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ASHRAE membership is open to any person associated with heating, ventilation, air conditioning or refrigeration. ASHRAE is unique because its membership is drawn from a wide range of disciplines relating to the HVAC&R field. Approximately 51,000 individuals from more than 100 nations belong to the Society

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New Faces of College Engineering

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Congratulations to Ibrahim Adewale Ogundeko, ASHRAE’s first New Face of Engineering: College Edition!

Thank you to everyone who applied to be 2012 ASHRAE’s college New Face of Engineering! We had a great inaugural year, with an outstanding number of deserving young men
and woman applying to the program. You can see all the applicants here.


2012 New Face of Engineering: College Edition

Ibrahim Adewale Ogundeko
Education: third year, mechanical engineering, University of Lagos, Akoka, Nigeria
About: According to Ogundeko, if mechanical engineering were a part of speech, it would be a verb: “It is an action profession,” he said. Ogundeko goes on to add that the greatest oxymoron is an “idle mechanical engineer.” “There is never such thing as an idle mechanical engineer,” he said. “Whatever is vividly envisioned, ardently desired and enthusiastically acted upon will inevitably come to pass in mechanical engineering.” Ogundeko currently holds leadership positions in several engineering clubs and societies, including president, ASHRAE student branch; assistant secretary, Mechanical Engineering Students’ Association; and even plays for the Mechanical Engineering football (soccer) team.

About the Program

In 2003, ASHRAE created the very successful New Faces of Engineering program aimed at young engineers under the age of 35. New Faces: College Edition is ASHRAE’s legacy project for 2011 as the chairing society of Engineers Week.

The program recognizes outstanding junior or senior (defined as third, fourth or fifth year) ASHRAE members enrolled in a Bachelor of Science in Engineering program from an ABET Accredited school who are proving themselves to be leaders in the field of engineering.

ASHRAE’s New Face of Engineering is recognized in a full-page ad in the ASHRAE Journal and has their profile featured on the New Faces of Engineering: College Edition's Facebook page. ASHRAE also awards a $1000 scholarship to the winner.

Application will open Sept. 6 of each year and close Oct. 20. Applicants must “like” the New Faces of Engineering: College Edition Facebook page in order to apply.

Qualifications


Building systems engineering is changing. As the future of engineering, how are you playing a role in that change? You have the opportunity to represent the face of engineering students today.

You can apply to be the next college New Face of Engineering starting Sept. 6, 2012

To apply to be ASHRAE's New Face of Engineering: College Edition, you must:

  • be an ASHRAE member
  • be a junior or senior (defined as third, fourth or fifth year) engineering student as of Sept. 1, 2012
  • be enrolled in a Bachelor of Science in Engineering program from an ABET Accredited school
  • answer four short questions about your experience as an engineering student
  • submit a professional quality head and shoulders photo with application

ASHRAE's student New Face of Engineering would demonstrate academic excellence, with a GPA of 3.0 or higher, hold leadership positions within university student organizations, have outstanding communication skills, have a record of some non-engineering related community service and have a proven track record of involvement in the engineering industry.

The New Face of Engineering will:

  • Receive a $1000 scholarship from ASHRAE
  • be recognized in a full-page ad in the ASHRAE Journal
  • have their profile featured on the New Faces of Engineering: College Edition's Facebook page
  • have the advantage of including the honor on resumes

 

What's Next?

Application to be the 2012 college New Face of Engineering is now closed. Please check the New Faces of Engineering: College Edition Facebook page often for updates on the program and other opportunities for engineering students. Application to be ASHRAE's 2013 New Face will open Sept. 6, 2012

In the meantime, check out these other resources ASHRAE offers for college students:
Student Design Competition
Scholarships
Student Bookstore
Senior Undergraduate Project Grants