[IEEE @ UCLA] Week 8, Winter 2025
We're in the final stretch of the quarter!
We have a Google Calendar that is constantly being updated with our latest events. Click here to add it to your calendar!
For more details on the events going on, check out our Instagram @uclaieee or Discord!
Upcoming Club-wide Events
IEEE Officer Infosession
6:00 pm to 8:00 pm on February 27th, 2024, in the Cohen Room (E6 #134)
Are you interested in running for the UCLA IEEE Officer Board? Or, are you just curious to know what officers actually do and want to learn more about IEEE? If so, come to Cohen Room on February 27th to learn more and get an opportunity to speak with officers about their responsibilities and the perks of being on board! Food will be provided, so see you there!
IEEE Hotpot Social
6:00 pm to 9:00 pm on February 28th, 2024, at Shabuya
Hi bestIEEEs long time no see! 👀 Or should I say long time no eat? 😋 It's time for our quarterly all-you-can-eat event, and this quarter we're going to Shabuya 😱 Fill out the RSVP form below so we know you're coming, and so we can organize rides accordingly!
Location: Shabuya (1925 W Olympic Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90006)
Date and Time: Friday, 2/28 6-9PM
Price: $32.99 per person ($28.99 for vegetarian)
RSVP here https://tinyurl.com/ieeehotpotsocial
Ask an alumni!
How did you transition from being an engineering student to a professional in your field, and what were the biggest challenges you faced during that transition?
“I had research and internship experience when I was in school, which were very helpful for the transition. The internship helped a lot, as I returned to the same group working full-time after graduation and I already knew the people I was going to work with.”
What are the biggest expectations companies have for new graduates, and how can students prepare to meet or exceed those expectations?
“In a health setting, you should be expected to learn from your job and ask questions from your mentor(s) when you are stuck. You should align with your manager about your work expectations during your 1on1 meeting, if they have not outlined it to you in your first week. Don't be shy to ask "dumb" questions or for help. This is the time no one will judge you for that.”
Have a question you want answered? Ask it here!
Member of the Week
Leo Chen
Year and major: Freshman, Electrical Engineering
Involvement with IEEE: OPS, Emily and Arunan's FamilIEEE
Hobbies: exploring new restaurants and cafes, running, car spotting, napping
Favorite memory with IEEE: century city with familieee
Your most useless talent or fun fact: people tell me i look like joji
Favorite Artist, Song, or Album: tswift and gracie abrams!!
What are you most excited for right now: to go golfing again during spring break
Piece of advice to our readers: YOLOOOOOO
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