Competitions challenge you to solve real world problems by designing a Remotely Operated Vehicle (ROV) or other vehicles to complete simulated tasks. Not only do students design a vehicle, they also learn how to market their product, present to judges, create engineering drawings, and write engineering technical documents. Participating in various engineering competitions give students a chance to practice their professional skills while using their creativity to design, create, and innovate. Click the button to visit the MATE site and learn more about this specific competition.
Registration
When: May 30, 2024, 5:15 pm
Where: PGW, 800 EASt Montgomery Avenue
Philadelphia, PA
Description: Join SME for a Philadelphia Gas Works Tour and Networking Event. Presentations on:
1. "Balance of Energy of the Next ten Years"
2. "Overview of Distribution Engineering"
Meet the PGW engineers!
RSVP: sme.philadelphia.15@gmail.com
State ID or passport required.
Free parking in PGW parking lot.
Refreshment served.
To register please use the "Contact Us" section at the bottom of the page to send a message with intent to register for the workshop. V. V. Morris will contact you with additional information. See flyer above.
Donation
Please consider donating to STEAM International to assist research students work on prototypes that assist indivivduals in ay engagement and mobility. Donations could be in any amounts. Donating will not affect your registration or grant any additional privileges.
We thank you for your generosity!
Meet the Team
Velda Vanessa Morris
Future and Alumni Engineers
Velda Vanessa Morris
CEO/Founder
STEAM International
Jane White
Future and Alumni Engineers
Velda Vanessa Morris
STEAM International Student Liaison
Future and Alumni Engineers
Future and Alumni Engineers
Future and Alumni Engineers
Undergraduate students and alumni
with STEAM majors
Opportunities
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Engineering Societies
Engineering societies serve as the hub of various engineering fields. The functions of engineering societies consist of, but are not limited to:
- Connecting professionals through publications and events
- Establishing codes of ethics among engineers
- Further scientific research
- Establish standards for engineers to follow.
Click on the button to view a list of prominent domestic and international engineering societies.