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The document announces upcoming events for the ASME UCF student chapter including bowling on September 26th, projects such as a hovercraft and solar panel, a trebuchet build event on September 27th, a Lockheed Martin tour on October 9th, volunteering at Lockheed on October 18th, and a student design competition. It also provides details on date, location, and contact information for each event. Upcoming speakers are announced including Herbert Yamada from Lockheed Martin who will discuss challenges of space flight, physics demonstrations, and internship opportunities. The next chapter meeting is on October 8th at 7:30pm in NSC 101.
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Fall 2014 2nd meeting
- 1. 2nd Meeting Find us on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/ASME.UCF Website http://www.asmeatucf.com/
- 2. Bowling • Oviedo Bowl • When: Thursday September 26th 9pm • Where: 376 E Broadway St, Oviedo, FL 32765 • $1 games, $1 shoes, and $1 hotdogs
- 3. Upcoming Projects • Hovercraft – Designing this semester – Find us on facebook • Solar Panel Project – Build portable solar panel for charging around campus – 100 watt • Trebuchet • For more information please contact Victor (vdemarco@knights.ucf.edu) or Rubin (yrkrubin@knights.ucf.edu)
- 4. Trebuchet Build • Fixing and painting the trebuchet • Hands on project • Meet at Rubin’s House for the build – Address: 4532 Riverton Drive Orlando, Fl • New members are always welcome • When: September 27th • Time :TBD
- 5. Tour: Lockheed Martin MFC Where: Lockheed Martin MFC When: October 9th, Time TBA Sign Up At http://form.jotformpro.com/form/22664147402 954 This Tour includes: • Materials research and testing labs • Machining Operations Center • Manufacturing buildings for military costumers where you will see Longbow, Sniper, and other military systems being fabricated.
- 6. Lockheed Day of Caring • Volunteering opportunity • When: Saturday October 18, 2014, 7am to 1pm • light breakfast, lunch, and shirt will be provided. • Let us know by Oct. 3 if interested • Sign up at http://form.jotform.us/form/42595674231156
- 7. Student Professional Development Conference (SPDC) • Team Leads – Jacob Boynton – Nicholas DeCorte • Design competition • Great opportunity to get involved • Great resume builder • Competition this year : Robots for Relief – This year’s challenge is to design and develop a scaled-down version of a transporter capable of delivering granular materials, which will be guided by, at most, one person. • For more information please visit: https://www.asme.org/events/competitions/stude nt-design-competition Sign up after the presentation
- 8. ASME Events Date Event Info Time Where Sept 20 Tailgate Tailgate with ASME! 3pm Memory Mall Sept. 25 Bowling night 1 dollar games, shoes , and hotdogs 376 E Broadway St, Oviedo, FL 32765 9 PM Oviedo Bowl – meet in Eng. atrium or at the bowling alley Sept. 27 Trebuchet Build Touch ups 10am or 11am Rubin’s House Oct. 9 Lockheed Martin tour Signup sheet will be posted soon TBD Sand Lake facility – meet in Eng. atrium Oct. 18 Lockheed Day of Caring Volunteering; light breakfast, lunch, shirt provided. Let us know by Oct. 3 if interested ~7 AM – 1 PM TBD
- 9. Herbert Yamada Credentials: Worked at NASA Currently: Lockheed Test Engineer Specialty: Defense & Space Speech Topics: 1. Challenges of flying in space 2. Physics Demonstrations 3. Discuss Internship Opportunities
- 10. Next Meeting Wednesday, October 8th 7:30pm NSC 101 Thank you for coming!