| Student
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Please note: Club contacts
usally revised during Fall Quarter. |
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Clubs are listed alphabetically by college,
then department.the left column.
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Club |
President/Link |
Advisor |
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ARCH |
Renewable Energy Club (REC) |
Neil Bulger, ME: President
nbulger@calpoly.edu
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Sandy Stannard
stannard@calpoly.edu |
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The Renewable Energy Club is a cross-disciplinary
organization whose mission is to advance and promote renewable
energy and to seek out means of creating an environmentally
sustainable future. Current project: Research, education and outreach using Cal Poly's award winning 2005 Solar Decathlon Home. |
http://www.calpoly.edu/~recclub/ |
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UNIV/
CAED |
Associated Students Inc. (ASI) |
Greg Wiley, CRP Rep
gwiley@calpoly.edu
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Rick Johnson
rjohnson@calpoly.edu
756-7425 |
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ASI is a student run, student funded corporation
that oversees various aspects of student life, and endeavors
to create the ultimate college experience for every Cal Poly
student. ASI also functions as a student government with elected
officials and representatives. There are two faces to ASI, corporate
and student, each dealing with unique concerns and having different
responsibilities. ASI is the way to get involved in the campus
on a professional level as a student, and is also the route
through which students should voice their concerns. |
Sean Christy, CRP Rep
schristy@calpoly.edu
Elizabeth Lee, LA Rep
elle@calpoly.edu
Contact ASI:
Tracy Watson: 756-1292
ASI Student Government
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| CAED |
CAED Ambassadors Program |
Bruce Bailey
bbbailey@calpoly.edu
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Ellen Notermann
enotema@calpoly.edu
756-1325 |
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The CAED Ambassadors, founded in 2002, is an organization
working to open the lines of communication between students,
faculty, the industry, and any and all other individuals interested
in the college. The Ambassadors aid in CAED-sponsored events
and serve as consultants for the CAED student body. Our goal
is to encourage interdisciplinary activities and to build a
reputation of being a reliable resource for the college. We
are available to assist with college events such as trustee
meetings, conferences and college tours. New members area invited
to call for details, to provide a letter of reference and attend
an orientation. CAED Ambassadors' Bulletin Board: caedambassadors@yahoogroups.com |
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| CAED |
Design Build Institute of America (DBIA) |
Tamara Bonino, President
t_bonino@yahoo.com
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Dr. Barbara Jackson
bjackson@calpoly.edu
756-1723 |
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Design Build Institute of America Student Chapter
is a professional organization of students from all disciplines
(CAED, College of Engineering, College of Business) that deal
with designing & building the environment we live in. This
group of unique students believe or are interested in integrating
their knowledge and skills through a collaborative process with
the other disciplines while in education and further developing
their interdisciplinary relationships into the professional
world. |
Khaldoon Kmaireddin, VP
kkmaired@calpoly.edu
Peter Trettl, Secretary
ptrettl@calpoly.edu
Leyla Naimi, Treasurer
lnaimi@yahoo.com
Kevin Shaffer, Events Coordinator
kshaffer@calpoly.edu
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| CAED |
Design Village |
http://designvillage.calpoly.edu
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Michael Lucas
756-1790 |
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A group of students from all disciplines in the
CAED organize a competition in Poly Canyon during Open House
weekend in April each year. Community college students from
around the state design and build as part of the competition.
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Carly Steele, President
csteele@calpoly.edu
cell:562-682-2336
Brandon Vielguth, VP
bvielgut@calpoly.edu
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| CAED |
Student Council |
Nancy Cole, Chair
njcdesign101@yahoo.com
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K. Richard Zweifel
756-1313 |
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Student Council membership is comprised
of student representatives from student clubs and students in
the College of Architecture and Environmental Design. The Council
meets weekly to promote interaction and coordination among the
clubs and organizations, to exchange ideas, mutual interests
and activities. The Council also presents ideas, opinions, and
concerns to the administration, the faculty of the College,
ASI, and university. |
Bruce Bailey, Vice Chair
bbbailey@calpoly.edu
Tara Millard, Secretary
tmillard@calpoly.edu
Brent Griffis, Treasurer
brentgriffis@hotmail.com
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| ARCE |
Structural Engineers Association of California
(SEAOC) |
Hayley Soderlund
hsoderlu@calpoly.edu
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Clay Pharaoh
cpharaoh@calpoly.edu
756-7636 |
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The function of SEAOC is to provide students with
exposure to the world of structural engineering in California
through guest speakers, field trips, a day-long job seminar
called Structural Forum, membership in a professional organization,
and contact to employers. SEAOC is the only structural engineering
based club in the CAED. SEAOC also offers a Big/Little Sibling
program. |
Lucas Hogan, VP
lhogan@calpoly.edu
Jen Ton, Secretary
jfton@calpoly.edu
John Tricamo, Treasurer
jtricamo@calpoly.edu
Leigh Guggemos, Structural Forum, lguggemo@calpoly.edu
Jackie Webber, Fundraiser
jacleen.webber@gmail.com
Emily Morris, Alumni
elmorris@calpoly.edu
Eric Davis, Historian
emdavis@calpoly.edu
Danny Means, Open House
dmeans@calpoly.edu
Taka Yokoyama, Publicity
yokoyama@calpoly.edu
Grace Rose, CAED Rep
gfrose@calpoly.edu
Mike Robertson, ACE Chair
mrrobert@calpoly.edu
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Society of Women Engineers (SWE) |
Eric Davis, CAED Rep
emdavis@calpoly.edu
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Karen Bangs
krbangs@calpoly.edu
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SWE is a professional organization that provides
both a social network between students and a career network
with industries. Such programs like Evening with Industry and
Show an Engineer assist Cal Poly students in connecting with
other engineers to find a co-op, internship or full-time job
suitable for them. SWE also has many volunteer opportunities,
including tutoring in many ages and environmental clean up.
SWE is open to all majors and sexes. |
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| ARCH |
Alpha Rho Chi |
Bonnie Miller , President
blmiller@calpoly.edu
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Tom DiSanto
tdisanto@calpoly.edu
756-1480 |
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Alpha Rho Chi (APX) is a National Professional
Fraternity for Architecture and the allied arts since 1914.
The APX promotes the profession of architecture by encouraging
students to excel and to be strong leaders and designers in
the profession. |
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http://www.alpharhochi.com
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| ARCH |
The American Institute of Architecture Students
(AIAS) |
Derrick Williamson, President
dwilli07@calpoly.edu |
Robert Arens
756-1444
rarens@calpoly.edu
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The AIAS is the country's largest organization
for students of architecture, providing the best programs, information
and resources available. The AIAS is the student affiliate of
the AIA and your link to professionals in the fields of architecture
and environmental design. The mission of AIAS is to promote
excellence in architecture education, training and practice;
to foster an appreciation of architecture and related disciplines;
to enrich communities in a spirit of collaboration; and to organize
architecture students and combine their efforts to advance the
art and science of architecture. |
Joanna Pong, Vice President
missjoannapong@gmail.com
AIAS Club (Student Run)
http://www.calpoly.edu/~aiasclub/
AIAS Club email:
calpolyaias@yahoo.com
National Website:
http://www.aias.org
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| ARCH |
The Construction Specifications Institute
Student Club (CSI) or CSI Student Club |
Derrick Williamson, President
dwilli07@calpoly.edu
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Mary Alice Avila
756-7358
mavila@calpoly.edu
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CSI student club gathers and presents information
to be used by all other clubs in the CAED. Students have access
to the product samples and manufacturers' binders located in
the Evelyn & Harold Hay Media Resource Center (05-101).
CSI also specializes in "behind the scene tours" of
major building construction and trips to unfinished, newly finished
and buildings that are of significant interest and co-sponsors
the yearly Construction Sciences Forum. |
Joanne Hong , Vice-President
huianhong@yahoo.com
National Website
http://www.csinet.org
Cal Poly CSI email:
calpolycsi@yahoo.com
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| CRP |
Associated Students in Planning (ASP) |
Mike Austin, President
maustin@calpoly.edu
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Paul Wack
756-6331 |
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The Associated Students in Planning
(ASP) is a group that works to provide city and regional planning
students with professional and social activities allowing them
to become better acquainted with their peers and professors.
ASP serves as the main liaison between students and faculty
members. We are also charged with representing student interests
within the College of Architecture and Environmental Design.
Along with representing all the students within our department,
our main goal is to provide a network of support for our members
and to bring students from all levels together to increase the
success of their educational experience. |
Ryan Brough, VP
rbrough@calpoly.edu
Annie Ryan, Treasurer
aryan@calpoly.edu
Annie Wilding, Treasurer II
awilding@calpoly.edu
Holly Fellows, Secretary
hollycpslo@aol.com
Clay Malcomson, PR/Open House
clay.mal@gmail.com
Nancy Cole, CAED Liaison
ncole@calpoly.edu
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| CM |
Associated Students of Construction Management
(ASCM) |
Ryan DeLaRiva, President
rdelariv@calpoly.edu
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Paul Weber pweber@calpoly.edu
756-6164
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The ASCM offers students the opportunity
to learn and be involved in the construction management profession,
to network and develop relationships with potential employers,
and meet fellow students. The student chapter upholds the ideals
and standards of two sponsoring organizations - Associated Builders
and Contractors and Associated General Contractors -and share
the same principles of skill, integrity, honor, and responsibility.
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Cailey Reiman , VP
creiman@calpoly.edu
Randy Ayers, Secretary
rayers@calpoly.edu
Andrew Howard, Treasurer
ahoward@calpoly.edu
Geoff Acosta, Event. Coord
gacosta@calpoly.edu
Paul Acosta, Event. Coord.
jaacosta@calpoly.edu
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http://www.cm.calpoly.edu/~ascm
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| CM |
Mechanical Contractors Association of America (MCAA) |
Derrick Fellows , President
dfellows@calpoly.edu
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Thomas Korman, 756-2759
tkorman@calpoly.edu
Mike Montoya, 756-6399
mmontoya@calpoly.edu
Lonny Simonian, 756-7981
lsimonia@calpoly.edu
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MCAA: The Mechanical Contractors Association of America, Inc. (MCAA) is a vibrant, growing association of approximately 2,300 mechanical, plumbing, and service contractors. Members enjoy MCAA’s outstanding education programs, an expanding catalog of resources to help them manage and grow their businesses, periodicals and a website to keep them informed and connected, and business services to save them money.
MCAA’s student chapter program gives students the opportunity to learn about the industry by attending regular meetings with their MCAA local affiliate sponsors, taking field trips to a variety of jobsites and facilities, working together on volunteer projects, participating in fundraising events, and more. |
Ace Contreras, Vice President
contrera@calpoly.edu
Thai Nguyen, Treasurer
tnguye05@calpoly.edu
Ricky Ng, Secretary
ring@calpoly.edu
Randy Ayers, Project Coordinator
rayers@calpoly.edu
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| CM |
National Association of Home Builders (NAHB)
Student Chapter |
Klay Adair, President
kaadairl@calpoly.edu
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Scott Kelting
skelting@calpoly.edu
756-6315 |
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Any student interested in home building,
real estate, land development, housing issues, building materials,
etc., may join NAHB. |
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| CM |
Sigma Lambda Chi |
Randy Ayers , President
rayers@calpoly.edu
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Mike Montoya
mmontoya@calpoly.edu
756-5399
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The purpose of Sigma Lambda Chi is to recognize
outstanding students in construction. Objectives include the
rendering of service to the field of construction, the development
of good relations among academia, industry, and the pulbic,
and the recognition of outstanding professionals in construciton
and allied fields. |
Honor Society email:
slccalpoly@yahoo.com
Stephanie Ishler, VP
sishler@calpoly.edu
Erik Wright , Secretary
erwright@calpoly.edu
Dan Bowen, Treasurer
dbowen@calpoly.edu
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CM Department
756-1323
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| LA |
Student Chapter of the American
Society of Landscape Architects (SCASLA) |
Andie Garcia, President
argarcia@calpoly.edu
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Joe Ragsdale
jragsdal@calpoly.edu
756-2040 |
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The ASLA student chapter is a student organization
that is affiliated with the National American Society of Landscape
Architects. Our mission is to promote education, community involvement,
student activities, a sense of spirit and pride, wise planning,
and artful design of our cultural and natural environments.
ASLA involvement is quite extensive from community clean ups,
Habitats for Humanity, Open House activities, garden show exhibits,
national professional and student conference participation,
interdisciplinary activities, and inviting guest speakers to
share their knowledge. |
Aaron Anderson, Vice President
awanders@calpoly.edu
Steven Hasler, Secretary
shasler@calpoly.edu
Nadia Casas, Treasurer
nleclair@calpoly.edu
Mary Grover, Public Relations
mgrover@calpoly.edu
Tyler Rinehart , CAED Rep
trinehar@calpoly.edu
Brent Griffis, CAED Rep.
bgriffis@calpoly.edu
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| LA |
Sigma Lambda Alpha Honor Society, SLA |
Members |
Joe Ragsdale
jragsdal@calpoly.edu
756-2040 |
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Honor Society for Landscape Architecture students
honors those with a 3.2 gpa and higher. The activities are geared
toward academic and professional development such as inviting
outside professionals to come in for reviews of projects or
lectures. Last year we planned and distributed the SLO Landscape
department newsletter, which was sent to companies and alumn
for an "inside" look at how our students and professors
are doing. Overall, we try to encourage the students to perform
well and inspire them toward the professional world of landscape
architecture. |
Logan Ahlgren
Lana Davis
Andrea Garcia
Mary Grover
Kelly Iwasko
Joanne Lafave
Justin Trudeau
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2007-2008 |
