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  • MUSC - Mechanical Engineering Undergraduate Student Council

    musc_logoWhat does MUSC do?
    MUSC enables communication between undergraduate students and the faculty. The Council meets several times a year to discuss issues such as the way courses are taught, availability of courses, advising, and department support.

    Student representatives are elected by their colleagues during the Fall semester. The minutes from MUSC meetings are distributed to faculty, and the issues presented by the students are brought up for discussion and action at faculty meetings.

    Mission
    The purpose of the Mechanical Engineering Student Council (MUSC) is to engage undergraduate mechanical engineering students in constructive forum so as to ensure that their academic experience is fulfilling and prepares them to enter the professional realm or continue further in academia.

    As a council composed of undergraduate students representing each graduating class, we aim to create an open channel of discussion for students to voice their concerns with regards to the curriculum, teaching methods, and career opportunities.

    We will work to represent the mechanical engineering undergraduate student body to foster cross-level engagement within the department.

    Contact MUSC by e-mail!

    2017-2018 Student Representatives
    SharonMaguire Elizabeth Konopacki
    Sharon Maguire ’18 Elizabeth Konopacki ’18
    Marcos
    Marcos Schwartz ’19 Dan Zanko ’19
    Arion Morshedian ’20 temporarily vacant ’20
    Michaela O'Donnell '21
    Valerie Henderson ’21 Michaela O’Donnell ’21

     

    Advisors
    • Prof. Steven Marra, Director of Undergraduate Studies
    • Mike Bernard, Academic Program Manager

  • MEGA - Mechanical Engineering Graduate Student Association

    MEGA is the organization representing the general interests of and facilitating interaction among the graduate students of the Department of Mechanical Engineering at Johns Hopkins University.All graduate students in the Department of Mechanical Engineering are automatically members of MEGA . No applications, membership fees, or other actions are required to join. All Mechanical Engineering graduate students are welcome to participate in any and all MEGA events.

    Visit the MEGA page!

  • Pi Tau Sigma

    PTS LogoThe Tau Alpha chapter of Pi Tau Sigma, the international honor society for mechanical engineers, holds semiannual initiations near the end of Fall and Spring semesters.

    Pi Tau Sigma, founded in 1915, recognizes junior and senior students in a mechanical engineering curriculum on the basis of sound engineering ability, scholarship, and personality.

    Johns Hopkins Tau Alpha has been an active chapter since May 1949.

     

    2017-18 Officers

    President…………….Justin Kang ’18
    Vice-President…….Michael Pozin ’18
    Secretary……………..Gabe Maymon ’18
    Advisor………………..Prof. Gretar Tryggvason

    procedures
    FALL 2017 INDUCTION

     

    President Justin Kang ’18, Vice President Michael Pozin ’18, and Secretary Gabe Maymon ’18 welcomed new members(*), all who met the standard of educational excellence required of Pi Tau Sigma members.

    Pictured (left to right): , Justin Kang ’18, Gabe Maymon ’18, Michael Pozin ’18, Jeffrey Goldsmith ’18*, Sharon Maguire ’18*, Zhiyi Ren ’19*, Garrett Ung ’19*, Maria Coleman ’19*, and Jan Hagemeister ’18*

    Not pictured: Magdelene Koo ’18, Jesse Miller ’18, Emily Palmer ’18, Rachel Rex ’18, and Faculty Advisor, Soraya Bailey.

    Spring 2017 Induction

    Pi Tau Sigma - Spring 2017

     

    President Clara Aranguren ’17 and Secretary Blaine Miller ’17 welcomed new members(*), all who met the standard of educational excellence required of Pi Tau Sigma members.

    Pictured (left to right): Justin Kang ’18, Blaine Miller ’17, Clara Aranguren ’17, Matt Brandes ’18*, Gabe Maymon ’18*, Michael Pozin ’18*, Andrew Colombo ’18*, and Neil McCarter ’18*

    Not pictured: Elijah Baum ’17, Austin Bridges ’17, Amanda Canezin ’17, Dan Dembner ’17, David Dominguez ’17, Anna Goodridge ’17, Magdelene Koo ’18, Erez Krimsky ’17, Miles McKey ’17, Jesse Miller ’18, Emily Palmer ’18, Rachel Rex ’18, and Faculty Advisor, Noah Cowan.

    PAST INDUCTIONS

    View past induction photos.

     

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