Title: Momentum, the Magazine for Student Members of SAE International 2010-09-01
text: High-speed education @ formula hybrid event Annual competition provides a hands-on learning experience for undergraduate and graduate engineering students. Body-shaped for supermileage Six different single-occupant vehicles designed and built by teams of collegiate engineering students snared four-digit fuel economy at Eaton Corp.'s Marshall, MI, test track during the 31st annual SAE Supermileage competition in June. Mercedes-AMG goes with the current flow Opening the doors on new technology. First flight approaches for 'disruptive' new UAV engine An earlier iteration of UAS' Nightwind 2 in flight, powered by an off-the-shelf industrial engine. Three resume tips for college grads Employers often hire recent graduates to mold new hires to their own corporate culture and work philosophy, leading some employers to look more for potential than for specific experience. SAE, Deere announce 'learn twice' initiative Students involved in SAE International's Collegiate Design Series can get their team's registration fee reimbursed by working with local elementary and high school teachers to teach science, technology, engineering, and math concepts through the "A World In Motion" curriculum. EngineerXChange being launched to help attract younger members With the launch of EngineerXchange in October, SAE is hoping to communicate with young engineers via the Web and social media.