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Engineering Student Council (ESC)

Engineering Student Council (ESC) serves as the undergraduate governing student organization in the College of Engineering at MSU, as well as the umbrella organization for all engineering student organizations.

 

ESC is designed to help students enrolled in the College of Engineering (CoE) in a variety of ways. We help students get involved in extracurricular opportunities, get resources for registered student organizations (RSO), and provide a voice for undergraduate student concerns to the college's administration.

 

As the undergraduate governing student organization, some of our core responsibilities involve us acting as test groups for administrative changes, communicators of college-wide issues and developments, and final selectors of the commencement speaker and singer each year.

 

As the umbrella organization for engineering student organizations, we help to manage college-wide events, mitigate issues that these groups encounter, provide funding to RSOs, and work to boost RSO membership as much as possible.

Our Team

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Ishita Saripalle 

saripal7@msu.edu

Co-President

I am currently a senior majoring in Computer Science with a minor in Business. In my past two years on the e-board, I have served on EUSC and been the VP of Comm and Executive VP.
 

I currently intern for Humana Inc. as a second year web developer. Outside of school and interning, I enjoy hanging out with friends, hiking, going shopping, and getting coffee. 

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Mackenzie Voss

Co-President

Engineering College Advisory Council

I am currently a junior majoring in Computer Science with a minor in Business. Besides ESC, I am also involved in the Women in Engineering Rise program. My hobbies include hanging out with friends, working out, playing tennis, and going out. 

vossmack@msu.edu

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Esha Sura

suraesha@msu.edu

Vice President of Communications 

I am currently a junior majoring in Electrical Engineering. Besides being the activities chair in Engineering Student Council, I am involved in MSU STARX and MSU CIUS. In my free time I enjoy hanging out with my friends and working out.

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Neha Sil

silneha@msu.edu

Executive Vice President

I am a junior majoring in Computer Engineering with a minor in Mathematics. Outside of being Executive Vice President in ESC, I am also apart of Women in Computing as well as VIM. Besides my academics, I love traveling, working out, and going on hikes.

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Internal Committees

Engineering Student Council aims to keep its members as involved as possible without requiring high commitment to the club. We understand that many of our members are also involved in other extracurriculars and may also have off or on campus jobs. For this reason we've structured our club involvement into 5 internal committees that members can join at our kick off meeting. These committees each work on their own projects and should aim to host at least one event during the semester. 

  1. Hackathon committee 

    • Come up with Hackathon prompt 

    • Create grading rubric 

    • Hold software installation and Q&A session leading up to event 

    • Create event schedule 

    • Book event room or host it on zoom 

    • Market the event by partnering with social committee to make flyers and promote on social media 

  2. Undergraduate Research fair committee 

    • Reach out to Professors 

    • Create event schedule 

    • Book an event room 

    • Market the event by partnering with social committee to make flyers and promote on social media 

  3. Professional Development committee

    • Create database of commonly asked interview questions based on major

    • Create database of questions we can ask companies during TechTalks 

    • Market the sessions by partnering with social committee to make flyers and promote on social media 

    • Will be trained to review resumes 

    • Attend student forums (virtually) and write down students concerns 

  4. Blood drive committee

    • Reach out to American Red Cross Representative 

    • Find a date and location, in South Neighborhood, this semester we can hold the event 

  5. Social committee

    • Partner with other E-lead projects to create flyers for their events and promote their events on social media in the weeks leading up

    • Promote our TechTalks and mock interview sessions  on social media 

    • Update website and social media platforms 

    • Host one social event 

    • Attend events and take pictures to post on social media 

    • Promote student forums by posting flyers all over south campus 

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