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Come on in and meet your new neighbours.
Since its inception, EngFrosh has endeavored to give first year engineering
students an insight into upcoming university life. In recent years, great
efforts have been made to make EngFrosh a valuable tool to an engineering
student’s undergraduate career. In all respects, this goal has been
attained. Today, students that participate in EngFrosh emerge from the
week with a strong network of friends to support them, as well as a taste of the
university lifestyle. But, probably the most beneficial, and often overlooked
aspect of frosh week is the sense of community it develops among the engineering
student body. With over two-and-a-half thousand students, one could easily be
lost in the crowd. Fortunately, this is not the case at Carleton, as the
students have a strong network of peers to rely on. This is Carleton Engineering’s
greatest triumph, with much of the groundwork laid during the first week in
September - Frosh Week!
We invite all of you to join in the exciting activities we have planned for
you during EngFrosh 2001.
Diana Psihistal & Stacy Carkner
EngFrosh 2001 Co-Directors
Take a look at What's New in EngVille.
EngVille is always a busy little place at Carleton during the summer
months. The Town Council is working hard to make it the best little burg
you could ever imagine. Now, a lot of their work is behind closed doors at
the Town Hall, but here's some information you might want
to keep up to date on.
September 14, 2001
 | Well folks, EngFrosh 2001 has been and gone. It was a great week,
filled with awesome weather and good clean - well okay, only slightly soiled
- fun. I hope everyone had as much fun as I did, and that most of you
managed to avoid the cold that has had me missing work most of this
week. Remember to keep an eye out in and around Leo's. I know a
couple of groups have started email lists, and posting group outings around
there. |
| And now, a word from our sponsor - March Networks
 | March Networks is all about igniting new and innovative broadband IP
services. As an aggressive, privately-held company led by industry
visionary Terry Matthews, March Networks offers top co-op and summer
students - as well as new graduates - the opportunity to work on
interactive broadband IP applications and delivery platforms in a fun,
energized team environment. We work hard, act strategically and
focus on solutions that meet our customers' business requirements. Our
employees get the chance to work on hot R&D initiatives, and really
contribute to - and benefit from - the Company's success.
Want in? Find out more about us on the web at www.marchnetworks.com. |
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August 28, 2001
| Please be sure to check out the updated
schedule. There have been some significant changes in times that
you have to be places... |
August 19, 2001
| If you haven't yet mailed your application for EngFrosh 2001, it's not too
late. You can mail your application up until Friday August 24, 2001
(for the late registration fee of $100). If you have NOT mailed your
application by Friday August 24, 2001; DO NOT mail it. We want to be
sure it has time to get to us through the mail. In the case that you
have not mailed your application on time, you can still register in person
on Saturday September 1 in Fenn Lounge; or you can register on the first day
of EngFrosh. |
| Check out what else is happening at Carleton during orientation week at
the Carleton
PrepWeek 2001 page - (Please note: EngFrosh 2001 is a separate
entity from Orientation 2001. If you are participating in EngFrosh
2001 you do not need to participate in Orientation 2001.) |
August 15, 2001
| The Spirit Gods of EngVille have put together a
little piece for you to read. |
| Yet another way for you to get your applications to us is to slip them
under the door to Leo's (3342 McKenzie Building) - Yes, that's right, we REALLY
want you to be able to come out and have some fun! |
August 14, 2001
| Note: Wednesday August 15, 2001 is the
final date for early registration ($80). For applications post-marked
after tomorrow, the
registration fee will be $100 |
| Registration forms can now be dropped off in the Engineering Registrar's
Office (Room 2090 in the Minto Center Building) |
| We would like to welcome OC Transpo as our latest Zenith Level sponsors. |
August 1, 2001
| There are two errata to the registration forms - as noted at the top of
this page. You can get updated registration forms from the Registration
page. |
| You can now find pictures of all our wonderful facil volunteers on the
group pages. You can reach them from the main groups
page. Facils, please email the webmaster if you notice information
missing from your profile. |
| If you're interested in seeing a copy of the mailout, it is here
in .pdf format. Be forewarned, it's over 2MB and will take a while to
download. |
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