2007-11-14
4:00pm Amory Lovins energy lecture - Food: reception to follow
Location: Auditorium BSRB
Amory Lovins, "one of the Western world's most influential energy thinkers," according to Newsweek magazine, will deliver Michigan Engineering's 2007-08 Goff Smith Lecture
2007-11-13
2007-11-08
4:10pm Kakeya's problem: Rotating needles in the plane - Food: pizza and pop
Location: 2nd floor Nesbitt Common Room East hall
Presented by the Undergraduate Math Club
by Marie Snipes.
Given a needle lying on a table, what is the smallest are in which you can turn the needle around without lifting it off the table? Can you do better than rotating it around it's center of mass?
by Marie Snipes.
Given a needle lying on a table, what is the smallest are in which you can turn the needle around without lifting it off the table? Can you do better than rotating it around it's center of mass?
2007-11-07
8:00am Dell Full Donut Sponsorship - Food: donut
Location: EECS Atrium
grab a free donut at the hkn stand
5:00pm Tibco info session - Food: dinner
Location: 1014 DOW
Come and learn about TIBCO and enjoy some free food
5:30pm Vice Chairman of General Motors Bob Lutz - Food: probably reception dinner
Location: Chesebrough Auditorium
The Student Chapter of the Society of Automotive Engineers is excited to welcome Mr. Robert Lutz Vice Chairman of General Motors to the University of Michigan. Mr. Lutz will be speaking at 6:00 p.m.
Mr. Lutz has had a distinguished career both inside and outside the Automotive industry. Mr. Lutz started his career entering the Marines as an aviator after which he enrolled at the University of California-Berkeley where he received a BS and an MBA. He then went on to become one of the most influential individuals in the Automotive industry. He has worked in executive positions for Ford, Chrysler, BMW and, presently, GM. He is known around the industry for being a "car guy" due to his leading programs such as the Dodge Viper, Ford Explorer, Cadillac and, most recently, the redesigned Chevy Camaro. The University of Michigan Chapter of the Society of Automotive Engineers proudly welcomes Mr. Robert Lutz to the University of Michigan.
Mr. Lutz has had a distinguished career both inside and outside the Automotive industry. Mr. Lutz started his career entering the Marines as an aviator after which he enrolled at the University of California-Berkeley where he received a BS and an MBA. He then went on to become one of the most influential individuals in the Automotive industry. He has worked in executive positions for Ford, Chrysler, BMW and, presently, GM. He is known around the industry for being a "car guy" due to his leading programs such as the Dodge Viper, Ford Explorer, Cadillac and, most recently, the redesigned Chevy Camaro. The University of Michigan Chapter of the Society of Automotive Engineers proudly welcomes Mr. Robert Lutz to the University of Michigan.