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History
The
University of Minnesota--Twin Cities student chapter of the ASME was founded in 1913. Since then, it's grown to
become one of the largest, most well-known academic organizations on campus.
Today, there are over 170 members and the chapter routinely places high
in regional and national competitions. In 2002, the chapter's former president,
Jon Robelia, led a team that won the regional student design competition
ASME. Also in 2002,
the ASME team won the overall
competition at the IT Olympics.
Satisfying Your Refreshment Needs
- Pop available
for $0.50 (all the coolest varieties)
- Microwave
available for all ASME members to use
- Nice big
sink (with paper towels) to keep your hands clean
Fun Facts
- 2 White
Boards
- 2 Telephones
(1 Cordless)
- 2 Offices
(1121A...and B!!), each with over 16 ft. of vertical headroom
- 2 file
cabinets big enough for some people to sleep in
- 2 Computers...with
high speed internet access!!
- 9 Adjacent
Study Tables
- Office
located near one of the longest tubular lights in the U.S.
- "One
of the best 'Feel Like A Soda' signs around
Contact
Information:
ASME
OFFICE:
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