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Georgia Alpha Chapter Project Reports 2014-‐2015

Chapter Operations

The Tau Beta Pi Association Chapter: GAA Chapter Project Report Project number: 1 INSTRUCTIONS: Please complete each of the seven sections below. Any additional information which may be helpful to another chapter would also be appreciated, but do not send extraneous material that would not be useful to other chapters. Project name: General Meetings Date(s) of Project: 8/27/2014, 9/17/2014, 10/15/2014, 11/19/2014, 1/14/2015, 2/10/2015, 3/11/2015, 4/14/2015 Project Area: __ Community/ Liberal Culture __ University/ College __ Profession/ Engineering X Chapter/ Social __Education/ Prof. Dev. __ K-12/MindSET Number of persons who participated in this project Members: +100 Electees: 0 Hours spent on this project. Organizing: 2 hours per meeting Participating: 1-2 hours per meeting DESCRIPTION: I. General Description: Meetings were held on the Georgia Tech campus. The meetings were held to inform members of upcoming events and projects, conduct chapter business operations, and to receive feedback from members on changes and new events. II. Purpose & Relationship to Objectives of TBP: The purpose of the general meetings is to promote communication between the officers and the members beyond general emails and to ensure that the officers fulfill the needs of the members. III. Organization & Administration: (in conjunction with another group?) ___ Yes X No The president and all officers with upcoming events organized the agendas of the meetings and led their respective parts during the meeting. IV. Cost & Personnel Requirements: Pizza and drinks are provided at every meeting to encourage people to attend. The food is purchased based on the previously budgeted amount. All officers were required to attend unless they had significant conflicts.

V. Special Problems: Each meeting ran smoothly, but initially the food did not always arrive on time despite specific instructions. VI. Overall Evaluation/Results (Be Specific): The meeting time seemed to work well for most members. Locations selected for the meetings are important to ensure the professionalism of the organization. Initially, meetings were held in the Klaus but due to changes at Georgia Tech, locations were adjusted. All meetings were efficient and successful. Members were engaged and shared their comments and ideas for the chapter within a structured agenda. VII. Index of Exhibits: List of Members and Officers in attendance Aiden Payne Kevin Okseniuk Tanya Su Akanksha Menon Kevin Zhu Tracey Dinh Alex Plum Kiran Rao Venkatesh Chinnakonda Alex Warner Kristin Hansen Virginia Collier Alex Weiss Kristin Presnell William Woolery Alex Zickar Kyle Julian Xing (Sean) Zheng Andrew Conant Liana Cipolla Zachary Ifkovits Andrew Tricker Lisa Liu Julianne Braden Ankit Raghuram Lorenzo Tolentino Julie Freeman Ann Ruengvivatpant Lu Shen Julius Weyman April Gadsby Maria Diaz Ortiz Kamron Pobst April Sheeks Mark Snyder Kavita Chinoy Ayshali Gauba Mary Emily Littrell Keval Patel Benjamin Leon Matthew Cribb Hirsh Patel Beth Walker Matthew Smith Jackson Autry Bhanu Kumar McLean Davies Erisa Sula Bhupender Singh Megan Rich Alexandria Sutlief Bradley Dolphyn Miraj Desai Carlos Diaz Ruiz Brandon Fehr Mitchell Pang Grant Veve Carah Stark Nate Skolnik David Steinhoff Chris Douglas Nathan Bayer Nina Mohebbi Christine Kho Nikhil Nandish Melissa Fairey Coleton Musciano Patrick Caudill J Christian Buhr Daniel Budenstein Peter McGrael Daniel Burtnstern Pooja Mohapatra Daniella Remolina Pulkit Agarwal Destiny Cobb Reynolds Aguilar Devin Dilley Richard (Ricky) King Edward Strecker Robert (Robby) Friedlander Gautam Rangavajla Roger Lascorz Giabao Tran Rowan Kraft Gustavo Oliver Roger Lascorz Hannah Oermann Ryan Murphy Harleen Brar Sage Duddleston

Hengte Lin Sallie Lu Isabelle Vernon Samuel Cruz James Kilpatrick Sanjay Sridaran James Nagendran Sara Khalek Jennifer Lin Sarthak Vaish John Eric Bukowski Scott Glover Joon Koh Seongyu Jung Joseph Burns Siddharth Dhingra Joshua Bugica Sommy Khalaj Juan Irurita Stephen Pfohl Anirudh Joshi Sterling Smith Abhishek Kwatra SungYau Lai Jonathan Gosyne Suyoung Jang Brian Senft

The Tau Beta Pi Association Chapter: GAA Chapter Project Report Project number: 2 INSTRUCTIONS: Please complete each of the seven sections below. Any additional information which may be helpful to another chapter would also be appreciated, but do not send extraneous material that would not be useful to other chapters. Project name: Officer Meetings Date(s) of Project: 8/20/2014, 9/10/2014, 10/8/2014, 12/3/2014, and every week from January 5th through April 14th Project __ Community/ Liberal Culture __ University/ College __ Profession/ Engineering Area: X Chapter/ Social __Education/ Prof. Dev. __ K-12/MindSET Number of persons who participated in this project Members: 22 (varied between meetings each week) Electees: 0 Hours spent on this project. Organizing: 1 hour per meeting Participating: 1-2 hours per meeting DESCRIPTION: I. General Description: Meetings were held on the Georgia Tech campus. The meetings were held to discuss upcoming events and to plan for any new projects.

II. Purpose & Relationship to Objectives of TBP: The purpose of the officer meetings was to plan and check in with the rest of the executive team on the planning for upcoming events as well as to strengthen the leadership team. It also provided a great place to discuss the direction of the chapter, the editing of the bylaws, and other technical projects that needed analysis before the general meeting. III. Organization & Administration: (in conjunction with another group?) ___ Yes X No The agenda was set by the president who gave each officer an opportunity to discuss his or her individual state of affairs as well as state any new ideas for our chapter. IV. Cost & Personnel Requirements: There was no cost for the officer meetings. V. Special Problems: All meetings ran smoothly but it did stretch long when the urgency of projects increased VI. Overall Evaluation/Results (Be Specific): There were great discussions and ideas within these meetings and they provided a sounding board for new ideas and the direction of the chapter. VII. Index of Exhibits: List of officers

Sara Khalek Steven Slaughter

Nikhil Nandish Manuel Freije

Sage Duddleston Kevin Okseniuk

Nha-Truc Dinh Xing Zheng

Pooja Mohapatra

Hengte Lin

Lisa Liu

Lorenzo Tolentino

Julius Weyman

Lorenzo Tolentino

Ann Reungvivatpant

Akanksha Krishnakumar

Bradley Dolphyn

Bhupender Singh

Julius Weyman

Siddharth (Sid) Dhingra

Matthew Cribb

Stephen Pfohl

Mclean Davies

Carahline Stark

Richard King

Kamron Pobst

Hannah Oermann

William Woolery

Pooja Mohapatra

Miraj Desai

Tanya Su

Lisa Liu

Gustavo Oliver

Hengte Lin

Hannah Oermann

The Tau Beta Pi Association CHAPTER: GAA Chapter Project Report PROJECT NUMBER: 3 INSTRUCTIONS: Please complete each of the sections below. Any additional information, which may be helpful to another chapter, would also be appreciated. Project name: Fall 2014 Initiation Ceremony and Banquet

Date(s) of Project: Saturday, November 15th, 2014 – 6:00PM

Project area: __ Community/ __ University/ __ Profession/ X Chapter/ __Education/ Liberal Culture College Engineering Social Prof. Dev. Hours spent on this project. Organizing: 50+ (individual hours) Participating: 4 DESCRIPTION: I. General Description: The Tau Beta Pi Initiation Ceremony for the fall 2014 candidates took place at the Georgia Tech Hotel and Conference Center in the evening of 11/15/14. The Ceremony was carried out in the presence of initiates and officers according to the formal procedures outlined in the Tau Beta Pi Constitution and other confidential documents provided by the Society’s national leadership. After the Ceremony, the Society hosted a celebratory banquet for the initiates and their [optional] guests, and opened up attendance for the current membership as well. Awards were given for Best Bent, Most Active Initiate, Best Profile Picture, Best Integrity Statement, and Outstanding

Leadership Achievement. The keynote speaker for the banquet was Tiffany Wilson Karp, Executive Director of Global Center for Medical Innovation. II. Purpose & Relationship to Objectives of TBP: Every semester, a new class of candidates is initiated. The purpose of the banquet was to celebrate the accomplishments of the initiates and to welcome them to the Society. The banquet provided opportunities for networking and for getting to know older members and officers. III. Organization & Administration: (in conjunction with another group? ___ Yes X No) Hannah Oermann, Banquet Chair, reserved the event venue, managed the invitations and RSVP lists, and was the lead executor of preparation of the ceremony. Note that the ceremony and banquet are the conclusion of a semester-long process involving a wide extent of leadership commitment. See other Project Reports for reference. Other officers involved in the direct planning or execution of the ceremony and banquet were: Nha-Truc Dinh (Awards Chair), Pooja Mohapatra (Executive VP), Sara Khalek (President), and Steven Slaughter (Graduate Liaison). IV. Cost & Personnel Requirements: The net cost of the Ceremony and banquet was ____~$3,000________ including the speaker gift. Three volunteers were required for approximately 2 hours before the event to setup and for 1 hour after the event to clean up. The initiation ceremony required 8 officers. Initiate check-in required 2 officers. V. Special Problems: The chapter did not receive all materials (such as certificates) on time for ceremony. VI. Overall Evaluation/Results (Be Specific) A total of 47 eligible candidates were initiated into the GAA chapter. The banquet was executed as planned. The food was delicious, the conversations were lively, and the speaker brought an inspirational word amidst the late semester stress. This was validated by the members’ feedback received after the banquet. ATTENDANCE: I. Number of persons who participated in this project Members: 11/150 Total

Electees: 47 II. Please list the names of the attendees: First Name Last Name Type First Name Last Name Type Reynolds Aguilar Initiate Ryan Murphy Initiate

Claire Arthurs Initiate Coleton Musciano Initiate Elisabeth Bradley Initiate Gustavo Oliver Initiate

Matthew Smith Graduate Initiate Steve DeWeerth Imminent

Engineer Harleen Brar Initiate Jisu Park Initiate Joshua Bugica Initiate James Patrick Initiate Parker Buntin Initiate Alexander Plum Initiate Baron Carleton Initiate Kamron Pobst Initiate

Venkatesh Chinnakonda Initiate Kristin Presnell Initiate Kavita Chinoy Initiate Gautam Rangavajla Initiate Scott Damerow Initiate Kiran Rao Initiate

Mclean Davies Initiate Megan Rich Initiate Rachael DePriest Initiate Bharat Sanders Initiate

Miraj Desai Initiate Sara Khalek Officer Sage Duddleston Initiate Hannah Oermann Officer April Gadsby Initiate Pooja Mohapatra Officer

Je Hon Tan Initiate Sage Duddleston Officer Zachary Ifkovitis Initiate Bradley Dolphyn Officer Sommy Kjalaj Initiate Lisa Liu Officer Rowan Kraft Initiate Siddharth Dhingra Officer Roger Lascorz Initiate Stephen Pfohl Officer Hengte Lin Initiate Bhupender Singh Officer

Lisa Liu Initiate Akanksha Krishnakumar Officer Gregory Luppescu Initiate John Leonard Advisor

April Sheeks Initiate Tony Shu Initiate Lu Shen Initiate Sterling Smith Initiate

Sarthak Vaish Initiate Isabelle Vernon Initiate Julius Weyman Initiate Kara Yogan Initiate Yuwei Zhou Initiate Alex Zickar Initiate

The Tau Beta Pi Association CHAPTER: GAA Chapter Project Report PROJECT NUMBER: 4 INSTRUCTIONS: Please complete each of the sections below. Any additional information, which may be helpful to another chapter, would also be appreciated. Project name: Spring 2015 Initiation Ceremony and Banquet

Date(s) of Project: Saturday, April 11th, 2015 – 6:00PM

Project area: __ Community/ __ University/ __ Profession/ X Chapter/ __Education/ Liberal Culture College Engineering Social Prof. Dev. Hours spent on this project. Organizing: 50+ (individual hours) Participating: 4

DESCRIPTION: I. General Description: The Tau Beta Pi Initiation Ceremony for the spring 2015 candidates took place at the Georgia Tech Hotel and Conference Center in the evening of 04/11/15. The Ceremony was carried out in the presence of initiates and officers according to the formal procedures outlined in the Tau Beta Pi Constitution and other confidential documents provided by the Society’s national leadership. After the Ceremony, the Society hosted a celebratory banquet for the initiates and their [optional] guests, and opened up attendance for the current membership as well. Awards were given for Best Bent, Most Active Initiate, Best Profile Picture, Best Integrity Statement, and Outstanding Leadership Achievement. The keynote speaker for the banquet was Dr. Gary May, Dean of Engineering at the Georgia Institute of Technology. II. Purpose & Relationship to Objectives of TBP: Every semester, a new class of candidates is initiated. This semester, the chapter had 29 initiates. The purpose of the banquet was to celebrate the accomplishments of the initiates and to welcome them to the Society. The banquet provided opportunities for networking and for getting to know older members and officers. Additionally, Professor Rimoli’s experiences, as recalled in the address, highlighted the importance of hard work, of embracing failure, and of not giving up on one’s ambitions. These are all objectives of TBP and traits desirable in a Tau Bate. III. Organization & Administration: (in conjunction with another group? ___ Yes X No) Hannah Oermann, Banquet Chair, reserved the event venue, managed the invitations and RSVP lists, and was the lead executor of preparation of the ceremony. Note that the ceremony and banquet are the conclusion of a semester-long process involving a wide extent of leadership commitment. See other Project Reports for reference. Other officers involved in the direct planning or execution of the ceremony and banquet were: Nikhil Nandish (Awards Chair), Pooja Mohapatra (Historian), John Harber (Social Chair), Michael Parekh (President), Sid Dhingra (Outreach Programs VP), and Kate Polhemus (Graduate Liaison). IV. Cost & Personnel Requirements: The net cost of the Ceremony and banquet was ____~$3,000________ including the speaker gift. Three volunteers were required for approximately 2 hours before the event to setup and for 1 hour after the event to clean up. The initiation ceremony required 8 officers. Initiate check-in required 2 officers. V. Special Problems: The chapter did not receive brochures and other information to offer new initiates. VI. Overall Evaluation/Results (Be Specific)

A total of 37 eligible candidates were initiated that night. The banquet was executed as planned. The food was delicious, the conversations were lively, and the speaker brought an inspirational word amidst the late semester stress. This was validated by the members’ feedback received after the banquet. ATTENDANCE: I. Number of persons who participated in this project Members: 11/150 Total Members

Electees: 37 II. Please list the names of the attendees: First Name Last Name Type First Name Last Name Type Rohan Aggarwal Initiate Hirsh Patel Initiate

Zach Bailey Initiate Jed Pruett Initiate Chris Beaulieu Initiate Aditya Ragunathan Initiate

John Bolen Graduate Initiate Nohtal Partansky Graduate

Initiate James Buhr Initiate Amir Saheb Initiate Preston Culbertson Initiate Brian Sanner Initiate Sarah Dailey Initiate Matt Schwartz Initiate Carlos Diaz-Ruiz Initiate Rikhil Shah Initiate Jack DiPrete Initiate David Steinhoff Initiate

Melissa Fairey Initiate Erisa Sula Initiate Molly Fink Initiate Alexandra Sutlief Initiate

Jonathan Gosyne Initiate Prashant Tailor Initiate Nikhil Gupte Initiate Victoria Tuck Initiate Juan Irurita Initiate Sara Khalek Officer

Anirudh Joshi Initiate Hannah Oermann Officer Michael Kuchnik Initiate Pooja Mohapatra Officer

Abhishek Kwatra Initiate Sage Duddleston Officer Patrick Lei Initiate Bradley Dolphyn Officer

Tianhao Li Initiate Lisa Liu Officer John Limyansky Initiate Siddharth Dhingra Officer

Qianye Mei Initiate Stephen Pfohl Officer Morgan Meilinger Initiate Bhupender Singh Officer

Nina Mohebbi Initiate Akanksha Krishnakumar Officer Kabir Nakra Initiate Gary May Member

Campus Outreach

The Tau Beta Pi Association CHAPTER: GA-A

Chapter Project Report PROJECT NUMBER: 5 INSTRUCTIONS: Please complete each of the sections below. Any additional information, which may be helpful to another chapter, would also be appreciated. Project name: Graduate Student Resource Fair (GradExpo)

Date(s) of Project: 8/13/2014

Project area: __ Community/ X University/ __ Profession/ __ Chapter/ __Education/ Liberal Culture College Engineering Social Prof. Dev. Hours spent on this project. Organizing: _4_____ Participating: _5_______ DESCRIPTION: I. General Description: Give a presentation about Tau Beta Pi and introduce graduate students to the opportunities available to them in Georgia Tech if they select an engineering major. Additionally, it encouraged TBP members to continue with TBP at their new university. II. Purpose & Relationship to Objectives of TBP: Encourage graduate students join Tau Beta Pi or stay active in TBP. III. Organization & Administration: (in conjunction with another group? X Yes ___ No) Worked with the Georgia Tech Graduate Program to be included in the event IV. Cost & Personnel Requirements: No costs. Just preparing a presentation. V. Special Problems: Due to the expo being held before school started, only one officer was available to give the presentation. VI. Overall Evaluation/Results (Be Specific): The event was a success because the GAA chapter was able to recruit multiple graduate students as well as encourages 5+ TBP members to join the GAA chapter. VII. Index of Exhibits ATTENDANCE:

I. Number of persons who participated in this project Members: ___1____ /150 Total Members

Electees: ___0____ II. Please list the names of the attendees:

First Name Last Name Position(Guest/Member/Officer) Sara Khalek Officer


Chapter Project Report PROJECT NUMBER: 6 INSTRUCTIONS: Please complete each of the sections below. Any additional information, which may be helpful to another chapter, would also be appreciated. Project name: Engineering Week

Date(s) of Project: 2/21-28/15 (Full week)

Project area: __ Community/ X University/ X Profession/ __ Chapter/ __Education/ Liberal Culture College Engineering Social Prof. Dev. Hours spent on this project. Organizing: _+50_ Participating: __ DESCRIPTION: I. General Description: Week-long celebration of engineering majors around campus. Events include: Egg Drop, Straw Bridge, Sky Floater, Movie Night, Rubic’s Cube Competition, Engineer’s Fair, Comedy Night, CanStruction II. Purpose & Relationship to Objectives of TBP: Helps spread the word about tau beta pi and encourages students to celebrate the engineering profession. III. Organization & Administration: (in conjunction with another group? X Yes ___ No) Partnered with SCPC for the Movie Night. IV. Cost & Personnel Requirements: Printing flyers and candy costs. ~$2,000

V. Special Problems: The events were unsuccessful in encouraging Georgia Tech students in participating. The events need to be changed as well as TBP GAA should include other honor societies in the planning and execution of the events. VI. Overall Evaluation/Results (Be Specific): The events had mediocre participation. It is essential in revamping this event and creating a community goal with other campus organizations VII. Index of Exhibits: Pictures and Samples of Flyers used


Chapter Project Report PROJECT NUMBER: 7 INSTRUCTIONS: Please complete each of the sections below. Any additional information, which may be helpful to another chapter, would also be appreciated. Project name: Innovative Leadership and Graduate Admissions: Path to Success Workshop

Date(s) of Project: 9/11/2014

Project area: __ Community/ X University/ X Profession/ __ Chapter/ __Education/ Liberal Culture College Engineering Social Prof. Dev. Hours spent on this project. Organizing: 2 Participating: 2 DESCRIPTION: I. General Description: A workshop with Dr. Wasif Syed, the Founder and CEO of Ivy League Advisor, an educational and leadership development firm. The event was hosted by Tau Beta Pi GAA and open to all GT students. II. Purpose & Relationship to Objectives of TBP: Portfolio and brand optimization and leadership empowerment session in order to help students position themselves for top schools and for the corporate world as well as leverage their environment and resources strategically. III. Organization & Administration: (in conjunction with another group? __ Yes X No) IV. Cost & Personnel Requirements: Printing flyers and candy costs. None V. Special Problems: The event was successful but Dr. Syed did not offer enough notice for proper marketing. VI. Overall Evaluation/Results (Be Specific): The event had +10 attendants but could have had more if there was more time for marketing.

Professional Development

The Tau Beta Pi Association CHAPTER: GA-A Chapter Project Report PROJECT NUMBER: 8 INSTRUCTIONS: Please complete each of the sections below. Any additional information, which may be helpful to another chapter, would also be appreciated. Project name: Tau Beta Pi Corporate Dinner

Date(s) of Project: September 7, 2014

Project area: __ Community/ __ University/ X Profession/ _ Chapter/ __Education/ Liberal Culture College Engineering Social Prof. Dev. Hours spent on this project. Organizing: 50 Participating: 3 DESCRIPTION: I. General Description: The Corporate Dinner is an excellent opportunity for members of various honor societies at Georgia Tech to speak with and be recruited by employers. It is also a brilliant recruiting tool for businesses looking to hire top candidates. Recruiters are offered the opportunity to screen students of specified majors at each firm’s reserved table; the dinner is conducted in a private, formal atmosphere over a catered meal. Offering flexibility and value, the Corporate Dinner is timed to allow recruiting personnel to attend the general Georgia Tech Career Fair immediately afterward, scheduled on September 8-9. However, this event differs from other career fairs in that it will be attended only by Honor Society members, such exclusivity ensures that corporate representatives will speak only to the top 20% of junior and senior engineering candidates. Additionally, it provides members the opportunity to speak with recruiters prior to their Georgia Tech peers attending the GT Career Fair and for an extended period of time. II. Purpose & Relationship to Objectives of TBP: The Corporate Dinner allows us to promote the engineering principles and integrity that Tau Beta Pi stands for by promoting our members to employers and showing various companies the talent that lies within our organization. Additionally, though the Corporate Dinner sponsorships, the funds can be invested towards holding philanthropic, social, corporate, and engineering events for our chapter and community. III. Organization & Administration: (in conjunction with another group? ___ Yes _X_ No)

IV. Cost & Personnel Requirements: Georgia Tech Hotel and Conference Center - $5,814.72 Event Supplies & Printing - $181.15 TOTAL: $5,995.87 V. Special Problems: Recruiting additional sponsors from the biomedical engineering field. VI. Overall Evaluation/Results (Be Specific): The Corporate Dinner was a success and ran very smoothly. Our members were able to receive interviews through the event. Additionally, we have received testimonies from members stating that they were offered full-time jobs after the interview process and multiple companies returned from previous years since the event was successful for recruiting top engineers. VII. Index of Exhibits ATTENDANCE: I. Number of persons who participated in this project Members: 66/150 Total Members

Electees: 0 II. Please list the names of the attendees:

Name

Dietary Restrictions Major Round 1 Round 2

Alan Shirley

Civil Engineering Bosch ENERCON

Alina Cornejo none Industrial Engineering VMware

Georgia Tech Research Institute

Amin Sijelmassi

Mechanical Engineering GE Energy BP

Andrew Alford none Civil Engineering ExxonMobil ENERCON Andrew Castillo

Mechanical Engineering

Georgia Tech Research Institute Bosch

Andrew Harris

Electrical Engineering

Texas Instruments Moog Inc

Andrew Tricker

Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering ExxonMobil

Marathon Petroleum Company

Bhupender Singh Vegetarian

Electrical Engineering, Materials Science and Engineering GE Energy

Texas Instruments

Brad

Mechanical Engineering BP PwC

Farnham

Bradley Dolphyn

Civil Engineering PwC GE Energy

Rene none ECE (PhD) Texas Instruments


Carahline Stark gluten-free

Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering BASF ExxonMobil

Carlos Calixtro None Aerospace Engineering GE Energy ExxonMobil [email protected]

Aerospace Engineering Moog Inc ExxonMobil

Christine Kho

Electrical Engineering Texas Instruments VMware

Daniel Budenstein No pork. Mechanical Engineering Bosch ENERCON Daniella Remolina None Civil Engineering PwC

Clark Consulting Group

David N. Aban

Chemistry BASF BP

Deonte Fletcher N/A

Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering BP


Esteban Ongini n/a Biomedical Engineering PwC

Texas Instruments

Garin Hughes

Civil Engineering ENERCON ExxonMobil

Gokul Kumar Vegetarian ECE (PhD) VMware Texas Instruments

Hannah Oermann

Mechanical Engineering

Marathon Petroleum Company ExxonMobil

Howard Wang

Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering BASF GE Energy

Hursh Sureka Vegetarian Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering BASF


James Morrison

Mechanical Engineering Moog Inc Bosch

Jason Teck Meng Wee none ECE (BS)

Texas Instruments VMware

Jason Ye none Mechanical Engineering BP Moog Inc

Jeff Pettyjohn None Electrical Engineering VMware Texas Instruments

Jessica Renner None Mechanical Engineering Moog Inc Bosch

Jim Schwoebel none Biomedical Engineering VMware GE Energy

Jimmy Leong

Mechanical Engineering Clark Consulting Group BP

Jonathan Kinney

Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering

Marathon Petroleum Company BP

Kantwon Rogers none Computer Engineering

Texas Instruments


Karl Sofinowski

Mechanical Engineering Bosch Moog Inc

Kevin J. Okseniuk

Aerospace Engineering, Minor in Business Moog Inc PwC

Kevin Tam No Civil Engineering ENERCON Clark Consulting Group

Kristin Hansen

Mechanical Engineering Moog Inc Bosch

Lorenzo Tolentino

Environmental Engineering GE Energy BASF

Manuel M. Freije


Clark Consulting Group GE Energy

Mariano Morales

Civil Engineering, Environmental Engineering ENERCON PwC

Nate Bayer

Mechanical Engineering ExxonMobil BP Nathan Corbin

Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering BASF ExxonMobil

Nathan Hodges

Mechanical Engineering Moog Inc


Owen Scott None Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering

Marathon Petroleum Company BASF

Owen Stewart

Mechanical Engineering GE Energy BP

Peter McGrael None Industrial Engineering

Clark Consulting Group Bosch

Pooja Mohapatra

No red meat Biomedical Engineering



Qiao Chen None ECE (Phd), MSE (BS) VMware Texas Instruments

Rebecca Miranda

Mechanical Engineering BP

Texas Instruments

Rehan Khan vegitarian Mechanical Engineering ExxonMobil Texas Instruments

Ricardo

Mechanical Engineering Bosch Moog Inc

Richard Nagendran

Computer Engineering

Texas Instruments


Robert Friedlander



Texas Instruments

Rowan Kraft

Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering BP BASF

Sara Khalek None Biomedical Engineering Moog Inc GTRI

Scott Glover

Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering ExxonMobil BASF

Shivani Mehta Vegetarian Electrical Engineering

Georgia Tech Research Institute Moog Inc

Soham Bose

Biomedical Engineering PwC Clark Consulting Group

Stanley Dieleman none

Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering, Materials Science and Engineering

Texas Instruments


Steven Slaughter Jr.

Civil Engineering GE Energy Bosch

Swarrnna K. Parthasarathy Vegetarian MS (ECE)


Texas Instruments

Tanay Rajore Vegetarian Industrial Engineering PwC VMware

Tracey Dinh

Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering BP ExxonMobil

Venkatesh Chinnakonda

No beef/pork please Mechanical Engineering PwC JOHN

William Woolery

Civil Engineering ExxonMobil GE Energy

Xing (Sean) Zheng None

Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering ExxonMobil BASF

The Tau Beta Pi Association CHAPTER: GA-A Chapter Project Report PROJECT NUMBER: 9 INSTRUCTIONS: Please complete each of the sections below. Any additional information, which may be helpful to another chapter, would also be appreciated. Project name: Corporate Information Sessions

Date(s) of Project: 11/12/2014 (Epic), 9/17/2014 (SanDisk)

Project area: __ Community/ __ University/ X Profession/ _ Chapter/ __Education/ Liberal Culture College Engineering Social Prof. Dev. Hours spent on this project. Organizing: 2 hours per session Participating: 1.5 hours per session DESCRIPTION: I. General Description: Information sessions are held between Tau Beta Pi members and corporations interested in hiring engineering students. II. Purpose & Relationship to Objectives of TBP: The purpose of the information sessions are to aid members with obtaining a job upon graduation as well as connecting the members to the engineering community. III. Organization & Administration: (in conjunction with another group? ___ Yes _X_ No) IV. Cost & Personnel Requirements: None V. Special Problems: SanDisk invited students that were not Tau Beta Pi members. In the future, TBP must be clear that this will not be tolerated without prior agreement. VI. Overall Evaluation/Results (Be Specific): The sessions ran smoothly and allowed members to connect. However, knowing the specific job positions open will encourage more members to attend.

Service

The Tau Beta Pi Association CHAPTER: GA-A Chapter Project Report PROJECT NUMBER: 10 INSTRUCTIONS: Please complete each of the sections below. Any additional information, which may be helpful to another chapter, would also be appreciated. Project name: Kashi Street Meals

Date(s) of Project: August 26, 2014

Project area: X Community/ __ University/ __ Profession/ __ Chapter/ __Education/ Liberal Culture College Engineering Social Prof. Dev. Hours spent on this project. Organizing: 1 Participating: 3 DESCRIPTION: I. General Description: Members deliver meals to over 300 homeless persons with Kashi Atlanta. II. Purpose & Relationship to Objectives of TBP: To show our members that they can make a difference to the global community with just a couple hours of their time. III. Organization & Administration: (in conjunction with another group? X Yes __ No) With Kashi Atlanta IV. Cost & Personnel Requirements: No cost, officer led the project V. Special Problems: None VI. Overall Evaluation/Results (Be Specific): The group enjoyed delivering meals.

The Tau Beta Pi Association CHAPTER: GA-A Chapter Project Report PROJECT NUMBER: INSTRUCTIONS: Please complete each of the sections below. Any additional information, which may be helpful to another chapter, would also be appreciated. Project name: ACTODAY

Date(s) of Project: September 6, 2014 and September 27, 2014

Project area: X Community/ __ University/ __ Profession/ __ Chapter/ __Education/ Liberal Culture College Engineering Social Prof. Dev. Hours spent on this project. Organizing: 1 Participating: 3 DESCRIPTION: I. General Description: Tutor underprivileged children. II. Purpose & Relationship to Objectives of TBP: To show our members that they can make a difference to the community with just a couple hours of their time. III. Organization & Administration: (in conjunction with another group? _X_ Yes __ No) ACTODAY Foundation, Inc. IV. Cost & Personnel Requirements: No cost, officer led the project V. Special Problems: None VI. Overall Evaluation/Results (Be Specific): The group enjoyed tutoring children.

The Tau Beta Pi Association CHAPTER: GA-A Chapter Project Report PROJECT NUMBER: 11 INSTRUCTIONS: Please complete each of the sections below. Any additional information, which may be helpful to another chapter, would also be appreciated. Project name: Meals for Open Hand


Project area: X Community/ __ University/ __ Profession/ __ Chapter/ __Education/ Liberal Culture College Engineering Social Prof. Dev. Hours spent on this project. Organizing: 1 Participating: 3 DESCRIPTION: I. General Description: Help homebound seniors and others suffering from disability or chronic diseases through delivering meals

II. Purpose & Relationship to Objectives of TBP: To help the community and show our members that they can make a difference to people in their community. III. Organization & Administration: (in conjunction with another group? X Yes _ No) Project Open Hand and Hands on Atlanta IV. Cost & Personnel Requirements: No cost, officer led the project V. Special Problems: None VI. Overall Evaluation/Results (Be Specific): Members enjoyed helping the Atlanta community.

The Tau Beta Pi Association CHAPTER: GA-A Chapter Project Report PROJECT NUMBER: 12 INSTRUCTIONS: Please complete each of the sections below. Any additional information, which may be helpful to another chapter, would also be appreciated. Project name: Atlanta Community Food Bank

Date(s) of Project: October 1, 2014

Project area: X Community/ __ University/ __ Profession/ __ Chapter/ __Education/ Liberal Culture College Engineering Social Prof. Dev. Hours spent on this project. Organizing: 1 Participating: 3 DESCRIPTION: I. General Description: We joined the Atlanta Food Bank by delivering meals. II. Purpose & Relationship to Objectives of TBP: To help our local community. III. Organization & Administration: (in conjunction with another group? _X_ Yes __ No) Atlanta Community Food Bank IV. Cost & Personnel Requirements: No cost, officer led the project V. Special Problems: None

VI. Overall Evaluation/Results (Be Specific): Great, our volunteers had a lot of fun helping and working.

The Tau Beta Pi Association CHAPTER: GA-A Chapter Project Report PROJECT NUMBER: 13 INSTRUCTIONS: Please complete each of the sections below. Any additional information, which may be helpful to another chapter, would also be appreciated. Project name: Alpha Xi Delta Step It Up 5k


Project area: X Community/ __ University/ __ Profession/ __ Chapter/ __Education/ Liberal Culture College Engineering Social Prof. Dev. Hours spent on this project. Organizing: 1 Participating: 3 DESCRIPTION: I. General Description: A 5K where proceeds go towards Autism Speaks II. Purpose & Relationship to Objectives of TBP: To show our members that they can make a difference to the community with just a couple hours of their time. III. Organization & Administration: (in conjunction with another group? _X_ Yes __ No) Georgia Tech Alpha Xi Delta IV. Cost & Personnel Requirements: No cost, officer led the project V. Special Problems: None VI. Overall Evaluation/Results (Be Specific): The members enjoyed volunteering at the 5K alongside Alpha Xi Delta.

The Tau Beta Pi Association CHAPTER: GA-A Chapter Project Report PROJECT NUMBER: 14 INSTRUCTIONS: Please complete each of the sections below. Any additional information, which may be helpful to another chapter, would also be appreciated. Project name: Game Day Recycling


Project area: X Community/ __ University/ __ Profession/ __ Chapter/ __Education Liberal Culture College Engineering Social Prof. Dev. Hours spent on this project. Organizing: 1 Participating: 3 DESCRIPTION: I. General Description: We aided Georgia Tech by encouraging football fans to recycle. Volunteers distribute recycling bags to tailgaters and greet fans at the Stadium. II. Purpose & Relationship to Objectives of TBP: To show our members that they can make a difference to the community with just a couple hours of their time. III. Organization & Administration: (in conjunction with another group? _X_ Yes __ No) Georgia Tech IV. Cost & Personnel Requirements: No cost, officer led the project V. Special Problems: _None VI. Overall Evaluation/Results (Be Specific): The group enjoyed participating in a Georgia Tech event.

The Tau Beta Pi Association Chapter: GAA Chapter Project Report Project number: 15

INSTRUCTIONS: Please complete each of the seven sections below. Any additional information which may be helpful to another chapter would also be appreciated, but do not send extraneous material that would not be useful to other chapters.

Project name: Books for Africa Date(s) of Project: 1/10/15 Project X Community/ Liberal Culture __ University/ College __ Profession/ Engineering Area: __ Chapter/ Social __Education/ Prof. Dev. __ K-12/MindSET Hours spent on this project. Organizing: 1 Participating: 3 DESCRIPTION: I. General Description: We packed and sorted books that will be sent to schools in impoverished areas in Africa. II. Purpose & Relationship to Objectives of TBP: To show our members that they can make a difference in their global community with just a few hours of their time. III. Organization & Administration: (in conjunction with another group?) ___ Yes X No IV. Cost & Personnel Requirements: No cost, officer led the project V. Special Problems: None VI. Overall Evaluation/Results (Be Specific): The group enjoyed sorting through the books and seeing the tangible impact that they could make on a Saturday morning.


INSTRUCTIONS: Please complete each of the seven sections below. Any additional information which may be helpful to another chapter would also be appreciated, but do not send extraneous material that would not be useful to other chapters. Project name: Boys & Girls Club with Circle K Date(s) of Project: 2/6/2015 Project X Community/ Liberal Culture __ University/ College __ Profession/ Engineering Area: __ Chapter/ Social __Education/ Prof. Dev. __ K-12/MindSET Hours spent on this project. Organizing: 1 Participating: 2

DESCRIPTION: I. General Description: We teamed up with Circle K at Georgia Tech to go to Bellwood Boys & Girls club to play games with and mentor 8 to 12 year-old children. II. Purpose & Relationship to Objectives of TBP: To help our community alongside other Georgia Tech students by reaching out to, having fun with, and mentoring the children in the Atlanta area. III. Organization & Administration: (in conjunction with another group?) X Yes ___ No Circle K at Georgia Tech IV. Cost & Personnel Requirements: No cost, officer led the project. V. Special Problems: None VI. Overall Evaluation/Results (Be Specific): Great. TBP members and other Georgia Tech students loved spending time with each other and with the children at the Boys & Girls club.


INSTRUCTIONS: Please complete each of the seven sections below. Any additional information which may be helpful to another chapter would also be appreciated, but do not send extraneous material that would not be useful to other chapters. Project name: Campus Kitchen Date(s) of Project: 1/30/15, 2/6/15, 2/13/15, 2/20/15, 2/27/15, 3/6/15, 3/27/15, 4/3/15, 4/10/15 Project X Community/ Liberal Culture __ University/ College __ Profession/ Engineering Area: __ Chapter/ Social __Education/ Prof. Dev. __ K-12/MindSET Number of persons who participated in this project Members: ___ Electees: ___ (Please attach a list of names.)

Hours spent on this project. Organizing: 1 Participating: 2 DESCRIPTION: I. General Description: TBP members and other Georgia Tech students packaged and prepared meals from campus food to ship out to the Atlanta community that needed them. II. Purpose & Relationship to Objectives of TBP: To help our local community and school by helping package and ship food. III. Organization & Administration: (in conjunction with another group?) X Yes ___ No Georgia Tech Dining IV. Cost & Personnel Requirements: None, led by officers and Georgia Tech dining. V. Special Problems: None VI. Overall Evaluation/Results (Be Specific): Great. Campus kitchen is one of our most successful events and members love to volunteer there every chance they get.


INSTRUCTIONS: Please complete each of the seven sections below. Any additional information which may be helpful to another chapter would also be appreciated, but do not send extraneous material that would not be useful to other chapters. Project name: Discovery Program at Parklane Elementary Date(s) of Project: 1/17/15, 2/14,15 Project X Community/ Liberal Culture __ University/ College __ Profession/ Engineering Area: __ Chapter/ Social __Education/ Prof. Dev. __ K-12/MindSET Hours spent on this project. Organizing: 2 Participating: 3 DESCRIPTION: I. General Description: TBP members went to a local elementary school to tutor and mentor students while teaching them about engineering throughout their time there.

II. Purpose & Relationship to Objectives of TBP: To help the local community and promote STEM via tutoring and mentoring local students. III. Organization & Administration: (in conjunction with another group?) X Yes ___ No Parklane Elementary School IV. Cost & Personnel Requirements: None, led by officer. V. Special Problems: None VI. Overall Evaluation/Results (Be Specific): Great. Everyone that participated in this program loved it and couldn’t wait to participate in it again.


INSTRUCTIONS: Please complete each of the seven sections below. Any additional information which may be helpful to another chapter would also be appreciated, but do not send extraneous material that would not be useful to other chapters. Project name: Gardening at Oakland Cemetery Date(s) of Project: 2/14/15 Project X Community/ Liberal Culture __ University/ College __ Profession/ Engineering Area: __ Chapter/ Social __Education/ Prof. Dev. __ K-12/MindSET Hours spent on this project. Organizing: 1 Participating: 3 DESCRIPTION: I. General Description: TBP members went to a local cemetery to help clean and beautify the surroundings by general cleaning and gardening. II. Purpose & Relationship to Objectives of TBP: To reach out to the local community and help others. III. Organization & Administration: (in conjunction with another group?) ___ Yes X No IV. Cost & Personnel Requirements: None, led by an officer. V. Special Problems: None

VI. Overall Evaluation/Results (Be Specific): Good. Those who went enjoyed working together and spending time using their hands to beautify the cemetery.


INSTRUCTIONS: Please complete each of the seven sections below. Any additional information which may be helpful to another chapter would also be appreciated, but do not send extraneous material that would not be useful to other chapters. Project name: STEM Latino Fair Date(s) of Project: 3/28/15 Project __ Community/ Liberal Culture __ University/ College __ Profession/ Engineering Area: __ Chapter/ Social __Education/ Prof. Dev. X K-12/MindSET Hours spent on this project. Organizing: 5 Participating: 6 DESCRIPTION: I. General Description: Hundreds of Latino students in the Atlanta area came to Georgia Tech for a STEM fair and TBP members assisted in organizing and running the fair. II. Purpose & Relationship to Objectives of TBP: To promote STEM education in the surrounding areas by reaching out to Latinos in the Atlanta area. III. Organization & Administration: (in conjunction with another group?) X Yes ___ No Georgia Tech IV. Cost & Personnel Requirements: None, led by an officer. V. Special Problems: None VI. Overall Evaluation/Results (Be Specific): Good. Those involved got a lot out of the experience by talking to and mentoring the students at the fair.


INSTRUCTIONS: Please complete each of the seven sections below. Any additional information which may be helpful to another chapter would also be appreciated, but do not send extraneous material that would not be useful to other chapters. Project name: West Atlanta Land Trust Date(s) of Project: 2/7/15 Project X Community/ Liberal Culture __ University/ College __ Profession/ Engineering Area: __ Chapter/ Social __Education/ Prof. Dev. __ K-12/MindSET Hours spent on this project. Organizing: 1 Participating: 3 DESCRIPTION: I. General Description: TBP members went to a community garden and helped clean and repair pots, fences, boxes, etc. and maintain the garden. II. Purpose & Relationship to Objectives of TBP: To help the local community. III. Organization & Administration: (in conjunction with another group?) X Yes ___ No West Atlanta Land Trust IV. Cost & Personnel Requirements: None, led by an officer. V. Special Problems: None. VI. Overall Evaluation/Results (Be Specific): Good. Those who went enjoyed their time and liked being able to build, paint, repair, etc. various things in the garden.


INSTRUCTIONS: Please complete each of the seven sections below. Any additional information which may be helpful to another chapter would also be appreciated, but do not send extraneous material that would not be useful to other chapters. Project name: West Atlanta Watershed Alliance Date(s) of Project: 2/14/15 Project X Community/ Liberal Culture __ University/ College __ Profession/ Engineering Area: __ Chapter/ Social __Education/ Prof. Dev. __ K-12/MindSET Hours spent on this project. Organizing: 1 Participating: 3 DESCRIPTION: I. General Description: Members went to the West Atlanta Watershed Alliance and helped remove weeds, make/maintain walking trails, prepare planting boxes, and plant trees. II. Purpose & Relationship to Objectives of TBP: To help the local community and the environment in the Atlanta area. III. Organization & Administration: (in conjunction with another group?) X Yes ___ No West Atlanta Watershed IV. Cost & Personnel Requirements: None, led by an officer. V. Special Problems: None VI. Overall Evaluation/Results (Be Specific): Great. Those who went loved being able to help out the community by helping maintain a large green area in the city.

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The Tau Beta Pi Association Chapter: GAA Chapter Project Report Project number: 23 INSTRUCTIONS: Please complete each of the seven sections below. Any additional information which may be helpful to another chapter would also be appreciated, but do not send extraneous material that would not be useful to other chapters. Project name: Tau Beta Pi Bent Polishing Party Date(s) of Project: 9/24/2014 and 2/5/2015 Project __ Community/ Liberal Culture __ University/ College __ Profession/ Engineering Area: X Chapter/ Social __Education/ Prof. Dev. __ K-12/MindSET Number of persons who participated in this project Members: 2 Electees: 14 (Please attach a list of names.) Hours spent on this project. Organizing: 10 hours per event Participating: 3 hours per event DESCRIPTION: I. General Description: The bent polishing party is a social event organized by the membership chair for initiates to work on polishing their bent as well as meet other initiates and members of Tau Beta Pi. II. Purpose & Relationship to Objectives of TBP: The bent polishing party promotes good character while polishing the bent, as well as the opportunity to build closer relationships between members and initiates during this social event. III. Organization & Administration: (in conjunction with another group?) ___ Yes X No IV. Cost & Personnel Requirements: ~$200 per event for bent polishing supplies and donuts V. Special Problems: None. VI. Overall Evaluation/Results (Be Specific): The bent polishing part was a success. All initiates found the event useful in terms of making progress on their bents. The members enjoyed interacting and meeting initiates and giving advice regarding bent polishing.

VII. Index of Exhibits: Name Type Name Type Alex Zickar Initiate Elisabeth Bradley Initiate Ann Ruengvivatpant Officer Harleen Brar Initiate April Sheeks Initiate Jisu Park Initiate April Gadsby Initiate Julius Weyman Initiate Baron Carleton Initiate Kavita Chinoy Initiate Bradley Dolphyn Officer Kiran Rao Initiate Claire Arthurs Initiate Kristin Presnell Initiate Lisa Liu Initiate Megan Rich Initiate Reynolds Aguilar Initiate Rachael DePriest Initiate Ryan Murphy Initiate Sage Duddleston Initiate Sara Khalek Officer Scott Damerow Initiate Sommy Khalaj Initiate Tony Shu Initiate

The Tau Beta Pi Association CHAPTER: GAA

Chapter Project Report PROJECT NUMBER: 24 INSTRUCTIONS: Please complete each of the sections below. Any additional information, which may be helpful to another chapter, would also be appreciated. Project name: Officer Social

Date(s) of Project: January 11, 2015

Project area: __ Community/ _ University/ _ Profession/ _x_ Chapter/ __Education/ Liberal Culture College Engineering Social Prof. Dev. Hours spent on this project. Organizing: _2_ Participating: 2__ DESCRIPTION: I. General Description: Officers eat lunch together at Taco Mac and get to know one another before beginning to work together in the Spring semester. II. Purpose & Relationship to Objectives of TBP: Social event for offcers to get to know one another to improve leadership and team work. III. Organization & Administration: (in conjunction with another group? _ Yes _x__ No) IV. Cost & Personnel Requirements: None

V. Special Problems: None. VI. Overall Evaluation/Results (Be Specific): It was a successful event and the officers really got a chance to get to know one another. They all appreciated the social event. VII. Index of Exhibits ATTENDANCE: I. Number of persons who participated in this project Members: _ /150 Total Members

Electees: 0 II. Please list the names of the attendees:

First Name Last Name Position(Guest/Member/Officer) Ann Reungvivatpant Officer Sara Khalek Officer Sage Duddleston Officer Pooja Mohapatra Officer Hengte Lin Officer Lisa Liu Officer Lorenzo Tolentino Officer Julius Weyman Officer Richard King Officer Hannah Oermann Officer Kamron Pobst Officer

The Tau Beta Pi Association CHAPTER: GAA

Chapter Project Report PROJECT NUMBER: 25 INSTRUCTIONS: Please complete each of the sections below. Any additional information, which may be helpful to another chapter, would also be appreciated. Project name: Officer Pot-luck

Date(s) of Project: April 15, 2015

Project area: __ Community/ _ University/ _ Profession/ X Chapter/ __Education/

Liberal Culture College Engineering Social Prof. Dev. Hours spent on this project. Organizing: 1__ Participating: 2__

DESCRIPTION: I. General Description: An officer pot luck to introduce new 2015-2016 officers to 2014-2015 officers under a casual environment II. Purpose & Relationship to Objectives of TBP: It aids in the transitioning process. III. Organization & Administration: (in conjunction with another group? _ Yes X No) IV. Cost & Personnel Requirements: Individual costs V. Special Problems: None. VI. Overall Evaluation/Results (Be Specific): It was successful in guiding the new officer team.

The Tau Beta Pi Association CHAPTER: GA-A Chapter Project Report PROJECT NUMBER: 26 INSTRUCTIONS: Please complete each of the sections below. Any additional information, which may be helpful to another chapter, would also be appreciated. Project name: Ice Cream Social

Date(s) of Project: 9/4/2014 and 2/18/2015

Project area: __ Community/ __ University/ __ Profession/ X Chapter/ __Education/ Liberal Culture College Engineering Social Prof. Dev. Hours spent on this project. Organizing: ___2_____ Participating: ____1____ DESCRIPTION: I. General Description: Members and initiates get to know one another while enjoying ice cream II. Purpose & Relationship to Objectives of TBP: To provide initiates and members the opportunity to network with one another

III. Organization & Administration: (in conjunction with another group? ___ Yes _x__ No) IV. Cost & Personnel Requirements: _The cost was $45.00. A car was also needed to pick up the required supplies. V. Special Problems: No special problems occurred VI. Overall Evaluation/Results (Be Specific): Event occurred as planned and the initiates gained better insight into the organization and our chapter. VII. Index of Exhibits ATTENDANCE: Please list the names of the attendees: Name Name Robert Kiblinger Nathan Bayer John Bolen Jonathan Gosyne Aditya Ragunathan James Kilpatrick Jed Pruett Patrick Lei Kabir Nakra Joon Koh Nikhil Gupte Alexis Sutlief Rohan Aggarwal Alex Weiss Preston Culbertson Benjamin Leon Matt Schwartz Erisa Sula Alex Warner Bradley Dolphyn Nohtal Parrtansky Juan Irurita Rikhil Shah Anirudh Joshi Prashant Tailor Carah Stark Gautam Rangavajla Stephen Pfohl

The Tau Beta Pi Association CHAPTER: GA-A Chapter Project Report PROJECT NUMBER: 27 INSTRUCTIONS: Please complete each of the sections below. Any additional information, which may be helpful to another chapter, would also be appreciated. Project name: Advisor Lunch

Date(s) of Project: March 30, 2015

Project area: __ Community/ __ University/ __ Profession/ X Chapter/ __Education/ Liberal Culture College Engineering Social Prof. Dev. Hours spent on this project. Organizing: ___5_____ Participating: ____1____ DESCRIPTION: I. General Description: Members and officers have the opportunity to eat lunch with the TBP GAA advisors. II. Purpose & Relationship to Objectives of TBP: The event was an opportunity for

members to learn more about our advisors and their involvement in TBP GAA and the

GT community.

III. Organization & Administration: (in conjunction with another group? ___ Yes _x__ No) IV. Cost & Personnel Requirements: Cost was ~$200 V. Special Problems: No problems occurred VI. Overall Evaluation/Results (Be Specific): The event was successful in that the members had the opportunity to gain the advisor’s long term vision for TBP GAA chapter. VII. Index of Exhibits ATTENDANCE: I. Number of persons who participated in this project Members: ___13____ /150 Total Members

Electees: ____0___ II. Please list the names of the attendees:

First Name Last Name Position(Guest/Member/Officer) John Leonard Advisor Steve DeWeerth Advisor Larry Jacobs Advisor Sara Khalek Officer

Hannah Oermann Officer Bradley Dolphyn Officer Ann Ruengvivatpant Member Sage Duddleston Officer Stephen Pfhol Officer Kamron Pobst Officer Kevin Okseniuk Member Lisa Liu Officer Nikhil Nandish Officer

The Tau Beta Pi Association CHAPTER: GA-A Chapter Project Report PROJECT NUMBER: 28 INSTRUCTIONS: Please complete each of the sections below. Any additional information, which may be helpful to another chapter, would also be appreciated. Project name: TBP Dinner and Movie Night

Date(s) of Project: April 18th, 2015

Project area: __ Community/ __ University/ __ Profession/ X Chapter/ __Education/ Liberal Culture College Engineering Social Prof. Dev. Hours spent on this project. Organizing: ___3_____ Participating: ____4____ DESCRIPTION: I. General Description: A get together for members to bond II. Purpose & Relationship to Objectives of TBP: To provide members the opportunity to

network with other outstanding engineers in the organization as well as just enjoy their

hard work all together.

III. Organization & Administration: (in conjunction with another group? ___ Yes _x__ No) IV. Cost & Personnel Requirements: ~$10 per person V. Special Problems: No problems occurred

VI. Overall Evaluation/Results (Be Specific): Event took place as planned. Overall, everyone came out of the event with new deeper friendships.

The Tau Beta Pi Association CHAPTER: GA-A Chapter Project Report PROJECT NUMBER: 29 INSTRUCTIONS: Please complete each of the sections below. Any additional information, which may be helpful to another chapter, would also be appreciated. Project name: TBP Social at Cypress Street

Date(s) of Project: November 21st, 2014



hard work all together. The officers felt that the organization needed to form deeper

bonds beyond professional connections.

III. Organization & Administration: (in conjunction with another group? ___ Yes _x__ No) IV. Cost & Personnel Requirements: ~$10 per person V. Special Problems: No problems occurred VI. Overall Evaluation/Results (Be Specific): Event took place as planned. Overall, everyone came out of the event with new depper friendships.

The Tau Beta Pi Association CHAPTER: GA-A Chapter Project Report PROJECT NUMBER: 30 INSTRUCTIONS: Please complete each of the sections below. Any additional information, which may be helpful to another chapter, would also be appreciated. Project name: Graduate Student Lunch

Date(s) of Project: March 30, 2015

Project area: __ Community/ __ University/ __ Profession/ X Chapter/ __Education/ Liberal Culture College Engineering Social Prof. Dev. Hours spent on this project. Organizing: ___5_____ Participating: ____1____ DESCRIPTION: I. General Description: Graduate students offer TBP officers feedback as well as offer officers with ideas from their undergraduate TBP chapters. Additionally, the graduate students discussed how TBP GAA can target more graduate students. II. Purpose & Relationship to Objectives of TBP: The event was an opportunity for

officers to receive feedback from graduate students and gain additional event ideas.

III. Organization & Administration: (in conjunction with another group? ___ Yes _x__ No) IV. Cost & Personnel Requirements: Cost was ~$100 V. Special Problems: No problems occurred VI. Overall Evaluation/Results (Be Specific): The event was successful in that graduate students were very interested in helping and offering feedback. VII. Index of Exhibits ATTENDANCE: I. Number of persons who participated in this project Members: ___13____ /150 Total Members

Electees: ____0___

II. Please list the names of the attendees:

First Name Last Name Position(Guest/Member/Officer) Robert Friedlander Member Christopher Douglas Member Jennifer Lin Member Sara Khalek Officer Hannah Oermann Officer Lisa Liu Officer Brian Senft Member Sage Duddleston Officer Stephen Pfhol Officer Matthew Smith Member Meghan Ferrall Officer Lin Li Member Keir Gonya Member

The Tau Beta Pi Association CHAPTER: GA-A Chapter Project Report PROJECT NUMBER: 31 INSTRUCTIONS: Please complete each of the sections below. Any additional information, which may be helpful to another chapter, would also be appreciated. Project name: TBP Rafting Social




hard work all together. The officers felt that the organization needed to form deeper

bonds beyond professional connections.

III. Organization & Administration: (in conjunction with another group? ___ Yes _x__ No) IV. Cost & Personnel Requirements: ~$500 V. Special Problems: No problems occurred VI. Overall Evaluation/Results (Be Specific): Event took place as planned. Overall, everyone came out of the event with new deeper friendships.

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