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American Institute of Chemical Engineers - 29
Registration Information
Organization Number: 29
First Registered On: 12-06-1941
Last Registered On: 04-11-2013
Organization Information
Registered Organization Information Change Request Form
Status: Active
Purpose: Expose students to academic and industrial career opportunities as well as provide a fun social environment for peer networking.
Membership: Students, faculty, and staff at The University of Texas at Austin who are in or interested in becoming Chemical Engineers
Functions: Plant trips to chemical industry sites. Monthly meetings and seminars. Semesterly socials (such as laser tag and broomball), Intramural Sports, and grill outs. For more information vist our room CPE 2.706A or our website http://studentorgs.utexas.edu/aiche/
Organization Type: Professional
Contact Information
Phone: (512) 471-9464
E-mail: Mferris@utexas.edu
Web site: http://studentorgs.utexas.edu/aiche/
Representatives: (Name, Title)
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Brian O'Connor, Vice President External
Matthew Ferris, President
Brandon Howle, Activities Coordinator
Samantha Ryder, Vice President Internal
Shelley Broman, Press Secretary
Rick Liao, Treasurer
James Conger, Sec Rep
Rachel Marches, SEC Rep
Hanbi Liu, Webmaster
Areen Pitaktong, SBE Rep
Campus Office Address: CPE 2.706A
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