We don't want to take too long because we don't want to negatively impact anyone's grades because they were having fun. Rehm said he expected between 15 and 20 organizations and about 300 students to participate in Engine Week events. Some events, however, will take place at night. Students have to leap up and place a Post-It note on a wall. Whoever sticks it the highest earns points.
Students can also compete in designing and flying paper airplanes.
The groups whose plane goes the furthest wins the 40 points. Another sporting event that will be Wednesday in the HPER will be dodge ball. A spades tournament will take place Wednesday night in the chemical engineering lounge. The Society of Women Engineers is sponsoring a Mr. Engine Pageant Thursday. It's a take off on beauty pageants.