Join us for HappEE Hour this Friday at 5 PM!
We will have Thai food, as well as an assortment of beverages.
Please bring proof of age (21+) if you plan on drinking alcohol.
See you there!
GSEE
Stanford Women in Computer Science's annual hackathon, HackOverflow, will take place on April 16th from 10am to 10pm - this year's theme is mobile + web + design. Through the event, we hope to encourage beginning programmers to participate in hackathons and to experience the practical applications of CS. But you don't need to be female or a beginner to participate! Anyone interested in programming, design, or just hackathons in general is welcome.
Fuse knows that Pi Day (3/14) is during finals, but we went ahead and changed it up.
We're celebrating eleven days earlier, precisely on 3/3!! Come by Thursday at 5pm and enjoy a wide variety of pies courtesy of your Fuse leadership team.
Welcoming undergradautes in and interested in EE to the Fuse Mid-Quarter Dinner.
Enjoy Italian food and the company of your EE friends!
Please RSVP – thank you!
Dance the night away at EEPROM 2016!
GSEE's annual gala is back for another year, and we've got great music and refreshments.
Originally started as a post-quals celebration, EEPROM has grown into an engineering friendly party with hundreds of attendees across different departments.
Come to the second floor of Tresidder Union on Friday, February 5th, 9pm-1am.
Please note that proof of age (21+) is required to drink alcohol.
Buy tickets in advance (weekdays in Packard Atrium, 12-1pm) or Visit this page.
Join Fuse for dinner, and meet 5 EE alumni
Winter quarter '16 study nights will happen every Tuesday at 8pm in the Fuse room (Packard 318). Snacks will be provided to fuel good work. We hope to see you there!
ABOUT FUSE:
The mission of Fuse is to improve student life and foster community amongst the undergraduates in the electrical engineering department. By serving as a platform for social activities and events, Fuse aims to establish a network that students can leverage to succeed academically, as well as encourage work-life balance and facilitate communication between undergraduates and the EE faculty and staff.
Winter quarter '16 study nights will happen every Tuesday at 8pm in the Fuse room (Packard 318). Snacks will be provided to fuel good work. We hope to see you there!
ABOUT FUSE:
The mission of Fuse is to improve student life and foster community amongst the undergraduates in the electrical engineering department. By serving as a platform for social activities and events, Fuse aims to establish a network that students can leverage to succeed academically, as well as encourage work-life balance and facilitate communication between undergraduates and the EE faculty and staff.
Winter quarter '16 study nights will happen every Tuesday at 8pm in the Fuse room (Packard 318). Snacks will be provided to fuel good work. We hope to see you there!
ABOUT FUSE:
The mission of Fuse is to improve student life and foster community amongst the undergraduates in the electrical engineering department. By serving as a platform for social activities and events, Fuse aims to establish a network that students can leverage to succeed academically, as well as encourage work-life balance and facilitate communication between undergraduates and the EE faculty and staff.
Winter quarter '16 study nights will happen every Tuesday at 8pm in the Fuse room (Packard 318). Snacks will be provided to fuel good work. We hope to see you there!
ABOUT FUSE:
The mission of Fuse is to improve student life and foster community amongst the undergraduates in the electrical engineering department. By serving as a platform for social activities and events, Fuse aims to establish a network that students can leverage to succeed academically, as well as encourage work-life balance and facilitate communication between undergraduates and the EE faculty and staff.
Come to lab64 for an informal "office hours" session with TI's Jason Rubadue (TI's University Marketing Manager).
An informal, open, creative space for students to chat/ask questions about their projects.
Food will be provided, and the event will take place in the break room next to the lab64 makerspace in Packard.
Come celebrate the end of classes with other EE undergrads over a casual dinner in Packard!
(rumor is that there might be chocolate covered strawberries and macaroons).
All EE interested students are welcome!
The event will start with Career Perspectives from women who hold varied experiences both in industry and academia, facilitated by an IEEE-SCV-WIE Board Member and continue with the Q&A. The focus of the panel discussion will be around how to begin and maintain a passionate career track
Join us at Roble Arts Gym, which is room 116 within the Roble Gym.
All hangouts will be Sunday 5-6 within RAG from now on.
We are excited to use this space to further bridge arts & tech at Stanford. Come check out our new space!
Join us at Roble Arts Gym, which is room 116 within the Roble Gym.
All hangouts will be Sunday 5-6 within RAG from now on.
We are excited to use this space to further bridge arts & tech at Stanford. Come check out our new space!
Join us at Roble Arts Gym, which is room 116 within the Roble Gym.
All hangouts will be Sunday 5-6 within RAG from now on.
We are excited to use this space to further bridge arts & tech at Stanford. Come check out our new space!
Join us at Roble Arts Gym, which is room 116 within the Roble Gym.
All hangouts will be Sunday 5-6 within RAG from now on.
We are excited to use this space to further bridge arts & tech at Stanford. Come check out our new space!
Join us at Roble Arts Gym, which is room 116 within the Roble Gym.
All hangouts will be Sunday 5-6 within RAG from now on.
We are excited to use this space to further bridge arts & tech at Stanford. Come check out our new space!
Join us at Roble Arts Gym, which is room 116 within the Roble Gym.
All hangouts will be Sunday 5-6 within RAG from now on.
We are excited to use this space to further bridge arts & tech at Stanford. Come check out our new space!
Join us at Roble Arts Gym, which is room 116 within the Roble Gym.
All hangouts will be Sunday 5-6 within RAG from now on.
We are excited to use this space to further bridge arts & tech at Stanford. Come check out our new space!
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