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I'd like to invite you to come listen to the platforms of the candidates running for the 2008 UMEC Executive Board. Each candidate will receive 1 minute to speak followed by 1 minute of questions. The candidates running for president and vice-president will have 2 minutes each to speak, followed by 2 minutes of questions.

At the end of the introduction/questions, there will be 10 minutes of open forum for anyone to ask any of the candidates questions.

Previously, the college of engineering has only received votes from below 5% of the enrolled students. I am hoping this fall, we will increase the number of votes by at least double so as to get the true voice of all of the students. The student governments on campus are doing their best to make your college experience the best that it can be--let your voice be heard to elect the best possible candidates for you.

The University of Michigan Roosevelt Institution is proud to present dream.DETROIT—a project utilizing art as a means to promote effective social programs and increase community service/advocacy.


In a city like Detroit, one faced with many social and economic problems, the process of rebuilding often overlooks the importance of nourishing the soul of its citizen's and the neighborhoods where they live. We hope to change that by producing social policy, which utilizes art—dance, theatre, music, and visual mediums—as a means of stimulating urban development and economic growth. By incorporating members of the academic and artistic communities with those who work and live within the city, we intend to provide alternative policy solutions to improve education, youth development, and draw people and industry back into the city.

SGE and EGL are hosting an information session about studying, volunteering, working, and living in China. Whatever doubts you have about being able to travel or live abroad, throw them out the window and come to this session. Whatever questions you have, bring them! Come enjoy some authentic Chinese food and get some reliable information and first hand accounts.

The College of Engineering and the Center for Research on Learning and Teaching (CRLT) North are seeking applicants to fill positions in the successful Engineering GSI Mentor (EGSM) program. EGSMs have been invaluable in assisting engineering GSIs with their teaching assignments. Deadline for applications is Friday, November 30th.

For more information about the program, plan to attend the Engineering GSI Mentor (EGSM) Information Session. Please reply by Monday, November 26th (tpinder@umich.edu) if you would like to attend.

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Your favorite professors will be serving. Not only are they good teachers, but they are good cooks as well! Come get to know them better. This event is sponsored by ASME and PTS.

Runs till noon.

Hi-Stat produces component assembly products for motor vehicles. Come learn more about the company, meet recruiters, and have a free dinner!

Talk with professors and staff, get course advice and free food.

Runs till 3:30.