http://sites.google.com/feeds/content/site/wiesmis2012-04-25T08:28:04.835ZPosts of UpdatesGoogle Sites1http://sites.google.com/feeds/content/site/wiesmis/81583428155838932382012-01-31T23:00:11.152Z2012-01-31T23:00:11.157Z2012-01-31T23:00:11.141ZAEC/CAG This Weekend!

We hope that you're just as pumped as we are for this weekend! The 2012 Atlantic Engineering Competition is being hosted at Dalhousie University.  If you haven’t yet, check out their website at aec2012.ca. Hope to see you all there!

Stuart Lynchstuartlynch123@gmail.comaeccagthisweekend1http://sites.google.com/feeds/content/site/wiesmis/17109014392141907202012-01-12T14:43:06.801Z2012-01-12T14:43:06.809Z2012-01-12T14:43:06.789ZACES Office Hours/Heures de Consulation
Hi Engineering folks! Join us tonight at 8 PM Atlantic time for ACES for Office hours. All you need to do is add our VP Communications Michael Matthews on Skype at michael.matthews22 and at 8 give him a call to join in. We can wait to hear you all there.
Stuart Lynchstuartlynch123@gmail.comacesofficehoursheuresdeconsulation-11http://sites.google.com/feeds/content/site/wiesmis/12934310572586044672012-01-06T01:05:50.153Z2012-01-06T01:05:50.155Z2012-01-06T01:05:50.074ZACES Office Hours/Heures de Consulation
For the first time ever your ACES Executive is hosting online office hours! Join us on January 12th at 8pm Atlantic time and ask us whatever you want? Ask us what the heck we actually do or ask us what the air-speed velocity of an unladen swallow? We're open to it all!
The link to our conversation will be posted closer to the 12th, so stay tuned. Hope to hear you there!
Stuart Lynchstuartlynch123@gmail.comacesofficehoursheuresdeconsulation1http://sites.google.com/feeds/content/site/wiesmis/79156526010056295452011-09-23T23:16:40.125Z2011-09-23T23:30:19.730Z2011-09-23T23:30:19.728ZUpcoming ACES AGM 2011
The 2011 ACES Annual General Meeting will be held on September 30th to October 2nd.  It is being hosted by the Université de Moncton Engineering Faculty in Moncton, New Brunswick.  The three day long event will consist of workshops, networking events and the election of the new ACES executive council.  The invitation for this year's AGM can be found in the documents section of this website. For more information, contact the ACES AGM organizing committee president, Matt Ward at emw3760@umoncton.ca. 
Bryce Clothierbryce.clothier1@gmail.comupcomingagm20112http://sites.google.com/feeds/content/site/wiesmis/55299813808592743652011-02-08T01:09:20.766Z2011-08-26T13:53:28.553Z2011-02-08T04:29:17.686ZAtlantic Engineering Competition 2011
The 2011 Atlantic Engineering Competition was held this past weekend of February 4th-6th by the Université de Moncton.  The event was received very positively by its many competitors from schools across the Atlantic province.  Between all of the time spent brainstorming, researching, building, debating and presenting, everyone involved was sure to enjoy the sights and sounds of Moncton.  Congratulations to the organizers, judges, spectators, sponsors competitors and any other involved parties. For complete results, Click Here.

1st and 2nd place teams in all events will be attending the Canadian Engineering Competition hosted by McGill University.
Bryce Clothierbryce.clothier1@gmail.comatlanticengineeringcompetition20113http://sites.google.com/feeds/content/site/wiesmis/1165820400850772632010-10-17T13:59:27.889Z2010-10-19T13:49:59.458Z2010-10-19T13:49:59.456ZACES AGM Great Success!!!
 
The Atlantic Council of Engineering Students would like to thank Dalhousie Sexton campus for organizing a great 2010 AGM and Council . The meeting wrapped up at 11am Sunday with nearly all executive positions being filled. Congratulations to the newly elected executive members;
 
President: Neill McPherson (DAL Sexton)
VP Communications: Michael Matthews (DAL Sexton)
VP Finance: Whitney Hurlbut (SMU)
Handbook Director: Danielle Kim (UNB)
Director of Professional Development (NS): Hannah Maynard (NSAC)
Director of Professional Development (NB): Salim El Bouzidi (UNB)
IT Director: Bryce Clothier (SMU)
Director of Corporate Relations: Justin Cooke (DAL Studley)
Michael Wiesmhwies@gmail.comacesagmgreatsuccess5http://sites.google.com/feeds/content/site/wiesmis/47299920648185915582010-09-23T19:36:39.006Z2010-09-23T19:42:23.294Z2010-09-23T19:42:23.292ZACES AGM 2010 is Fast Approaching
Hey Everyone,

Start getting excited for ACES AGM 2010 Hosted by Dalhousie (Sexton) University from October 15th-October 17th, 2010 in Halifax Nova Scotia.

Registration forms have been sent out and are due by Monday September 27th, 2010.

If your school has not received the registration form please contact one of the ACES AGM Co-Chairs:

Erin Dwyer – erin.jessica.dwyer[at]gmail.com

Jenna Hazelton – jenna.hazelton4[at]gmail.com

or Jill - president@aces-caeeg.com

and a REMINDER to all the schools starting at the AGM 2010 ACES will be collecting student fees, these fees will be 17 cents per student. Please ensure you have them when you come to Halifax!

Jill Hendersonjill.y.henderson@gmail.comacesagm2010isfastapproaching2http://sites.google.com/feeds/content/site/wiesmis/29029051952231382232010-04-20T03:37:54.309Z2010-04-20T03:38:52.464Z2010-04-20T03:38:52.452ZACES Finally has a Mailing List!
That's right, the link down there on the right actually goes somewhere now. No more getting your hopes up to start receiving exciting news from the Atlantic Council of Engineering Students only to be heartbroken by a broken link. If you have a hard time staying up to date with info regarding things such as the Atlantic Engineering Competition and the ACES Annual Conference and AGM, let us take care of it for you! We promise not to spam, and only contact you every month or so with the most relevant ACES info. Join now by following the link below
Michael Wiesmhwies@gmail.comacesfinallyhasamailinglist1http://sites.google.com/feeds/content/site/wiesmis/91962382852969030512010-04-20T03:26:45.837Z2010-04-20T03:34:17.370Z2010-04-20T03:34:17.368ZAtlantic Engineering Competition A Huge Success!
The 2010 AEC was recently hosted by the University of New Brunswick and took place at the Delta Hotel, Fredericton (with the exception of Design competitions, which took place in Head Hall on the UNB Campus). Approximately 30 teams from across the atlantic provinces participated in Debate, Communications, Junior and Senior Design, Consulting and Innovation competitions. Between presentations, design building, planning, scheming, and a taste of the Fredericton night life on Saturday the weekend seemed to come and go in a blurr of engineering glory. For a complete set of results, Click Here!
1st and 2nd place in each competition have earned a spot at the Canadian Engineering Competition to be hosted by U of T, March 18-21.
Michael Wiesmhwies@gmail.comatlanticengineeringcompetitionahugesuccess2http://sites.google.com/feeds/content/site/wiesmis/86324850933028982782010-01-27T15:55:05.144Z2010-03-11T12:02:38.375Z2010-03-11T12:02:38.374ZWebsite Gets a Facelift
With its new colors, the ACES website is a whole lot less lame. This is seen as a positive change by 100% of individuals who have expressed an opinion on the topic. Further and continuing input is still/always sought by the executive, whose contact information will soon be available on the Directors page.
Michael Wiesmhwies@gmail.comwebsitegetsafacelift2http://sites.google.com/feeds/content/site/wiesmis/73374552701216371202010-02-22T20:49:28.118Z2010-02-22T20:58:27.290Z2010-02-22T20:58:27.278ZPrepare for Launch!
The ACES website has been updated, renovated, improved slightly, and loaded with moderately interesting content! It is now ready for it's initial launch into the vast darkness that is the world wide web. The IT Director is continually seeking input from members and the general public (Including EXEC bio's!) as the site awaits the aces-caeeg.com domain name. Contact mike for input: m.wies@unb.ca
Michael Wiesmhwies@gmail.comprepareforlaunch1http://sites.google.com/feeds/content/site/wiesmis/47898640702720096902010-01-20T23:19:53.158Z2010-01-21T00:18:35.295Z2010-01-21T00:18:35.294ZACES Website Nearly Close to Existance
With the majority of it's high-level pages close to actually containing content, the Atlantic Council of Engineering Students is well on its way to actually being a respectful organization in the eyes of those rendered technologically dependant. In fact, few of these pages already have some text and/or downloadable files. Of course, this isn't practically significant, since the site layout, mapping, and color scheme is still subject to the approval of several society members and executives.
Michael Wiesmhwies@gmail.comaceswebsitenearlyclosetoexistance2