SUCE Newsletter - Week 7

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SUCE - Week 7 Newsletter Keywords: Academic Seminar #3, Study Session + Games Night, SUCE General Meeting.    With the push to develope smart cities, more innovative transportation solutions will be required. Come hear our very own David Levinson come talk about what innovative solutions are in store . Academic Seminar #3: The End of Traffic and the Future of Access, 5 PM 21st September  Ever wondered how technology has changed transport over the decades?  Or how COVID-19 impacted travel demands?  How will we respond to save the future of transport?  SUCE is proud to announce the third event of our Academic Seminar PEP Package, 'The End of Traffic and the Future of Access' with Prof. David Levinson.  Two decades into the new millennium, transport is becoming interesting again. New technologies are taking root and society is responding; together, these phenomena are changing how people access places and exchange goods. This talk about the future of transport in cities discusses the implications of automation, electrification, sharing, and COVID-19 on travel demands and transport policy. CONDITIONS FOR PEP HOURS Please ensure you sign into Zoom with your university email so that your PEP hours can be approved You must sign up to the event and attend the Zoom session to obtain PEP hours (no partial hours will be awarded) For any other PEP related inquiries, visit our PEP Page on our website suce.info/pep Sign Up Do you get distracted too easily? 🤝 Need that social connection during lockdown? Are you looking for a study buddy? Don’t worry, SUCE has got your back! Join us for a productive STUDY SESSION + GAMES NIGHT on Friday 1st October via DISCORD! 🧠 Start your Friday churning through lecture recordings, we will have senior students available to give tips on how to ace your assessments. After an honest day's studying, relax by playing games (or continue studying if you’re in the zone). We have a variety of games lined up with code names, skribblio and more. Bring your friends or yourself, come meet new people and tick off your to-do list before the semester resumes! Specific times will be released soon! Be there or be Sign Up If you are keen to be more involved in our society, here is a great opportunity. Come along to our GM on Friday 9-10am. MEETING AGENDA: 1. Opening and welcome 2. Apologies and leaves of absence 3. Minutes of the previous meeting & business arising from the minutes 4. Ordinary resolution of SUCE 5. Constitutional amendments: Structural amendments to the constitution, including reordering executive positions. 6. General business 7. Date of the next meeting 8. Close of meeting Sign Up KBR Graduate Role. Who is KBR? We help the Commonwealth safeguard our nation through supporting the Australian Defence industry’s full capability in delivering project management, logistics, infrastructure, engineering, training, sustainment and advisory services to protect our national security and keep our country safe. We work with customers across the nation to deliver sustainable infrastructure projects that enhance the future for all Australians through providing innovative solutions across the transport, water and environment, buildings, defence infrastructure and program management and construction consultancy markets. Apply Now! The most common misconception about the pyramids is that they were built by slaves. Recent archeological evidence suggests they were instead constructed by paid workers. Some may have performed this work as a form of tax payment for several months of the year. Skilled engineers would have planned and orchestrated the building. TL;DR: Academic Seminar #3, Study Session, SUCE General meeting, KBR Graduate Role. Newsletters are new! Any feedback? You are most welcome to fill in this form with any suggestions or criticisms.   Feedback Copyright © 2021 SUCE, All rights reserved. Our mailing address is: sucivilengineers@gmail.com Want to change how you receive these emails? You can update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list.

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