American Society of Mechanical Engineers @ UCI

3 roles in one! From panelist, to Project Manager, to Webmaster

I first joined ASME@UCI in order to get more experience in leading groups of engineers and I never could have imagined it would turn out as it did. I’ve met some of the greatest people I know through working with the club, I’ve taught in front of hundreds of people with SolidWorks tutorials, and so much more.

Disambiguation

For my work as the ASME webmaster, see here: ASME Website

For my work as the ASME Project Manager (and starting the Human Powered Vehicle engineering project at UCI) see here: HPVC Project Manager

ASME Board

On the ASME@UCI Board I am the head of the Projects Committee, a group of people formed of stakeholders and advisors to the Human Powered Vehicle Competition project and meet weekly. In coordination with the Projects Committee and greater ASME, we work together to plan events, fundraisers, and learning opportunities for the whole of engineering at our school.

I’ve hosted several workshops across different skills that we encourage to enrich our members. Some prominent ones are our SolidWorks and Resume workshops.

Displayed here are two of my SolidWorks Workshops in advanced surfacing and CSWP preparation. The advanced surfacing features workshop (left) was created to be displayed side by side with SolidWorks over a zoom meeting and optimized for local viewing for greater accessibility during the pandemic. On the right is a more traditional workshop that goes over advanced features such as parametric equation driven design in SolidWorks to make CAD designs more robust.

In addition to my work hosting development events, I frequently help out with hosting more social events for our engineering student population to lay back and take a break from classes. Some of our most popular events at ASME have been our Project Pandemonium, Trivia night, and many more! Come check out more at asmeuci.com!