hkn.eecs.berkeley.edu
The Berkeley chapter is among the most active engineering societies at Cal, providing academic services to fellow undergraduates. Our two offices are located in 290 Cory and 345 Soda near the northeastern corner of the UC Berkeley campus. News April 27, 2004 Notes from our recent 22 Graduate Fellowship Workshop and 23 EE Graduate Admissions Infosession are now available. April 25, 2004 Every spring, student groups give a presentation to the EECS faculty on pressing issues in the EECS program. The handouts given to the faculty this year are available 24 here, and the powerpoint slides will be available soon as well. The student groups and the faculty will continue to work to address these issues, so stay tuned. March 10, 2004 The Mu chapter has won HKN's national Outstanding Chapter Activities Award for the 2002-2003 year. Check out our 25 annual report filed by the Bridge Fall 2003 committee. December 8, 2003 Congratulations to the fifty-one new initiates from Fall 2003! We sincerely appreciate the time and energy that all of you generously donated to us. Best of luck in the future, and hope to see you all around - from now on, as proud members and good friends. Upcoming Events Today Spring Fair at Emerson May 4, 2004 "I love the 80's and 90's" hosted by Amy. May 6, 2004 Ice Cream Social May 8, 2004 Initiation Banquet Post Banquet Fun 28 More events HKN Services HKN offers a variety of 29 services to students and the community: Students who need advice or 30 tutoring in EE and CS courses are encouraged to drop by for free assistance. Officers hold office hours from 10am to 4pm every weekday. You can also go to check out past EE and CS midterms from the HKN exam file. HKN conducts 32 course surveys for all classes offered by the EECS department every semester. We also have strong ties with 33 industry, linking students with companies by setting up info sessions where companies can give a presentation about themselves and provide a forum for students to talk to industry and find out more about the work environment. Additionally, we sell to companies resume books containing the resumes of all our members. Membership Membership in Eta Kappa Nu is extended to undergraduates in the top fourth of the junior class and the top third of the senior class in EECS, and all continuing EE graduate students. Interested students should watch for the list of eligible names, which is posted around Cory Hall at the beginning of each semester. After being invited to join, prospective members participate in projects and social activities that demonstrate their dedication to serving fellow members of the EECS community, the ultimate goal of HKN.
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