
The '''Engineering Stores''', known to students as Stores, located in the basement of the [[Sandford Fleming Building]] is [[Skule]]™'s very own book and clothing store. Although it carries exclusively first year textbooks, Stores earns the majority of its revenue from textbook sales at the beginning of each semester. Starting in the 2010-2011 Skule™ year, first year students were able to pre-order textbooks from the [http://stores.skule.ca stores.skule.ca] Engineering Stores website.

In addition to selling these books to students, Stores also sells important Skule™ merchandise such as sweatpants, Cannon polos, t-shirts, gym shorts, boxers, hooded sweatshirts, backpacks, patches, and many more items all adorned with symbols of Skule™ pride. Still, the most popular clothing items that Stores sells throughout the year are coveralls and leather jackets.

[[Leather jackets]] are usually ordered twice during the year, once in the fall semester and once in the winter semester. Out of tradition, students do not purchase their leather jacket until the beginning of their second year, as many students may change disciplines, or even faculties, after first year. Students generally adorn their jackets with their year and discipline, a common phrase such as 'SKULE', '[[SPS]]', or '[[Engineers Rule the World|ERTW]]', and patches of the various organizations which they are involved in. Starting in the 2008-2009 year, 'E4TW' (Engineers For the World) began to appear on leather jackets, as students preferred to focus on the responsibilities engineers have to the world. The abbreviation originates in a marketing campaign by the Division of Engineering Science and appeared on a prominent banner hung outside the [[Bahen Centre for Information Technology|Bahen Centre]].

[[Coveralls]] are typically purchased by students in March or April of the first year. Coveralls provide an excellent way for Skule™ students to show their Skule™ spirit while giving them an item of clothing to get dirty in during practical activities. Coverall decorations can vary greatly from student to student, from the simple addition of sewn patches to an elaborate circuit layout or other designs cut out of fabric and sewn on.

==History==

From the early days of the Engineering Society, technical papers outlining novel research performed at SPS were presented at the academic session of Society's fortnightly meetings. Copies of the papers were exchanged with other technical societies and university libraries, providing content for an Engineering Society Library, which formed the only library SPS had for many years.

The origins of the Engineering Stores (initially referred to as "The Supplies Department") are closely associated with the Society's early publishing ventures. In its earliest manifestation, Stores was "a small room where all books and papers, the property of the Society, were kept". By 1908, a permanent secretary was designated to buy and sell goods through the Supplies Department. This operation was cleaved from the library in time, moved to Room 19 of the SPS building and renamed Engineering Stores.

''Written by Nicole Cyhelka, Archivist 1T1-1T2 for the "Ye Olde Skule Story Book"''

==Management==

==Products==

==External Links==
[http://stores.skule.ca Engineering Stores]

Engineering Stores

2013-04-18T09:41:38Z

Eigenvector: spelling

[[Image:Stores.jpg|200px|thumb|right|The Engineering Stores, located in the basement of the Sandford Fleming Building.]]
The '''Engineering Stores''', known to students as Stores, located in the basement of the [[Sandford Fleming Building]] is [[Skule]]™'s very own book and clothing store. Although it carries exclusively first year textbooks, Stores earns the majority of its revenue from textbook sales at the beginning of each semester. Starting in the 2010-2011 Skule™ year, first year students were able to pre-order textbooks from the [http://stores.skule.ca stores.skule.ca] Engineering Stores website.

In addition to selling these books to students, Stores also sells important Skule™ merchandise such as sweatpants, Cannon polos, t-shirts, gym shorts, boxers, hooded sweatshirts, backpacks, patches, and many more items all adorned with symbols of Skule™ pride. Still, the most popular clothing items that Stores sells throughout the year are coveralls and leather jackets.

[[Leather jackets]] are usually ordered twice during the year, once in the fall semester and once in the winter semester. Out of tradition, students do not purchase their leather jacket until the beginning of their second year, as many students may change disciplines, or even faculties, after first year. Students generally adorn their jackets with their year and discipline, a common phrase such as 'SKULE', '[[SPS]]', or '[[Engineers Rule the World|ERTW]]', and patches of the various organizations which they are involved in. Starting in the 2008-2009 year, 'E4TW' (Engineers For the World) began to appear on leather jackets, as students preferred to focus on the responsibilities engineers have to the world (also, it is a slogan on the Engineering Science banner outside the Bahen Center).

[[Coveralls]] are typically purchased by students in March or April of the first year. Coveralls provide an excellent way for Skule™ students to show their Skule™ spirit while giving them an item of clothing to get dirty in during practical activities. Coverall decorations can vary greatly from student to student, from the simple addition of sewn patches to an elaborate circuit layout or other designs cut out of fabric and sewn on.

==History==

From the early days of the Engineering Society, technical papers outlining novel research performed at SPS were presented at the academic session of Society's fortnightly meetings. Copies of the papers were exchanged with other technical societies and university libraries, providing content for an Engineering Society Library, which formed the only library SPS had for many years.

The origins of the Engineering Stores (initially referred to as "The Supplies Department") are closely associated with the Society's early publishing ventures. In its earliest manifestation, Stores was "a small room where all books and papers, the property of the Society, were kept". By 1908, a permanent secretary was designated to buy and sell goods through the Supplies Department. This operation was cleaved from the library in time, moved to Room 19 of the SPS building and renamed Engineering Stores.

''Written by Nicole Cyhelka, Archivist 1T1-1T2 for the "Ye Olde Skule Story Book"''

==Management==

==Products==

==External Links==
[http://stores.skule.ca Engineering Stores]

2012-2013

2013-04-18T09:40:56Z

Eigenvector: /* Reduction of the Temporary Special Levy and Renewal of the Endowment Fund */

==Major Milestones for EngSoc in 2012-2013==

===UTSU Fee Diversion Referendum===
Efforts to address long-standing concerns with the democratic legitimacy and efficiency of the University of Toronto Students' Union (UTSU, formerly SAC) culminated in the Engineering Society holding a referendum concurrent with its Board of Directors elections in April 2013 asking full-time engineering students whether they wished to continue paying fees to the UTSU. EngSoc proposed to take over delivery of UTSU services, including the Health & Dental Insurance Plan, at the same or lower costs. The result was an overwhelming endorsement for the so-called "fee diversion" proposal of 95% in favour with 28% turnout.

===Elimination of VP External===
President [[User:Eigenvector|Rishi Maharaj]] ran on a platform of completely disengaging from the Engineering Student Societies' Council of Ontario (ESSCO) and the Canadian Federation of Engineering Students (CFES) on the grounds that they are useless and wasteful organizations. Previous EngSoc administrations, including those of Presidents [[User:kevinpsiu|Kevin P. Siu]] and David Cheung, respectively had concluded that neither ESSCO or CFES provided substantial benefit to EngSoc or its members in return for the funds spent on membership dues and conference delegations.

In the summer of 2012, the Board of Directors approved withdrawal from ESSCO and non-payment of membership dues to CFES. EngSoc was forced to reverse course on CFES membership after it became known that CFES would block U of T students from attending the Canadian Engineering Competition (CEC) if U of T was not a member in good standing, the Board and Officers continued to maintain that CFES membership itself provided no tangible benefit to the members of EngSoc. By spring 2013 it became evident that VP External, already the smallest Officer portfolio, was going to be left with almost zero responsibilities in the coming year. A motion was approved at the February 2013 meeting of the Board of Directors eliminating the position effective at the 2013 Joint Council Meeting, over the objections of incumbent VP External Anton Klunko. Klunko himself had been discredited after a poor appearance at the November 2012 Accountability Meeting and a subsequent article in ''The Varsity'' that aired concerns that he was unprofessional and incompetent.

===Reduction of the Temporary Special Levy and Renewal of the Endowment Fund===
Up for its 15th renewal in the 2013 Officer Elections, the Temporary Special Levy was reduced, from $150 to $125, for the first time since its inception. $125 represents $57.86 in 1983 dollars, meaning that the current 2013 Special Levy is only slightly more than half of the original fee as instituted in 1983. The 2013 renewal referendum question also included a provision allowing the Board of Directors to redirect surplus funds from the Special Levy Fund to the permanent Endowment Fund.

The [[Engineering Society Endowment Fund|Endowment Fund]] was renewed for the first time in 2013, amid negotiations with the Faculty over a major capital contribution to the construction of a new engineering building on the site behind Simcoe Hall. Notable milestones for the Fund in 2012-2013 including signing an agreement to donate the funds collected in the first two years of its existence to the University to form a trust to be administered jointly by EngSoc and the Faculty and approval of the first Endowment Fund Constitution.

===Renovation of Engineering Stores===
[[Engineering Stores]] Managers Matko Brunski and Laura Burget spearheaded a plan to increase the sales capacity of the Store by adding a second window and point-of-sale system. Work to create a new opening in the wall separating Stores from the Sandford Fleming Atrium was completed over the summer of 2012 at a cost of approximately $25,000.
{{Engineering Society by Year 2011


|president = Rishi Maharaj
|vp_finance = Pierre Harfouche
|vp_communications = Yerusha Nuh
|vp_academic = Matthew Lattavo
|vp_external = Anton Klunko***
|vp_student_life = Nikola Radovanovic*/Ishan Gupta

|archivist = Stephanie Fata
|cannon_editor = Vijay Unnithan**/Luke Household
|cannonball = Amy Hu
|community_outreach = Aishwarya Saxena
|compsys_admin = Yannick How Wong
|stores_finance = Laura Burget
|stores_ops = Matko Brunski
|f!rosh_handbook = Fionna Gan
|gradball = Nicole Cyhelka
|caf_finance = Maggie Cai
|caf_ops = Kunal Taneja*/Matthew Marji
|hi-skule = Kenny Wong
|ombudsman = ''vacant''
|orientation = Maegan Chang
|skulebook = Jenny Yao
|skule_kup = Raymond Luu
|sponsorship = Felipe Richards
|suds_finance = Gordon Tattle
|suds_ops = Andrew Barolet
|toike_editor = Evan Boyce
|utek = Marissa Wu
|webmaster = Brian To
|cro = Evangelos Staikos

|speaker = Mauricio Curbelo
|bod_chem = Bo Zhang
|bod_civ = Guillaume Bence-Hebert
|bod_comp = Kimberly Shen
|bod_elec = Judith Chan
|bod_engsci = Patrick Zerr
|bod_indy = Gordon Tang
|bod_mse = Vinson Quoc Truong
|bod_mech = Shamail Rizwan
|bod_min = ''vacant''
|bod_al1 = Praneet Bagga
|bod_al2 = Aidan Muller
|bod_al3 = Teresa Nguyen
|bod_al4 = Donnie Yee*/Hollis Milroy
|bod_f!1 = Stephanie Gaglione
|bod_f!2 = Shubham Manchanda
|bod_f!3 = Vuk Svilaric

|chem_club = Ajay Kochhar
|civ_club = Jessica Lam
|comp_club = Rachit Tyagi
|elec_club = Mihajlo Bojic
|engsci_club = Christopher Sun
|indy_club = Florencia Herrera
|min_club = Sebastien Balda
|mech_club = Ryan Persaud
|mse_club = Jacquelyn MacCoon

|1 = 1T6
|2 = 1T5
|3 = 1T4
|4 = 1T3

|chem1 = Krithika Sugavanam
|chem2 = Jerry Fung
|civ1 = Peter Lu
|civ2 = Elissar El-Hage
|civ3 = Bo Wen
|comp1 = Mark Ye
|comp2 = Laura Shen
|elec1 = Nicholas Chin
|elec2 = Maged Ahmed
|engsci1 = John Yeung
|engsci2 = Sharon Ravindran
|indy1 = Anitha Jeremiah
|indy2 = Judy Zhu
|mech1 = Brandon Chu
|mech2 = Steve Lu
|mech3 = Nancy Ho
|mech4 = Michael Stranges
|min1 = Humbert Sin
|mse1 = Anastasia Alksnis
|mse2 = Michael Sabatini
|t1 = Tabish Gilani

|firstyearchair = Kenny Kim

|lgmb_bl = Mauricio Curbelo
|lgmb_dm = Adam Fontana
|cannon_ca = ''You wish!''
|bg_chair = Gabriel Stavros & Tejas Manjunath
|skulenite_director = Christopher Sun & Scott Whitty
|skulenite_producer = Ian Parker, Amanda Bell, & Chunkei Tang
|eaa = Alessandro Zavatti

|utsu1 = Mo Delwar
|utsu2 = Sanchit Mathur
|utsu3 = Will Zhang
|gc1 = James Bateman

}}

==Conferences Hosted==

{{Engineering Society Navbox}}

2012-2013

2013-04-18T09:39:06Z

Eigenvector: Add stores reno

==Major Milestones for EngSoc in 2012-2013==

===UTSU Fee Diversion Referendum===
Efforts to address long-standing concerns with the democratic legitimacy and efficiency of the University of Toronto Students' Union (UTSU, formerly SAC) culminated in the Engineering Society holding a referendum concurrent with its Board of Directors elections in April 2013 asking full-time engineering students whether they wished to continue paying fees to the UTSU. EngSoc proposed to take over delivery of UTSU services, including the Health & Dental Insurance Plan, at the same or lower costs. The result was an overwhelming endorsement for the so-called "fee diversion" proposal of 95% in favour with 28% turnout.

===Elimination of VP External===
President [[User:Eigenvector|Rishi Maharaj]] ran on a platform of completely disengaging from the Engineering Student Societies' Council of Ontario (ESSCO) and the Canadian Federation of Engineering Students (CFES) on the grounds that they are useless and wasteful organizations. Previous EngSoc administrations, including those of Presidents [[User:kevinpsiu|Kevin P. Siu]] and David Cheung, respectively had concluded that neither ESSCO or CFES provided substantial benefit to EngSoc or its members in return for the funds spent on membership dues and conference delegations.

In the summer of 2012, the Board of Directors approved withdrawal from ESSCO and non-payment of membership dues to CFES. EngSoc was forced to reverse course on CFES membership after it became known that CFES would block U of T students from attending the Canadian Engineering Competition (CEC) if U of T was not a member in good standing, the Board and Officers continued to maintain that CFES membership itself provided no tangible benefit to the members of EngSoc. By spring 2013 it became evident that VP External, already the smallest Officer portfolio, was going to be left with almost zero responsibilities in the coming year. A motion was approved at the February 2013 meeting of the Board of Directors eliminating the position effective at the 2013 Joint Council Meeting, over the objections of incumbent VP External Anton Klunko. Klunko himself had been discredited after a poor appearance at the November 2012 Accountability Meeting and a subsequent article in ''The Varsity'' that aired concerns that he was unprofessional and incompetent.

===Reduction of the Temporary Special Levy and Renewal of the Endowment Fund===
Up for its 15th renewal in the 2013 Officer Elections, the Temporary Special Levy was reduced, from $150 to $125, for the first time since its inception. $125 represents $57.86 in 1983 dollars, meaning that the current 2013 Special Levy is only slightly more than half of the original fee as instituted in 1983. The 2013 renewal referendum question also included a provision allowing the Board of Directors to redirect surplus funds from the Special Levy Fund to the permanent Endowment Fund.

The Endowment Fund was renewed for the first time in 2013, amid negotiations with the Faculty over a major capital contribution to the construction of a new engineering building on the site behind Simcoe Hall.

===Renovation of Engineering Stores===
[[Engineering Stores]] Managers Matko Brunski and Laura Burget spearheaded a plan to increase the sales capacity of the Store by adding a second window and point-of-sale system. Work to create a new opening in the wall separating Stores from the Sandford Fleming Atrium was completed over the summer of 2012 at a cost of approximately $25,000.
{{Engineering Society by Year 2011


|president = Rishi Maharaj
|vp_finance = Pierre Harfouche
|vp_communications = Yerusha Nuh
|vp_academic = Matthew Lattavo
|vp_external = Anton Klunko***
|vp_student_life = Nikola Radovanovic*/Ishan Gupta

|archivist = Stephanie Fata
|cannon_editor = Vijay Unnithan**/Luke Household
|cannonball = Amy Hu
|community_outreach = Aishwarya Saxena
|compsys_admin = Yannick How Wong
|stores_finance = Laura Burget
|stores_ops = Matko Brunski
|f!rosh_handbook = Fionna Gan
|gradball = Nicole Cyhelka
|caf_finance = Maggie Cai
|caf_ops = Kunal Taneja*/Matthew Marji
|hi-skule = Kenny Wong
|ombudsman = ''vacant''
|orientation = Maegan Chang
|skulebook = Jenny Yao
|skule_kup = Raymond Luu
|sponsorship = Felipe Richards
|suds_finance = Gordon Tattle
|suds_ops = Andrew Barolet
|toike_editor = Evan Boyce
|utek = Marissa Wu
|webmaster = Brian To
|cro = Evangelos Staikos

|speaker = Mauricio Curbelo
|bod_chem = Bo Zhang
|bod_civ = Guillaume Bence-Hebert
|bod_comp = Kimberly Shen
|bod_elec = Judith Chan
|bod_engsci = Patrick Zerr
|bod_indy = Gordon Tang
|bod_mse = Vinson Quoc Truong
|bod_mech = Shamail Rizwan
|bod_min = ''vacant''
|bod_al1 = Praneet Bagga
|bod_al2 = Aidan Muller
|bod_al3 = Teresa Nguyen
|bod_al4 = Donnie Yee*/Hollis Milroy
|bod_f!1 = Stephanie Gaglione
|bod_f!2 = Shubham Manchanda
|bod_f!3 = Vuk Svilaric

|chem_club = Ajay Kochhar
|civ_club = Jessica Lam
|comp_club = Rachit Tyagi
|elec_club = Mihajlo Bojic
|engsci_club = Christopher Sun
|indy_club = Florencia Herrera
|min_club = Sebastien Balda
|mech_club = Ryan Persaud
|mse_club = Jacquelyn MacCoon

|1 = 1T6
|2 = 1T5
|3 = 1T4
|4 = 1T3

|chem1 = Krithika Sugavanam
|chem2 = Jerry Fung
|civ1 = Peter Lu
|civ2 = Elissar El-Hage
|civ3 = Bo Wen
|comp1 = Mark Ye
|comp2 = Laura Shen
|elec1 = Nicholas Chin
|elec2 = Maged Ahmed
|engsci1 = John Yeung
|engsci2 = Sharon Ravindran
|indy1 = Anitha Jeremiah
|indy2 = Judy Zhu
|mech1 = Brandon Chu
|mech2 = Steve Lu
|mech3 = Nancy Ho
|mech4 = Michael Stranges
|min1 = Humbert Sin
|mse1 = Anastasia Alksnis
|mse2 = Michael Sabatini
|t1 = Tabish Gilani

|firstyearchair = Kenny Kim

|lgmb_bl = Mauricio Curbelo
|lgmb_dm = Adam Fontana
|cannon_ca = ''You wish!''
|bg_chair = Gabriel Stavros & Tejas Manjunath
|skulenite_director = Christopher Sun & Scott Whitty
|skulenite_producer = Ian Parker, Amanda Bell, & Chunkei Tang
|eaa = Alessandro Zavatti

|utsu1 = Mo Delwar
|utsu2 = Sanchit Mathur
|utsu3 = Will Zhang
|gc1 = James Bateman

}}

==Conferences Hosted==

{{Engineering Society Navbox}}

Speaker

2013-04-18T09:35:19Z

Eigenvector: /* Role in Governance */

The Speaker of the Engineering Society is responsible for running all meetings of the Board of Directors and Engineering Society Council. Until 2011, the Speaker was an Internal Director, elected annually at the Joint Council Meeting. After the creation of the Board of Directors in 2011, the Speaker ceased to be an internal director and simply became an appointee of the Board of Directors. The term Chair of the Board was then used interchangeably with Speaker to refer to this position. Prior to 2011, the Speaker held a tie-breaking vote on questions before the Council; post-2011 the Speaker has no vote on questions before the Board unless otherwise elected to represent their constituency.

==Role in Governance==
Although never formalized in the Bylaws, tradition holds that the Speaker should follow the Westminster parliamentary tradition of being unbiased on all questions before the parliamentary body, and never speak in debate. 2011-2012 Speaker Rishi Maharaj broke with this tradition by regularly offering his opinion on matters of governance during and outside meetings of the Board. However, Maharaj never spoke for or against the question before the Board. Through 2011-2012, efforts were made to model the Speaker's role more closely after that of the Speaker of the US House of Representatives, that is, someone who leads and guides the direction of the Board while being independent of the Officers.

2012-2013 Speaker Mauricio Curbelo completed the transition from a neutral Westminster-style Speaker to the American-style Speaker as a full member of the body (though non-voting) by routinely participating in debate and occasionally speaking to the main question. Amendments to the Elections Bylaw in 2012 gave the Speaker a permanent seat on the Election Rules Committee and a reserve seat on the Election Appeals Committee, further cementing their role as a senior member of the Society.

The addition of section 5.10.8 to Bylaw 1 in 2012 granted the Speaker the authority to bar Board members from voting on questions where they had a conflict of interest. This section was instituted in response to the refusal of 2011-2012 Board members Wayne Lin, Amanda Bell, and Nicole Tavares to abstain from voting on the question of holding a referendum to institute a designated fee portion for Skule Nite (of which they were prominent members). Further Bylaw 1 amendments granted the Speaker similar authority to that of the President to call emergency meetings, in an effort to balance the authority of the executive to control access to the democratic process of general meetings.

==Engineering Society Bylaws==
===Bylaw 1 (Constitution)===
'''3.6 Order'''
:3.6.1 The Speaker of the 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.

'''5.6 Meetings'''
:5.6.1 The Board of Directors shall hold a meeting at least once a month during the academic year, at a time and place to be determined by the Speaker.
:5.6.2 The President or Speaker 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 and the Speaker at least seven days of a meeting of the Board of Directors shall be included on that agenda, subject to the following restrictions:
::(a) The Speaker shall edit all motions for correct usage of the English language and clarity;
::(b) The Speaker shall have the authority to reject any motion that does not comply with the Constitution and Bylaws of the Society or Robert's Rules of Order.
: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 Special Meetings'''
:5.7.1 The President or Speaker may call a Special Meeting of the 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.
:5.7.2 Any petition to hold a Special Meeting shall specify the purpose of the Meeting, and no business shall be conducted at the Special Meeting unless it is related to the purpose for which the Meeting was called.

'''5.8 Notice of Meetings'''
:5.8.1 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.
:5.8.2 At the Speaker's discretion, a Special Meeting may be called with twenty‐four (24) hours notice provided the purpose of the meeting warrants immediate disposition.

'''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.
:5.10.7 The Speaker shall use the Constitution and Bylaws of the Society, Robert's Rules of Order, and their own discretion, in that order, in determining all questions of procedure before them.
:5.10.8 The Speaker shall have the authority to bar Board Members from voting on a question regarding which the Member has a conflict of interest.
:5.10.9 All decisions of the Speaker may be reversed by a 2/3rds majority vote of the Board, except regarding the Constitution and Bylaws of the Society from which there is no appeal.

==Current and Past Speakers==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
!Year
!colspan="2"| Speaker
|-
|2012-2013
|Mauricio Curbelo
|Civ 1T3+PEY
|-
|2011-2012
|Rishi Maharaj
|NΨ 1T2+PEY
|-
|2010-2011
|Zoriana Workun
|Civ 1T2
|-
|2009-2010
|Alvin Ho
|Elec 0T9+PEY
|-
|2008-2009
|Billy Wong
|Civ 1T0+PEY
|-
|2007-2008
|David Clease
|Mech 1T0+PEY
|-
|2006-2007
|Ryan Campbell
|NΨ 0T7+∞
|-
|2005-2006
|Adam Gravitis
|NΨ 0T6
|-
|2004-2005
|Henry Cheung
|NΨ 0T7+PEY
|-
|2003-2004
|Craig Burkett
|NΨ 0T5
|-
|2002-2003
|Neil Padgett
|???
|-
|}

2012-2013

2013-04-18T09:31:16Z

Eigenvector: /* Major Milestones for EngSoc in 2012-2013 */ Add levy fund

==Major Milestones for EngSoc in 2012-2013==

===UTSU Fee Diversion Referendum===
Efforts to address long-standing concerns with the democratic legitimacy and efficiency of the University of Toronto Students' Union (UTSU, formerly SAC) culminated in the Engineering Society holding a referendum concurrent with its Board of Directors elections in April 2013 asking full-time engineering students whether they wished to continue paying fees to the UTSU. EngSoc proposed to take over delivery of UTSU services, including the Health & Dental Insurance Plan, at the same or lower costs. The result was an overwhelming endorsement for the so-called "fee diversion" proposal of 95% in favour with 28% turnout.

===Elimination of VP External===
President [[User:Eigenvector|Rishi Maharaj]] ran on a platform of completely disengaging from the Engineering Student Societies' Council of Ontario (ESSCO) and the Canadian Federation of Engineering Students (CFES) on the grounds that they are useless and wasteful organizations. Previous EngSoc administrations, including those of Presidents [[User:kevinpsiu|Kevin P. Siu]] and David Cheung, respectively had concluded that neither ESSCO or CFES provided substantial benefit to EngSoc or its members in return for the funds spent on membership dues and conference delegations.

In the summer of 2012, the Board of Directors approved withdrawal from ESSCO and non-payment of membership dues to CFES. EngSoc was forced to reverse course on CFES membership after it became known that CFES would block U of T students from attending the Canadian Engineering Competition (CEC) if U of T was not a member in good standing, the Board and Officers continued to maintain that CFES membership itself provided no tangible benefit to the members of EngSoc. By spring 2013 it became evident that VP External, already the smallest Officer portfolio, was going to be left with almost zero responsibilities in the coming year. A motion was approved at the February 2013 meeting of the Board of Directors eliminating the position effective at the 2013 Joint Council Meeting, over the objections of incumbent VP External Anton Klunko. Klunko himself had been discredited after a poor appearance at the November 2012 Accountability Meeting and a subsequent article in ''The Varsity'' that aired concerns that he was unprofessional and incompetent.

===Reduction of the Temporary Special Levy and Renewal of the Endowment Fund===
Up for its 15th renewal in the 2013 Officer Elections, the Temporary Special Levy was reduced, from $150 to $125, for the first time since its inception. $125 represents $57.86 in 1983 dollars, meaning that the current 2013 Special Levy is only slightly more than half of the original fee as instituted in 1983. The 2013 renewal referendum question also included a provision allowing the Board of Directors to redirect surplus funds from the Special Levy Fund to the permanent Endowment Fund.

The Endowment Fund was renewed for the first time in 2013, amid negotiations with the Faculty over a major capital contribution to the construction of a new engineering building on the site behind Simcoe Hall.

{{Engineering Society by Year 2011


|president = Rishi Maharaj
|vp_finance = Pierre Harfouche
|vp_communications = Yerusha Nuh
|vp_academic = Matthew Lattavo
|vp_external = Anton Klunko***
|vp_student_life = Nikola Radovanovic*/Ishan Gupta

|archivist = Stephanie Fata
|cannon_editor = Vijay Unnithan**/Luke Household
|cannonball = Amy Hu
|community_outreach = Aishwarya Saxena
|compsys_admin = Yannick How Wong
|stores_finance = Laura Burget
|stores_ops = Matko Brunski
|f!rosh_handbook = Fionna Gan
|gradball = Nicole Cyhelka
|caf_finance = Maggie Cai
|caf_ops = Kunal Taneja*/Matthew Marji
|hi-skule = Kenny Wong
|ombudsman = ''vacant''
|orientation = Maegan Chang
|skulebook = Jenny Yao
|skule_kup = Raymond Luu
|sponsorship = Felipe Richards
|suds_finance = Gordon Tattle
|suds_ops = Andrew Barolet
|toike_editor = Evan Boyce
|utek = Marissa Wu
|webmaster = Brian To
|cro = Evangelos Staikos

|speaker = Mauricio Curbelo
|bod_chem = Bo Zhang
|bod_civ = Guillaume Bence-Hebert
|bod_comp = Kimberly Shen
|bod_elec = Judith Chan
|bod_engsci = Patrick Zerr
|bod_indy = Gordon Tang
|bod_mse = Vinson Quoc Truong
|bod_mech = Shamail Rizwan
|bod_min = ''vacant''
|bod_al1 = Praneet Bagga
|bod_al2 = Aidan Muller
|bod_al3 = Teresa Nguyen
|bod_al4 = Donnie Yee*/Hollis Milroy
|bod_f!1 = Stephanie Gaglione
|bod_f!2 = Shubham Manchanda
|bod_f!3 = Vuk Svilaric

|chem_club = Ajay Kochhar
|civ_club = Jessica Lam
|comp_club = Rachit Tyagi
|elec_club = Mihajlo Bojic
|engsci_club = Christopher Sun
|indy_club = Florencia Herrera
|min_club = Sebastien Balda
|mech_club = Ryan Persaud
|mse_club = Jacquelyn MacCoon

|1 = 1T6
|2 = 1T5
|3 = 1T4
|4 = 1T3

|chem1 = Krithika Sugavanam
|chem2 = Jerry Fung
|civ1 = Peter Lu
|civ2 = Elissar El-Hage
|civ3 = Bo Wen
|comp1 = Mark Ye
|comp2 = Laura Shen
|elec1 = Nicholas Chin
|elec2 = Maged Ahmed
|engsci1 = John Yeung
|engsci2 = Sharon Ravindran
|indy1 = Anitha Jeremiah
|indy2 = Judy Zhu
|mech1 = Brandon Chu
|mech2 = Steve Lu
|mech3 = Nancy Ho
|mech4 = Michael Stranges
|min1 = Humbert Sin
|mse1 = Anastasia Alksnis
|mse2 = Michael Sabatini
|t1 = Tabish Gilani

|firstyearchair = Kenny Kim

|lgmb_bl = Mauricio Curbelo
|lgmb_dm = Adam Fontana
|cannon_ca = ''You wish!''
|bg_chair = Gabriel Stavros & Tejas Manjunath
|skulenite_director = Christopher Sun & Scott Whitty
|skulenite_producer = Ian Parker, Amanda Bell, & Chunkei Tang
|eaa = Alessandro Zavatti

|utsu1 = Mo Delwar
|utsu2 = Sanchit Mathur
|utsu3 = Will Zhang
|gc1 = James Bateman

}}

==Conferences Hosted==

{{Engineering Society Navbox}}

Speaker

2013-04-18T09:26:07Z

Eigenvector: Add details about tie-breaking vote

The Speaker of the Engineering Society is responsible for running all meetings of the Board of Directors and Engineering Society Council. Until 2011, the Speaker was an Internal Director, elected annually at the Joint Council Meeting. After the creation of the Board of Directors in 2011, the Speaker ceased to be an internal director and simply became an appointee of the Board of Directors. The term Chair of the Board was then used interchangeably with Speaker to refer to this position. Prior to 2011, the Speaker held a tie-breaking vote on questions before the Council; post-2011 the Speaker has no vote on questions before the Board unless otherwise elected to represent their constituency.

==Role in Governance==
Although never formalized in the Bylaws, tradition holds that the Speaker should follow the Westminster parliamentary tradition of being unbiased on all questions before the parliamentary body, and never speak in debate. 2011-2012 Speaker Rishi Maharaj broke with this tradition by regularly offering his opinion on matters of governance during and outside meetings of the Board. However, Maharaj never spoke for or against the question before the Board. Through 2011-2012, efforts were made to model the Speaker's role more closely after that of the Speaker of the US House of Representatives, that is, someone who leads and guides the direction of the Board while being independent of the Officers.

2012-2013 Speaker Mauricio Curbelo completed the transition from a neutral Westminster-style Speaker to the American-style Speaker as a full member of the body (though non-voting) by routinely participating in debate and occasionally speaking to the main question. Amendments to the Elections Bylaw in 2012 gave the Speaker a permanent seat on the Election Rules Committee and a reserve seat on the Election Appeals Committee, further cementing their role as a senior member of the Society.

==Engineering Society Bylaws==
===Bylaw 1 (Constitution)===
'''3.6 Order'''
:3.6.1 The Speaker of the 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.

'''5.6 Meetings'''
:5.6.1 The Board of Directors shall hold a meeting at least once a month during the academic year, at a time and place to be determined by the Speaker.
:5.6.2 The President or Speaker 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 and the Speaker at least seven days of a meeting of the Board of Directors shall be included on that agenda, subject to the following restrictions:
::(a) The Speaker shall edit all motions for correct usage of the English language and clarity;
::(b) The Speaker shall have the authority to reject any motion that does not comply with the Constitution and Bylaws of the Society or Robert's Rules of Order.
: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 Special Meetings'''
:5.7.1 The President or Speaker may call a Special Meeting of the 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.
:5.7.2 Any petition to hold a Special Meeting shall specify the purpose of the Meeting, and no business shall be conducted at the Special Meeting unless it is related to the purpose for which the Meeting was called.

'''5.8 Notice of Meetings'''
:5.8.1 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.
:5.8.2 At the Speaker's discretion, a Special Meeting may be called with twenty‐four (24) hours notice provided the purpose of the meeting warrants immediate disposition.

'''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.
:5.10.7 The Speaker shall use the Constitution and Bylaws of the Society, Robert's Rules of Order, and their own discretion, in that order, in determining all questions of procedure before them.
:5.10.8 The Speaker shall have the authority to bar Board Members from voting on a question regarding which the Member has a conflict of interest.
:5.10.9 All decisions of the Speaker may be reversed by a 2/3rds majority vote of the Board, except regarding the Constitution and Bylaws of the Society from which there is no appeal.

==Current and Past Speakers==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
!Year
!colspan="2"| Speaker
|-
|2012-2013
|Mauricio Curbelo
|Civ 1T3+PEY
|-
|2011-2012
|Rishi Maharaj
|NΨ 1T2+PEY
|-
|2010-2011
|Zoriana Workun
|Civ 1T2
|-
|2009-2010
|Alvin Ho
|Elec 0T9+PEY
|-
|2008-2009
|Billy Wong
|Civ 1T0+PEY
|-
|2007-2008
|David Clease
|Mech 1T0+PEY
|-
|2006-2007
|Ryan Campbell
|NΨ 0T7+∞
|-
|2005-2006
|Adam Gravitis
|NΨ 0T6
|-
|2004-2005
|Henry Cheung
|NΨ 0T7+PEY
|-
|2003-2004
|Craig Burkett
|NΨ 0T5
|-
|2002-2003
|Neil Padgett
|???
|-
|}

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The Speaker of the Engineering Society is responsible for running all meetings of the Board of Directors and Engineering Society Council. Until 2011, the Speaker was an Internal Director, elected annually at the Joint Council Meeting. After the creation of the Board of Directors in 2011, the Speaker ceased to be an internal director and simply became an appointee of the Board of Directors. The term Chair of the Board was then used interchangeably with Speaker to refer to this position.

==Role in Governance==
Although never formalized in the Bylaws, tradition holds that the Speaker should follow the Westminster parliamentary tradition of being unbiased on all questions before the parliamentary body, and never speak in debate. 2011-2012 Speaker Rishi Maharaj broke with this tradition by regularly offering his opinion on matters of governance during and outside meetings of the Board. However, Maharaj never spoke for or against the question before the Board. Through 2011-2012, efforts were made to model the Speaker's role more closely after that of the Speaker of the US House of Representatives, that is, someone who leads and guides the direction of the Board while being independent of the Officers.

2012-2013 Speaker Mauricio Curbelo completed the transition from a neutral Westminster-style Speaker to the American-style Speaker as a full member of the body (though non-voting) by routinely participating in debate and occasionally speaking to the main question. Amendments to the Elections Bylaw in 2012 gave the Speaker a permanent seat on the Election Rules Committee and a reserve seat on the Election Appeals Committee, further cementing their role as a senior member of the Society.

==Engineering Society Bylaws==
===Bylaw 1 (Constitution)===
'''3.6 Order'''
:3.6.1 The Speaker of the 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.

'''5.6 Meetings'''
:5.6.1 The Board of Directors shall hold a meeting at least once a month during the academic year, at a time and place to be determined by the Speaker.
:5.6.2 The President or Speaker 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 and the Speaker at least seven days of a meeting of the Board of Directors shall be included on that agenda, subject to the following restrictions:
::(a) The Speaker shall edit all motions for correct usage of the English language and clarity;
::(b) The Speaker shall have the authority to reject any motion that does not comply with the Constitution and Bylaws of the Society or Robert's Rules of Order.
: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 Special Meetings'''
:5.7.1 The President or Speaker may call a Special Meeting of the 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.
:5.7.2 Any petition to hold a Special Meeting shall specify the purpose of the Meeting, and no business shall be conducted at the Special Meeting unless it is related to the purpose for which the Meeting was called.

'''5.8 Notice of Meetings'''
:5.8.1 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.
:5.8.2 At the Speaker's discretion, a Special Meeting may be called with twenty‐four (24) hours notice provided the purpose of the meeting warrants immediate disposition.

'''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.
:5.10.7 The Speaker shall use the Constitution and Bylaws of the Society, Robert's Rules of Order, and their own discretion, in that order, in determining all questions of procedure before them.
:5.10.8 The Speaker shall have the authority to bar Board Members from voting on a question regarding which the Member has a conflict of interest.
:5.10.9 All decisions of the Speaker may be reversed by a 2/3rds majority vote of the Board, except regarding the Constitution and Bylaws of the Society from which there is no appeal.

==Current and Past Speakers==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
!Year
!colspan="2"| Speaker
|-
|2012-2013
|Mauricio Curbelo
|Civ 1T3+PEY
|-
|2011-2012
|Rishi Maharaj
|NΨ 1T2+PEY
|-
|2010-2011
|Zoriana Workun
|Civ 1T2
|-
|2009-2010
|Alvin Ho
|Elec 0T9+PEY
|-
|2008-2009
|Billy Wong
|Civ 1T0+PEY
|-
|2007-2008
|David Clease
|Mech 1T0+PEY
|-
|2006-2007
|Ryan Campbell
|NΨ 0T7+∞
|-
|2005-2006
|Adam Gravitis
|NΨ 0T6
|-
|2004-2005
|Henry Cheung
|NΨ 0T7+PEY
|-
|2003-2004
|Craig Burkett
|NΨ 0T5
|-
|2002-2003
|Neil Padgett
|???
|-
|}

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