Student Relations
SAE Detroit Section's Student Chapters
| Lawrence Technological University |
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| Monroe County Community College |
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| Oakland University |
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| University of Detroit Mercy |
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| University of Michigan - Ann Arbor |
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| University of Michigan - Dearborn |
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| University of Toledo |
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| Wayne State University |
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2010 Student Programs
Tuesday, February 16
Student Engineer Day
The event gives collegiate students the opportunity to spend a day on the
job shadowing the routines of a practicing engineer in the student’s field
of choice. This event provides the student with insight into the engineering
field, and provides companies with insight into potential engineering
talent. This event is “broad in scope” yet allows for individualization by
placing students with engineers who have similar interests.
Engineer Invite
Engineer Registration Form
Student Invite
Student Registration Form
Wednesday, April 7
High School Poster Competition-
Sponsored by BorgWarner
This is a great opportunity for students to win a scholarship to the college
or university of their choice based on their artistic ability, without
regard to GPA or financial need. Students must incorporate the SAE 2010 World Congress theme “Ecollaboration:
Engage, Exchange, Excel” into their posters. The top ten winning posters
were on display April 13-15 at the SAE 2010 World Congress at Cobo Center
and the SAE Foundation Banquet on May 20 at The Ritz-Carlton.
2010 Poster Competition Flyer
2010 Poster Competition Invitation
2010
Poster Competition Rules
List of 2010 Winners
SAE Detroit Section Logos:
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Tuesday, April 13
Student Exhibit Competition-
Sponsored by Eaton
Location: Cobo Center, Detroit
The competition is held in conjunction with SAE 2010 World Congress, April
13-15. A limited number of exhibit spaces have been allocated to SAE collegiate chapters to display their SAE projects and to provide visibility for chapter activities. All SAE collegiate chapters worldwide can compete for cash prizes. Exhibit judging includes a formal 10 minute presentation by one or more team members and informal discussion with the judges. Student exhibits should incorporate the Congress theme, “Ecollaboration:
Engage, Exchange, Excel”. The competition offers SAE student members the
opportunity for high visibility and exposure with manufacturers, suppliers
and alumni. Booth spaces are filled.
2010 Student Exhibit
Competition Invitation
2010 Student Exhibit
Competition Rules
2010 Student Exhibit Competition Results
2010 Winners
1st Place - Duke University
2nd Place - Western Michigan University
3rd Place - Lawrence Technological University
Tuesday, April 27
Micro-Electric Vehicle Competition-
Sponsored by Yazaki, DENSO, and DTE Energy Foundation
The first objective of the competition is to design and build a dry cell
powered vehicle (battery supplied) to race up a fixed incline while pulling
a six ounce weighted trailer (supplied). The second objective is to be the
first to pass the finish line with the trailer in tow. In addition, a
four-minute presentation and a one-page, typed written report about the
vehicle are required. Cash prizes were awarded. 2011 information forms will
be updated next year.
2010 Micro-Electric Vehicle Competition Flyer
2010 Micro-Electric Vehicle Competition Invitation
2010 Micro-Electric Vehicle Competition Registration Form
2010 Micro-Electric Vehicle Competition Rules
Click here for the 2010
Micro-Electric Vehicle Competition Winners
Wednesday, September 29
Student Kickoff Dinner Meeting
The 2010/11 SAE Detroit Section student activities will
be discussed and each student chapter will have the opportunity to present a
five-minute report on their SAE accomplishments and upcoming activities. In
addition, a representative from SAE International will speak on upcoming SAE
Collegiate Design Competitions.
Please keep in mind only five students per
chapter are eligible to attend. In addition, Faculty Advisors and SAE
University Representatives are also invited to attend. Registration forms
will be sent the beginning of September to each Student Chapter President
and Faculty Advisor.
This is a great opportunity to meet other student
members and to learn about the upcoming Detroit Section activities. For more
information, contact Renee´ Bovair at the SAE Detroit Section office at
(248) 324-4445 or
rbovair@sae-detroit.org.
Saturday, October 16
Formula SAE Workshop
The SAE Detroit Section will host a workshop on Saturday, October 16, 2010
at University of Michigan Dearborn. The workshop is designed to provide valuable
information to make your Formula SAE design team more successful. We
encourage SAE student chapters to bring their Formula SAE vehicles to
discuss problems and share ideas with fellow student members.
SAE student chapter members from your school, targeting students from the
freshman through junior classes to assist future products should attend.
More details to follow.
2009 Formula SAE Workshop
Presentations
Competition Overview Presentation- Michael Royce, Albion Associates
2010 Rule Changes and Technical Inspection Presentation- Michael Royce,
Albion Associates
Design Event Overview and Design Considerations Presentation- Tony Lyscio,
General Motors Company
Presentation Overview Presentation- Adam Zemke, Demmer Corporation
Cost Overview Presentation- Bill Riley, General Motors Company
Sponsorship Overview Presentation- Adam Zemke, Demmer Corporation