UC Celebrates National Engineering Week
Date: Feb. 15, 2002
By: Eric Lose
Contact: Dawn Fuller
Phone: (513) 556-1823
Photos by Colleen Kelley
Archive: General News
University of Cincinnati students will celebrate National Engineering Week (E-Week) Feb. 18-23 by putting up their calculators and letting down their hair. E-Week is a seven-day celebration designed to increase awareness and appreciation for the profession.
The theme of this year's E-Week is "Mardi Gras." On the UC campus, engineering students will spend the week participating in engineering-related contests, workshops, parties and banquets. These highly visual and entertaining events include coney eating, Putt-Putt, corn hole (beanbag toss) and tug-of-war contests and a Professor Jeopardy game show.
The Engineering Tribunal (UCET), one of the largest student organizations on campus, sponsors the celebration. Regular activities of UCET include a big brother/big sister program, co-op information programs, and professional standards review committees.
Schedule of selected events:
Monday, February 18:
10 a.m. to 2. p.m., 650 Baldwin Hall: Tau Beta Pi Food Drive
5:30 p.m. 544 Baldwin Hall: Tribunal kick-off meeting, King Cake contest to select the King of Mardi Gras, and creativity workshop presented by P & G
Tuesday, February 19
Noon, in front of Baldwin Hall: Coney eating contest
7 p.m. Zimmer Auditorium: Comedy Sportz Improv Troupe
Wednesday, February 20
Noon, Nippert Stadium: Tug-of-War contest
1 p.m., 6th floor of Baldwin: Putt-Putt contest
2 p.m., 662 Baldwin: Bead Toss
3 p.m., front of Baldwin: Corn Hole contest
Thursday, February 21
Noon, Zimmer Auditorium: Impromptu Design contest
3 p.m., Corn Hole contest
5 p.m., 427 Engineering Research Center: Professor Jeopardy
Friday, February 22br>
10 a.m., Zimmer Auditorium: Airplane contest
11 a.m., Zimmer Plaza: Rocket contest
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