Upcoming Meeting
The next meeting will be Tuesday, February 2, 2009 at 7:30pm in Fiedler Auditorium(Room 1107)
Erik 2.1.10

The next meeting will be Tuesday, February 2, 2009 at 7:30pm in Fiedler Auditorium(Room 1107)
Erik 2.1.10
The next meeting will be Tuesday, December 1, 2009 at 7:30pm in Fiedler Auditorium(Room 1107)
Nate Fisher will be speaking about his experiences as an intern with NASA.
Erik 11.30.09
The next meeting will be Tuesday, November 3, 2009 at 7:30pm in Fiedler Auditorium(Room 1107)
Erik 10.30.09
The next meeting will be Tuesday, October 6, 2009 at 7:30pm in Fiedler Auditorium(Room 1107)
Erik 10.2.09
Our first meeting this semester will be Tuesday, September 8, 2009 in Fiedler Auditorium (Room 1107) at 7:30pm.
The design teams will give short presentations. Come and learn about the design teams.
Erik 09.2.09
The next meeting will be Tuesday, March 10, 2009 at 7:30
Nelson Pratt from Cessna Aircraft will be speaking.
Andrew 02.24.09
Congratulations to all of the SAE teams for their performance at competition this year.
Aero placed 2nd in the Aero West Competition
Baja placed 25th in the East Competition
Formula Placed 10th in the West Competition
Andrew 09.03.08
Tuesday, April 1 at 7:30pm SAE will hold it's next general meeting.
Our guest speaker will be Tom Glennan, Engineering Group Manager at General Motors
He will be giving his Lecture "Strategies for Managing Vehicle Mass throughout the Development Process and Vehicle Lifecycle."
Hope to see you there!
Andrew 03.03.08

For those of you not yet aware, our very own KSU Aero design team placed first at their competition in California. They competed against 26 other teams and came out on top by lifting their predicted 20.72lb in a mere four takeoffs. The aero team is comprised of the following team members (* indicates West Competition attendance):
Congratulations guys!
Kyle 3.27.07
Just a reminder, don't miss this week's general meeting. We have a great speaker, Dr. Sankar Mohan PhD, lined up for you. Dr. Sankar Mohan leads the Advanced Engineering Group at the New Process Gear division of Magna Powertrain in Syracuse, New York. He earned his Bachelors Degree in Mechanical Engineering from Indian Institute of Technology and his Doctorate from Syracuse University. He specializes in automotive Drivetrain and Traction Control areas. During his twenty years in the automotive industry, he has been awarded over 30 US and international patents in the Drive Train Area and his technical articles have been published in many journals including SAE, ASME and GPC. His presentation is titled "Designing, Modeling and Testing of Modern AWD/4WD Drivetrain Elements and Systems."
Dr. Mohan has also expressed that career opportunities are available at Magna Powertrain. If you are interested, you should e-mail your resume to him at sankar.mohan@magnapowertrain.com
In other news, the new formula site is online. You can check it out here. Please let me know if you have any suggestions/problems.
Kyle 3.5.07
Load times should now be considerably faster. Sorry for the temporary inconvenience.
The new formula site is coming along much quicker than I thought it would. Expect a live version sometime next week.
And most importantly, don't miss the presentation next week at the general meeting. Dr. Sankar Mohan will be presenting over AWD/4WD dynometer testing.
Kyle 2.27.07
Well, it's done. I'd love to hear what you guys have to say about it. Comments, criticisms, suggestions... I'm all ears.
Oh, and you should upgrade if you haven't already.
Next up is a new Formula site. Stay tuned...
Kyle 2.13.07
Kyle 2.13.07
We take an unbelievably light plane and carry an unbelievably hefty payload. Then we redesign it so it's even lighter. And we have fun doing it. If you're looking for aerospace at KSU, this is where it's at.
What do you get when you cross a go-cart with a sportbike, throw some engineering students at it, and make it look like a mini-F1 car? A Formula SAE competition car! Sound fun?
Who needs finesse when you've got brute strength? Our goal is simple: have fun and most likely break some stuff doing it. If that's your idea of fun too, check us out. You'll be glad you did.