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Godiva's Crown

2020-03-04T05:24:43Z

Eggwaffle:

[[File:godivas_crown.jpg|300px|thumb|right|Godiva's Crown hardhat]]
Godiva's Crown (sometimes erroneously known as Godiva or Lady Godiva) is an engineering student who has been chosen to represent the spirit of [[Lady Godiva]] at Skule™. They are selected during a [[Godiva Week]] competition in which they must perform a creative act in front of a panel of (mostly) male judges and the reigning Godiva's Crown. Godiva's Crown holds Princess, the ceremonial wooden horse, as well as the signature Crown for the year. They are present at many Skule™ events to improve Skule™ spirit.

The Crown worn by Godiva's Crown is a unique hardhat, from which a distinctive crown shape is carved, with the sides of the crown emblazoned with the suit representing the year (i.e. the ''Queen of Hearts'' or the ''Queen of Clubs''). The 'suit' for each Godiva's Crown rotates each year in a four-year cycle.

Godiva's Crown traditionally shares the first dance at [[Cannonball]] with [[Mr. Blue & Gold]], and starts the [[Bed Races]], organized by the [[Blue & Gold Committee]], during [[F!rosh Week]] each year.

==History==
In the past, each Godiva's Crown contestant was asked to humorously use power tools to nail, hammer, drill, and screw together a small wooden object in front of the judges.

==Competition==
The Godiva's Crown Competition has traditionally been held on Thursday evening of [[Godiva Week]]. The competition involves a creative act which may include a skit, song, or dance. There are no requirements to the act, and many acts have involved the use of props, supporting cast, and multimedia presentations.

===Judging===
The judging panel usually consists of seven judges - six engineering students (mostly male, which must include exactly one F!rosh) and the reigning Godiva's Crown (who is the head judge). The judges are generally chosen by the reigning Godiva's Crown or organizers of the event, and is decided by their (humourous) responses to a series of questions.

Following each act, the judges generally write their comments on whiteboards to be read out by the MC of the night. These comments are humorous in nature, and are not meant to factor into the official judging of the act. The judges also have opportunities to ask questions to the contestants after their act.

The judges, although chosen impartially, have been known to enjoy tasty treats and refreshing BEvERages to aid in their selection of the winning contestant. Many contestants choose to make their 'bribery' in a public fashion during their act, with judges favourably receiving creative and personalized gifts.

The judges congregate in a secret location following the last act, and vote for the next Godiva's Crown. Following the decision, the reigning Godiva's Crown announces awards for each of the contestants, and the winner of the title. The new Godiva's Crown then takes the Oath, and is presented with the Godiva's Crown hardhat, the Godiva sashes, the ceremonial horse, and the flags for the Blue & Gold Bed Races.

==Past Godiva's Crowns==

{| class="wikitable"
|-
!|Year
! colspan="2"|Winner
!|Title
|-
||2020
||Anaïs Poirier
||ECE 2T2T1
||Queen of Diamonds
|-
||2019
||Lisa Zaher
||Comp 2T1
||Queen of Spades
|-
||2018
||Chloe Oriotis
||Mech 2T0
||Queen of Hearts
|-
||2017
||Lia Codrington
||NΨ 1T9
||Queen of Clubs
|-
||2016
||Hema Nookala
||Mech 1T8
||Queen of Diamonds
|-
||2015
||Ron Suprun
||Indy 1T7T1
||Queen of Spades
|-
||2014
||Elizabeth de Roode
||Chem 1T6
||Queen of Hearts
|-
||2013
||Pinky Chan
||Chem 1T5
||Queen of Clubs
|-
||2012
||Lauren Bajin
||Mech 1T3T1
||Queen of Diamonds
|-
||2011
||Sandra Sousa
||Elec 1T3
||Queen of Spades
|-
||2010
||Paulette Holtham
||Indy 1T2T1
||Queen of Hearts
|-
||2009
||Jennifer Eversley
||Civ 1T0
||Queen of Clubs
|-
||2008
||Topaz Chiu
||NΨ 0T8
||Queen of Diamonds
|-
||2007
||Sheena Weisman
||Chem 0T7 + PEY
||Queen of Spades
|-
||2006
||Lise Eamer
||Mech 0T7 + PEY
||Queen of Hearts
|-
||2005
||Stephanie McTague
||Chem 0T7
||Queen of Clubs
|-
||2004
||Nastassja Liebenow
||Civ
||
|-
||2003
||Agnes Durlik
||Chem 0T5
||
|-
||2002
||Ashleigh Meyer Clelland
||Min
||
|-
||2001
||Kirsten Koehl
||Indy 0T2
||
|}

Orientation Chair

2020-02-24T22:08:01Z

Eggwaffle:

The Orientation Chair is responsible for the organization and execution of [[F!rosh Week]]. Since the event is so large and involves an operating budget of over $100,000, the Orientation Chair is often assisted five vice-chairs. Each Vice-Chair manages one of five portfolios: Finance, Logistics, Operations, Marketing, and Leadership. Each Vice-Chair oversees a group of subcommittee chairs & volunteers expect for Vice-Chair Leadership, who oversees the Head Leedurs and the leedurs. The Orientation Chair is elected at January Special Board of Directors Meeting so planning for Orientation can start earlier. For more information on Orientation itself, please see the [[F!rosh Week]] page.

==Past Structure==
The Orientation Chair was often assisted by a co-chair and three vice chairs until 2011. Each vice chair often oversees one of three areas: Finance, Spirit, and Logistics .

==Past Orientation Chair==

{| class="wikitable"
!Year
!colspan="2"|Name
|-
|2020
|Gabe Sher
|ECE 2T1
|-
|2019
|Ben Mucsi
|NΨ 1T9+PEY
|-
|-
|2018
|Andrew Kidd
|NΨ 1T8+PEY
|-
|2017
|Carol Yeung
|Indy 1T8T1+PEY
|-
|2016
|Dareen Kutob
|Indy 1T7T1+PEY
|-
|2015
|Milan Maljković
|Elec 1T6+PEY
|-
|2014
|Amanda Aleong
|NΨ 1T4+PEY
|-
|2013
|Vivek Kesarwani
|NΨ 1T3+PEY
|-
|2012
|Maegan Chang
|ECE 1T3T1+PEY
|-
|rowspan="2"|2011
|Abhishek Mathur
|Mech 1T2+PEY
|-
|Michelle Chen (co-chair)
|Mech 1T2T1
|-
|rowspan="2"|2010
|Owyn Notario
|Civ 1T1+PEY
|-
|Andy Chun (co-chair)
|Mech 1T1+PEY
|-
|rowspan="2"|2009
|Ines Lucia Fernandez Valdiviezo
|Indy 0T9+PEY
|-
|Laura Bradbury (co-chair)
|NΨ 0T9+PEY
|-
|2008
|Brandon MacLean
|Mech 0T9+PEY
|-
|2007
|Norman Goh
|NΨ 0T7+PEY
|-
|2006
|Stephanie Whitehurst
|Indy 0T7
|-
|2005
|Luke Wesley
|Mech 0T5
|-
|}

The title of Orientation Director was changed to "Orientation Chair" at the November 2018 Board of Director's Meeting.

List of Bnad Leedurs

2020-01-12T16:28:15Z

Eggwaffle:

:''Main article: [[Lady Godiva Memorial Bnad]]''
:''See also: [[Bnad Leedur]]''
:''See also: [[D(r)umb Majur(k)]]''

{| class="wikitable"
!Year
!colspan="2"|Bnad Leedur
!colspan="2"|D(r)umb Majur(k)
!colspan="2"|Cymbolic Majur(s)
|-
|2021-2022
|Angelo William DeElliot
|Chem 2T2
|colspan="2" align="center"|
|rowspan="14" colspan="2"|
|-
|2020-2021
|William Ferrie
|Mech 2T1
|Stella Gregorski
|Chem 2T2
|-
|2019-2020
|Torin Anderson
|ECE 2T0+PEY
|Ben Morehead
|ECE 2T1
|-
|2018-2019
|Issy Williams
|Civ 1T8+PEY
|Joey Capan
|ECE 1T9+Chem+PEY
|-
|2017-2018
|Stephen Gidge
|Indy 1T8+PEY
|Simon André
|Indy 1T8+PEY
|-
|2016-2017
|Will Merrick
|Min 1T7+PEY
|Ahmed Ujjainwala
|Mech 1T7+PEY
|-
|2015-2016
|Aaron Weber
|Civ 1T6+PEY
|Evan Boyce
|Mech 1T5+PEY
|-
|2014-2015
|Thomas Santerre
|Elec 1T5+1
|Yinky Chan
|Chem 1T6+1+PEY
|-
|2013-2014
|Maya Zhang
|Mech 1T4+PEY
|Andrew Barolet
|Mech 1T4+PEY
|-
|2012-2013
|Mauricio Curbelo
|Civ 1T3+PEY
|Adam Fontana
|Elec 1T3
|-
|2011-2012
|Richard Medal
|Elec 1T2+PEY
|Gabriel Stavros
|MSE 1T3+PEY
|-
|2010-2011
|Alex Martins
|Mech 1T1
|Addie Denison
|Mech 1T2+PEY
|-
|2009-2010
|Kevin P. Siu
|NΨ 1T0+PEY
|Alvin Ho
|Elec 0T9+PEY
|-
|2008-2009
|Catie Darling
|Mech 0T9+PEY
|David Clease
|Mech 1T0+PEY
|-
|2007-2008
|Nick Loberto
|Mech 0T7+PEY
|Steven Szeto
|Indy 0T9
|-
|2006-2007
|Caitlin Bailey
|Mech 0T7+3
|Nick Cifelli
|Mech 0T6+PEY
|Evangelos Staikos
|CS 0T7+?
|-
|2005-2006
|Jeffy Cornthwaite
|NΨ 0T5+PEY
|Henry Cheung
|NΨ 0T7+PEY
|rowspan="9" colspan="2"|
|-
|2004-2005
|Luke Wesley
|Mech 0T5+PEY
|Adam Gravitis
|NΨ 0T6
|-
|2003-2004
|Susan Hogle
|Mech 0T4
|Thorsten Klaus
|NΨ 0T3+PEY
|-
|2002-2003
|Andrew Overholt
|NΨ 0T3+PEY
|Dan DeAraujo
|ECE 0T3
|-
|2001-2002
|Adam Walker
|Elec 0T2
|Thorsten Klaus
|NΨ 0T3+PEY
|-
|2000-2001
|Chris Peressotti
|NΨ 0T1+PEY
|Dan Siegal
|NΨ 0T1+PEY
|-
|1999-2000
|Leslie Ferguson
|Civ 0T0
|Tim Christie
|Mech 0T1+PEY
|-
|1998-1999
|J. Ryan Morris
|Comp 9T9
|Gavin Bajin
|Mech 9T8+PEY
|-
|1997-1998
|Colin Knowles
|Mech 9T8+PEY
|Steve Ekstein
|Mech 9T8+PEY
|-
|1996-1997
|Mike Paiero
|Mech 9T7+PEY
|Vince Luciani
|Mech 9T7
|Kamran Bahrami
|Mech 9T6+PEY
|-
|1995-1996
|Chris Colohan
|Comp 9T6+PEY
|Gavin Bajin
|Mech 9T8+PEY
|rowspan="48" colspan="2"|
|-
|1994-1995
|Walter Stoddard
|NΨ 9T5+BS
|Mike Kokkas
|Mech 9T5
|-
|1993-1994
|Joel Alo
|Mech 9TX
|Mike Kokkas
|Mech 9T5
|-
|1992-1993
|Alan Teare
|Chem 9T3+PEY
|Brian Scholz
|Geo 9T4+J
|-
|1991-1992
|Alex Chapman
|Civ 9T2
|Brian Scholz
|Geo 9T4+J
|-
|1990-1991
|LeeAnne Jones
|Chem 9T1
|Kevin Fair
|Mech 9T1
|-
|1989-1990
|Aaron Lang
|NΨ 9T2 ( PEY)
|Kevin Fair
|Mech 9T1
|-
|1988-1989
|Donna Eckler (nee Cieszynska)
|Ind 9T0
|Peter Noble
|Chem 8T9
|-
|1987-1988
|Daryn Thompson
|Elec 8T8
|Peter Noble
|Chem 8T9
|-
|1986-1987
|Tom Meadowcroft
|NΨ 8T7
|rowspan="39" colspan="2"|
|-
|1985-1986
|Jeremy Bateson
|NΨ 8T8*
|-
|1984-1985
|Dan "Bambi" Mackinnon
|? 8T7
|-
|1983-1984
|Dave Booz
|Mech 8T5*
|-
|1982-1983
|Gerry Kokodyniak
|Mech 8T3*
|-
|1981-1982
|Steve Roberts
|?
|-
|1980-1981
|Emil Joannou
|?
|-
|1979-1980
|Simon Monk
|?
|-
|1978-1979
|Ken Kettle
|?
|-
|1977-1978
|Bruce Thomson
|?
|-
|1976-1977
|Rob Yates / Rob Ketchen
|? / Mech 7T8
|-
|1975-1976
|Jim Burpee / John Loach
|Mech 7T8 / Mech 7T7
|-
|1974-1975
|Jim Burpee
|Mech 7T8
|-
|1973-1974
|Alex Lau / Doug Hooton
|NΨ 7T4 / Civ 7T4
|-
|1972-1973
|Jim Richardson
|Elec 7T3
|-
|1971-1972
|Mark Feldman
|?
|-
|1970-1971
|Alice Cooper
|Elec 7T1
|-
|1969-1970
|?
|?
|-
|1968-1969
|Melvyn Solmon
|?
|-
|1967-1968
|John Pullam
|Ind 6T7
|-
|1966-1967
|Bob Bossin
|Music
|-
|1965-1966
|Don Monro
|?
|-
|1964-1965
|Don Monro
|?
|-
|1963-1964
|Frank Dixon
|?
|-
|1962-1963
|Don Monro
|?
|-
|1961-1962
|Don Monro
|?
|-
|1960-1961
|?
|?
|-
|1959-1960
|John Coggins
|?
|-
|1958-1959
|?
|?
|-
|1957-1958
|?
|?
|-
|1956-1957
|?
|?
|-
|1955-1956
|?
|?
|-
|1954-1955
|?
|?
|-
|1953-1954
|?
|?
|-
|1952-1953
|Earl Scott
|Mech 5T4
|-
|1951-1952
|Earl Scott
|Mech 5T4
|-
|1950-1951
|Leon LaPrairie
|Mining Geology 5T1
|-
|1949-1950
|Tom Kenney
|Chem 5T?
|-
|1948-1949?
|[[A.J. Paul LaPrairie]]
|Mining Engineering 5T0
|}

<nowiki>*</nowiki>Entries marked with asterisk had program and/or year pulled from LinkedIn, and thus may be inaccurate.

Charity Auctions

2020-01-08T04:57:12Z

Eggwaffle:

Students auction themselves off as dates for particular activities in order to raise money for charities. Dates will often be dinners, Skule Nite, Rock climbing, Gradball, Cannonball, Yuk Yuk's, Second City, and many more!

==Notable Sales==
* In 2019, a student auctioned off the right to shave his head for 300 dollars.
* In 2020, nine students purchased Ye Olde Mighty Skule Cannon's loot box for a grand total of 666 dollars.

Systems Administrator

2019-12-01T20:27:20Z

Eggwaffle: startup for new page

The Systems Administrator, (or SysAdmin for short) is responsible for the back-end maintenance of Skule's servers.

==Past Systems Administrators==

2017-2018

2019-12-01T18:28:02Z

Eggwaffle: fixed mistake

=Major Milestones for EngSoc in 2017-2018=
===Skule Calendar===
[[File:Screen Shot 2018-03-20 at 3.51.31 PM.png|thumb|right|Skule Calendar of November 2017]]
Over the years, it has generally become difficult to find out what clubs or groups are holding events, leading to a lot of spam over email and Facebook. This year EngSoc was able to develop an online platform, called the Skule Calendar, where students can find out what they’re interested in. Additionally, you can filter clubs/categories on or off to more easily identify some events that appeal to you, as well as being able to sync events calendars directly to your Google account. This will be an ongoing project, requiring regular updating, but will optimistically revolutionize the way that students learn about events and student groups, while also having a much farther reach than Facebook events.

===Overhaul of Vote.skule.ca===
Up until this year, EngSoc’s voting platform, vote.skule.ca, was controlled and monitored by an Alumni Member who developed it during his time here (nearly 10 years ago). After facing several catastrophic issues during the March elections of 2017 (namely some elections being deleted for voters), EngSoc decided it was time to be in control of its voting system. After acquiring the code base and understanding its fundamentals, a complete overhaul was in order for a more modern system, particularly one that allowed mobile voting. The September elections of 2017 saw nearly 1200 voters, approximately twice the amount of regular turnout, showing a substantial improvement.

===Reconstruction of Election Processes===
Similarly, with vote.skule.ca, the March elections of 2017 made many individuals realize the pitfalls and inconsistencies with the elections processes of the Engineering Society. There were several different documents providing conflicting election information, a lack of cohesiveness of where to find this information, and ultimately many rules (and even positions) missing from our governing documents. This led to a complete redesign of how EngSoc ran elections by centralizing information, removing the idea of rewriting election rules each year (they change little, if at all), and making clarity the top priority for both candidates and the general population.

===Skule Newsletter, aka “This Month at Skule”===
To reduce email clutter, the old Skule Digest system, which sent out weekly mass emails from automatically gathered posts from clubs and other groups, was done away with. It was replaced with a monthly newsletter with club and EngSoc content curated by the VP Communications. The newsletter also received a significant design overhaul from the old Digest mass emails.

===Skule Digest===
Skule Digest was revived to become a public online announcement board with a post-like system not unlike modern social media sites. Instead of VP Communications approving each post, each account only needs to be approved once, and can subsequently post as they wish. The most recent posts are also automatically displayed on the EngSoc Website. The platform is targeted towards clubs who might have public announcements to between Newsletter cycles each month or have updates for more targeted student audiences. The site and underlying systems were written from scratch over the summer of 2017 for a launch in August 2017.

===Centre for Engineering Innovation and Entrepreneurship (CEIE)===
With the new building set to open in April 2018, EngSoc had quite a bit of work to do involving the space it received in the CEIE, called the “Arena”. There is room for several clubs to utilize office spaces, design teams to move into garages, and music clubs to rehearse in the music room. Allocating space based on usage capability and club reputations was a challenge in and of itself; however, this project opened up the opportunity for a holistic look at all of EngSoc’s clubs and design teams. Consequently, many different needs were balanced where each group either received more or better space or was unaffected, leading to a “migration” of space swapping for many teams. Furthermore, EngSoc was able to acquire another room for the Blue & Gold Committee which is a vibrant part of the SkuleTM community. Lastly, there will be several vending machines in the CEIE controlled by EngSoc and/or affiliated groups, which had to be planned out as well; everything from ordering the machine to deciding what products to sell.

===Re-Examination of the Joint Council Meeting ===
Traditionally, each year Project Directors have been elected at a meeting of Council, specifically the Joint Council Meeting. After years of criticism regarding its structure, lengthy process, and considerable time wasted in debate, the 2016-2017 and 2017-2018 years saw the creation of a committee to investigate a potentially better alternative. After several consultations and considerations, it was decided that a large body, such a Council, is not effective for making decisions, so instead more power should be put in the hands of the hiring committee. Ultimately this process saw the removal of the Joint Council Meeting, replaced with a hiring committee that has m,ore power and their recommendations ratified at the April Board of Directors meeting. Ideally this will help streamline the process, saving hours of unnecessary discussion and debate.

===Ex-Officio Redefinition===
The classification of “Ex-Officio Directors” in EngSoc’s Bylaws was a hugely vague area created for several different groups/individuals that did not properly fit into another classification. The problem with this section was that each entity (e.g. Discipline Clubs, Chief Attiliator, Blue & Gold Committee) were defined in the same way but had vastly different working relationships with EngSoc and their “overseeing” Officers. As such, it only made sense to splice off various “buckets” to properly represent these organizations and representatives, which introduced a new class of “Associated Entities” with several components within it. More details can be found in Bylaw 2 of EngSoc’s governing documents.

===Skule Website Revamp===
The Skule Website layout and design was updated from a previous version build by the 2016-17 Webmaster. The skule.ca front page was updated with recent Skule Digest posts, a more prominent frequent links section, as well as blurbs explaining each category of pages on the site. The “Get Involved” section also became the home of Skule Calendar. In addition, the content was updated and reorganized with the help of the President to increase usability and readability, and further pages were added, such as a UTSU page and dedicated Project Directorship and Associated Entities pages. The Webmaster has also installed Google Analytics to the website and others, such as Courses, and Digest to track usage of our online services.

===Godiva’s Hymn Verse Competition===
The 2017-2018 year saw the 2nd-ever Godiva’s Hymn Verse Competition (the first was in the 2015-2016 year). Students were able to submit verses that they wanted to see added to our beloved Godiva’s Hymn, with a theme of “SkuleTM Life”. The submissions were narrowed down to a set of 10 finalists, which were then voted on during the Godiva Week and the winners announced at Cannonball. The competition saw excellent student engagement and is hopefully something that will continue every several years.

===Reconsidering Levies===
Up until the 2017 year, EngSoc ran 2 levies: the Temporary Special Levy and the SkuleTM Endowment Fund Levy. Both contributed to student resources and lab equipment, the former largely pertaining to projects submitted by the Faculty and the latter for student life. As per a decision made by the University Affairs Board (UAB), ancillary fees (i.e. those fees collected from these levies) cannot be used for curricular purposes. Further, due to an unfortunate lack of communication before these levies had to be re-run, their wording was invalid as per the regulations by the UAB, rendering them inactive for the 2017-2018 year. After further considerations and consultations, EngSoc decided to discontinue the Temporary Special Levy, as its primary usage seemed to be for curricular purposes, and only maintain/re-run the SkuleTM Endowment Fund Levy moving forward.

===Officer Video===
The 1T7-1T8 Officer Team put together a short, funny video providing summaries of each of their roles. Check it out on [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=__aAI1x1ecA Skuletube].

{{Engineering Society by 2015


|president = Jonathan Swyers
|vp_finance = Aron Sankar
|vp_communications = Harry Jiang
|vp_academic = Sofia Tijanic
|vp_student_life = Mahsa Naserifar


|alumni_outreach = Vacant
|archivist = Muskan Sethi
|cannon_editor = Dale Gottlieb
|cannonball = Katherine Rich
|community_outreach = Andrea Gonzalez
|compsys_admin = Kevin Hua
|cro = Aleksei Ji Lung Wan
|stores_mang1 = Annie Yu
|stores_mang2 = Jonathan Norman
|f!rosh_handbook = Mackenzie (Catherine) Campbell
|gradball = Vacant
|caf_mang1 = Marawan Zaki
|caf_mang2 = Hui Di (Wendy) Wang
|hi-skule = Brandon Lista
|ombudsman = Carlos Fiel
|orientation = Carol Yeung
|pro_outreach = Shunshi (Matthew) Zhang
|skulebook = Kyle Tang
|skule_kup = Chole Oriotis
|sponsorship = Shengyu (Brad) Sun
|suds_mang1 = Devlen Malone
|suds_mang2 = Saarthak Saxena
|toike_editor = Jennifer Dixon
|utek = Henry Xu
|webmaster = Seif Sarafim


|speaker = Andrew Kidd
|bod_chem = Muskan Sethi
|bod_civ = Mackenzie De Carle
|bod_comp = Alexander Caton
|bod_elec = Ankita Khanda
|bod_engsci = Graeme Edwards
|bod_indy = Carol Yeung
|bod_mse = Ziqi Ding
|bod_mech = Eden Gough
|bod_min = Vacant
|bod_al1 = Medhaj Athilkar
|bod_al2 = Dareen Kutob
|bod_al3 = Danja Papajani
|bod_al4 = Twesh Upadhyaya
|bod_f!1 = Lisa Zaher
|bod_f!2 = Arnab Rahman
|bod_f!3 = Jackie (Yuhui) Cheng
|bod_utsu = Shivani Nathoo

|chem_club = Stephanie Tzanis
|civ_club = Nataliya Pekar
|comp_club = Melissa Campoli
|elec_club = Fay Huang
|engsci_club = Rossdan Craig
|indy_club = Kanishk Chadha
|min_club = Marko Lopac
|mech_club = Milan Yang
|mse_club = Stephen Manion

|1 = 2T1
|2 = 2T0
|3 = 1T9
|4 = 1T8/1T7+PEY

|chem1 = Saif Rjaibi
|chem2 = Madison Taylor Desembrana
|chem3 = Leigh Mcneil-Taboika
|chem4 = Bernadette Rose Skerl
|civ1 = Amy Liu
|civ2 = Christian Elena Pavlidis
|civ3 = Andrew Lau
|civ4 = Kayla Steadman
|comp1 = Dhruv Warrier
|comp2 = Chris Dryden/Jane Illarionova
|comp3 = Tim Fei
|comp4 = Tania Albarghouthi
|elec1 = Joshua Pius
|elec2 = Linda Wu
|elec3 = Mohaimen Khan
|elec4 = Mitchell Au
|engsci1 = Dingyuhan (Helen) Wang
|engsci2 = Andrew Ming Wang
|engsci3 = Rebekah (Mi Sol) Kim
|engsci4 = Aidan Malone
|indy1 = Toufic Constantin/Tanishq Singh
|indy2 = Nojhat Hrishti
|indy3 = Claire Goldsmith
|indy4 = Krysten Szatan
|mech1 = Chetanya Choudhary
|mech2 = Max Glidden
|mech3 = Marie Floryan
|mech4 = Sourabh Das
|min1 = Vacant
|min2 = Demi De Silva
|min3 = Matthew Goldbaum
|min4 = Vacant
|mse1 = Min Tsung (Mark) Liao
|mse2 = Calvin Yu Huynh
|mse3 = Brittny Eileen Carter
|mse4 = Alan Stagg
|t1 = John Peri

|firstyearchair = Gabriel Sher

|fourthyearchair = Aron Sankar

|lgmb_bl = Stephen Gidge
|lgmb_dm = Simon Andre
|cannon_ca = Sofia Tijanic
|bg_chair = Cameron Alizadeh/Marie Floryan
|skulenite_director = Emma Sexton
|skulenite_producer = Linda Leung
|eaa = Brittany Green

|godivas_quest = TBD
|mr_bg = Jake Sinopoli
|godivas_crown = Chloe Oriotis
|ultimate_frosh = Mark McCutcheon
|chariot_race = Civil

|utsu1 = Chris Dryden
|utsu2 = Danja Papajani*/ Aron Sankar
|utsu3 = Andrew Sweeny*/ Jeff Dryden

Danja Papajani and Andrew Sweeny were replaced by Aron Sankar & Jeff Dryden
"*" resigned

}}

=Conferences Hosted=

[[Category:Years]]

VP Communications

2019-12-01T16:15:17Z

Eggwaffle:

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| name = Laura Berneaga
| education = Mech 1T9
| term = as of October 2019

| image = Laura-NothingButRespectforMYPresident-Berneaga.jpg
| image_size = 200px

| caption = incumbent:


| email = vpcomm@skule.ca
| website =
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| employer = [[President]]
| organization = Engineering Society
| known_for =
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| boards = Board of Directors

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The Vice-President Communications serves as one of the executive members of the [[Engineering Society]]. The Vice-President Communications is responsible for the maintenance of all Bylaws, Policies and Special Resolutions of the Society.

The mandated role of the Vice-President Communications is stated in [[The Constitution: Bylaw 1]], Chapter 4 and [[Bylaw 4]], Chapter 3.
==Oversights==
The VP Communications portfolio includes:
* Archivist
* [[Systems Administrator]]
* Webmaster
* Executive Secretary
* [[The Cannon (Newspaper)]] Director
* [[F!rosh Handbook]] Editor
* [[Skulebook]] Editor
* [[Toike Oike (Newspaper)]] Editor

==Current Projects==

* Skule.ca
* Digest Reform
* Plasma Screen System
* Social Media Presence
* Branding and Logo Evolution
* Cannon Online

==Ongoing Projects==
==Past Projects==

* Bulletin Boards

==Past VP Communications==

{| class="wikitable"
|-
!|Year
! colspan="2"|Name
|-
||2019-2020
||Shashwat Panwar/Laura Berneaga
||EngSci 2T1/Mech 1T9+PEY
|-
||2018-2019
||Stephen Gidge
||Indy 1T8+PEY
|-
||2017-2018
||Harry Jiang
||NΨ 1T9+PEY
|-
||2016-2017
||Colin Parker
||Elec 1T6+PEY
|-
||2015-2016
||Reena Cabanilla
||Chem 1T7+PEY
|-
||2014-2015
||Karz Shukla
||Mech 1T6+PEY
|-
||2013-2014
||Thomas Santerre
||Elec 1T5
|-
||2012-2013
||Yerusha Nuh
||Comp 1T4+PEY
|-
||2011-2012
||Maegan Chang
||Elec 1T3T1+PEY
|-
||2010-2011
||Abhishek Mathur
||Mech 1T2+PEY
|-
||2009-2010
||Amanda Bell
||Indy 1T1+PEY
|-
||2008-2009
||John Matienzo
||Comp 1T0+PEY
|-
||2007-2008
||Robert Jackiewicz
||ECE 0T7+PEY
|-
||2006-2007
||Sam Vafaee
||Comp 0T8+PEY
|-
||2005-2006
||Henry Cheung
||NΨ 0T7+PEY
|-
||2004-2005
||Chris Doan
||Elec 0T7+PEY
|}

==Past VP Internals==

{| class="wikitable"
|-
!|Year
! colspan="2"|Name
|-
||2003-2004
||Tarek Saghir
||Chem 0T5
|-
||2002-2003
||Mark Angelo
||Chem 0T3
|-
||2001-2002
||Eric Leung
||?
|-
||2000-2001
||Althea Barthos
||?
|-
||1999-2000
||Chris Peressotti
||NΨ 0T1+PEY
|-
||1998-1999
||Heather White
||?
|-
||1997-1998
||Paul Anderson
||?
|-
||1996-1997
||Binh Ha
||?
|}

==Past Secretaries==

{| class="wikitable"
|-
!|Year
! colspan="2"|Name
|-
||1995-1996
||David Traub-Werner
||?
|-
||1994-1995
||Michael Paszti
||?
|-
||1993-1994
||Tanya Murua
||?
|-
||1992-1993
||Caroline Zywulko
||GEO 9T4
|-
||1991-1992
||Michelle Radford
||?
|-
||1990-1991
||Marisa Sterling
||Chem 9T1
|-
||1989-1990
||Robin Wilson
||?
|-
||1988-1989
||Peter Noble
||Chem 8T9
|-
||1987-1988
||Steve Bywater
||?
|-
||1986-1987
||Maria Athanasoulas
||?
|-
||1985-1986
||Jeremy Bateson
||?
|-
||1984-1985
||Suzanne Rochford
||?
|-
||1983-1984
||Alla Linetsky
||?
|-
||1982-1983
||Deborah Fletcher
||?
|-
||1981-1982
||Margie Bawden
||?
|-
||1980-1981
||Diane Kapica
||?
|-
||1979-1980
||Brian Baetz
||?
|-
||1978-1979
||Violet Jeux
||?
|-
||1977-1978
||Jill Hales
||?
|-
||1976-1977
||Rodolfo Monteforte
||?
|-
||1975-1976
||B. Paepcke
||?
|-
||1974-1975
||Elizabeth Wood
||?
|-
||1973-1974
||Peter Arato
||?
|-
||1972-1973
||Torben Frost
||?
|-
||1971-1972
||Sven Miglin
||?
|-
||1970-1971
||Dave Pike
||?
|-
||1969-1970
||?
||?
|-
||1968-1969
||Michael V. Sefton
||Chem 7T1
|-
||1967-1968
||Peggy Duncan
||?
|}

[[Category:Officers]]
[[Category:Engineering Society]]

Chemical Engineering Club

2019-12-01T02:46:23Z

Eggwaffle:

[[Image:Chem Club Logo copy.jpg|thumb|left|150px|The Chem Club logo]]

[[Image:2011 Dinner Dance1.jpg|thumb|200px|2011 Dinner Dance]]

'''Chem Club''' is officially known as the '''Undergraduate Chemical Engineering Council'''. As the student council for all Chemical Engineering students, Chem Club bridges the gap between the student body, the chemical engineering faculty, and the rest of the Skule community. Chem Club also ensures that each Chem Eng student’s academic, professional, social experience is the highest quality it can be. Chem Club hosts many social events throughout the year including an Annual Dinner Dance, 2 Book Smokers, a talent show to raise money for charity, video game tournament, movie nights, pub nights, the iron ring party, the infamous Wallburger BBQs, ski trips, and many more fun events. Chem Club is also responsible for the chemical engineering undergraduate common room located at WB238. Chem Eng students are free to come by and play foosball, video games, or grab a snack or drink from one of the vending machines! Chem club is reachable by email at chemclub@skule.ca.

[[Image:2011 Talent Show1.jpg|thumb|150px|2011 Talent Show]]

==History==
The Undergraduate was founded in 1958 and has been providing a wide array of high quality programs and initiatives to Engineering students at the University of Toronto (U of T) ever since. Each of these initiatives is aimed at fostering interpersonal skills and core career competencies in both professional and social settings.

==Executive Team==
The Chem Club Executive Team consists of:
{| class="wikitable"
| Chair || Responsible for overseeing chem club meetings and providing vision for the club over the course of the year
|-
| Vice-Chair || Responsible for overseeing chem club meetings and the executive team, and takes over the responsibilities of the cahir in their absence
|-
| Treasurer ||
|-
| Secretary ||
|-
| Social Director || Plans Social events such as the annual Talent Show, Dinner Dance, and other impromptu events.
|-
| Webmaster || Keeps the Chem Club Website up to date.
|-
| Advertising Director || The advertising director runs the social media platforms of Chem Club, including the Instagram and the Facebook Page.
|-
| Physical Wellness Director || Previously overseen by an Athletics Director, the responsibilities of this director were split between Physical and Mental Wellness directors to better meet the needs of the student body. The physical wellness director is in charge of running sporting events for chem students, as well as providing awareness of physical health challenges.
|-
| Mental Wellness Director || Previously overseen by an Athletics Director, the responsibilities of this director were split between Physical and Mental Wellness directors to better meet the needs of the student body. The mental wellness director is in charge of running sporting events for chem students, as well as providing awareness of mental health challenges.
|-
| Gratitude Director || Usually a fourth year student, the Gratitude director runs tournaments with paid entry to raise money for the club, as well as plans the iron ring party for outgoing students.
|-
| Common Room Manager || Responsible for keeping the common room in working order, as well as refilling the vending machines when empty.
|-
| Year Representatives || Responsible for distributing information to their class and communicating with the faculty, as well as bringing concerns of the general student body straight to Chem Club meetings
|-
| Academic Director || Responsible for organizing the Town Hall feedback sessions every semester and to communicate with the faculty closely on academic issues.
|}

==Past Chairs==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Year
!colspan="2"| Chair
|-
|2019-2020
|Jacob Foster
|-
|2018-2019
|Jeff Dryden
|-
|2017-2018
|Stephanie Tzanis
|-
|2016-2017
|Neha Bhasin
|-
|2016-2015
|Nikola Andric
|-
|2014-2015
|Ishan Gupta
|-
|}

==Contact==

Common Room: Wallberg Building Room 238<br />
Email Address: chemclub@skule.ca<br />
Website: [http://www.chem.skule.ca chem.skule.ca]

[[Image:Chem Common Room.jpg|300px|Chem Common Room, Wallberg Building Room 238]]

[[Category:Discipline Clubs]]

Chemical Engineering Club

2019-12-01T02:39:30Z

Eggwaffle: added list of chirs, neds more work

[[Image:Chem Club Logo copy.jpg|thumb|left|150px|The Chem Club logo]]

[[Image:2011 Dinner Dance1.jpg|thumb|200px|2011 Dinner Dance]]

'''Chem Club''' is officially known as the '''Undergraduate Chemical Engineering Council'''. As the student council for all Chemical Engineering students, Chem Club bridges the gap between the student body, the chemical engineering faculty, and the rest of the Skule community. Chem Club also ensures that each Chem Eng student’s academic, professional, social experience is the highest quality it can be. Chem Club hosts many social events throughout the year including an Annual Dinner Dance, 2 Book Smokers, a talent show to raise money for charity, video game tournament, movie nights, pub nights, the iron ring party, the infamous Wallburger BBQs, ski trips, and many more fun events. Chem Club is also responsible for the chemical engineering undergraduate common room located at WB238. Chem Eng students are free to come by and play foosball, video games, or grab a snack or drink from one of the vending machines! Chem club is reachable by email at chemclub@skule.ca.

[[Image:2011 Talent Show1.jpg|thumb|150px|2011 Talent Show]]

==History==
The Undergraduate was founded in 1958 and has been providing a wide array of high quality programs and initiatives to Engineering students at the University of Toronto (U of T) ever since. Each of these initiatives is aimed at fostering interpersonal skills and core career competencies in both professional and social settings.

==Executive Team==
The Chem Club Executive Team consists of:
{| class="wikitable"
| Chair || Responsible for overseeing chem club meetings and providing vision for the club over the course of the year
|-
| Vice-Chair || Responsible for overseeing chem club meetings and the executive team, and takes over the responsibilities of the cahir in their absence
|-
| Treasurer ||
|-
| Secretary ||
|-
| Social Director || Plans Social events such as the annual Talent Show, Dinner Dance, and other impromptu events.
|-
| Webmaster || Keeps the Chem Club Website up to date.
|-
| Advertising Director || The advertising director runs the social media platforms of Chem Club, including the Instagram and the Facebook Page.
|-
| Physical Wellness Director || Previously overseen by an Athletics Director, the responsibilities of this director were split between Physical and Mental Wellness directors to better meet the needs of the student body. The physical wellness director is in charge of running sporting events for chem students, as well as providing awareness of physical health challenges.
|-
| Mental Wellness Director || Previously overseen by an Athletics Director, the responsibilities of this director were split between Physical and Mental Wellness directors to better meet the needs of the student body. The mental wellness director is in charge of running sporting events for chem students, as well as providing awareness of mental health challenges.
|-
| Gratitude Director || Usually a fourth year student, the Gratitude director runs tournaments with paid entry to raise money for the club, as well as plans the iron ring party for outgoing students.
|-
| Common Room Manager || Responsible for keeping the common room in working order, as well as refilling the vending machines when empty.
|-
| Year Representatives || Responsible for distributing information to their class and communicating with the faculty, as well as bringing concerns of the general student body straight to Chem Club meetings
|-
| Academic Director || Responsible for organizing the Town Hall feedback sessions every semester and to communicate with the faculty closely on academic issues.
|}

==Past Chairs==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Year
!colspan="2"| Chair
|-
|2019-2020
|Jacob Foster
|-
|2018-2019
|Jeff Dryden
|-
|2017-2018
|Stephanie Tzanis
|-
|}

==Contact==

Common Room: Wallberg Building Room 238<br />
Email Address: chemclub@skule.ca<br />
Website: [http://www.chem.skule.ca chem.skule.ca]

[[Image:Chem Common Room.jpg|300px|Chem Common Room, Wallberg Building Room 238]]

[[Category:Discipline Clubs]]

Mechanical Engineering Club

2019-11-27T22:39:09Z

Eggwaffle:

The '''Mechanical Engineering Club (Mech Club)''' represents the entire Mechanical Engineering student body at the University of Toronto. The peer-elected student executive members are the main points of contact between the students and wider faculty, bringing concerns and issues to attention. Aside from academic and course support, the club also strives to enhance the social aspect of engineering. The common room was recently renovated, with updated furniture and a new mural to make it a more usable space. As usual, the annual MIE Dinner Dance and class socials continue to run. For up-to-date information and upcoming events, please visit our website at [http://www.mech.skule.ca mech.skule.ca] or check out our [https://www.facebook.com/pages/Mechanical-Engineering-Club-University-of-Toronto/187842731243479 Facebook page]. The Mech Club can be found in MB225C and there will always be someone in the office between 1-2pm, or feel free to drop by if you ever see the light on!

[[Image:Mech Dinner Dance.jpg|thumb|300px|<strong>MIE Dinner Dance</strong>: A fancy night out at a banquet hall with friends! Enjoy great food, company, and music to help take your mind off of school! MIE dinner dance is usually in the fall semester between October and November! Remember to check [http://www.mech.skule.ca mech.skule.ca] for details!]]
==Services==
The Mechanical Engineering Club provides a number of services to students to help make the year more enjoyable! Our services include:
* '''Common Room''': MB225B, a place where you can enjoy ping pong, video games, refreshing drinks and snacks, or just hanging out with friends!
* '''Dinner Dance''': A night to enjoy dinner and dance with friends. Consistently rumoured to be the best dinner dance of them all!
* '''Mentorship Program''': For students that need guidance, all years welcome!
* '''Coffee House''': Coffee (and house music) and some entertainment.
* '''Lockers''': Located in MC basement, MB basement, and outside of the common room; see website for more details.
* '''Merchandise''': Hats, t-shirts, hoodies, scarves, and much more!
* '''Website''': [http://www.mech.skule.ca mech.skule.ca], features a calendar of events and information about mech club services.

==Executive Team==
The Mech Club Executive Team for the 1T9-2T0 Skule™ year consists of:
{| class="wikitable"
|-
||Chair
||Marie F.
|-
||Vice-Chair
||Khaled G.
|-
||Mentorship Director
||Diana B.
|-
||Communications Director
||Phil C.
|-
||Events Co-Director
||Hussein O.
|-
||Events Co-Director
||Vacant
|-
||Academic Director
||Sumyung J.
|-
||Webmaster
||Christine Y.
|-
||Common Room Director
||Liza D.
|-
||Mental Health and Wellness Director
||Vacant
|-
||4th Year Rep
||Vacant
|-
||PEY Rep
||Vacant
|-
||3th Year Rep
||Vacant
|-
||2nd Year Rep
||Vacant
|-
||1st Year Rep
||Vacant
|}

==Contact==
<p class="mw_paragraph">Common Room: Mining Building Room 225<br />Email Address: mechclub@skule.ca<br />Website: [http://www.mech.skule.ca mech.skule.ca]

[[Category:Discipline Clubs]]

</p>

Suds

2019-11-27T22:37:16Z

Eggwaffle:

Suds is the pub operated by the Engineering Society. Affectionately known as the 'Engineering Pre-Pub Pub', Suds is open every Friday afternoon during the Skule™ year and every day during [[F!rosh Week]] and [[Godiva Week]]. Suds is part of what makes Skule™ unique as it is the last undergraduate student-run bar at the University of Toronto. But that's all that should be mentioned here, as advertising online is not permitted by its licensing body, so if you have questions please e-mail the managers of Suds at suds@skule.ca.
==History==
First formerly called the "Sandford Fleming Pub", then the "Duke of Skule" for a short period, the name "Suds" was first used in 1984 and has persisted to this day. Although sometimes written in all-caps, "Suds" is not an acronym.

Suds operates under the auspices of Campus Beverage Services (CBS) and all Suds managers and servers are required to undergo training through Smart Serve and the CBS Server Training Program.
==Past Suds Managers==
After 2003, the Suds Manager positions were turned into Suds Operations Manager and Suds Finance Manager.

{| class="wikitable"
|-
!|Year
! colspan="2"|Operations
! colspan="2"|Finance
|-
||2019-2020
||Nicholas Popowich
||ECE 2T0 + PEY
||Kevin Xu
||1 + ECE 1T9 + PEY
|-
||2018-2019
||Max Glidden
||Mech 1T9 + 1 + PEY
||Benjamin Rubinoff
||Indy 1T9 + PEY
|-
||2017-2018
||Saarthak Saxena
||Mech 1T8T2 + 1
||Devlen Malone
||Min 1T9 + PEY
|-
||2016-2017
||Carlos Antonio Fiel
||Chem 1T8 + 1 + PEY
||Aron Sankar
||Indy 1T6 + 1
|-
||2015-2016
||Stephen Dawe
||Chem 1T6 + 1 + PEY
||Sabrina Sikora
||Chem 1T6 + 1 + PEY
|-
||2014-2015
||John Sweeney
||Chem 1T6 + 1.5
||Nolan Piette
||Mech 1T4+PEY
|-
||2013-2014
||Pearl Barrett
||Min 1T5+1
||Soph Wolf
||Elec 1T5
|-
||2012-2013
||Andrew Barolet
||Mech 1T4+PEY
||Gordon Tattle
||Civ 1T4
|-
||2011-2012
||Nikola Radovanović
||Mech 1T3T2+2
||Ryan Mintz
||ECE 1T4
|-
||2010-2011
||[[user:Ian Parker|Ian Parker]]
||Min 1T2+1.5
||Denizcan Karadadas
||Indy 1T2+PEY
|-
||2009-2010
||Franz LaZerte
||Mech 0T9+PEY
||Ariel Feldman
||Mech 0T9+PEY
|-
||2008-2009
||Vanessa di Battista
||Civ 1T1+1
||Ryan Campbell
||NΨ 0T7+∞
|-
||2007-2008
||Charlsie Searle
||Civ 0T8+1+PEY
||Jennifer Lee
||Civ 0T7+PEY
|-
||2006-2007
||Jessica Tinianov
||Mech 0T6+PEY
||Alexandra Barrett
||Indy 0T7+PEY
|-
||2005-2006
||Jon Hollands
||Mech 0T5+PEY
||Catherine Korinek
||Civ 0T6
|-
||2004-2005
||Eamon McDermott
||NΨ 0T5+3
||Don D'Souza
||Chem 0T5*
|-
||
! colspan="4"|Manager
|-
||2003-2004
||Susan Hogle
||Mech 0T4
||Don McAuslan
||NΨ 0T4
|-
||2002-2003
||Erika Keissner
||0T2
||Drago Banovic
||9T8+?*
|-
||2001-2002
||Matt Parker
||NΨ 0T3
||Rob Siklos
||NΨ 0T1+PEY
|-
||2000-2001
||Chris Davis
||COMP 0T0
||Ken McNeil
||ELEC 0T0
|-
||1999-2000
||Dan Siegal
||NΨ 0T1
||Tim Hong
||?
|-
||1998-1999
||Peter Blaser
||9T9*
||David Brodrecht
||NΨ 9T9+?*
|-
||1997-1998
||Jacob Hanley
||?
||Danny Kocic
||?
|-
||1996-1997
||Alex Paradi
||Indy 9T7+?*
||Joe McNamara
||Mech 9T9+?*
|-
||1995-1996
||Kenneth Gower
||Mech 9T6
||Alex Mihailidis
||Mech 9T6
|-
||1994-1995
||Ed Vujnovic
||Chem 9T6
||Taras Kohut
||Mech 9T7
|-
||1993-1994
||Karri Paradi
||Indy 9T4*
||Bogdan Osadet
||?
|-
||1992-1993
||Ed Dobbertin
||Chem 9T4*
||Dave Vendramini
||?
|-
||1991-1992
||Richard Petrusev
||Mech*
||Christine Gallagher
||Chem*
|-
||1990-1991
||J. C. St. Amour
||?
||Jody Hubert
||Elec 9T1*
|-
||1989-1990
||Wayne Bell
||?
||Brett Noye
||9T1*
|-
||1988-1989
||Nancy Battistel
||?
||Viktor Kvrgic
||Indy 9T0*
|-
||1987-1988
||Mike Papulkas
||Civ 8T9
||?
||?
|}
<nowiki>*</nowiki> Entries marked with an asterisk had program or year details pulled from LinkedIn/Facebook and may be inaccurate

Year Walls

2019-11-13T05:07:14Z

Eggwaffle:

Every year, each incoming class of F!rosh at the end of their first year has the privilege of painting a mural (usually following a particular theme) onto a designated wall in [[Sandford Fleming Atrium|the Pit]]. The First Year chair is normally responsible for overseeing the completion of the mural.

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Year !! Theme !! Notes !! Picture
|-
| '''0T7''' || || ||
|-
| '''0T8''' || || ||
|-
| '''0T9''' || || ||
|-
| '''1T0''' || Pac-Man || Trivia: As of 2019, this is the only Year Mural that reacts to Blacklight. || [[File:1T0 Year Wall.jpg|400px]]
|-
| '''1T1''' || Super Mario || ||
|-
| '''1T2''' || Spiderman || ||
|-
| '''1T3''' || Engineering Timetables || ||
|-
| '''1T4''' || Lord of the Rings || ||
|-
| '''1T5''' || Pokémon || ||
|-
| '''1T6''' || Tetris || ||
|-
| '''1T7''' || Harry Potter || ||
|-
| '''1T8''' || || ||
|-
| '''1T9''' || The Avengers || ||
|-
| '''2T0''' || Eggs || Legend has it that the class of 2T0 designed their mural based on a meme from preparing for F!rosh Week 1T7, in which many students suggested that 1T7's F!rosh Week should be Egg-Themed. The suggestion was ultimately rejected, however relics of this tale remain in the Year Wall, as well as the informal nickname, 2TEgg. In the 2019 Summer semester, the mural was redone to improve the overall aesthetic of the design.||
|-
| '''2T1''' || Fish || ||
|-
| '''2T2''' || ??? || ''Jeeeeeeez be patient!'' ||
|-

|}

Ye Grande Olde Chariot Race

2019-11-08T16:22:42Z

Eggwaffle:

[[File:chariotrace.jpg|300px|thumb|right|Chariot being pushed at a Chariot Race]]
'''Ye Grade Olde Chariot Race''' is the oldest tradition of [[Godiva Week]], dating back over 100 years. This illustrious race pits every [[discipline]] (and the F!rosh) against each other in a full-contact race through the snow (or mud) of Front Campus. The Chariot Race included entries from other Faculties and Colleges decades ago when it was a campus-wide event.

The winner of the Chariot Race is decided by a committee of three judges - a [[Blue & Gold Committee]] Chair, the highest bidder for the Judge position at the [[Charity Auctions]] during Godiva Week, and the champion of [[Godiva's Quest]]. The judges have been known to take 'bribes' of BEvERages in the process of choosing a winner.

The winning [[Discipline Club]] receives bragging rights and the J.P. Potts Memorial Trophy for one year.

==History==
Ye Grade Olde Chariot Race, as it is known, traces its roots back over 110 years. In the early days, the [[Engineering Society]] election night was one of the major social events of the year. Rather than simply dropping ballots into a box, the large drafting room in the [[Little Red Skulehouse]] became the scene of all sorts of entertainment and sports. In particular, aspiring 'charioteers' would balance themselves on chamber pots whose handles were threaded with tow-ropes. Teams of their fellow students would pull them around the room to the delight of the crowd.

Over the years, and over two world wars, the EngSoc elections changed in format, and the old style chariot races died out. However, in 1947, they were resurrected in a completely new format. Skule™ announced a massive, campus-wide chariot race around front campus to be used as a publicity stunt for the annual Engineering At-Home (a large dinner dance that was the forerunner of [[Cannonball]]). It was so successful that the race caught on as a major campus rivalry event, drawing entries from almost all the federated colleges and faculties at the University of Toronto.

In 1949, the J.P. Potts Memorial Trophy was created, which greatly increased campus involvement and rivalry. At the 1949 race, Skule™ was declared the winners, but the Meds disputed the result, and stole the Skule™ Cannon. The next year, the Meds also stole the Jerry P. Potts Memorial Trophy before the race.

By 1953, it was recognized that things were getting a bit out of hand, so EngSoc decided to restrict the races to engineering disciplines only. The races have changed very little in form since that time.

==J.P. Potts Memorial Trophy==
The Jerry P. Potts Memorial Trophy is awarded each year to the winning Discipline Club at Ye Grade Olde Chariot Race. The trophy was first awarded in 1949, when in an effort to take things to the next level, an article in The Varsity announced that EngSoc had decided to cancel the race because "they feel there are no worthy competitors". In response, the number of entries skyrocketed, to the point where EngSoc felt that it was appropriate to offer a trophy to the winning team.

The trophy was initially proposed as the "Jerry P. Jolte Memorial Trophy", named after a person whom was thought to be a key figure around Skule™ after the turn of the century. However, no records have ever indicated his existence. There was, however, a prominent figure on the Students' Administrative Council (SAC) that year by the name of Joseph H. Potts. Potts had long been an outspoken critic of the races, complaining that the Engineers always employed corrupt judges. In his honour the J.P. Potts Memorial Trophy was born.

The modern J.P. Potts trophy is shaped like a small chamber pot, likely in honour of the historic pots used in early chariot races. The original J.P. Potts trophy has long since been lost, and its current whereabouts unknown. In 1998, a new trophy was commissioned for the 125th anniversary of the founding of the Faculty by the Blue & Gold Chairs of '98 and '96. Engraved on the trophy are the words: "To the champions of yesterday / though the records are lost / the memories never fade".

The trophy, however, has been damaged repeatedly, and currently only the 'pot' portion of the trophy is presented to the winners each year.

==Rules==
The following is an excerpt from the 7T8/7T9 Frosh handbook.

1. Chariot.
Each chariot will have:
* at least two accessible wheels attached to the chariot with no human contact ever, on the ground throughout the race from start to finish (minimum size of wheels is 6 (six) inches in diameter).
* no sharp protruding points or other objects dangerous to contestants i.e., cutting torches, barbed wire, electric shockers, guns, knives, bombs,etc.
* no maximum weight limit. Minimum weight of chariot 30 (thirty) pounds (without driver)
* human propulsion only (no gas motors, etc.).
At the start of the race, each chariot will be pointed out to its competitors by the judges. [If you wonder why this rule exists or think it's silly, you haven't been in enough chariot races.]

2. Driver.
Driver must be:
* human; or
* a member of Engineering Science with an official student number at the University of Toronto
Driver must be over (eighteen) years of age, or under 17 (seventeen) and accompanied by an adult. Driver must be contained within the chariot throughout the entire race from start to finish. Driver may not propel himself or chariot during entire race from start to finish. Driver must be presented to judges before race by his club chairman or representative.

3. Pushers and Pullers:
Only 8 (eight) allowed. All must be human males and/or human females.

4. Blockers:
Offensive and Defensive - No limit. All must be human males and/or human females.

5. Offence and Defence.
Rule 1 applies to all contestants as well as chariots. It is hoped that contestants will abide by the intent of this rule, which is designed to prevent loss of life, limbs, eyes, masculinity (or femininity), etc.
Corollary: Anyone using axe-handles, knuckle-dusters, bike chains, etc. shall automatically bring the disqualification of his or her chariot. Blockers must not carry dangerous objects such as materials of metal, glass, wood, or plastic. Biodegradable materials (two years) such as eggs, tomatoes, watermelons, are permissible. No aerosol cans may be carried by anyone during the race. No stick bombs, smoke bombs, flames, etc, may be used bye contestants or attached onto chariots. All contestants are reminded to behave in a sportsmanlike or sportswomanlike manner (like NHL Hockey games).

6. Course:
On the main campus between the lines joining the markers (refer to diagram).

7. The Race:
The race shall consist of one complete running of the course in a counterclockwise direction.

8. The Time:
The Race shall commence at approximately 12:45 p.m. The race shall be started by the roar of the MIGHTY SKULE CANNON.

9. Winner:
The first chariot crossing the finish line with at least two wheels attached to the chariot and touching the ground, and still capable of rotation, and a driver still breathing and as human as he or she was at the beginning of the race, will be declare the winner, if it meets the following qualifications. To qualify to win, the chariot must:
* complete the course as laid out by the judges.
* cross the finish line with at least two rotating wheels attached to the chariot and touching the ground with no human contact or help.
* have a charioteer who has been contained in the chariot all the time it has been moving. A chariot without a charioteer must stop until it retrieves its charioteer. It may only retrieve charioteer by going backwards relative to course direction.
* the charioteer who has been contained in the chariot at the sound of the MIGHTY SKULE CANNON and who has been declared by the owners of the chariot as charioteer to the judges before the race, must be the charioteer at all times throughout all of the race, and when crossing the finish line set out by the judges.
* the charioteer may not move more that three feet on the ground or in the air if he or she is not contained in the chariot during the race between start and finish. For the charioteer to move any farther, he or she must be back into (his or her original position at the time of start) the chariot.

10. The Prize:
The winning team shall receive the venerable J.P.Potts Memorial Trophy plus some other unknown prize.

11. Inspection
The chariots shall assemble on front campus at 12:30 sharp for the inspection by the judges. Nothing can be added to or subtracted from the chariot after inspection.

11. Eligibility (''It seems as if the engineering students of old didn't know how to count...'')
Each course may enter one chariot which must be presented to the judges by the Club Chairman. For the purposes of this rule, the First Year Chairman shall be in charge of the First Year Entry. (First Year can enter only one chariot). First Year Engineering Science will be considered to be in First Year rather than Eng. Sci. for the purposes of this section.

(OwO page under construction!!!)

==Past Chariot Race Winners==

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Year
! Winner
|-
| 2019
| Chem
|-
| 2018
| Civ
|-
| 2017
| ECE
|-
| 2016
| MSE
|-
| 2015
| MSE
|-
| 2014
| EngSci
|-
| 2013
| Mech
|-
| 2012
| Civ
|-
| 2011
| ECE
|-
| 2010
| ECE
|-
| 2009
| MSE
|-
| 2008
| Min
|-
| 2007
| Eng Sci
|-
| 2006
| Chem
|-
| 2005
| Mech
|-
| 2004
| Min
|-
| 2003
| Civ
|-
| 2002
| MSE
|-
| 2001
| NΨ
|-
| 2000
| ECE
|-
| 1999
| MSE
|-
| 1998
| ECE
|-
| 1997
| ECE
|-
| 1996
| Civ
|-
| 1995
| Mech
|-
| 1994
| Mech/Chem
|-
| 1993
| EngSci
|-
| 1992
| Chem
|-
| 1991
| Civ
|-
| 1990
| Civ
|-
| 1989
| Civ
|-
| 1988
| Civ
|-
| 1987
| Civ
|-
| 1986
| Indy
|-
| 1985
| Civ
|-
| 1984
| Mech
|-
| 1983
| Geo
|-
| 1982
| Chem
|-
| 1981
| ?
|-
| 1980
| ?
|-
| 1979
| ?
|-
| 1978
| Mech
|-
| 1977
| Geo
|-
| 1976
| ?
|-
| 1975
| ?
|-
| 1974
| First Year Class
|-
| 1973
| ?
|-
| 1972
| ?
|-
| 1971
| ?
|-
| 1970
| ?
|-
| 1969
| ?
|-
| 1968
| ?
|-
| 1967
| ?
|-
| 1966
| ?
|-
| 1965
| ?
|-
| 1964
| Chem
|}

Charity Auctions

2019-11-07T19:13:55Z

Eggwaffle:

Students auction themselves off as dates for particular activities in order to raise money for charities. Dates will often be dinners, Skule Nite, Rock climbing, Gradball, Cannonball, Yuk Yuk's, Second City, and many more!

In 2019, a student auctioned off the right to shave his head for 300 dollars.

Ye Grande Olde Chariot Race

2019-11-07T01:02:38Z

Eggwaffle:

[[File:chariotrace.jpg|300px|thumb|right|Chariot being pushed at a Chariot Race]]
'''Ye Grade Olde Chariot Race''' is the oldest tradition of [[Godiva Week]], dating back over 100 years. This illustrious race pits every [[discipline]] (and the F!rosh) against each other in a full-contact race through the snow (or mud) of Front Campus. The Chariot Race included entries from other Faculties and Colleges decades ago when it was a campus-wide event.

The winner of the Chariot Race is decided by a committee of three judges - a [[Blue & Gold Committee]] Chair, the highest bidder for the Judge position at the [[Charity Stores Auction]] during Godiva Week, and the champion of [[Godiva's Quest]]. The judges have been known to take 'bribes' of BEvERages in the process of choosing a winner.

The winning [[Discipline Club]] receives bragging rights and the J.P. Potts Memorial Trophy for one year.

==History==
Ye Grade Olde Chariot Race, as it is known, traces its roots back over 110 years. In the early days, the [[Engineering Society]] election night was one of the major social events of the year. Rather than simply dropping ballots into a box, the large drafting room in the [[Little Red Skulehouse]] became the scene of all sorts of entertainment and sports. In particular, aspiring 'charioteers' would balance themselves on chamber pots whose handles were threaded with tow-ropes. Teams of their fellow students would pull them around the room to the delight of the crowd.

Over the years, and over two world wars, the EngSoc elections changed in format, and the old style chariot races died out. However, in 1947, they were resurrected in a completely new format. Skule™ announced a massive, campus-wide chariot race around front campus to be used as a publicity stunt for the annual Engineering At-Home (a large dinner dance that was the forerunner of [[Cannonball]]). It was so successful that the race caught on as a major campus rivalry event, drawing entries from almost all the federated colleges and faculties at the University of Toronto.

In 1949, the J.P. Potts Memorial Trophy was created, which greatly increased campus involvement and rivalry. At the 1949 race, Skule™ was declared the winners, but the Meds disputed the result, and stole the Skule™ Cannon. The next year, the Meds also stole the Jerry P. Potts Memorial Trophy before the race.

By 1953, it was recognized that things were getting a bit out of hand, so EngSoc decided to restrict the races to engineering disciplines only. The races have changed very little in form since that time.

==J.P. Potts Memorial Trophy==
The Jerry P. Potts Memorial Trophy is awarded each year to the winning Discipline Club at Ye Grade Olde Chariot Race. The trophy was first awarded in 1949, when in an effort to take things to the next level, an article in The Varsity announced that EngSoc had decided to cancel the race because "they feel there are no worthy competitors". In response, the number of entries skyrocketed, to the point where EngSoc felt that it was appropriate to offer a trophy to the winning team.

The trophy was initially proposed as the "Jerry P. Jolte Memorial Trophy", named after a person whom was thought to be a key figure around Skule™ after the turn of the century. However, no records have ever indicated his existence. There was, however, a prominent figure on the Students' Administrative Council (SAC) that year by the name of Joseph H. Potts. Potts had long been an outspoken critic of the races, complaining that the Engineers always employed corrupt judges. In his honour the J.P. Potts Memorial Trophy was born.

The modern J.P. Potts trophy is shaped like a small chamber pot, likely in honour of the historic pots used in early chariot races. The original J.P. Potts trophy has long since been lost, and its current whereabouts unknown. In 1998, a new trophy was commissioned for the 125th anniversary of the founding of the Faculty by the Blue & Gold Chairs of '98 and '96. Engraved on the trophy are the words: "To the champions of yesterday / though the records are lost / the memories never fade".

The trophy, however, has been damaged repeatedly, and currently only the 'pot' portion of the trophy is presented to the winners each year.

==Rules==
The following is an excerpt from the 7T8/7T9 Frosh handbook.

1. Chariot.
Each chariot will have:
* at least two accessible wheels attached to the chariot with no human contact ever, on the ground throughout the race from start to finish (minimum size of wheels is 6 (six) inches in diameter).
* no sharp protruding points or other objects dangerous to contestants i.e., cutting torches, barbed wire, electric shockers, guns, knives, bombs,etc.
* no maximum weight limit. Minimum weight of chariot 30 (thirty) pounds (without driver)
* human propulsion only (no gas motors, etc.).
At the start of the race, each chariot will be pointed out to its competitors by the judges. [If you wonder why this rule exists or think it's silly, you haven't been in enough chariot races.]

2. Driver.
Driver must be:
* human; or
* a member of Engineering Science with an official student number at the University of Toronto
Driver must be over (eighteen) years of age, or under 17 (seventeen) and accompanied by an adult. Driver must be contained within the chariot throughout the entire race from start to finish. Driver may not propel himself or chariot during entire race from start to finish. Driver must be presented to judges before race by his club chairman or representative.

3. Pushers and Pullers:
Only 8 (eight) allowed. All must be human males and/or human females.

4. Blockers:
Offensive and Defensive - No limit. All must be human males and/or human females.

5. Offence and Defence.
Rule 1 applies to all contestants as well as chariots. It is hoped that contestants will abide by the intent of this rule, which is designed to prevent loss of life, limbs, eyes, masculinity (or femininity), etc.
Corollary: Anyone using axe-handles, knuckle-dusters, bike chains, etc. shall automatically bring the disqualification of his or her chariot. Blockers must not carry dangerous objects such as materials of metal, glass, wood, or plastic. Biodegradable materials (two years) such as eggs, tomatoes, watermelons, are permissible. No aerosol cans may be carried by anyone during the race. No stick bombs, smoke bombs, flames, etc, may be used bye contestants or attached onto chariots. All contestants are reminded to behave in a sportsmanlike or sportswomanlike manner (like NHL Hockey games).

6. Course:
On the main campus between the lines joining the markers (refer to diagram).

7. The Race:
The race shall consist of one complete running of the course in a counterclockwise direction.

8. The Time:
The Race shall commence at approximately 12:45 p.m. The race shall be started by the roar of the MIGHTY SKULE CANNON.

9. Winner:
The first chariot crossing the finish line with at least two wheels attached to the chariot and touching the ground, and still capable of rotation, and a driver still breathing and as human as he or she was at the beginning of the race, will be declare the winner, if it meets the following qualifications. To qualify to win, the chariot must:
* complete the course as laid out by the judges.
* cross the finish line with at least two rotating wheels attached to the chariot and touching the ground with no human contact or help.
* have a charioteer who has been contained in the chariot all the time it has been moving. A chariot without a charioteer must stop until it retrieves its charioteer. It may only retrieve charioteer by going backwards relative to course direction.
* the charioteer who has been contained in the chariot at the sound of the MIGHTY SKULE CANNON and who has been declared by the owners of the chariot as charioteer to the judges before the race, must be the charioteer at all times throughout all of the race, and when crossing the finish line set out by the judges.
* the charioteer may not move more that three feet on the ground or in the air if he or she is not contained in the chariot during the race between start and finish. For the charioteer to move any farther, he or she must be back into (his or her original position at the time of start) the chariot.

10. The Prize:
The winning team shall receive the venerable J.P.Potts Memorial Trophy plus some other unknown prize.

11. Inspection
The chariots shall assemble on front campus at 12:30 sharp for the inspection by the judges. Nothing can be added to or subtracted from the chariot after inspection.

11. Eligibility (''It seems as if the engineering students of old didn't know how to count...'')
Each course may enter one chariot which must be presented to the judges by the Club Chairman. For the purposes of this rule, the First Year Chairman shall be in charge of the First Year Entry. (First Year can enter only one chariot). First Year Engineering Science will be considered to be in First Year rather than Eng. Sci. for the purposes of this section.

(OwO page under construction!!!)

==Past Chariot Race Winners==

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Year
! Winner
|-
| 2019
| Chem
|-
| 2018
| Civ
|-
| 2017
| ECE
|-
| 2016
| MSE
|-
| 2015
| MSE
|-
| 2014
| EngSci
|-
| 2013
| Mech
|-
| 2012
| Civ
|-
| 2011
| ECE
|-
| 2010
| ECE
|-
| 2009
| MSE
|-
| 2008
| Min
|-
| 2007
| Eng Sci
|-
| 2006
| Chem
|-
| 2005
| Mech
|-
| 2004
| Min
|-
| 2003
| Civ
|-
| 2002
| MSE
|-
| 2001
| NΨ
|-
| 2000
| ECE
|-
| 1999
| MSE
|-
| 1998
| ECE
|-
| 1997
| ECE
|-
| 1996
| Civ
|-
| 1995
| Mech
|-
| 1994
| Mech/Chem
|-
| 1993
| EngSci
|-
| 1992
| Chem
|-
| 1991
| Civ
|-
| 1990
| Civ
|-
| 1989
| Civ
|-
| 1988
| Civ
|-
| 1987
| Civ
|-
| 1986
| Indy
|-
| 1985
| Civ
|-
| 1984
| Mech
|-
| 1983
| Geo
|-
| 1982
| Chem
|-
| 1981
| ?
|-
| 1980
| ?
|-
| 1979
| ?
|-
| 1978
| Mech
|-
| 1977
| Geo
|-
| 1976
| ?
|-
| 1975
| ?
|-
| 1974
| First Year Class
|-
| 1973
| ?
|-
| 1972
| ?
|-
| 1971
| ?
|-
| 1970
| ?
|-
| 1969
| ?
|-
| 1968
| ?
|-
| 1967
| ?
|-
| 1966
| ?
|-
| 1965
| ?
|-
| 1964
| Chem
|}

Chemical Engineering Club

2019-11-06T23:45:29Z

Eggwaffle:

[[Image:Chem Club Logo copy.jpg|thumb|left|150px|The Chem Club logo]]

[[Image:2011 Dinner Dance1.jpg|thumb|200px|2011 Dinner Dance]]

'''Chem Club''' is officially known as the '''Undergraduate Chemical Engineering Council'''. As the student council for all Chemical Engineering students, Chem Club bridges the gap between the student body, the chemical engineering faculty, and the rest of the Skule community. Chem Club also ensures that each Chem Eng student’s academic, professional, social experience is the highest quality it can be. Chem Club hosts many social events throughout the year including an Annual Dinner Dance, 2 Book Smokers, a talent show to raise money for charity, video game tournament, movie nights, pub nights, the iron ring party, the infamous Wallburger BBQs, ski trips, and many more fun events. Chem Club is also responsible for the chemical engineering undergraduate common room located at WB238. Chem Eng students are free to come by and play foosball, video games, or grab a snack or drink from one of the vending machines! Chem club is reachable by email at chemclub@skule.ca.

[[Image:2011 Talent Show1.jpg|thumb|150px|2011 Talent Show]]

==History==
The Undergraduate was founded in 1958 and has been providing a wide array of high quality programs and initiatives to Engineering students at the University of Toronto (U of T) ever since. Each of these initiatives is aimed at fostering interpersonal skills and core career competencies in both professional and social settings.

==Executive Team==
The Chem Club Executive Team consists of:
{| class="wikitable"
| Chair || Responsible for overseeing chem club meetings and the executioner team
|-
| Vice-Chair || Responsible for overseeing chem club meetings and the executive team
|-
| Treasurer ||
|-
| Secretary ||
|-
| Social Director || Plans Social events such as the annual Talent Show, Dinner Dance, and other impromptu events.
|-
| Webmaster || Keeps the Chem Club Website up to date.
|-
| Advertising Director || The advertising director runs the social media platforms of Chem Club, including the Instagram and the Facebook Page.
|-
| Physical Wellness Director || Previously overseen by an Athletics Director, the responsibilities of this director were split between Physical and Mental Wellness directors to better meet the needs of the student body. The physical wellness director is in charge of running sporting events for chem students, as well as providing awareness of physical health challenges.
|-
| Mental Wellness Director || Previously overseen by an Athletics Director, the responsibilities of this director were split between Physical and Mental Wellness directors to better meet the needs of the student body. The mental wellness director is in charge of running sporting events for chem students, as well as providing awareness of mental health challenges.
|-
| Gratitude Director || Usually a fourth year student, the Gratitude director runs tournaments with paid entry to raise money for the club, as well as plans the iron ring party for outgoing students.
|-
| Common Room Manager || Responsible for keeping the common room in working order, as well as refilling the vending machines when empty.
|-
| Year Representatives || Responsible for distributing information to their class and communicating with the faculty, as well as bringing concerns of the general student body straight to Chem Club meetings
|-
| Academic Director || Responsible for organizing the Town Hall feedback sessions every semester and to communicate with the faculty closely on academic issues.
|}

==Contact==

Common Room: Wallberg Building Room 238<br />
Email Address: chemclub@skule.ca<br />
Website: [http://www.chem.skule.ca chem.skule.ca]

[[Image:Chem Common Room.jpg|300px|Chem Common Room, Wallberg Building Room 238]]

[[Category:Discipline Clubs]]

Chemical Engineering Club

2019-11-06T23:44:27Z

Eggwaffle:

[[Image:Chem Club Logo copy.jpg|thumb|left|150px|The Chem Club logo]]

[[Image:2011 Dinner Dance1.jpg|thumb|200px|2011 Dinner Dance]]

'''Chem Club''' is officially known as the '''Undergraduate Chemical Engineering Council'''. As the student council for all Chemical Engineering students, Chem Club bridges the gap between the student body, the chemical engineering faculty, and the rest of the Skule community. Chem Club also ensures that each Chem Eng student’s academic, professional, social experience is the highest quality it can be. Chem Club hosts many social events throughout the year including an Annual Dinner Dance, 2 Book Smokers, a talent show to raise money for charity, video game tournament, movie nights, pub nights, the iron ring party, the infamous Wallburger BBQs, ski trips, and many more fun events. Chem Club is also responsible for the chemical engineering undergraduate common room located at WB238. Chem Eng students are free to come by and play foosball, video games, or grab a snack or drink from one of the vending machines! Chem club is reachable by email at chemclub@skule.ca.

[[Image:2011 Talent Show1.jpg|thumb|150px|2011 Talent Show]]

==History==
The Undergraduate was founded in 1958 and has been providing a wide array of high quality programs and initiatives to Engineering students at the University of Toronto (U of T) ever since. Each of these initiatives is aimed at fostering interpersonal skills and core career competencies in both professional and social settings.

==Executive Team==
The Chem Club Executive Team consists of:
{|
| Chair || Responsible for overseeing chem club meetings and the executioner team
|-
| Vice-Chair || Responsible for overseeing chem club meetings and the executive team
|-
| Treasurer ||
|-
| Secretary ||
|-
| Social Director || Plans Social events such as the annual Talent Show, Dinner Dance, and other impromptu events.
|-
| Webmaster || Keeps the Chem Club Website up to date.
|-
| Advertising Director || The advertising director runs the social media platforms of Chem Club, including the Instagram and the Facebook Page.
|-
| Physical Wellness Director || Previously overseen by an Athletics Director, the responsibilities of this director were split between Physical and Mental Wellness directors to better meet the needs of the student body. The physical wellness director is in charge of running sporting events for chem students, as well as providing awareness of physical health challenges.
|-
| Mental Wellness Director || Previously overseen by an Athletics Director, the responsibilities of this director were split between Physical and Mental Wellness directors to better meet the needs of the student body. The mental wellness director is in charge of running sporting events for chem students, as well as providing awareness of mental health challenges.
|-
| Gratitude Director || Usually a fourth year student, the Gratitude director runs tournaments with paid entry to raise money for the club, as well as plans the iron ring party for outgoing students.
|-
| Common Room Manager || Responsible for keeping the common room in working order, as well as refilling the vending machines when empty.
|-
| Year Representatives || Responsible for distributing information to their class and communicating with the faculty, as well as bringing concerns of the general student body straight to Chem Club meetings
|-
| Academic Director || Responsible for organizing the Town Hall feedback sessions every semester and to communicate with the faculty closely on academic issues.
|}

==Contact==

Common Room: Wallberg Building Room 238<br />
Email Address: chemclub@skule.ca<br />
Website: [http://www.chem.skule.ca chem.skule.ca]

[[Image:Chem Common Room.jpg|300px|Chem Common Room, Wallberg Building Room 238]]

[[Category:Discipline Clubs]]

Blue & Gold Committee

2019-10-05T01:50:46Z

Eggwaffle:

The Blue & Gold Committee is the Skule™ spirit committee in charge of many Skule™ activities and events, including [[Godiva Week]], bus trips, movie nights, and [[Homecoming]].

Typically, the Blue & Gold Committee runs one movie night on the first night of F!rosh Week, to welcome incoming first year students to Skule™. As well, the Blue & Gold Committee usually runs a few other movie nights throughout the course of the Skule™ year, including one during Godiva Week.

The Blue & Gold Committee plans the construction of the Skule™ entry in the Homecoming float competition, judged by the ex-Blue & Gold Committee chairs. Past entries have included a streetcar, a Viking ship, and a boombox.

As well, they organize Godiva Week, including events such as [[Ye Grande Olde Chariot Race]], the [[Mr. Blue & Gold]] and [[Godiva's Crown]] competitions, the Village Pub Crawl, and various charity events.

In recent years, the Blue & Gold Committee has also organized a Tools 101 event for F!rosh, to teach them how to safely use basic power tools.

== Past Blue & Gold Committee Chairs ==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
!Year
!colspan="2"|Chair(s)
!Homecoming/Orientation Float
!Pride Parade Float
|-
|2019 - 2020
|Ben Morehead & Michelle Watt
|ECE 2T1 & Mech 2T1 T1
|
|Stonewall Thank You
|-
|2018 - 2019
|Carlos Antonio Fiel & MacKenzie Campbell
|Chem 1T8+1+PEY & EngSci 2T0
|
|Shooting Stars
|-
|2017-2018
|Marie Floryan & Cameron Alizadeh
|Mech 1T9 & EngSci 1T9
|
|
|-
|2016-2017
|Ozan Coşkun & Josh Calafato
|Mech 1T7 & EngSci 1T7+PEY
|
|Chair Arch
|-
|2015-2016
|Trevor Gauthier & Liz White
|Mech 1T7+PEY & Chem 1T7+PEY
|Hogwarts Express
|Wheel of Skule
|-
|2014-2015
|Alejandro Mejia & Aidan Solala
|MSE 1T4+PEY & Mech 1T6+PEY
|New TTC Streetcar
|Moon Lander
|-
|2013-2014
|Gregory Cummings & Ryan Mintz
|Elec 1T4+PEY & Elec 1T4
|Frosh Group Mosaic
|Lady Rainicorn
|-
|2012-2013
|Gabriel Stavros & Tejas Manjunath
|MSE 1T3+PEY & Mech 1T4+PEY
|Dye Station Mosaic/Skule Bus
|Nyan Cat
|-
|2011-2012
|Luis Ramirez & Sandra Sousa
|Comp 1T2+PEY & Elec 1T3
|Princess Peach's Castle/The Danger Float
|Godiva's Horse
|-
|2010-2011
|Addie Denison & Peter Raimondo
|Mech 1T2+PEY & Civ 1T1+PEY
|TTC Streetcar
!rowspan="37"|
|-
|2009-2010
|Kathy Grycko & Kevin P. Siu
|Civ 1T0 & NΨ 1T0+PEY
|Viking Ship/Little Red Skule House
|-
|2008-2009
|Ellen Chan & Rossana Rodriguez
|MSE 0T8+PEY & Indy 1T0+1
|Boombox
|-
|2007-2008
|Stefano Gelmi
|Indy 0T9
|Train
|-
|2006-2007
|John McLeod & Henry Cheung
|NΨ 0T6+PEY & NΨ 0T7+PEY
|Space Shuttle
|-
|2005-2006
|Chris Anderson
|?
|Double-Decker Bus
|-
|2004-2005
|Leona Smith
|?
|Castle
|-
|2003-2004
|Jon Hollands
|Mech 0T5
|Pirate Ship
|-
|2002-2003
|Duncan Rowe
|Civ 0T4
|Red Skule House
|-
|2001-2002
|Angelo Gentile
|?
|?
|-
|2000-2001
|Matthew Staikos
|?
|?
|-
|1999-2000
|Ken McNeil & Struan Vaz
|?
|Dell Computer
|-
|1998-1999
|Sean Voskamp
|Mech 0T0
|Canon
|-
|1997-1998
|Ryan Morris
|?
|?
|-
|1996-1997
|Steven Dennis
|?
|?
|-
|1995-1996
|Drago Banovic
|Indy 9T8+
|?
|-
|1994-1995
|Ken Gower
|?
|?
|-
|1993-1994
|Rowan Wilson
|?
|?
|-
|1992-1993
|Brian Scholz
|?
|?
|-
|1991-1992
|Christopher Hiscock
|?
|?
|-
|1990-1991
|George Mallinos
|?
|?
|-
|1989-1990
|Sandro Perruzza
|?
|?
|-
|1988-1989
|Rino Zan
|?
|?
|-
|1987-1988
|Allan Bray
|?
|?
|-
|1986-1987
|Steve Kotsopoulos
|?
|?
|-
|1985-1986
|Wayne McPhee
|?
|?
|-
|1984-1985
|Franco Minatel
|Mech 8T6
|Hard Hat with beer bottle?
|-
|1983-1984
|Bill Hollings
|?
|?
|-
|1982-1983
|Alan Kasperski
|?
|?
|-
|1981-1982
|Peter Weick
|?
|?
|-
|1980-1981
|Ofer Pittel
|Mech
|?
|-
|1979-1980
|George Klekner-Alt
|?
|?
|-
|1978-1979
|Bob Beaumont
|?
|?
|-
|1977-1978
|Rob Yates
|?
|?
|-
|1976-1977
|Jim Burpee
|?
|?
|-
|1975-1976
|R. Gilmour
|?
|?
|-
|1974-1975
|Paul Baker
|?
|?
|}

==External links==
*[http://blueandgold.skule.ca The Blue and Gold Committee]
*[http://www.skule.ca University of Toronto Engineering Society]

Bed Races

2019-09-21T22:21:32Z

Eggwaffle:

This event during F!rosh week is where the Engineering and Arts and Science students build a "bed" (on wheels) and race it down King's College Road. F!rosh from all over the University gather round to watch this intense race, while getting the chance to scare off the competition with their spirited chanting. Since 2002 up to 2012, New College, Engineering and SMC have been the only participants, with the other colleges being too scared to build a bed. Innis joined the races in 2013 but did not participate in 2014. In 2015, Trinity, Innis, and Woodsworth finally built beds, although none could defeat SMC.

==Bed Races Champions==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
!Year
!Team
|-
|2019
|St. Michael's College
|-
|2018
|St. Michael's College
|-
|2017
|Races cancelled due to inclement weather
|-
|2016
|St. Michael's College
|-
|2015
|St. Michael's College
|-
|2014
|St. Michael's College
|-
|2013
|New College
|-
|2012
|St. Michael's College
|-
|2011
|???
|-
|2010
|St. Michael's College
|-
|2009
|Engineering
|-
|2008
|St. Michael's College
|-
|2007
|St. Michael's College
|-
|2006
|St. Michael's College
|-
|2005
|St. Michael's College
|-
|2004
|St. Michael's College
|-
|2003
|St. Michael's College
|-
|2002
|St. Michael's College
|}

2017-2018

2019-09-21T22:19:19Z

Eggwaffle:

=Major Milestones for EngSoc in 2017-2018=
===Skule Calendar===
[[File:Screen Shot 2018-03-20 at 3.51.31 PM.png|thumb|right|Skule Calendar of November 2017]]
Over the years, it has generally become difficult to find out what clubs or groups are holding events, leading to a lot of spam over email and Facebook. This year EngSoc was able to develop an online platform, called the Skule Calendar, where students can find out what they’re interested in. Additionally, you can filter clubs/categories on or off to more easily identify some events that appeal to you, as well as being able to sync events calendars directly to your Google account. This will be an ongoing project, requiring regular updating, but will optimistically revolutionize the way that students learn about events and student groups, while also having a much farther reach than Facebook events.

===Overhaul of Vote.skule.ca===
Up until this year, EngSoc’s voting platform, vote.skule.ca, was controlled and monitored by an Alumni Member who developed it during his time here (nearly 10 years ago). After facing several catastrophic issues during the March elections of 2017 (namely some elections being deleted for voters), EngSoc decided it was time to be in control of its voting system. After acquiring the code base and understanding its fundamentals, a complete overhaul was in order for a more modern system, particularly one that allowed mobile voting. The September elections of 2017 saw nearly 1200 voters, approximately twice the amount of regular turnout, showing a substantial improvement.

===Reconstruction of Election Processes===
Similarly, with vote.skule.ca, the March elections of 2017 made many individuals realize the pitfalls and inconsistencies with the elections processes of the Engineering Society. There were several different documents providing conflicting election information, a lack of cohesiveness of where to find this information, and ultimately many rules (and even positions) missing from our governing documents. This led to a complete redesign of how EngSoc ran elections by centralizing information, removing the idea of rewriting election rules each year (they change little, if at all), and making clarity the top priority for both candidates and the general population.

===Skule Newsletter, aka “This Month at Skule”===
To reduce email clutter, the old Skule Digest system, which sent out weekly mass emails from automatically gathered posts from clubs and other groups, was done away with. It was replaced with a monthly newsletter with club and EngSoc content curated by the VP Communications. The newsletter also received a significant design overhaul from the old Digest mass emails.

===Skule Digest===
Skule Digest was revived to become a public online announcement board with a post-like system not unlike modern social media sites. Instead of VP Communications approving each post, each account only needs to be approved once, and can subsequently post as they wish. The most recent posts are also automatically displayed on the EngSoc Website. The platform is targeted towards clubs who might have public announcements to between Newsletter cycles each month or have updates for more targeted student audiences. The site and underlying systems were written from scratch over the summer of 2017 for a launch in August 2017.

===Centre for Engineering Innovation and Entrepreneurship (CEIE)===
With the new building set to open in April 2018, EngSoc had quite a bit of work to do involving the space it received in the CEIE, called the “Arena”. There is room for several clubs to utilize office spaces, design teams to move into garages, and music clubs to rehearse in the music room. Allocating space based on usage capability and club reputations was a challenge in and of itself; however, this project opened up the opportunity for a holistic look at all of EngSoc’s clubs and design teams. Consequently, many different needs were balanced where each group either received more or better space or was unaffected, leading to a “migration” of space swapping for many teams. Furthermore, EngSoc was able to acquire another room for the Blue & Gold Committee which is a vibrant part of the SkuleTM community. Lastly, there will be several vending machines in the CEIE controlled by EngSoc and/or affiliated groups, which had to be planned out as well; everything from ordering the machine to deciding what products to sell.

===Re-Examination of the Joint Council Meeting ===
Traditionally, each year Project Directors have been elected at a meeting of Council, specifically the Joint Council Meeting. After years of criticism regarding its structure, lengthy process, and considerable time wasted in debate, the 2016-2017 and 2017-2018 years saw the creation of a committee to investigate a potentially better alternative. After several consultations and considerations, it was decided that a large body, such a Council, is not effective for making decisions, so instead more power should be put in the hands of the hiring committee. Ultimately this process saw the removal of the Joint Council Meeting, replaced with a hiring committee that has m,ore power and their recommendations ratified at the April Board of Directors meeting. Ideally this will help streamline the process, saving hours of unnecessary discussion and debate.

===Ex-Officio Redefinition===
The classification of “Ex-Officio Directors” in EngSoc’s Bylaws was a hugely vague area created for several different groups/individuals that did not properly fit into another classification. The problem with this section was that each entity (e.g. Discipline Clubs, Chief Attiliator, Blue & Gold Committee) were defined in the same way but had vastly different working relationships with EngSoc and their “overseeing” Officers. As such, it only made sense to splice off various “buckets” to properly represent these organizations and representatives, which introduced a new class of “Associated Entities” with several components within it. More details can be found in Bylaw 2 of EngSoc’s governing documents.

===Skule Website Revamp===
The Skule Website layout and design was updated from a previous version build by the 2016-17 Webmaster. The skule.ca front page was updated with recent Skule Digest posts, a more prominent frequent links section, as well as blurbs explaining each category of pages on the site. The “Get Involved” section also became the home of Skule Calendar. In addition, the content was updated and reorganized with the help of the President to increase usability and readability, and further pages were added, such as a UTSU page and dedicated Project Directorship and Associated Entities pages. The Webmaster has also installed Google Analytics to the website and others, such as Courses, and Digest to track usage of our online services.

===Godiva’s Hymn Verse Competition===
The 2017-2018 year saw the 2nd-ever Godiva’s Hymn Verse Competition (the first was in the 2015-2016 year). Students were able to submit verses that they wanted to see added to our beloved Godiva’s Hymn, with a theme of “SkuleTM Life”. The submissions were narrowed down to a set of 10 finalists, which were then voted on during the Godiva Week and the winners announced at Cannonball. The competition saw excellent student engagement and is hopefully something that will continue every several years.

===Reconsidering Levies===
Up until the 2017 year, EngSoc ran 2 levies: the Temporary Special Levy and the SkuleTM Endowment Fund Levy. Both contributed to student resources and lab equipment, the former largely pertaining to projects submitted by the Faculty and the latter for student life. As per a decision made by the University Affairs Board (UAB), ancillary fees (i.e. those fees collected from these levies) cannot be used for curricular purposes. Further, due to an unfortunate lack of communication before these levies had to be re-run, their wording was invalid as per the regulations by the UAB, rendering them inactive for the 2017-2018 year. After further considerations and consultations, EngSoc decided to discontinue the Temporary Special Levy, as its primary usage seemed to be for curricular purposes, and only maintain/re-run the SkuleTM Endowment Fund Levy moving forward.

===Officer Video===
The 1T7-1T8 Officer Team put together a short, funny video providing summaries of each of their roles. Check it out on [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=__aAI1x1ecA Skuletube].

{{Engineering Society by 2015


|president = Jonathan Swyers
|vp_finance = Aron Sankar
|vp_communications = Harry Jiang
|vp_academic = Sofia Tijanic
|vp_student_life = Mahsa Naserifar


|alumni_outreach = Vacant
|archivist = Muskan Sethi
|cannon_editor = Dale Gottlieb
|cannonball = Katherine Rich
|community_outreach = Andrea Gonzalez
|compsys_admin = Kevin Hua
|cro = Aleksei Ji Lung Wan
|stores_mang1 = Annie Yu
|stores_mang2 = Jonathan Norman
|f!rosh_handbook = Mackenzie (Catherine) Campbell
|gradball = Vacant
|caf_mang1 = Marawan Zaki
|caf_mang2 = Hui Di (Wendy) Wang
|hi-skule = Brandon Lista
|ombudsman = Carlos Fiel
|orientation = Carol Yeung
|pro_outreach = Shunshi (Matthew) Zhang
|skulebook = Kyle Tang
|skule_kup = Chole Oriotis
|sponsorship = Shengyu (Brad) Sun
|suds_mang1 = Devlen Malone
|suds_mang2 = Saarthak Saxena
|toike_editor = Jennifer Dixon
|utek = Henry Xu
|webmaster = Seif Sarafim


|speaker = Andrew Kidd
|bod_chem = Muskan Sethi
|bod_civ = Mackenzie De Carle
|bod_comp = Alexander Caton
|bod_elec = Ankita Khanda
|bod_engsci = Graeme Edwards
|bod_indy = Carol Yeung
|bod_mse = Ziqi Ding
|bod_mech = Eden Gough
|bod_min = Vacant
|bod_al1 = Medhaj Athilkar
|bod_al2 = Dareen Kutob
|bod_al3 = Danja Papajani
|bod_al4 = Twesh Upadhyaya
|bod_f!1 = Lisa Zaher
|bod_f!2 = Arnab Rahman
|bod_f!3 = Jackie (Yuhui) Cheng
|bod_utsu = Shivani Nathoo

|chem_club = Stephanie Tzanis
|civ_club = Nataliya Pekar
|comp_club = Melissa Campoli
|elec_club = Fay Huang
|engsci_club = Rossdan Craig
|indy_club = Kanishk Chadha
|min_club = Stephen Manion
|mech_club = Milan Yang
|mse_club = Marko Lopac

|1 = 2T1
|2 = 2T0
|3 = 1T9
|4 = 1T8/1T7+PEY

|chem1 = Saif Rjaibi
|chem2 = Madison Taylor Desembrana
|chem3 = Leigh Mcneil-Taboika
|chem4 = Bernadette Rose Skerl
|civ1 = Amy Liu
|civ2 = Christian Elena Pavlidis
|civ3 = Andrew Lau
|civ4 = Kayla Steadman
|comp1 = Dhruv Warrier
|comp2 = Chris Dryden/Jane Illarionova
|comp3 = Tim Fei
|comp4 = Tania Albarghouthi
|elec1 = Joshua Pius
|elec2 = Linda Wu
|elec3 = Mohaimen Khan
|elec4 = Mitchell Au
|engsci1 = Dingyuhan (Helen) Wang
|engsci2 = Andrew Ming Wang
|engsci3 = Rebekah (Mi Sol) Kim
|engsci4 = Aidan Malone
|indy1 = Toufic Constantin/Tanishq Singh
|indy2 = Nojhat Hrishti
|indy3 = Claire Goldsmith
|indy4 = Krysten Szatan
|mech1 = Chetanya Choudhary
|mech2 = Max Glidden
|mech3 = Marie Floryan
|mech4 = Sourabh Das
|min1 = Vacant
|min2 = Demi De Silva
|min3 = Matthew Goldbaum
|min4 = Vacant
|mse1 = Min Tsung (Mark) Liao
|mse2 = Calvin Yu Huynh
|mse3 = Brittny Eileen Carter
|mse4 = Alan Stagg
|t1 = John Peri

|firstyearchair = Gabriel Sher

|fourthyearchair = Aron Sankar

|lgmb_bl = Stephen Gidge
|lgmb_dm = Simon Andre
|cannon_ca = Sofia Tijanic
|bg_chair = Cameron Alizadeh/Marie Floryan
|skulenite_director = Emma Sexton
|skulenite_producer = Linda Leung
|eaa = Brittany Green

|godivas_quest = TBD
|mr_bg = Jake Sinopoli
|godivas_crown = Chloe Oriotis
|ultimate_frosh = Mark McCutcheon
|chariot_race = Civil

|utsu1 = Chris Dryden
|utsu2 = Danja Papajani*/ Aron Sankar
|utsu3 = Andrew Sweeny*/ Jeff Dryden

Danja Papajani and Andrew Sweeny were replaced by Aron Sankar & Jeff Dryden
"*" resigned

}}

=Conferences Hosted=

[[Category:Years]]

2017-2018

2019-09-21T22:18:38Z

Eggwaffle:

=Major Milestones for EngSoc in 2017-2018=
===Skule Calendar===
[[File:Screen Shot 2018-03-20 at 3.51.31 PM.png|thumb|right|Skule Calendar of November 2017]]
Over the years, it has generally become difficult to find out what clubs or groups are holding events, leading to a lot of spam over email and Facebook. This year EngSoc was able to develop an online platform, called the Skule Calendar, where students can find out what they’re interested in. Additionally, you can filter clubs/categories on or off to more easily identify some events that appeal to you, as well as being able to sync events calendars directly to your Google account. This will be an ongoing project, requiring regular updating, but will optimistically revolutionize the way that students learn about events and student groups, while also having a much farther reach than Facebook events.

===Overhaul of Vote.skule.ca===
Up until this year, EngSoc’s voting platform, vote.skule.ca, was controlled and monitored by an Alumni Member who developed it during his time here (nearly 10 years ago). After facing several catastrophic issues during the March elections of 2017 (namely some elections being deleted for voters), EngSoc decided it was time to be in control of its voting system. After acquiring the code base and understanding its fundamentals, a complete overhaul was in order for a more modern system, particularly one that allowed mobile voting. The September elections of 2017 saw nearly 1200 voters, approximately twice the amount of regular turnout, showing a substantial improvement.

===Reconstruction of Election Processes===
Similarly, with vote.skule.ca, the March elections of 2017 made many individuals realize the pitfalls and inconsistencies with the elections processes of the Engineering Society. There were several different documents providing conflicting election information, a lack of cohesiveness of where to find this information, and ultimately many rules (and even positions) missing from our governing documents. This led to a complete redesign of how EngSoc ran elections by centralizing information, removing the idea of rewriting election rules each year (they change little, if at all), and making clarity the top priority for both candidates and the general population.

===Skule Newsletter, aka “This Month at Skule”===
To reduce email clutter, the old Skule Digest system, which sent out weekly mass emails from automatically gathered posts from clubs and other groups, was done away with. It was replaced with a monthly newsletter with club and EngSoc content curated by the VP Communications. The newsletter also received a significant design overhaul from the old Digest mass emails.

===Skule Digest===
Skule Digest was revived to become a public online announcement board with a post-like system not unlike modern social media sites. Instead of VP Communications approving each post, each account only needs to be approved once, and can subsequently post as they wish. The most recent posts are also automatically displayed on the EngSoc Website. The platform is targeted towards clubs who might have public announcements to between Newsletter cycles each month or have updates for more targeted student audiences. The site and underlying systems were written from scratch over the summer of 2017 for a launch in August 2017.

===Centre for Engineering Innovation and Entrepreneurship (CEIE)===
With the new building set to open in April 2018, EngSoc had quite a bit of work to do involving the space it received in the CEIE, called the “Arena”. There is room for several clubs to utilize office spaces, design teams to move into garages, and music clubs to rehearse in the music room. Allocating space based on usage capability and club reputations was a challenge in and of itself; however, this project opened up the opportunity for a holistic look at all of EngSoc’s clubs and design teams. Consequently, many different needs were balanced where each group either received more or better space or was unaffected, leading to a “migration” of space swapping for many teams. Furthermore, EngSoc was able to acquire another room for the Blue & Gold Committee which is a vibrant part of the SkuleTM community. Lastly, there will be several vending machines in the CEIE controlled by EngSoc and/or affiliated groups, which had to be planned out as well; everything from ordering the machine to deciding what products to sell.

===Re-Examination of the Joint Council Meeting ===
Traditionally, each year Project Directors have been elected at a meeting of Council, specifically the Joint Council Meeting. After years of criticism regarding its structure, lengthy process, and considerable time wasted in debate, the 2016-2017 and 2017-2018 years saw the creation of a committee to investigate a potentially better alternative. After several consultations and considerations, it was decided that a large body, such a Council, is not effective for making decisions, so instead more power should be put in the hands of the hiring committee. Ultimately this process saw the removal of the Joint Council Meeting, replaced with a hiring committee that has m,ore power and their recommendations ratified at the April Board of Directors meeting. Ideally this will help streamline the process, saving hours of unnecessary discussion and debate.

===Ex-Officio Redefinition===
The classification of “Ex-Officio Directors” in EngSoc’s Bylaws was a hugely vague area created for several different groups/individuals that did not properly fit into another classification. The problem with this section was that each entity (e.g. Discipline Clubs, Chief Attiliator, Blue & Gold Committee) were defined in the same way but had vastly different working relationships with EngSoc and their “overseeing” Officers. As such, it only made sense to splice off various “buckets” to properly represent these organizations and representatives, which introduced a new class of “Associated Entities” with several components within it. More details can be found in Bylaw 2 of EngSoc’s governing documents.

===Skule Website Revamp===
The Skule Website layout and design was updated from a previous version build by the 2016-17 Webmaster. The skule.ca front page was updated with recent Skule Digest posts, a more prominent frequent links section, as well as blurbs explaining each category of pages on the site. The “Get Involved” section also became the home of Skule Calendar. In addition, the content was updated and reorganized with the help of the President to increase usability and readability, and further pages were added, such as a UTSU page and dedicated Project Directorship and Associated Entities pages. The Webmaster has also installed Google Analytics to the website and others, such as Courses, and Digest to track usage of our online services.

===Godiva’s Hymn Verse Competition===
The 2017-2018 year saw the 2nd-ever Godiva’s Hymn Verse Competition (the first was in the 2015-2016 year). Students were able to submit verses that they wanted to see added to our beloved Godiva’s Hymn, with a theme of “SkuleTM Life”. The submissions were narrowed down to a set of 10 finalists, which were then voted on during the Godiva Week and the winners announced at Cannonball. The competition saw excellent student engagement and is hopefully something that will continue every several years.

===Reconsidering Levies===
Up until the 2017 year, EngSoc ran 2 levies: the Temporary Special Levy and the SkuleTM Endowment Fund Levy. Both contributed to student resources and lab equipment, the former largely pertaining to projects submitted by the Faculty and the latter for student life. As per a decision made by the University Affairs Board (UAB), ancillary fees (i.e. those fees collected from these levies) cannot be used for curricular purposes. Further, due to an unfortunate lack of communication before these levies had to be re-run, their wording was invalid as per the regulations by the UAB, rendering them inactive for the 2017-2018 year. After further considerations and consultations, EngSoc decided to discontinue the Temporary Special Levy, as its primary usage seemed to be for curricular purposes, and only maintain/re-run the SkuleTM Endowment Fund Levy moving forward.

===Officer Video===
The 1T7-1T8 Officer Team put together a short, funny video providing summaries of each of their roles. Check it out on [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=__aAI1x1ecA Skuletube].

{{Engineering Society by 2015


|president = Jonathan Swyers
|vp_finance = Aron Sankar
|vp_communications = Harry Jiang
|vp_academic = Sofia Tijanic
|vp_student_life = Mahsa Naserifar


|alumni_outreach = Vacant
|archivist = Muskan Sethi
|cannon_editor = Dale Gottlieb
|cannonball = Katherine Rich
|community_outreach = Andrea Gonzalez
|compsys_admin = Kevin Hua
|cro = Aleksei Ji Lung Wan
|stores_mang1 = Annie Yu
|stores_mang2 = Jonathan Norman
|f!rosh_handbook = Mackenzie (Catherine) Campbell
|gradball = Vacant
|caf_mang1 = Marawan Zaki
|caf_mang2 = Hui Di (Wendy) Wang
|hi-skule = Brandon Lista
|ombudsman = Carlos Fiel
|orientation = Carol Yeung
|pro_outreach = Shunshi (Matthew) Zhang
|skulebook = Kyle Tang
|skule_kup = Chole Oriotis
|sponsorship = Shengyu (Brad) Sun
|suds_mang1 = Devlen Malone
|suds_mang2 = Saarthak Saxena
|toike_editor = Jennifer Dixon
|utek = Henry Xu
|webmaster = Seif Sarafim


|speaker = Andrew Kidd
|bod_chem = Muskan Sethi
|bod_civ = Mackenzie De Carle
|bod_comp = Alexander Caton
|bod_elec = Ankita Khanda
|bod_engsci = Graeme Edwards
|bod_indy = Carol Yeung
|bod_mse = Ziqi Ding
|bod_mech = Eden Gough
|bod_min = Vacant
|bod_al1 = Medhaj Athilkar
|bod_al2 = Dareen Kutob
|bod_al3 = Danja Papajani
|bod_al4 = Twesh Upadhyaya
|bod_f!1 = Lisa Zaher
|bod_f!2 = Arnab Rahman
|bod_f!3 = Jackie (Yuhui) Cheng
|bod_utsu = Shivani Nathoo

|chem_club = Stephanie Tzanis
|civ_club = Nataliya Pekar
|comp_club = Melissa Campoli
|elec_club = Fay Huang
|engsci_club = Rossdan Craig
|indy_club = Kanishk Chadha
|min_club = Stephen Manion
|mech_club = Milan Yang
|mse_club = Marko Lopac

|1 = 2T1
|2 = 2T0
|3 = 1T9
|4 = 1T8/1T7+PEY

|chem1 = Saif Rjaibi
|chem2 = Madison Taylor Desembrana
|chem3 = Leigh Mcneil-Taboika
|chem4 = Bernadette Rose Skerl
|civ1 = Amy Liu
|civ2 = Christian Elena Pavlidis
|civ3 = Andrew Lau
|civ4 = Kayla Steadman
|comp1 = Dhruv Warrier
|comp2 = Chris Dryden/Jane Illarionova
|comp3 = Tim Fei
|comp4 = Tania Albarghouthi
|elec1 = Joshua Pius
|elec2 = Linda Wu
|elec3 = Mohaimen Khan
|elec4 = Mitchell Au
|engsci1 = Dingyuhan (Helen) Wang
|engsci2 = Andrew Ming Wang
|engsci3 = Rebekah (Mi Sol) Kim
|engsci4 = Aidan Malone
|indy1 = Toufic Constantin/Tanishq Singh
|indy2 = Nojhat Hrishti
|indy3 = Claire Goldsmith
|indy4 = Krysten Szatan
|mech1 = Chetanya Choudhary
|mech2 = Max Glidden
|mech3 = Marie Floryan
|mech4 = Sourabh Das
|min1 = Vacant
|min2 = Demi De Silva
|min3 = Matthew Goldbaum
|min4 = Vacant
|mse1 = Min Tsung (Mark) Liao
|mse2 = Calvin Yu Huynh
|mse3 = Brittny Eileen Carter
|mse4 = Alan Stagg
|t1 = John Peri

|firstyearchair = Gabriel Sher

|fourthyearchair = Aron Sankar

|lgmb_bl = Stephen Gidge
|lgmb_dm = Simon Andre
|cannon_ca = Sofia Tijanic
|bg_chair = Cameron Alizadeh/Marie Floryan
|skulenite_director = Emma Sexton
|skulenite_producer = Nikola Andric
|eaa = Brittany Green

|godivas_quest = TBD
|mr_bg = Jake Sinopoli
|godivas_crown = Chloe Oriotis
|ultimate_frosh = Mark McCutcheon
|chariot_race = Civil

|utsu1 = Chris Dryden
|utsu2 = Danja Papajani*/ Aron Sankar
|utsu3 = Andrew Sweeny*/ Jeff Dryden

Danja Papajani and Andrew Sweeny were replaced by Aron Sankar & Jeff Dryden
"*" resigned

}}

=Conferences Hosted=

[[Category:Years]]

Suds

2019-09-21T22:10:59Z

Eggwaffle:

Suds is the pub operated by the Engineering Society. Affectionately known as the 'Engineering Pre-Pub Pub', Suds is open every Friday afternoon during the Skule™ year and every day during [[F!rosh Week]] and [[Godiva Week]]. Suds is part of what makes Skule™ unique as it is the last undergraduate student-run bar at the University of Toronto. But that's all that should be mentioned here, as advertising online is not permitted by its licensing body, so if you have questions please e-mail the managers of Suds at suds@skule.ca.
==History==
First formerly called the "Sandford Fleming Pub", then the "Duke of Skule" for a short period, the name "Suds" was first used in 1984 and has persisted to this day. Although sometimes written in all-caps, "Suds" is not an acronym.

Suds operates under the auspices of Campus Beverage Services (CBS) and all Suds managers and servers are required to undergo training through Smart Serve and the CBS Server Training Program.
==Past Suds Managers==
After 2003, the Suds Manager positions were turned into Suds Operations Manager and Suds Finance Manager.

{| class="wikitable"
|-
!|Year
! colspan="2"|Operations
! colspan="2"|Finance
|-
||2019-2020
||Nicholas Popowich
||ECE 2T0 + PEY
||Kevin Xu
||1 + ECE 1T9 + PEY
|-
||2018-2019
||Max Glidden
||Mech 1T9 + 1 + PEY
||Benjamin Rubinoff
||Indy 1T9 + PEY
|-
||2017-2018
||Saarthak Saxena
||Mech 1T8T2 + 1
||Devlen Malone
||Min 1T9 + PEY
|-
||2016-2017
||Carlos Antonio Fiel
||Chem 1T8 + 1 + PEY
||Aron Sankar
||Indy 1T6 + 1
|-
||2015-2016
||Stephen Dawe
||Chem 1T6 + 1
||Sabrina Sikora
||Chem 1T6 + 1
|-
||2014-2015
||John Sweeney
||Chem 1T6 + 1.5
||Nolan Piette
||Mech 1T4+PEY
|-
||2013-2014
||Pearl Barrett
||Min 1T5+1
||Soph Wolf
||Elec 1T5
|-
||2012-2013
||Andrew Barolet
||Mech 1T4+PEY
||Gordon Tattle
||Civ 1T4
|-
||2011-2012
||Nikola Radovanović
||Mech 1T3T2+2
||Ryan Mintz
||ECE 1T4
|-
||2010-2011
||[[user:Ian Parker|Ian Parker]]
||Min 1T2+1.5
||Denizcan Karadadas
||Indy 1T2+PEY
|-
||2009-2010
||Franz LaZerte
||Mech 0T9+PEY
||Ariel Feldman
||Mech 0T9+PEY
|-
||2008-2009
||Vanessa di Battista
||Civ 1T1+1
||Ryan Campbell
||NΨ 0T7+∞
|-
||2007-2008
||Charlsie Searle
||Civ 0T8+1+PEY
||Jennifer Lee
||Civ 0T7+PEY
|-
||2006-2007
||Jessica Tinianov
||Mech 0T6+PEY
||Alexandra Barrett
||Indy 0T7+PEY
|-
||2005-2006
||Jon Hollands
||Mech 0T5+PEY
||Catherine Korinek
||Civ 0T6
|-
||2004-2005
||Eamon McDermott
||NΨ 0T5+3
||Don D'Souza
||Chem 0T5*
|-
||
! colspan="4"|Manager
|-
||2003-2004
||Susan Hogle
||Mech 0T4
||Don McAuslan
||NΨ 0T4
|-
||2002-2003
||Erika Keissner
||0T2
||Drago Banovic
||9T8+?*
|-
||2001-2002
||Matt Parker
||NΨ 0T3
||Rob Siklos
||NΨ 0T1+PEY
|-
||2000-2001
||Chris Davis
||COMP 0T0
||Ken McNeil
||ELEC 0T0
|-
||1999-2000
||Dan Siegal
||NΨ 0T1
||Tim Hong
||?
|-
||1998-1999
||Peter Blaser
||9T9*
||David Brodrecht
||NΨ 9T9+?*
|-
||1997-1998
||Jacob Hanley
||?
||Danny Kocic
||?
|-
||1996-1997
||Alex Paradi
||Indy 9T7+?*
||Joe McNamara
||Mech 9T9+?*
|-
||1995-1996
||Kenneth Gower
||Mech 9T6
||Alex Mihailidis
||Mech 9T6
|-
||1994-1995
||Ed Vujnovic
||Chem 9T6
||Taras Kohut
||Mech 9T7
|-
||1993-1994
||Karri Paradi
||Indy 9T4*
||Bogdan Osadet
||?
|-
||1992-1993
||Ed Dobbertin
||Chem 9T4*
||Dave Vendramini
||?
|-
||1991-1992
||Richard Petrusev
||Mech*
||Christine Gallagher
||Chem*
|-
||1990-1991
||J. C. St. Amour
||?
||Jody Hubert
||Elec 9T1*
|-
||1989-1990
||Wayne Bell
||?
||Brett Noye
||9T1*
|-
||1988-1989
||Nancy Battistel
||?
||Viktor Kvrgic
||Indy 9T0*
|}
<nowiki>*</nowiki> Entries marked with an asterisk had program or year details pulled from LinkedIn/Facebook and may be inaccurate

President

2019-08-28T01:34:57Z

Eggwaffle:

{{Infobox position
| honorific_prefix =
| honorific_suffix =
| name = Laura Berneaga
| education = Mech 1T9+PEY
| term = as of April 2019

| image = Laura-NothingButRespectforMYPresident-Berneaga.jpg 
| image_size = 200px

| caption = incumbent:


| email = president@skule.ca
| website = 
| other_names =
| years_active =
| employer = 
| organization = Engineering Society 
| known_for =
| notable_works =
| boards = Board of Directors, St. George Round Table, Faculty Council, Faculty Council Executive Committee

| awards =

| footnotes =
| box_width =
}}

The [[President]] is the Chief Executive Officer and one of the executive members of the Engineering Society. The president is responsible for setting the direction for the Society and ensuring its smooth operation. These main roles are carried out along with the rest of the executive team who oversee various areas of the Engineering Society. As the head of the organization, the President also acts as a representative of the Society towards the Faculty, University, community and students.

The mandated role of the President is stated in Bylaw 1, Chapter 3 and Bylaw 4, Chapter 1.
==Oversights==
The Presidential portfolio includes:
* Business Manager

Executive Team
* [[VP Finance]]
* [[VP Communications]]
* [[VP Academic]]
* [[VP Student Life]]

Ex-Officio Directors
* Discipline Club Chairs
** Chemical Engineering
** Civil Engineering
** Computer Engineering
** Electrical Engineering
** Engineering Science
** Industrial Engineering
** Materials Science and Engineering
** Mechanical Engineering
** Mineral Engineering
* [[Chief Attiliator]]

==Presidential Prerogatives==
Only the president may use the Seal of the Society.
==Past Presidents==

{| class="wikitable"
|-
!|Year
! colspan="2"|Name
|-
||2019-2020
||Laura Berneaga
||Mech 1T9 + PEY
|-
||2018-2019
||Shivani Nathoo
||NΨ 1T8+PEY
|-
||2017-2018
||Jonathan Swyers
||Comp 1T7T1+PEY
|-
||2016-2017
||Milan Maljković
||Elec 1T6+PEY
|-
||2015-2016
||Ernesto Diaz Lozano Patiño
||Civ 1T5+PEY
|-
||2014-2015
||Teresa Nguyen Diem Trinh
||Civ 1T4T1+PEY
|-
||2013-2014
||Mauricio Curbelo
||Civ 1T3+PEY
|-
||2012-2013
||Rishi Maharaj
||NΨ 1T2+PEY
|-
||2011-2012
||David Cheung
||Civ 1T1T1+PEY
|-
||2010-2011
||Kevin P. Siu
||NΨ 1T0+PEY
|-
||2009-2010
||Jimmy Lu
||Civ 1T0
|-
||2008-2009
||Jonathan Asmis
||NΨ 0T8+PEY
|-
||2007-2008
||Alaina Lagrou
||Indy 0T8
|-
||2006-2007
||Mei Ling Chen
||Chem 0T7
|-
||2005-2006
||Peter Suddard
||Mech 0T5+1
|-
||2004-2005
||Todd Reichert
||NΨ 0T4 + Film
|-
||2003-2004
||Richard Yu
||NΨ 0T4
|-
||2002-2003
||Ashley Morton
||Elec 0T3
|-
||2001-2002
||Jim Karahalios
||Civ 0T2
|-
||2000-2001
||Karen Caputo
||Mech 0T1
|-
||1999-2000
||Sean Voskamp
||Mech 0T0
|-
||1998-1999
||Rono Sinha
||Comp 9T8+PEY
|-
||1997-1998
||Sally Atalla
||Mech 9T7+PEY
|-
||1996-1997
||Franny Jewett
||Civ 9T6
|-
||1995-1996
||Rowan Wilson
||?
|-
||1994-1995
||Ruby Nayyar
||Indy 9T5
|-
||1993-1994
||David Vendramini
||?
|-
||1992-1993
||Andrew Steeper
||?
|-
||1991-1992
||Alex Chapman
||?
|-
||1990-1991
||Kevin Fair
||Mech 9T1
|-
||1989-1990
||Cosy Caporrella
||?
|-
||1988-1989
||Keren Morehead
||MMS 8T9
|-
||1987-1988
||Wayne McPhee
||?
|-
||1986-1987
||Kim Hollings
||?
|-
||1985-1986
||Luis Alegre
||?
|-
||1984-1985
||Bill Hollings
||NΨ 8T5
|-
||1983-1984
||Ron McKenzie
||?
|-
||1982-1983
||Wayne Levin
||IND 8T3
|-
||1981-1982
||Diane Kapica
||?
|-
||1980-1981
||David Legresley
||?
|-
||1979-1980
||Gary Jones
||?
|-
||1978-1979
||Rob Yates
||?
|-
||1977-1978
||Joseph Lstiburek
||?
|-
||1976-1977
||Jim Picknell
||?
|-
||1975-1976
||Marta Ecsedi
||Civ 7T6
|-
||1974-1975
||Douglas Duncan (First Council President)
||?
|-
||1974-1975
||Pat O'Neill
||?
|-
||1973-1974
||Steve Field
||?
|-
||1972-1973
||R. Scott Jolliffe
||Chem 7T3
|-
||1971-1972
||Eric J. Miglin
||?
|-
||1970-1971
||Michael V. Sefton
||Chem 7T1
|-
||1969-1970
||Art McIlwain
||?
|-
||1968-1969
||Brian Dunk
||?
|-
||1967-1968
||John Morris
||?
|-
||1963-1964
||Don Monro
||Elec 6T4
|-
||1960-1961
||Howard Malone
||Civ 6T1
|-
||1955-1956
||Paul Walters
||?
|-
||1946-1947
||Bill Daniel (C. William Daniel)
||Min 4T7
|-
||1920-1921
||Ralph Waldo Downie
||?
|-
||1888-1889
||H.E.T. Haultain
||Min
|-
||1885-1887
||John Galbraith
||?
|}

[[Category:Officers]]
[[Category:Engineering Society]]

President

2019-08-28T01:34:41Z

Eggwaffle:

{{Infobox position
| honorific_prefix =
| honorific_suffix =
| name = Laura Berneaga
| education = Mech 1T9+PEY
| term = as of April 2019

| image = Laura-NothingButRespectforMYPresident-Berneaga.jpg.jpg 
| image_size = 200px

| caption = incumbent:


| email = president@skule.ca
| website = 
| other_names =
| years_active =
| employer = 
| organization = Engineering Society 
| known_for =
| notable_works =
| boards = Board of Directors, St. George Round Table, Faculty Council, Faculty Council Executive Committee

| awards =

| footnotes =
| box_width =
}}

The [[President]] is the Chief Executive Officer and one of the executive members of the Engineering Society. The president is responsible for setting the direction for the Society and ensuring its smooth operation. These main roles are carried out along with the rest of the executive team who oversee various areas of the Engineering Society. As the head of the organization, the President also acts as a representative of the Society towards the Faculty, University, community and students.

The mandated role of the President is stated in Bylaw 1, Chapter 3 and Bylaw 4, Chapter 1.
==Oversights==
The Presidential portfolio includes:
* Business Manager

Executive Team
* [[VP Finance]]
* [[VP Communications]]
* [[VP Academic]]
* [[VP Student Life]]

Ex-Officio Directors
* Discipline Club Chairs
** Chemical Engineering
** Civil Engineering
** Computer Engineering
** Electrical Engineering
** Engineering Science
** Industrial Engineering
** Materials Science and Engineering
** Mechanical Engineering
** Mineral Engineering
* [[Chief Attiliator]]

==Presidential Prerogatives==
Only the president may use the Seal of the Society.
==Past Presidents==

{| class="wikitable"
|-
!|Year
! colspan="2"|Name
|-
||2019-2020
||Laura Berneaga
||Mech 1T9 + PEY
|-
||2018-2019
||Shivani Nathoo
||NΨ 1T8+PEY
|-
||2017-2018
||Jonathan Swyers
||Comp 1T7T1+PEY
|-
||2016-2017
||Milan Maljković
||Elec 1T6+PEY
|-
||2015-2016
||Ernesto Diaz Lozano Patiño
||Civ 1T5+PEY
|-
||2014-2015
||Teresa Nguyen Diem Trinh
||Civ 1T4T1+PEY
|-
||2013-2014
||Mauricio Curbelo
||Civ 1T3+PEY
|-
||2012-2013
||Rishi Maharaj
||NΨ 1T2+PEY
|-
||2011-2012
||David Cheung
||Civ 1T1T1+PEY
|-
||2010-2011
||Kevin P. Siu
||NΨ 1T0+PEY
|-
||2009-2010
||Jimmy Lu
||Civ 1T0
|-
||2008-2009
||Jonathan Asmis
||NΨ 0T8+PEY
|-
||2007-2008
||Alaina Lagrou
||Indy 0T8
|-
||2006-2007
||Mei Ling Chen
||Chem 0T7
|-
||2005-2006
||Peter Suddard
||Mech 0T5+1
|-
||2004-2005
||Todd Reichert
||NΨ 0T4 + Film
|-
||2003-2004
||Richard Yu
||NΨ 0T4
|-
||2002-2003
||Ashley Morton
||Elec 0T3
|-
||2001-2002
||Jim Karahalios
||Civ 0T2
|-
||2000-2001
||Karen Caputo
||Mech 0T1
|-
||1999-2000
||Sean Voskamp
||Mech 0T0
|-
||1998-1999
||Rono Sinha
||Comp 9T8+PEY
|-
||1997-1998
||Sally Atalla
||Mech 9T7+PEY
|-
||1996-1997
||Franny Jewett
||Civ 9T6
|-
||1995-1996
||Rowan Wilson
||?
|-
||1994-1995
||Ruby Nayyar
||Indy 9T5
|-
||1993-1994
||David Vendramini
||?
|-
||1992-1993
||Andrew Steeper
||?
|-
||1991-1992
||Alex Chapman
||?
|-
||1990-1991
||Kevin Fair
||Mech 9T1
|-
||1989-1990
||Cosy Caporrella
||?
|-
||1988-1989
||Keren Morehead
||MMS 8T9
|-
||1987-1988
||Wayne McPhee
||?
|-
||1986-1987
||Kim Hollings
||?
|-
||1985-1986
||Luis Alegre
||?
|-
||1984-1985
||Bill Hollings
||NΨ 8T5
|-
||1983-1984
||Ron McKenzie
||?
|-
||1982-1983
||Wayne Levin
||IND 8T3
|-
||1981-1982
||Diane Kapica
||?
|-
||1980-1981
||David Legresley
||?
|-
||1979-1980
||Gary Jones
||?
|-
||1978-1979
||Rob Yates
||?
|-
||1977-1978
||Joseph Lstiburek
||?
|-
||1976-1977
||Jim Picknell
||?
|-
||1975-1976
||Marta Ecsedi
||Civ 7T6
|-
||1974-1975
||Douglas Duncan (First Council President)
||?
|-
||1974-1975
||Pat O'Neill
||?
|-
||1973-1974
||Steve Field
||?
|-
||1972-1973
||R. Scott Jolliffe
||Chem 7T3
|-
||1971-1972
||Eric J. Miglin
||?
|-
||1970-1971
||Michael V. Sefton
||Chem 7T1
|-
||1969-1970
||Art McIlwain
||?
|-
||1968-1969
||Brian Dunk
||?
|-
||1967-1968
||John Morris
||?
|-
||1963-1964
||Don Monro
||Elec 6T4
|-
||1960-1961
||Howard Malone
||Civ 6T1
|-
||1955-1956
||Paul Walters
||?
|-
||1946-1947
||Bill Daniel (C. William Daniel)
||Min 4T7
|-
||1920-1921
||Ralph Waldo Downie
||?
|-
||1888-1889
||H.E.T. Haultain
||Min
|-
||1885-1887
||John Galbraith
||?
|}

[[Category:Officers]]
[[Category:Engineering Society]]

File:Laura-NothingButRespectforMYPresident-Berneaga.jpg

2019-08-28T01:33:52Z

Eggwaffle:

Godiva's Crown

2019-08-28T01:31:13Z

Eggwaffle:

[[File:godivas_crown.jpg|300px|thumb|right|Godiva's Crown hardhat]]
Godiva's Crown (sometimes erroneously known as Godiva or Lady Godiva) is an engineering student who has been chosen to represent the spirit of [[Lady Godiva]] at Skule™. They are selected during a [[Godiva Week]] competition in which they must perform a creative act in front of a panel of (mostly) male judges and the reigning Godiva's Crown. Godiva's Crown holds Princess, the ceremonial wooden horse, as well as the signature Crown for the year. They are present at many Skule™ events to improve Skule™ spirit.

The Crown worn by Godiva's Crown is a unique hardhat, from which a distinctive crown shape is carved, with the sides of the crown emblazoned with the suit representing the year (i.e. the ''Queen of Hearts'' or the ''Queen of Clubs''). The 'suit' for each Godiva's Crown rotates each year in a four-year cycle.

Godiva's Crown traditionally shares the first dance at [[Cannonball]] with [[Mr. Blue & Gold]], and starts the [[Bed Races]], organized by the [[Blue & Gold Committee]], during [[F!rosh Week]] each year.

==History==
In the past, each Godiva's Crown contestant was asked to humorously use power tools to nail, hammer, drill, and screw together a small wooden object in front of the judges.

==Competition==
The Godiva's Crown Competition has traditionally been held on Thursday evening of [[Godiva Week]]. The competition involves a creative act which may include a skit, song, or dance. There are no requirements to the act, and many acts have involved the use of props, supporting cast, and multimedia presentations.

===Judging===
The judging panel usually consists of seven judges - six engineering students (mostly male, which must include exactly one F!rosh) and the reigning Godiva's Crown (who is the head judge). The judges are generally chosen by the reigning Godiva's Crown or organizers of the event, and is decided by their (humourous) responses to a series of questions.

Following each act, the judges generally write their comments on whiteboards to be read out by the MC of the night. These comments are humorous in nature, and are not meant to factor into the official judging of the act. The judges also have opportunities to ask questions to the contestants after their act.

The judges, although chosen impartially, have been known to enjoy tasty treats and refreshing BEvERages to aid in their selection of the winning contestant. Many contestants choose to make their 'bribery' in a public fashion during their act, with judges favourably receiving creative and personalized gifts.

The judges congregate in a secret location following the last act, and vote for the next Godiva's Crown. Following the decision, the reigning Godiva's Crown announces awards for each of the contestants, and the winner of the title. The new Godiva's Crown then takes the Oath, and is presented with the Godiva's Crown hardhat, the Godiva sashes, the ceremonial horse, and the flags for the Blue & Gold Bed Races.

==Past Godiva's Crowns==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
!Year
!colspan="2"|Winner
!Title
|-
|2019
|Lisa Zaher
|Comp 2T1
|Queen of Spades

|-
|2018
|Chloe Oriotis
|Mech 2T0
|Queen of Hearts

|-
|2017
|Lia Codrington
|NΨ 1T9
|Queen of Clubs

|-
|2016
|Hema Nookala
|Mech 1T8
|Queen of Diamonds

|-
|2015
|Ron Suprun
|Indy 1T7T1
|Queen of Spades

|-
|2014
|Elizabeth de Roode
|Chem 1T6
|Queen of Hearts
|-
|2013
|Pinky Chan
|Chem 1T5
|Queen of Clubs
|-
|2012
|Lauren Bajin
|Mech 1T3T1
|Queen of Diamonds
|-
|2011
|Sandra Sousa
|Elec 1T3
|Queen of Spades
|-
|2010
|Paulette Holtham
|Indy 1T2T1
|Queen of Hearts
|-
|2009
|Jennifer Eversley
|Civ 1T0
|Queen of Clubs
|-
|2008
|Topaz Chiu
|NΨ 0T8
|Queen of Diamonds
|-
|2007
|Sheena Weisman
|Chem 0T7 + PEY
|Queen of Spades
|-
|2006
|Lise Eamer
|Mech 0T7 + PEY
|Queen of Hearts
|-
|2005
|Stephanie McTague
|Chem 0T7
|Queen of Clubs
|-
|2004
|Nastassja Liebenow
|Civ
|
|-
|2003
|Agnes Durlik
|Chem 0T5
|
|-
|2002
|Ashleigh Meyer Clelland
|Min
|
|-
|2001
|Kirsten Koehl
|Indy 0T2
|
|}

VP Academic

2019-08-28T01:30:13Z

Eggwaffle:

{{Infobox position
| honorific_prefix = Executive
| honorific_suffix =
| name = Zahir Firoze
| education = Indy 2T1T1
| term = as of April 2019
| image = Zahir-Aca1T9.jpg 
| image_size = 200px

| caption = incumbent:


| email = vpacademic@skule.ca
| website = 
| other_names =
| years_active =
| employer = [[President]]
| organization = Engineering Society 
| known_for =
| notable_works =
| boards = Board of Directors, Faculty Council, Faculty Council Executive Committee, Engineering Career Center Advisory Board, Career Fair Advisory Board

| awards =

| footnotes =
| box_width =
}}

The Vice-President Academic is one of the executive members of the Engineering Society. The VP Academic represents students' interests with regards to their academic and professional development, maintaining and disseminating information on the academic regulations and procedures of the Faculty and University, and operating and improving academic services that the Engineering Society provides to its students.

The mandated role of the Vice-President Academic is stated in Bylaw 1, Chapter 3 and Bylaw 4, Chapter 4.

== Oversight ==
The Vice-President Academic portfolio includes:

* Exams Repository
* Tutors Database
* Academic Advocacy Committee
*[[UTEK]] Director
*[[Hi-Skule]] Liaison
*[[You're Next]] Career Fair Director
*Class Representatives
*Faculty Council Standing Committee Representatives

== Current Projects ==

* First-Year Anti-Calendar
* Mid-Term Course Evaluations (SpeakUp.Skule.ca)
* Academic Advocacy Committee

== Ongoing Projects ==

* Exams Database (courses.skule.ca)
* Tutors Database (tutors.skule.ca) and Training Program

== Past Projects ==

* Engineering Career Center Survey and Report

== Past VP Academics ==
{| class="wikitable"
!Year
!colspan="2"|Name
|-
|2019-2020
|Zahir Firoze
|Indy 2T1T1
|-
|2018-2019
|Matthew Zhang
|EngSci 2T0
|-
|2017-2018
|Sofia Tijanic
|ECE 1T9+PEY
|-
|2016-2017
|Samantha Stuart
|MSE 1T8+PEY
|-
|2015-2016
|Oghosa Igbinakenzua
|Indy 1T7T1+PEY
|-
|2014-2015
|Ryan Gomes
|NΨ 1T6/Mech 1T6+1
|-
|2013-2014
|Shaishav Shah*/Fady Soliman
|NΨ 1T6/Mech 1T5+PEY
|-
|2012-2013
|Matthew Lattavo
|Civ 1T4T1
|-
|2011-2012
|Freddy Chen*
|Comp 1T3T1
|-
|2010-2011
|Yi-Wei Ang
|Indy 1T2T1+PEY
|-
|2009-2010
|David Cheung
|Civ 1T1T1+PEY
|-
|2008-2009
|Daryl Martis
|ECE 1T0
|-
|2007-2008
|Raj Pattani*/Edward On
|?/Civ 0T7+PEY
|-
|2006-2007
|David Lee
|NΨ 0T7
|-
|2005-2006
|Agnes Durlik
|Chem 0T5+PEY
|-
|2004-2005
|Dan Mireanu
|ECE 0T5
|-
|}

* Resigned

[[Category:Officers]]
[[Category:Engineering Society]]

File:Zahir-Aca1T9.jpg

2019-08-28T01:27:32Z

Eggwaffle:

VP Student Life

2019-08-28T01:25:45Z

Eggwaffle:

{{Infobox position
| honorific_prefix = Executive
| honorific_suffix =

| name = Zachary LaPointe
| education = ECE 2T1
| term = as of April 2019
| image = Zach-SL1T9.jpg 
| image_size = 200

| caption = incumbent:


| email = vpstudentlife@skule.ca
| website = 
| other_names = VPSL, VP Social, VP Activities
| years_active = as of 2004
| employer = [[President]] 
| organization = [[Engineering Society]] 
| known_for =
| notable_works =
| boards = [[Board of Directors]], [[Finance Committee]], [[Student Affairs & Gender Issues]], [[Positive Space]], [[Student Space Planning]]

| awards =

| footnotes =
| box_width =
}}

The Vice-President Student Life is one of the executive members of the [[Engineering Society]], and specifically is responsible for the social and cultural well-being of the Society. Further, the Vice-President Student Life oversees outreach and social activities as specified in the Bylaws.

The mandated role of the VP Student Life is stated in [[The Constitution: Bylaw 1]], Chapter 3 and [[The Constitution:Bylaw 4]], Chapter 6.

==Oversight==
The VP Student Life Portfolio includes:
* [[Orientation Chair]]
* Design Team Association Director
* [http://skulepedia.ca/wiki/Skule™ Skule™ Kup ] Director
* Skule™ Community Outreach Director
* Student issues including:
** Community affairs and gender issues
** Positive space
* 80+ Affiliated Clubs<br />
* [[Lady Godiva Memorial Bnad]]
* The [[Blue & Gold Committee]]
* [http://skulepedia.ca/wiki/Skule Skule Nite]<br />
* First Year Chair
* Fourth Year Chair
* Engineering Athletics Association President <br />

==Projects==
The VP Student Life is also responsible for the well-being of social and non-academic interests. Current and ongoing projects include:
* Club Affiliation Process
* Club Funding
* Leadership Development Services
* Volunteer Network Program

==Past VP Student Life Officers==

{| class="wikitable"
|-
!|Year
! colspan="2"|Name
|-
||2019-2020
||Zachary Jager LaPointe
||ECE 2T1
|-
||2018-2019
||Michela Trozzo
||Elec 2T0+PEY
|-
||2017-2018
||Mahsa Naserifar
||Elec 1T9T1
|-
||2016-2017
||Raneem Shammas
||Mech 1T8T1 + PEY
|-
||2015-2016
||Madeleine Santia
||Indy 1T7+PEY
|-
||2014-2015
||Cory Sulpizi
||CIV 1T6+PEY
|-
||2013-2014
||Gabriel Stavros
||MSE 1T3+PEY
|-
||2012-2013
||Nikola Radovanovic*/Ishan Gupta
||Mech 1T4T1+?/Chem 1T4
|-
||2011-2012
||Owyn Notario
||Civ 1T1+PEY
|-
||2010-2011
||Albert Huynh
||Chem 1T2T1+PEY
|-
||2009-2010
||Wayne Lin
||Indy 1T1T1+PEY
|-
||2008-2009
||Jimmy Lu
||Civ 1T0
|-
||2007-2008
||George Missios
||Chem 0T9
|-
||2006-2007
||Mike Kranz
||Civ 0T7
|-
||2005-2006
||Nicole DiCarlo
||?
|-
||2004-2005
||Peter Suddard
||Mech 0T5+1
|}
<nowiki>*</nowiki>Resigned
==Past VP Activities==
-
{| class="wikitable"
|-
!|Year
! colspan="2"|Name
|-
||2003-2004
||Mike Diez D'aux
||?
|-
||2002-2003
||Stephanie Bradley
||?
|-
||1998-1999
||Struan Vaz
||ELEC 0T0 + PEY
|}

[[Category:Officers]]
[[Category:Engineering Society]]

File:Zach-SL1T9.jpg

2019-08-28T01:19:50Z

Eggwaffle:

VP Finance

2019-08-28T01:18:05Z

Eggwaffle:

{{Infobox position
| honorific_prefix = Executive 
| honorific_suffix =


| name = Alex Caton
| education = ECE 1T9T1+PEY
| term = as of April 2019
| image = Alex-Fin1T9.jpg 
| image_size = 200px

| caption = incumbent:


| email = vpfinance@skule.ca
| website = 
| other_names = Financial Officer
| years_active =
| employer = [[President]] 
| organization = 
| known_for =
| notable_works =
| boards = [[Board of Directors]], [[Finance Committee]], [[Alumni Club Funding Committee]]

| awards =

| footnotes =
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}}

The Vice-President Finance or [[VP Finance]] is the Chief Financial Officer of the Society. Responsibilities include the preparation of operating budgets for approval by the Engineering Society’s members and the upkeep of accounting records with respect to all financial and like transactions of the Society. As well, the VP Finance ensures that students’ funds are spent in an appropriate manner, satisfactory to our constituents.

Prior to [[1988-1989]], the VP Finance was known as the Treasurer. It is now recognized as an official Engineering Society officer position.

The mandated role of the VP Finance is stated in Bylaw 1, Chapter 3 and Bylaw 4, Chapter 2.
==Oversights==

* Cafeteria Managers
* Engineering Stores Managers
* Suds Managers
* Sponsorship Director
* Finance Committee

As well, the VP Finance oversees the disbursement of the [[Student Levy Fund]] to the various departments in the Faculty of Applied Science and Engineering at the University of Toronto. The VP Finance also oversees the disbursement of the Skule Endowment Fund.

==Current Projects==

* HardHat Cafeteria Feasibility Study
* Stores Renovation
* Levy Fund Digitizing
* Club Funding, Conference Funding and Special Projects Funding
* Endowment Fund Framework

==Past Projects==
==Past VP Finances==

{| class="wikitable"
|-
!|Year
! colspan="2"|Name
|-
||2019-2020
||Alex Caton
||ECE 1T9T1 + PEY
|-
||2018-2019
||Annie Yu
||Mech 1T8 + PEY
|-
||2017-2018
||Aron Sankar
||Indy 1T7 + PEY
|-
||2016-2017
||Andrew Boetto
||ECE 1T6+PEY
|-
||2015-2016
||Rachel Reding
||NΨ 1T5+PEY
|-
||2014-2015
||Mehran Hydary
||ECE 1T4+PEY
|-
||2013-2014
||Gordon Tattle
||CIV 1T4T1
|-
||2012-2013
||Pierre Harfouche
||NΨ 1T4+PEY
|-
||2011-2012
||Jonathan Ng
||Comp 1T3T1+PEY
|-
||2010-2011
||Ryan Bradley
||NΨ 1T2+PEY
|-
||2009-2010
||Kyle Dupont
||Mech 0T9+PEY
|-
||2008-2009
||Cyrene Wu
||Civ 1T0+PEY
|-
||2007-2008
||Evan Jones
||Civ 0T9
|-
||2006-2007
||Paul Radcliffe
||NΨ 0T7
|-
||2005-2006
||Eamon McDermott
||NΨ 0T5+3
|-
||2004-2005
||Don McAuslan
||NΨ 0T4+
|-
||2003-2004
||Richard Wiltshire
||?
|-
||2002-2003
||Chris Dunn
||?
|-
||2001-2002
||Andre Holder
||?
|-
||2000-2001
||Chris Davis
||?
|-
||1999-2000
||Karen Caputo
||?
|-
||1998-1999
||Gord Bennett
||?
|-
||1997-1998
||Alex Paradi
||?
|-
||1996-1997
||[[Drago Banovic]]
||?
|-
||1995-1996
||Taras Kohut
||?
|-
||1994-1995
||Brian Scholz
||GEO 9T4+Japan
|-
||1993-1994
||Ruby Nayyar
||IND 9T5
|-
||1992-1993
||Chris Barnes
||?
|-
||1991-1992
||Bernadette Comiskey
||?
|-
||1990-1991
||Eric Matusiak
||?
|-
||1989-1990
||Laurence Gutcher
||?
|-
||1988-1989
||Rob Drascic
||MECH9T0
|}

==Treasurer==

{| class="wikitable"
|-
!|Year
! colspan="2"|Name
|-
||1987-1988
||Brian Broda
||?
|-
||1986-1987
||Joon-Ho Kang
||?
|-
||1985-1986
||Rob Cumming
||?
|-
||1984-1985
||Richard Fofana
||?
|-
||1983-1984
||Greg Dow
||?
|-
||1982-1983
||Andrew Alberti
||?
|-
||1981-1982
||Barry Levine
||?
|-
||1980-1981
||Spiros Pantziris
||?
|-
||1979-1980
||Siobhan Keoch
||?
|-
||1978-1979
||Larry Funnell
||?
|-
||1977-1978
||Bryan Hackett
||?
|-
||1976-1977
||Anne Zielinski
||?
|-
||1975-1976
||G. Landa
||?
|-
||1974-1975
||Tom Woods
||?
|-
||1973-1974
||Eric Yu
||?
|-
||1972-1973
||Ian Chan
||?
|-
||1971-1972
||Chris B. Cragg
||?
|-
||1970-1971
||Horst Helbig
||?
|-
||1969-1970
||?
||?
|-
||1968-1969
||Art McIlwain
||?
|-
||1967-1968
||David Keith
||?
|}

[[Category:Officers]]
[[Category:Engineering Society]]

File:Alex-Fin1T9.jpg

2019-08-28T01:16:48Z

Eggwaffle:

VP Communications

2019-08-28T01:15:18Z

Eggwaffle:

{{Infobox position
| honorific_prefix = Executive
| honorific_suffix =
| name = Shashwat Panwar
| education = EngSci 2T1
| term = as of April 2019

| image = Shashwat-VPComm1T9.jpg
| image_size = 200px

| caption = incumbent:


| email = vpcomm@skule.ca
| website =
| other_names =
| years_active =
| employer = [[President]]
| organization = Engineering Society
| known_for =
| notable_works =
| boards = Board of Directors

| awards =

| footnotes =
| box_width =
}}

The Vice-President Communications serves as one of the executive members of the [[Engineering Society]]. The Vice-President Communications is responsible for the maintenance of all Bylaws, Policies and Special Resolutions of the Society.

The mandated role of the Vice-President Communications is stated in [[The Constitution: Bylaw 1]], Chapter 4 and [[Bylaw 4]], Chapter 3.

== Oversights ==
The VP Communications portfolio includes:

*Archivist
*Systems Administrator
*Webmaster
*Executive Secretary
*[[The Cannon (Newspaper)]] Director
*[[F!rosh Handbook]] Editor
*[[Skulebook]] Editor
*[[Toike Oike (Newspaper)]] Editor

== Current Projects ==
*Skule.ca
*Digest Reform
*Plasma Screen System
*Social Media Presence
*Branding and Logo Evolution
*Cannon Online

== Ongoing Projects ==

== Past Projects ==
*Bulletin Boards

== Past VP Communications ==
{| class = "wikitable"
!Year
!colspan="2"|Name
|-
|2019-2020
|Shashwat Panwar
|EngSci 2T1
|-
|2018-2019
|Stephen Gidge
|Indy 1T8+PEY
|-
|2017-2018
|Harry Jiang
|NΨ 1T9+PEY
|-
|2016-2017
|Colin Parker
|Elec 1T6+PEY
|-
|2015-2016
|Reena Cabanilla
|Chem 1T7+PEY
|-
|2014-2015
|Karz Shukla
|Mech 1T6+PEY
|-
|2013-2014
|Thomas Santerre
|Elec 1T5
|-
|2012-2013
|Yerusha Nuh
|Comp 1T4+PEY
|-
|2011-2012
|Maegan Chang
|Elec 1T3T1+PEY
|-
|2010-2011
|Abhishek Mathur
|Mech 1T2+PEY
|-
|2009-2010
|Amanda Bell
|Indy 1T1+PEY
|-
|2008-2009
|John Matienzo
|Comp 1T0+PEY
|-
|2007-2008
|Robert Jackiewicz
|ECE 0T7+PEY
|-
|2006-2007
|Sam Vafaee
|Comp 0T8+PEY
|-
|2005-2006
|Henry Cheung
|NΨ 0T7+PEY
|-
|2004-2005
|Chris Doan
|Elec 0T7+PEY
|-
|}

== Past VP Internals ==
{| class = "wikitable"
!Year
!colspan="2"|Name
|-
|2003-2004
|Tarek Saghir
|Chem 0T5
|-
|2002-2003
|Mark Angelo
|Chem 0T3
|-
|2001-2002
|Eric Leung
|?
|-
|2000-2001
|Althea Barthos
|?
|-
|1999-2000
|Chris Peressotti
|NΨ 0T1+PEY
|-
|1998-1999
|Heather White
|?
|-
|1997-1998
|Paul Anderson
|?
|-
|1996-1997
|Binh Ha
|?
|-
|}

== Past Secretaries ==
{| class = "wikitable"
!Year
!colspan="2"|Name
|-
|1995-1996
|David Traub-Werner
|?
|-
|1994-1995
|Michael Paszti
|?
|-
|1993-1994
|Tanya Murua
|?
|-
|1992-1993
|Caroline Zywulko
|GEO 9T4
|-
|1991-1992
|Michelle Radford
|?
|-
|1990-1991
|Marisa Sterling
|Chem 9T1
|-
|1989-1990
|Robin Wilson
|?
|-
|1988-1989
|Peter Noble
|Chem 8T9
|-
|1987-1988
|Steve Bywater
|?
|-
|1986-1987
|Maria Athanasoulas
|?
|-
|1985-1986
|Jeremy Bateson
|?
|-
|1984-1985
|Suzanne Rochford
|?
|-
|1983-1984
|Alla Linetsky
|?
|-
|1982-1983
|Deborah Fletcher
|?
|-
|1981-1982
|Margie Bawden
|?
|-
|1980-1981
|Diane Kapica
|?
|-
|1979-1980
|Brian Baetz
|?
|-
|1978-1979
|Violet Jeux
|?
|-
|1977-1978
|Jill Hales
|?
|-
|1976-1977
|Rodolfo Monteforte
|?
|-
|1975-1976
|B. Paepcke
|?
|-
|1974-1975
|Elizabeth Wood
|?
|-
|1973-1974
|Peter Arato
|?
|-
|1972-1973
|Torben Frost
|?
|-
|1971-1972
|Sven Miglin
|?
|-
|1970-1971
|Dave Pike
|?
|-
|1969-1970
|?
|?
|-
|1968-1969
|Michael V. Sefton
|Chem 7T1
|-
|1967-1968
|Peggy Duncan
|?
|-
|}

[[Category:Officers]]
[[Category:Engineering Society]]

File:Shashwat-VPComm1T9.jpg

2019-08-28T01:12:36Z

Eggwaffle:

Godiva's Hymn

2019-08-02T21:59:42Z

Eggwaffle:

'''Godiva's Hymn''', named after [[Lady Godiva]], also sometimes called the ''Engineer's Hymn'', is a traditional song for the celebration of engineering. It has been associated with the US Army Corps of Engineers, and is widespread across numerous engineering faculties around North America.

The Hymn is usually sung to the tune of "The Battle Hymn of the Republic", and at Skule™ it is typically sang at every appearance of the Mighty [[Skule Cannon]], whereupon the Cannon is fired at the conclusion of the Hymn. After the Cannon firing, students at Skule™ usually break out into the [[Skule Yell]]. At Christmas time, the [[Lady Godiva Memorial Bnad]] has been known to sing the song to the tune of Good King Wenceslas.

While the Hymn has many verses, it is unusual for students to sing more than the typical 2-3 standard verses commemorating Lady Godiva, or, during [[F!rosh Week]], the additional verses poking fun at other faculties. Many old verses of the song, particularly the off-colour verses, have been deprecated and are rarely remembered, much less heard, on campus. During [[Godiva Week]] at Skule™, many [[Godiva's Crown]] competitors have been known to show off their mastery in memorizing obscure verses, and many have invented their own.

== Chorus ==
:We are, we are, we are, we are, we are the Engineers,
:We can, we can, we can, we can demolish forty beers.
:Drink rum, drink rum, drink rum, drink rum, so come along with us,
:For we don't give a damn for any damn man, who don't give a damn for us.

== Verses about Godiva ==
''The first verse is always sung first before the chorus, typically followed by the second. After that it's anyone's game!''

:Godiva was a lady who through Coventry did ride,
:To show to all the villagers her fine and lily-white hide.
:The most observant villager, an Engineer of course,
:Was the only one to notice that Godiva rode a horse.

:Said she, "I’ve come a long, long way, and I will go as far,
:With the man who takes me from this horse, and leads me to a bar."
:The men who took her from her steed, and led her to a beer,
:Were a bleary-eyed Surveyor and a drunken Engineer.

:Godiva woke next morning and she had an awful head,
:Decided to be sensible and spend the day in bed.
:The only ones to visit her and bring her lots of cheer,
:Were a broken-down Surveyor and a bloodshot Engineer.

:Godiva died and where she fell a bench marks the spot,
:In any Engineering text, its level can be got.
:And up in Heaven, every day Godiva craves for beer,
:But she'll have to wait until the gates let in the Engineers

:Godiva was a lady well-endowed, of that there was no doubt.
:She never wore a stitch of clothes, just wound her hair about.
:The first man who ever made her was an Engineer of course,
:But on just one drink, and Artsie fink once made Godiva's horse.

== Female Verse ==
:We are, we are, we are, we are the female Engineers,
:We can, we can, we can, we can demolish twice as many beers.
:So cum, so cum, so cum, so cum, so cum all over us,
:For we don't give a damn about any damn man that can't get it up for us.

:A firehose by day and forty beers by night,
:An engineer may never sleep but still stay just as bright,
:And if you ever ask her how she keeps up her routine,
:She'll raise her trust can of Jolt, smile and say 'Caffeine!'

:A man sat in a tavern with a lovely looking lass
:And stared when for the nineteenth time she raised and drank her glass
:"You've out-drunk four strong men, and half the bar my dear"
:The maiden smiled sweetly, said "I'm an Engineer!"

:I happened once upon a maid whose eyes were full of fire,
:Her physical endowments would make your hands perspire,
:She shocked us when she told us that she never had been kissed,
:For her boyfriend was a worn-out Engineering Scientist.

:At the Arts Quad at our school there are many untruths told
:'bout how female engineers are frigid, strange, and cold,
:But truth be told men look for lady engineers of course,
:And sleep with girls who study friction, motion, stress and force.

== Version française ==
:Nous sommes, nous sommes, nous sommes, nous sommes les ingénieurs français
:Quand on a fini de boire la bière, on sort le Bourgelais
:On boit sans fin, on fait la fête et les filles nous adorent
:Rien de mieux que la langue française pour stimuler un corps.

== Politically Correct Verse ==
:We are, we are, we are, we are, we are the Engineers,
:We can, we can, we can, we fix anything with gears.
:We work real hard, we play real hard, so come along with us,
:For we don't give a damn for any damn man, who don't give a damn for us.

== Pubcrawl Verse ==
:We're lost, we're lost, we're lost, we're lost, we don't know where we are,
:We want, we want, we want, we want, we want to find a bar.
:Don't come, don't come, don't come, don't come, don't come along with us,
:For we don't know where the hell we are but fuck we're on a bus!

== Verses about Engineering and University ==
:Professors put demands on us, they say we have to tool,
:But all we want to do is sleep, we hate this fucking school.
:You can bitch or tell us off, even abuse us if you please,
:But we're all set to graduate, and all we need are C's!

:Venus is a statue made entirely of stone,
:There's not a fig leaf on her, she's as naked as a bone.
:On noticing her arms were gone, an Engineer discoursed,
:"The damn thing's busted concrete and it should be reinforced."

:An Engineer once came to class so drunk and very late,
:He stumbled through the lecture hall at an ever-diminishing rate.
:The only things that held him up and kept him on his course,
:Were the boundary condition and the electromotive force.

:A U. of T. Engineer once found the gates of Hell,
:Looked the devil in the eye and said, "You're looking well."
:Satan just returned the glare and said, "Why visit me?
:You've been through Hell already, since you went to U. of T.!"

== Verses about Disciplines ==
:A Comp and an Elec did battle outside Bahen hall,
:Students gathered round to watch the two great students brawl.
:The Elec spoke of flux and fields for a minute, two or three,
:But the Comp kept rambling on and on and on recursively!

:All Eng Sci types in second year are really in a plight,
:They're the masochistic ones, who haven't seen the light,
:After two more years they will all be just as brain dead,
:As any first year Civil Engineering cement head.

:I happened once upon a girl, who eyes were full of fire,
:Her physical endowments would have made yours hands perspire.
:"To my surprise she told me that she never had been kissed,
:Her boyfriend was a tired Engineering scientist.

== Verses about other faculties and artsies ==
:An Artsie and an Engineer once found a gallon can,
:Said the Artsie, “Match me drink for drink as long as you can stand.”
:They took three drinks, the Artsie fell, his face was turning green,
:But the Engineer drank on and said, "It's only gasoline"!

:An Artsie and an Engineer were stranded on a boat,
:One man above capacity, the poor thing would not float.
:The Engineer would flip a coin to settle the dispute,
:So he flipped it in the water and the Artsie gave pursuit.

:The Army and the Navy boys went out to have some fun,
:Down at the local tavern where the fiery liquors run.
:But all they found were empties for the Engineers had come,
:And traded all their instruments for gallon jugs of rum.

:Professors put demands on us, they say we have to tool,
:But all we want to do is sleep, we hate this fucking school.
:You can bitch or tell us off, even abuse us if you please,
:But we're all set to graduate and all we need are C's.

:A wide-eyed Artsie Chemist and a Chemical Engineer,
:Were formulating molecule equations over beer.
:Each drank a glass of water, but the Artsie hit the floor,
:For what he thought was H2O was H2SO4.

:On reading Karma Sutra, a guy learned position nine
:For proving masculinity, it truly was divine.
:But then one day the girl rebelled and threw him on his rear,
:For he was a feeble artsie and she was an Engineer.

:So now you’ve heard our story and you know we are the Engineers,
:And when we all shall graduate, we’ll all have great careers.
:An Engineer’s starting wage can pull in 60 G’s,
:While an Artsie with a PHD can work at Mickey D’s.

== Verses from Skule history ==
:The [[Jerry P. Potts trophy]] for the [[chariot race]] at Skule™
:Had been stolen from the fold but Mario said, "Dis ain't cool".
:So Mario recovered it, returned it to the throngs,
:On the condition that the Skule™ mates sing his praises in their song.

:Joe E. Skule™'s 100 but he has a heart of gold;
:He gave the meds his [[Skulehouse]] when it was 94 years old.
:The meds were very grateful, but they have problems with precision,
:For they use those T-squares and dividers when making their incisions.

:For 50 years the engineers at Queens' have had our pole,
:From Varsity they took it, and their F!rosh week was its role;
:But 28 of our own went down, and with a cunning plan
:[[Queen's Grease Pole Liberation (2000)|We opened up an unlocked door and brought it home again]]!

== Naughty, suggestive, or verses in somewhat bad taste ==
<div class="censor">
:A maiden and an Engineer were sitting in the park,
:The Engineer was busy doing research after dark.
:His scientific method was a marvel to observe,
:While his right hand wrote the figures down, his left hand traced the curves.
</div>

<div class="censor">
:My father peddles opium, my mother's on the dole,
:My sister used to walk the streets but now she's on parole,
:My brother runs a restaurant with bedrooms in the rear,
:But they don't even speak to me 'cause I'm an Engineer.
</div>

<div class="censor">
:Fornication, Copulation, Penetration, Fuck
:Rim job, reem job, nose job, blow job, cunnilingus, Suck
:Eating beaver, dipping wick, taking it up the rear;
:These words don't mean a thing to me cause I'm an engineer!
</div>

== Verses about fictional engineers ==
:Said Spock to Captain Kirk "the logic you cannot refute,
:the odds of our survival are so small I can't compute."
:Said Kirk "Oh no! We all shall die!" but then he gave a cheer,
:For he just remembered Scotty was the resident engineer!

== Verses about history and mythology ==
:Sir Francis Drake and all his men set out for Calais Bay,
:They'd heard the Spanish Rum fleet was headed up that way.
:But the Engineers had beat them by a night and half a day,
:And though as drunk as they could be, you still could hear them say...

:Caesar went to Egypt at the age of fifty-three,
:Cleopatra's blood was warm, her heart was young and free.
:And every night when Julius said goodnight at three o'clock,
:A Roman Engineer was waiting just around the block.

:Rapunzel let her hair down for two suitors down below,
:So one of them could grab a hold and give the old heave-ho.
:The prince began to climb at once, but soon came out the worst,
:For the Engineer rode up a lift and reached Rapunzel first.

:Elvis was a legend, he's the King of Rock & Roll,
:But the life he was leading, well it finally took its toll,
:He realized too late that he choose the wrong career,
:So he faked his death, and came to Skule™ to become an Engineer.

== New Verses from Godiva Hymn Contest (2015) ==
:I came across a girl whose skin was glazed in purple hue,
:Her aura proud, her spirit loud, her words were strong and true;
:She led a group of hundreds who were chanting far and near,
:And in my mind, I had no doubt - she led the engineers!

== New Verse from Godiva Hymn Contest (2017) ==
:At frosh week does it all begin, with cheers and purple dye
:And then before we know it we’ve returned from PEY
:We made it through the many years with blood and sweat and tears
:Though time may pass we shan’t forget - I am an engineer!

== Closing verse (traditional) ==
:Now you've heard our story and you know we're Engineers,
:We love to hate our problem sets, we love to drink our beers.
:We drink to every person who comes here from far and near,
:'Cause we're a HELL-OF-A, HELL-OF-A, HELL-OF -A, HELL-OF-A, HELL-OF-AN-ENGINEER!!!

Mental Wellness

2019-08-02T21:41:19Z

Eggwaffle:

The [https://www.facebook.com/SkuleMHW/'''Skule Mental Wellness'''] (Previously known as Skule Mental Health and Wellness) directorship raises mental wellness awareness within the Skule community by connecting students with services offered by the University, Faculty, and the Engineering Society. The directorship also aims to improve mental wellness at the Skule community by providing stress relieving activities, and encouraging discussion about good mental wellness habits.

==History==
The Mental Health and Wellness directorship was created in October of the 2015-2016 school year. In late 2018, the name of the directorship was adjusted to better describe the scope of what the directorship was doing.

==Handbook==
Directors of Skule Mental Wellness are tasked with maintaining the Skule Mental Wellness Handbook, which can be found in the First-Year office, and other areas in which counseling can be provided. The Directorship also offers handbooks for free at events.

The first edition of the Mental Wellness Handbook was published in 2019, with another edition scheduled for late 2019.

==Project Director==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
!Year
!colspan="2"|Name
|-
|2019-2020
|Katie Vranesic
|Civ 2T1+1
|-
|2018-2019
|Hannah Eng
|Mech 2T0
|-
|2017-2018
|Julia Filiplic
|Mech 1T8+1
|-
|2016-2017
|Shivani Nathoo
|EngSci 1T8+PEY
|-
|}

Triple-D Cup

2019-07-30T12:52:33Z

Eggwaffle:

{{Infobox Award Cup
|name = The Cup

|image = Cannonball Run November 2014.jpg
|alt = Cannonball Run November 2014
|caption = Cannonball Run November 2014

|image = Triple_D_Cup.jpg
|alt = Triple D Cup
|caption = The Cup

|description = winning the Cannonball Run
|first = October 30, 2010
|last = Jule 11, 2018
|holder = Skule™
}}

"The Cup" (formerly known as the "Triple-D Cup") is an award trophy claimed by the winner of the Cannonball Run, an inter-school competition between the engineering societies of the University of Toronto, McMaster University, and the University of Waterloo. The University of Toronto rightfully regained their spot in the competition after winning the Cannonball Run at the end of November 2014 and successfully ousting Conestoga College.

The competition is loosely based on the Alberta Cup and corresponding Cup Run, an event run between the engineering societies of the University of Alberta and University of Calgary.

==Inception==
In June 2010, drafting began for a document outlining the rules and regulations of a competition to promote spirit and inter-school rivalry. The document was established by the Presidents and VPs External of the three schools' engineering societies, along with the incoming and outgoing Presidents of the Engineering Student Societies' Council of Ontario. The resulting document, ''The Gran Turismo Accord'', was enacted by the three participating engineering societies on July 5, 2010.

At least once per semester, the school in possession of The Cup must declare "The Cup is up!" and the other two schools must race to the host. After the first school arrives to claim The Cup, there is a three hour window in which the second school may arrive to challenge the claim. In this case, the winner of The Cup is then determined by a BOAT race using the host school's house rules.

The trophy consists of a cup trophy atop a rectangular base. Three sides of the base are emblazoned with a logo representative of one of the three participating schools (the McMaster Fireball, the Skule logo, and the Waterloo EngSoc logo). During the fall of 2010, the cup itself was purchased from Twin Cities Trophies in Waterloo, while the base was built by Sean O'Neil and the logos were burnt into the wood by Scott Rankin, both from the University of Waterloo. The first Cannonball Run was announced the morning of October 30, 2010.

==The Gran Turismo Accord==
===Section 1 - Spirit and Motivation===
:1. This accord defines a friendly competition between Engineering Student Societies, in the hopes of fostering spirit and community building. The purpose of this competition is to bring the respective Engineering Societies together in a common purpose, and to have some fun.
===Section 2 - Participants===
:1. This accord to hold this competition is held between the McMaster Engineering Society, the University of Toronto Engineering Society, and the University of Waterloo Engineering Society.

===Section 3 - Definitions===
:1. This competition is named “The Cannonball Run”. This competition will adopt a trophy, which will be named the “Triple-D Cup”. Within this accord, the trophy is henceforth referred to as the Cup.
:2. The Possessor is defined as the Society in possession of the Cup
:3. The Contestants are defined as the Societies who are competing for the Cup.
:4. The Keyword is defined as the phrase “The Cup is up!”, which initiates the competition.
:5. The Office of the Possessor is defined as the Engineering Society Office.
::1. McMaster University Engineering Society John Hodgins Engineering, Room 121B, 1280 Main Street West, Hamilton, ON L8S 4L7
::2. University of Toronto Engineering Society Sandford Fleming Building, Room B740, 10 King’s College Road, Toronto, ON, M5S 3G4
::3. University of Waterloo Engineering Society Carl Pollock Hall Room 1327, 200 University Avenue West, Waterloo, ON, N2L 3G1
:6. The Victor is defined as the Society who successfully claims the Cup.
===Section 4 - Conduct of the Competition===
:1. At any one point in time, one Society will be in possession of the Cup.
:2. At least once per academic term, the competition must occur. The Possessor is in charge of initiating a race between the Contestants to claim possession of the Cup.
:3. The competition is initiated when the Possessor contacts the Contestants, and declares the Keyword. The Possessor must declare the Keyword to all Contestants within fifteen (15) minutes of each other.
:4. Upon the Cup being “up”, all Contestants must race to the Office of the Possessor. Both Contestants have 24 hours to reach the Office of the Possessor.
:5. The first Contestant to reach the Possessor will claim possession of the Cup and be declared the Victor. However, if both Contestants reach the Possessor within three (3) hours of the competition commencing, both Contestants must compete in a BOAT race to claim the cup. The BOAT race will be conducted using the local rules of the Possessor.
:6. If neither Contestant claims possession of the Cup within 24 hours of the Keyword being declared, the current Possessor retains possession of the Cup until it is successfully claimed. The Contestants will allowed to be heckled for not claiming the Cup. Heckling includes any taunts, insults, or question of the Contestant’s ability to function above the intelligence of a standard snapping turtle. Heckling may not exceed 43 seconds.
:7. Upon a Contestant claiming possession of the Cup, much celebration shall be had between all Societies present, at a location of the Possessor’s discretion, and much debauchery shall be had. The Possessor should consider the logistics of lodging any of the Contestants that engage in too much debauchery.
:8. Once claimed, the Cup will travel back to the Society of the Victor, where they will become the Possessor.
===Section 5 - Possessing the Cup===
:1. The President or Vice President External of the Possessor is responsible for the well-being of the Cup.
:2. The competition is initiated by the President or Vice President External of the Possessor contacting the President or Vice President External of the Contestants.
:3. If the Cup is misplaced, damaged, or stolen, the Possessor is responsible for procuring a new Cup within one month. The Contestants are allowed to abuse the President or Vice President External of the Possessor for their clumsiness.
:4. Abuse is limited to a backhand slap delivered to the face or kidney.
===Section 6 - Amending this Accord===
:1. This accord can be amended at any face-to-face meeting of all Engineering Student Societies participating in the competition. Once agreed upon unanimously, each respective Engineering Student Society must ratify the amendments to this Accord, through their own procedures.
:2. At least three pitchers must be consumed during the deliberations.

==Past Cannonball Runs==
{| class="wikitable"
!Date
!Host
!Winner
|-
|March 23, 2019
|UW (In Toronto)
|McMaster
|-
|November 18, 2018
|Skule™
|UW
|-
|July 11, 2018
|UW
|Skule™
|-
|Early 2018
|McMaster
|UW
|-
|November 14?, 2017
|UW
|McMaster
|-
|July 16, 2016
|McMaster (In Niagara)
|UW
|-
|March 4, 2016
|UW
|McMaster
|-
|November 27, 2015
|McMaster
|UW
|-
|October 2, 2015
|UW
|McMaster
|-
|April 3, 2015
|McMaster
|UW
|-
|February 28, 2015
|Skule™
|McMaster
|-
|November 28, 2014***
|McMaster
|Skule™
|-
|May 31, 2014
|Conestoga (in Hamilton)
|McMaster
|-
|November 6, 2013
|Waterloo (in Guelph)
|Conestoga
|-
|May 25, 2013**
|McMaster (in Waterloo)
|UW
|-
|April 6, 2013*
|UW
|McMaster
|-
|March 16, 2013*
|McMaster
|UW
|-
|September 14, 2012
|Skule™
|McMaster
|-
|July 21, 2012
|McMaster
|Skule™
|-
|January 28, 2012
|UW
|McMaster
|-
|December 2, 2011*
|McMaster
|UW
|-
|November 5, 2011
|UW
|McMaster
|-
|June 18, 2011
|McMaster
|UW
|-
|March 25, 2011
|Skule™
|McMaster
|-
|February 4, 2011
|UW
|Skule™
|-
|December 3, 2010
|McMaster
|UW
|-
|October 30, 2010
|UW
|McMaster
|-
|}

<nowiki>*</nowiki> Skule™ did not send a team to the December 2, 2011 cup run. Guelph was invited but did not participate. Skule™ also didn't send a team on March 16th, 2013. Once again, Skule™ did not send a team to compete on April 6th, 2013.

<nowiki>**</nowiki> McMaster called the Cup at ESSCO AGM and held a tournament including any schools willing to participate. Conestoga College won the tournament, and therefore fully replace Skule™ in further Cannonball Runs. After winning the tournament, Conestoga lost the BOAT race to Waterloo.

<nowiki>***</nowiki> Conestoga elected to call the cup on the last possible day of the spring semester, with McMaster winning the BOAT race against UW. Due to Conestoga's negligence, McMaster decided to allow Skule™ a chance to redeem themselves, calling the cup during their annual Pub Golf, inviting Skule™ (and Conestoga, although they declined due to "short-notice"). UW was unable to attend due to a landslide that temporarily closed the 403, and thus Skule™ won by default.

==Gallery==
<gallery>
Fall2018TDC.jpg|thumb|Skule in possession of the Cup after winning it in July 2018
</gallery>

Triple-D Cup

2019-07-30T12:52:21Z

Eggwaffle:

Archivist

2019-07-25T22:20:44Z

Eggwaffle:

(a work-in-progress)

The Archivist was reportedly featured for the first time in the Skulebook in 1990. Mike Stein, Archivist for that year, writes "I don't know why someone decided to give me space in this book as no archivist has ever had any. that last part is unfotunate because I had to write this myself with no aid at all from previous Skulebooks. But seriously, my duties included taking Engineering Society publications to the Engineering Archives, retrieving any historical artifacts, and writing Toike articles. I also managed to read a few old Toikes along the way."

== Past Archivists ==
{| class="wikitable"
!Year
!colspan="2"|Name
|-
|2019-2020
|Emily MacDonald-Roach
|Chem 2T1
|-
|2018-2019
|Oliver Larose
|ECE 1T9+2
|-
|2017-2018
|Muskan Sethi
|Chem 2T0
|-
|2016-2017
|Ankita Khanda
|ECE 1T9+PEY
|-
|2015-2016
|Connor Lawless
|Indy 1T8+PEY
|-
|2014-2015
|Catherine Tran
|MSE 1T4+PEY
|-
|2013-2014
|Kimberly Shen
|Comp 1T5
|-
|2012-2013
|Stephanie Fata
|Chem 1T5
|-
|2011-2012
|Nicole Cyhelka
|Chem 1T3
|-
|2010-2011
|Rishi Maharaj
|NΨ 1T2+PEY
|-
|2009-2010
|Catherine Kierans
|ECE 1T0 + 1
|-
|2008-2009
|Sean Lamers
|ECE 1T0 + PEY
|-
|2007-2008
|Lee Tarnow
|ECE 0T9 + PEY
|-
|2006-2007
|Mike Hawkins
|Civ 0T8 + PEY
|-
|2005-2006
|Juan Fantin
|ECE 0T7 + PEY
|-
|2004-2005
|Sam Orr
|???
|-
|2003-2004
|Alex Curlea
|???
|-
|2002-2003
|Adam Trumpour
|NΨ 0T4 + 1
|-
|2001-2002
|Paul Graham
|???
|-
|2000-2001
|John Craig
|???
|-
|1989-1990
|Mike Stein
|???
|-
|???
|Barry Levine
|???
|-
|???
|L.E. (Ted) Jones
|???
|-
|}

[[Category:Engineering Society]]

Mental Wellness

2019-07-25T22:15:24Z

Eggwaffle:

The [https://www.facebook.com/SkuleMHW/'''Skule Mental Wellness'''] (Previously known as Skule Mental Health and Wellness) directorship raises mental wellness awareness within the Skule community by connecting students with services offered by the University, Faculty, and the Engineering Society. The directorship also aims to improve mental wellness at the Skule community by providing stress relieving activities, and encouraging discussion about good mental wellness habits.

==History==
The Mental Health and Wellness directorship was created in October of the 2015-2016 school year. In late 2018, the name of the directorship was adjusted to better describe the scope of what the directorship was doing.

==Project Director==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
!Year
!colspan="2"|Name
|-
|2019-2020
|Katie Vranesic
|Civ 2T1+1
|-
|2018-2019
|Hannah Eng
|Mech 2T0
|-
|2017-2018
|Julia Filiplic
|Mech 1T8+1
|-
|2016-2017
|Shivani Nathoo
|EngSci 1T8+PEY
|-
|}

Mental Wellness

2019-07-25T22:15:08Z

Eggwaffle:

The [https://www.facebook.com/SkuleMHW/'''Skule Mental Wellness'''] (Previously known as Skule Mental Health and Wellness) directorship raises mental wellness awareness within the Skule community by connecting students with services offered by the University, Faculty, and the Engineering Society. The directorship also aims to improve mental wellness at the Skule community by providing stress relieving activities, and encouraging discussion about good mental wellness habits.

==History==
The Mental Health and Wellness directorship was created in October of the 2015-2016 school year. In late 2018, the name of the directorship was adjusted to better describe the scope of what the directorship was doing.

==Project Director==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
!Year
!colspan="2"|Name
|-
|2019-2020
|Katie Vranesic
|Civ 2T1 + 1
|-
|2018-2019
|Hannah Eng
|Mech 2T0
|-
|2017-2018
|Julia Filiplic
|Mech 1T8+1
|-
|2016-2017
|Shivani Nathoo
|EngSci 1T8+PEY
|-
|}

Valedictorian

2019-07-25T22:05:31Z

Eggwaffle:

==Past Valedictorians==
{| class="wikitable"
!Year
!colspan="2"|Valedictorian
|-
|2018-2019
|Matthew Bradley Kerner
|Chem 1T8+PEY
|-
|2017-2018
|Joshua Calafato
|EngSci 1T7 + PEY
|-
|2016-2017
|Elizabeth De Roode
|Chem 1T6+PEY
|-
|2015-2016
|David Belvedere
|EngSci 1T5+PEY
|-
|2014-2015
|Terrence Lau
|Mech 1T4+PEY
|-
|2013-2014
|Christopher Sun
|EngSci 1T3+PEY
|-
|2012-2013
|Michael Stranges
|Mech 1T2+PEY
|-
|2011-2012
|Amanda Bell
|Indy 1T1+PEY
|-
|2010-2011
|Chris Siemieniuch
|Mech 1T0+PEY
|-
|2009-2010
|Danial Shidvash
|Mech 0T9+PEY
|-
|2008-2009
|Kian Marandi
|Mech 0T7+2
|-
|2007-2008
|Tahir Merali
|Mech 0T7+PEY
|-
|2006-2007
|Jordan Silverman
|Mech 0T7
|-
|2005-2006
|Sunaina Menezes
|?
|-
|2004-2005
|Cherie G. Wong
|?
|-
|2003-2004
|Richard Yu
|?
|-
|2002-2003
|Johnson Cheng
|?
|-
|2001-2002
|Magdalena Wierus
|EngSci 0T1
|-
|2000-2001
|Struan Vaz
|Elec 0T0+PEY
|-
|1999-2000
|?
|?
|-
|1998-1999
|Trevor Mills (1st Valedictorian)
|EngSci 9T8+PEY
|}

[[Category:People]]

Triple-D Cup

2019-07-24T22:58:23Z

Eggwaffle:

File:Fall2018TDC.jpg

2019-07-24T22:54:16Z

Eggwaffle:

Group photo of the Skule attendees of the November 18th, 2018 edition of the Kup. Skule won at this event!

Triple-D Cup

2019-07-24T22:39:27Z

Eggwaffle:

Valedictorian

2019-07-23T05:17:27Z

Eggwaffle:

==Past Valedictorians==
{| class="wikitable"
!Year
!colspan="2"|Valedictorian
|-
|2018-2019
|Matthew Bradley Kerner
|Chem 1T8+PEY
|-
|2017-2018
|?
|?
|-
|2016-2017
|Elizabeth De Roode
|Chem 1T6+PEY
|-
|2015-2016
|David Belvedere
|EngSci 1T5+PEY
|-
|2014-2015
|Terrence Lau
|Mech 1T4+PEY
|-
|2013-2014
|Christopher Sun
|EngSci 1T3+PEY
|-
|2012-2013
|Michael Stranges
|Mech 1T2+PEY
|-
|2011-2012
|Amanda Bell
|Indy 1T1+PEY
|-
|2010-2011
|Chris Siemieniuch
|Mech 1T0+PEY
|-
|2009-2010
|Danial Shidvash
|Mech 0T9+PEY
|-
|2008-2009
|Kian Marandi
|Mech 0T7+2
|-
|2007-2008
|Tahir Merali
|Mech 0T7+PEY
|-
|2006-2007
|Jordan Silverman
|Mech 0T7
|-
|2005-2006
|Sunaina Menezes
|?
|-
|2004-2005
|Cherie G. Wong
|?
|-
|2003-2004
|Richard Yu
|?
|-
|2002-2003
|Johnson Cheng
|?
|-
|2001-2002
|Magdalena Wierus
|EngSci 0T1
|-
|2000-2001
|Struan Vaz
|Elec 0T0+PEY
|-
|1999-2000
|?
|?
|-
|1998-1999
|Trevor Mills (1st Valedictorian)
|EngSci 9T8+PEY
|}

[[Category:People]]

Valedictorian

2019-07-23T05:17:08Z

Eggwaffle:

==Past Valedictorians==
{| class="wikitable"
!Year
!colspan="2"|Valedictorian
|-
|2018-2019
|Matthew Bradley Kerner
|Chem 1T8+PEY
|-
|?
|?
|?
|-
|2016-2017
|Elizabeth De Roode
|Chem 1T6+PEY
|-
|2015-2016
|David Belvedere
|EngSci 1T5+PEY
|-
|2014-2015
|Terrence Lau
|Mech 1T4+PEY
|-
|2013-2014
|Christopher Sun
|EngSci 1T3+PEY
|-
|2012-2013
|Michael Stranges
|Mech 1T2+PEY
|-
|2011-2012
|Amanda Bell
|Indy 1T1+PEY
|-
|2010-2011
|Chris Siemieniuch
|Mech 1T0+PEY
|-
|2009-2010
|Danial Shidvash
|Mech 0T9+PEY
|-
|2008-2009
|Kian Marandi
|Mech 0T7+2
|-
|2007-2008
|Tahir Merali
|Mech 0T7+PEY
|-
|2006-2007
|Jordan Silverman
|Mech 0T7
|-
|2005-2006
|Sunaina Menezes
|?
|-
|2004-2005
|Cherie G. Wong
|?
|-
|2003-2004
|Richard Yu
|?
|-
|2002-2003
|Johnson Cheng
|?
|-
|2001-2002
|Magdalena Wierus
|EngSci 0T1
|-
|2000-2001
|Struan Vaz
|Elec 0T0+PEY
|-
|1999-2000
|?
|?
|-
|1998-1999
|Trevor Mills (1st Valedictorian)
|EngSci 9T8+PEY
|}

[[Category:People]]

Charity Buskerfest

2019-07-23T05:11:37Z

Eggwaffle:

F!rosh groups invade Toronto in an attempt to raise money for various good causes. Each F!rosh group is assigned a particular street intersection to spend the afternoon. The F!rosh get really creative so don't be surprised if you see them playing music, making human pyramids on the street, playing with hula hoops and waving all sorts of signs to make sure their F!rosh group raises the most money.

Charity Buskerfest was discontinued after F!rosh Week 1T5, however charity events still are found during F!rosh week in a different form that varies from year to year.

Year Walls

2019-07-23T05:04:21Z

Eggwaffle:

Year Walls

2019-07-23T04:52:39Z

Eggwaffle:

Every year, each incoming class of F!rosh at the end of their first year has the privilege of painting a mural (usually following a particular theme) onto a designated wall in [[Sandford Fleming Atrium|the Pit]]. The First Year chair is normally responsible for overseeing the completion of the mural.

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Year !! Notes !! Picture
|-
| '''0T7''' || ||
|-
| '''0T8''' || ||
|-
| '''0T9''' || ||
|-
| '''1T0''' || || [[File:1T0 Year Wall.jpg|400px]]
|-
| '''1T1''' || ||
|-
| '''1T2''' || ||
|-
| '''1T3''' || ||
|-
| '''1T4''' || ||
|-
| '''1T5''' || ||
|-
| '''1T6''' || ||
|-
| '''1T7''' || ||
|-
| '''1T8''' || ||
|-
| '''1T9''' || ||
|-
| '''2T0''' || Legend has it that the class of 2T0 designed their mural based on a meme from preparing for F!rosh Week 1T7, in which many students suggested that 1T7's F!rosh Week should be Egg-Themed. The suggestion was ultimately rejected, however relics of this tale remain in the Year Wall, as well as the informal nickname, 2TEgg. In the 2019 Summer semester, the mural was redone to improve the overall aesthetic of the design.||
|-
| '''2T1''' || ||
|-

|}