The student chapter plans to be an active liaison for the Acadiana Chapter. We have set several goals for this term and plan on attending most of our parent chapter's functions. We will also make efforts to take part in National Safety Month, as well as increase our current membership. Dinner will be provided by the Acadiana Chapter members. Also, student members are encouraged to take part in the PDC-4 class on Monday nights, which discusses the importance of becoming a safety professional and the four characteristics of a quality safety professional.
Enrollment is free and everyone is invited.
As president of the student chapter, I would like to thank the Acadiana Chapter for welcoming this term's officers, as well as students to chapter functions and thank Kim Captain for attending the meeting held April 30th. I believe we will take every opportunity to participate in every event. I am grateful for your support. On March 13th over two hundred students from area schools participated in Engineering Day by touring booths, projects, and exhibits represented by all six engineering disciplines. Matt also noted that the visiting students were surprised by the competitiveness of engineering disciplines.