National Engineers Week

Monday-Friday
February 18-22, 2008

“Engineers make a world of difference”
  • Free Food
  • Wii tournaments
  • Free T-shirts
  • Win an IPod
  • Win a Wii!
Picture of a booth during Engineer's week

Activities & Events

Monday, February 18 - Opening Day

Event Time Location
Opening Ceremonies &
Lockheed Martin Wii Game Tournament 		3:00pm Chumash
NEW Kick Off Address - Student Engineering Club Mixer
  • Smile n Nod Comedy Improv
  • Eric Pearson - NEW Kick Off Address
    Sector Director, Staff Development for Eng, Mfg, Logistics, Opr & Supply, Northop Grumman Electronics Systems
  • Student Engineering Club Mixer
    Free Pizza & Bowling
    Sponsored by Northrop Grumman
6:00pm Chumash & McPhee Lanes

Tuesday, February 19 - Northrop Grumman Showcase Day

Event Time Location
Blood Drive 10:00am - 3:00pm Mott Lawn
Northrop Grumman Showcase
  • Northrop Grumman Virtual Jetworks Flight Simulator
  • Clam Chowder Lunch & Door Prizes
 11:00am - 3:00pm ATL

Wednesday, February 20 - Sustainability Day

Event Time Location
Sustainability Day Showcase
  • Student Displays
  • Zero Waste Lunch
  • Sustainability Panel
 12:00pm ATL
Order of the Engineer Inaugural Dinner
(Invitation Only) 		7:00pm Bonderson Bldg.

Thursday, February 21 - Outreach Day

Event Time Location
Outreach/Freshman Seminar Speaker & Hot Dog Lunch
Tom Bishop (ME '68), VP of Strategic Development, URS Corp. 		11:00am - 12:30pm ATL
Outreach Activities
Coordinated with SWE, MESA and ESC 		All Day Local Schools
Engineers in the Community
CENG Club Booths at Farmer's Market 		5:30pm - 9:00pm Downtown SLO
MEP Academic Recognition Banquet
(Invitation Only) 		6:00pm - 9:00pm ATL

Friday, February 22 - Closing Day

Event Time Location
NEW Student Celebration &
Faculty/Staff Appreciation Breakfast 		9:00am Bonderson Bldg.
Dean's Coffee Hour 3:00pm Bonderson Bldg.

Sponsored by:

Northrop Grumman REC Solar
Lockheed Martin URS
Picture of Frank E. "Bud" Pilling
Frank E. "Bud"
Pilling
Mechanical Engineering
1950
“My Cal Poly education was a major factor in my career movement.”

I made a fairly substantial contribution to Cal Poly for one good reason. I believe we need to give something back to the school that helps us. I hope my gift might set an example for others to give something back to the institution that helped them become successful.