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At nearly 400 graduate students, we represent one of the largest graduate student communities within the faculty of engineering and the University as a whole, one that is highly diverse. Great opportunities exist in bringing together such a large community. The Electrical and Computer Engineering Graduate Students' Association encompasses all the grad students of our fair department, and the duly-elected ECEGSA Executive is its representative body. Our mission: represent the student body, and make the EE department (and world) a better place, one grad student at a time. Please contact us, or any of the councilors directly for any suggestions on how we could play a more proactive role to improve your graduate student experience. Also, feel free to drop on by our office in ECERF W2-054 during Office Hours! Make sure to check back regularly to see what the ECEGSA is up to! |
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New ECEGSA Executive!The ECEGSA Elections for your 2010-11 Executive Committee have now concluded. Pending ratification by the outgoing Executive, and any ECEGSA members who might wish to scrutinize the results, congratulations to the new Executive, and thank you to all those who voted!
To scrutinize the vote-counting methodology, voter verification, and/or the results, please contact the Chief Electoral Officer by 1630, Monday, November 1st! |
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ECEGSA Elections!The ECEGSA will be holding Elections for the sixth incarnation of the ECEGSA Executive Committee. If you're an M.Eng., M.Sc., or Ph.D. student in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, watch out for the list of candidates, and your voting instructions, coming soon! For inquiries, please contact Chief Electoral Officer Vincent Sauer. UPDATE: The Voting Period is now open! Watch your mailboxes for your official E-Ballots, and in the meantime, check out the Elections Website for more information about voting in the elections, and for the list of candidates and their biographies / platforms. |
First Annual Graduate Research Symposium
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First Annual Graduate Research SymposiumBrand new this year will be the first annual consolidated Graduate Research Symposium, where graduate students from across all engineering disciplines can showcase their work, take in the work of their peers, enjoy some excellent talks, and check out who's hiring! For more information, to submit an abstract (submission deadline March 15, 2010 at 11:59 PM!), or to register to attend, head on over to the Symposium Website! |
Artist's depiction of Pool Shark Santa
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ECEGSA Christmas Party!It's that time of year again, the time to let the Christmas Spirits flow! Why don't you let them flow with us at our annual ECEGSA Christmas Party? Come for free pizza and more! Date: Wednesday Dec. 16, 2009Place: Dewey's Lounge (across from the FGSR offices at the Killam Centre) Time: 7:00 pm - 1:00 am Cost: Free - but Campus Food Bank donations would be greatly appreciated! We will be holding a team pool tournament during the evening with the 1st place team receiving a $100 gift card to Futureshop. Registration is limited to the first 16 teams. Teams must register at the event so show up early to secure your spot. Santa will also be showing up to hand out door prizes. Our top door prize is another $100 gift card to Futureshop! If you bring a donation to the Food Bank you will receive an extra chance to win! See you all there! (View the poster here!) |