Past Events
This is an archive of the events that the UEC has run in the past. Please use the subheading links above or the search box to the left if you are looking for a specific event.
Cocktail Party - CANCELLED
Posted by the SecretaryOnce again, Cocktail Party will be on campus. With more colour, beats and lights than ever before. Get your killer frocks and suave suits ready because this year we are uping the ante - more class, more food, more DJs and greater variety in your drinks choices.
Dress: Cocktail dress
Tickets: $5, on sale from the 28th of July. You can buy tickets from a committee member or from outside the common room between 1-2pm daily.
Interfaculty Sport - Hockey
Posted by the Male Sports RepHockey will be played on the 20th of August from 1pm on James Oval.
They guys will be looking to defend their title as they take on Sports Science, Medicine and Arts, while the girls face Sports Science, Medicine and Science.
Structerre Presentation and BBQ
Posted by the SecretaryStill looking for vacation work, or even part time work? Why not consider Structerre? Come on down for a informative presentation of what Structerre has to offer students, including their specific undergraduate training program, as well as an outline of their primary activities.
The presentation will be followed by a FREE BBQ where you can also talk to past graduates and current staff.
Vacation Work Expo
Posted by the SecretaryUWA Expo
Posted by the SecretaryThe UWA Expo is on again!
A great opportunity for budding engineers to see what studying at UWA and as part of the Engineering, Computing and Mathematics Faculty is all about!
The ECM Faculty presentations will be held in the Octagon Theatre, far away from our home on campus. But is is an easy walk to James Oval where lectures and students await your questions. Come into the Civil and Mechanical Building to learn about the different types of engineering...we have 17 difference disciplines this year!
Beijing Water Cube Lecture and Sundowner
Posted by the SecretaryCome and learn about the Beijing Water Cube on the eve of the Olympics from the man behind the design! Tristram Carfrae believes the Water Cube is a "representation of a mathematical idea" and it is as if the pool complex is "carved into an infinite geometric pattern".
The Water Cube can accomodate up to 17000 spectators, reduces sound and blocks UV radiation. The building is also energy efficient, as the walls and roof allow in light and heat to reduce power consumption.
A networking opportunity will follow the talk, with Tristram and other Arup representatives attending. Food and drink is provided.
Interfaculty Sport - Volleyball
Posted by the Male Sports RepOffice Friday by the School of Electrical, Electronic and Computer Engineering
Posted by the SecretaryAs first years, this is your opportunity to have a light lunch and begin networking. Office Fridays give you a chance to learn how to talk about business and your degree.
Dress is smart casual - a collared shirt and no denim.
EndNote Training Session
Posted by the SecretaryDo you have to complete reports, group assignments or your thesis? Would you like to know more about EndNote, a program that organises your references and can automatically create your bibliography?
An EndNote training session will be held in the Reid Library Training Room on the 20th of May, at 1-2pm. The venue has a capacity of only 20 people, so places are limited. If there is enough interest, a second session will be run soon afterward.
Leighton Contractors Beer and Pizza Talk
Posted by the SecretaryLeighton Contractors, sponsors of the 2008 Engineering Ball, are coming to campus in search of graduate and vacation students!
Come to watch an informative presentation about what Leighton has to offer, in G11, and talk one-on-one with Leighton staff behind ELT1. If you missed out on their table at GND, now is your opportunity.
Pizza and beer are provided.
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