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10/11/2024

A huge thank you goes out to the Gene Haas Foundation's Student Scholarship Grant Program! The Gene Haas Foundation has funded the Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering Department's 2024/25 Earn By Doing Student Working Scholarship program! Scott Coventry from Haas Factory Outlet a division of Machining Time Savers dropped by the Gene Haas Advanced Manufacturing lab at Cal Poly SLO yesterday to present the $40K scholarship check to the IME students and faculty. This working scholarship grant allows the IME Department to have paid MfgE student technicians in every machining lab at Cal Poly! Our two Gene Haas CNC machining labs have over 800 students making parts on Haas CNC machine every academic year! This would not have been possible without the Gene Haas Foundation's continued support! Thank you so much for your advancing manufacturing engineering at Cal Poly SLO!

03/03/2022

Check out this message from Cal Poly’s new chapter of the Society for Advancement of Chicanos/Hispanics & Native Americans in Science!

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It's official, SACNAS is a new club on campus, and we are looking to increase our membership!

Are you a student in STEM interested in cultivating a society of diversity, inclusivity, and belonging at Cal Poly? Consider joining the newly created SACNAS chapter at Cal Poly SLO. SACNAS [Society for Advancement of Chicanos/Hispanics & Native Americans in Science] is an all-inclusive and supportive organization with opportunities to immerse yourself in research, professional development, and multicultural celebrations. For every academic/career path, SACNAS will connect you to the right people, programs, and resources for you to grow.

We are also looking to fill several officer positions to establish an inaugural board! Available positions include Vice President, Treasurer, Secretary, Academic Chair, Diversity/Inclusion Chair, Social Chair, and more. All majors/years are welcome and encouraged to apply. For more information, come to our interest meeting on March 4th, 4:10pm.

Interested in traveling abroad? This year’s National Diversity In STEM Conference will be in San Juan, Puerto Rico (October 27-29)! Stay tuned for our first meeting in Spring Quarter (April 4) to learn about the conference, how to register, and what you can do to prepare for an amazing academic and cultural experience.

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03/02/2022

Thursday from 11:10 a.m. to 12:00 p.m., Dr.Taeil Kim, a finalist for one of IME’s assistant professor positions, will be presenting a hybrid seminar entitled “Sensors for Industrial Robot Applications”. Come to Building 192 Room 220 or join the Zoom meeting to have some lunch and hear from a Cal Poly professor candidate!

https://calpoly.zoom.us/j/82640957532 Meeting ID: 826 4095 7532

02/23/2022

Tomorrow from 11:10 a.m. to 12:00 p.m., Dr. Saeed Farahani, a finalist for one of IME’s assistant professor positions, will be presenting a hybrid seminar entitled “Introduction to Industry 4.0”. Come to Building 192 Room 220 or join the Zoom meeting to have some lunch and hear from a Cal Poly professor candidate!

https://calpoly.zoom.us/j/82640957532 Meeting ID: 826 4095 7532

01/29/2022

On Thursday, Feb. 17, join the campus community for the CLA’s 6th Annual Social Justice Teach In. The Teach In is a daylong event of workshops and talks centered around equity and social justice. This event is free and open to the public. See the full schedule of events at https://cla.calpoly.edu/teach-in

01/21/2022

Today, the Gene Haas Material Removal Lab and Gene Haas Advanced Machining Lab were officially dedicated, marking another step in the partnership between Cal Poly and the Gene Haas Foundation. We are extraordinarily grateful for their continued support for our program and their passion for Learn By Doing. Check out the images posted below for a look at the ceremony and the new state-of-the-art facilities!

01/19/2022

Cal Poly alumni and current Haas Automation Vice President of Sales and Marketing Scott Gasich will be speaking at the dedication of the Gene Haas Advanced Machining Lab and Gene Haas Material Removal Lab this Friday! Once a College of Engineering student and avid Cal Poly Racing member, Gasich took an internship with Haas Automation and after 25 years became one of the firm’s vice presidents. He is excited to see the Gene Haas Foundation work alongside Cal Poly to teach the next generation of outstanding engineers: “Haas can give back with machines, money and time to ensure there is always a school like Cal Poly to help train the next generation of engineers.” Follow our page to receive more information about the dedication and new facilities throughout the week.

01/15/2022

Next Friday, Cal Poly Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering will be dedicating two of its machining labs as part of a partnership with the Gene Haas Foundation. The Gene Haas Advanced Machining Lab and the Gene Haas Material Removal Lab are the result of a 10-year, $350,000 partnership with the Haas Foundation. The partnership will fund new technology such as state-of-the-art inspection tooling to support a world-class Learn by Doing manufacturing education. Keep an eye on our page next week as we post more information about the new facilities as well as highlights from the dedication!

12/19/2021

Three Cal Poly engineering students were selected to attend the Foundry Educational Foundation College Industry Conference in Chicago Nov 18-19 based on their involvement with foundry activities and interest in metal casting career opportunities. More than 20 employers sought to fill 170 permanent and internship positions. About 120 students from 25 universities with metal casting-related programs attended.

Photo from Foundry Educational Foundation college industry conference in Chicago Nov 21-22, 2021. Pictured L-R: Martin Koch, Cameron Jackson (ME), Carlos Rodriguez (ME), Everett Notaro (MNFE), Rob Carter

12/14/2021

Knott’s Berry Farm will be partnering with Cal Poly once again for their Summer 2022 Industrial Engineer Program! They are looking for Industrial Engineer Interns who would be available for a paid internship at their park this summer. They would need I.E. support for their Food and Beverage division, focusing on the entire process including:

- Doing time studies on end-to-end process
- Recommend efficiencies whether it be front of house/ back of house
- Look at variable and fixed workloads
- Look at guest patterns and opportunities to increase guest service levels

To apply or for more information please email Ian Smith at [Email hidden].

12/12/2021

This week’s intern spotlight is Katia Luis Diaz (IE ‘22)! This past summer, Luis Diaz worked as an Industrial Engineering Intern at Knott's Berry Farm in Buena Park, CA.

In her role, Luis Diaz conducted time studies and gathered data in merchandise locations to help create standards for workforce management and improve overall efficiency in the merchandise department.

“One of my favorite memories was eating a funnel cake for lunch!” Luis Diaz said.

12/10/2021

Members of the Institute of the Logistics and Supply Chain (LSC) Division of the Institute of Industrial & Systems Engineers (IISE) can now apply and nominate others for several of their annual awards:

The LSC Division Student Case Competition challenges teams of undergraduate and graduate students to analyze an industry-relevant case and develop an innovative response. This year’s cases revolve around coastal shipping in the automotive industry! The deadline to apply is February 28.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1zd6WBxRK6QsUZIiuh87t6ubK1Rbms5ca/view

The LSC Division Outstanding Industry Practitioner Award is open to practitioners of logistics and/or supply chain management, and honors those who have contributed greatly to the field. Nominators do not have to be co-workers of the nominee. The deadline to nominate is February 15.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-pHR3fIyTDrphNgKu1C5SEE69hFUFUWu/view

The LSC Division Teaching Award is open to teachers of logistics and/or supply chain management courses, and honors those who excel at spreading their knowledge of the practice. They must be endorsed by both students and faculty. The deadline to nominate is February 15.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1uas6Hy2eO0Prf9t3YtIq2DMljTpBE3Sc/view

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