Cocktail Party

‘Rags to Riches’ Cocktail Party

Date: Wednesday, 22 Nov

Time: 6 – 10.30 pm

Venue: Design room

The tickets are still on sale from your Social Reps. £2 for entry, soft drinks and canapes. £5 for entry and 5 inclusive drinks. £10 for entry and 13 inclusive drinks. A massively subsidised event thanks to our sponsor, BP!

For those who haven’t bought their tickets, this is your last chance to do so!!!  You don’t want to miss out on the QUALITY COCKTAILS themed according to the event, the LASER and SMOKE MACHINES, the DJ and the DISCO dance floor. CHOCOLATE FOUNTAIN and some superb M&S CANAPES are also provided!

See you all there for our best ever event!!

Internship Dinner

Location
Tanaka Business School Foyer
Imperial College London
South Kensington campus

London SW7 2AZ

Date of event: 14^th November, 2006 between 18:00 – 20:30 hours 

Dress: Business Casual 

Introduction: Each year the Imperial College Chemical Engineering Society plays host to a variety of corporate presentations targeted at undergraduates within the department.  As an extension to these events the Society is organising an Internship Dinner, sponsored by Accenture, and held in the Tanaka Cafe. 

The aim of this event is to target chemical engineers who will be seeking out internships during the academic year 2006 and to help them find out about the application process for applying to summer internships or link projects. 4^th year students who have participated in an internship/link project during the summer will be attending to discuss with undergraduates their experineces and are open to questions. 

A Warm Welcome…

Chem Eng Soc are delighted to welcome the following people on board – we all look forward to working with you and I hope you enjoy the experience! We will confirm all remaining spaces by the end of the week.

There are still vacancies for 1st and 2nd year social reps – please let Ahmed (ahmed.chowdhury@imperial.ac.uk) know if you are interested in taking these positions.

Vice Chair (Sports) : Ruben Martinho (III) and Linda Tsang (III)

Academic Reps
1st Year : Nneka Ezeigwe and Akin Ali
2nd Year : Mark McBride and Brandon Ng
3rd Year : Benjamin Marcos-Walker and Devesh Sanghai
4th Year : Lindsey Anderson and Oli Bartlett

Social Reps
1st Year:
2nd Year:
3rd Year: Ben Stones and Murray Angus
4th Year: Rhodri Vaughn and Rhys Morgan
PG Rep: TBC

Officers (ALL TBC )
Sports : Ruben Martinho
Industrial: Dilhani, Xinyi, Ling, Donald
PR: Yat (Nick) Hor
Events: Evan & Nat

BP Trading Game

NB : Sorry – 4th Years and PG’s only!

ChemEng Soc are delighted to announce that we’ll be hosting a Trading Game in association with BP at the end of the month. It’s an opportunity to explore your commercial options with a company of BP’s stature, and a chance to meet with some of their representatives over a few nibbles to eat and drink after the game.

CLICK HERE to find out more!

Elections Update

Thanks to all who have applied – look out for official announcements in the near future!

Get Involved!

Click here to find out about the various opportunities to join the Chem Eng Soc family…

[Hey, I’m allowed to make a cheesy comment once in a while]

Make sure all your entries are in by this Friday (13 Oct). For the less observant amongst you : it’s exactly the same as the email from last week!

Buddies Lunch Success

On Friday 6^th October the Chemical Engineering Society welcomed the Freshers to the department at the Buddies Lunch.   

Organised by the Department Representatives Azuria Kamel and Nick Curum, the afternoon proved quite a feat with over a hundred individuals attending.  With joint efforts made by 4^th and 2^nd year students catering was provided for as well as the introduction of the ‘Oil Rig Challenge’. 

Buddies worked with groups of 1^st Year students in a contest to build an oil platform with a rotating drill bit made from stationary and a coke can. With a quick briefing on the guidelines and with only 40 minutes build time it wasn’t long before students rushed to come up with a design and create a working model. 

Fun was had by all and there were many creative models, some of which could have been displayed in the Tate Modern! 

The winner was Group O led by Katrina Jacks and group members were presented with prizes from the Society by the Chairman Ahmed Chowdhury.  

We would like to thank everyone who helped with preparations.

     

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