Programs and Events

	Engineering Open House
	Engineering Open House (EOH) showcases accomplishments in engineering to the public. Thousands of visitors, mostly from the Midwest, attend the two day, student run event. EOH is a great forum for teaching a broad variety of audiences about how engineering affects their lives.
	Engineering Employment Expo
	The Engineering Employment Expo is one of the nation's largest student run job fairs. Employers from all engineering disciplines and from all areas of the country attend to recruit UIUC engineering graduates.
	Engineers Week
	Engineers Week (E-Week) is a time to celebrate the advances that have been made in the world, the people who have made them, and those who continue to work toward innovative goals in technology and society. Many Engineering Council committees and societies conduct events during E-Week.
	Engineers Night
	Engineers Night (E-Night) is a recruiting event for Engineering Council committees and societies. At E-Night, students learn how they can get involved in various engineering organizations. Free refreshments, raffles, and jousting help make the event more laid back and fun.
	Engineers Book
	The Engineers Book (E-Book) is a daily planner distributed for free to students in the College of Engineering. The E-Book also contains information about Engineering Council events, important phone numbers, and information about the college. Pictures, famous quotes, and more help entertain the reader.
	Engineering Student Leadership Conference
	The Engineering Student Leadership Conference (ESLC) is geared toward current student leaders that are interested in holding a leadership position within an organization. The conference focucses on sharing information and ideas among organization leaders.
	Student Engineering Leadership Program
	The Student Engineering Leadership Program (SELP) allows approximately forty-five students to participate in three days of intensive and interactive leadership training. These students will learn leadership and communication skills vital to their success. SELP is offered at no cost to all students enrolled in an engineering curriculum at UIUC.
	Student Introduction to Engineering
	Student Introduction to Engineering (SITE) is a three day event that acquaints accepted high school seniors with the educational opportunites and campus life for engineering students. Participants engage in panel discussions with current students, design contests, and many other activities. SITE seeks to give these students a sneak peak of what to expect come fall.
	Engineering Days
	Engineering Days (formerly Engineering Majors Fair) allows prospective engineering students to see what being an engineering student is all about. During the course of the day, high school students are invited to visit University classes and labs, participate in small group discussions with college students, and get a good look at one of the nations top rated engineering universities.
	Graduate School Conference
	The Graduate School Conference familiarizes students with the different options for graduate engineering study at UIUC as well as other programs such as law, medicine, and business. Undergraduate students can speak with professors and graduate students to learn more about life as a graduate student.
	Undergraduate Research Workshop
	The Undergraduate Research Workshop is an opportunity for undergraduate students to learn more about participating in research. Many ungergraduates believe that they are unable to conduct research, but this workshop helps them get involved. Each spring, this workshop unites undergraduate students interested in research with professors looking for undergraduate help.
	Knights of St. Pat Ball
	The Knights of St. Pat Ball honors the Knights of St. Pat, the highest honor an undergraduate student can receive in the College of Engineering. A Knight of St. Pat demonstrates leadership, academic excellence, and exceptional contribution to the College of Engineering and its students. Each year's class of knights is selected by a committee of previous knights.
	Dean's Picnic
	As an annual tradition, the dean of the College of Engineering hosts a picnic for all Engineering Council members. This event kicks off the year and allows Engineering Council to socialize and get to know the deans. The afternoon is filled with food, old friends, new friends, and fun!
	Charity Golf Tournament
	Engineering Council holds an annual charity golf tournament in Engineering Council makes a donation to the winning team's charity of choice. All engineering students, faculty, and staff are encourage to participate.