Better Living Using Engineering Laboratory (BLUElab) is an engineering student group focused on sustainability and development issues at home and abroad. We are currently recruiting more members this year for our new projects and were hoping that you could help us out by forwarding the following email to the students in your programs. We are looking for both undergraduate and graduate students in all areas of engineering, as well as art and architecture students, and were hoping that you all were the people to contact about this email.

another corporate info session.

Sponsored by HKN

You're invited to attend one of the two mass meetings to learn about YOUR Engineering Council.

We will have a brief powerpoint presentation about our organization and what we do followed by a short interview session for those who are interested in joining a committee. There will be brief applications available tonight for you to fill out if you are interested!

Come learn about the American Society of Mechanical Engineers and all our sweet events.

The Michigan Student Assembly, the central student government on campus, is hosting an open house. Come, eat free food, and learn about different things we are doing on campus. Without question, MSA has the potential to be one of the defining experiences of your college career. So come by, let us feed you, and talk with us about what your goals on campus are. Whatever you want changed on campus, MSA can help make that happen.

You're invited a speaker series with Professor Mohammed Islam, a professor in the Electrical Engineering department and Professor Roman Kapuscinski, co-director the Tauber Manufacturing Institute. They will speak on High Tech Entrepreneurialship and Entrepreneurialship in the University of Michigan.

The Michigan Mars Rover Design Project was started in 2000 with two main goals: to design, build and test prototypes of Mars surface exploration vehicles and to educate students about space and Mars exploration. During the last seven years, our team has enjoyed numerous accomplishments including designing a complete rover concept for human exploration, constructing an operational prototype rover, and participating in field testing at the Mars Desert Research Station in Utah. Our team has also published several papers and contributed to multiple NASA design forums. You can find more details of our research and our public outreach program on our website (www.umrover.org) or e-mail us at rover@umich.edu if you have any questions.

presented by
MOURAD EZZINE
Education Sector Manager, World Bank
Middle East and North Africa Region

lots of companies coming to north campus this week...