The American Society of Mechanical Engineers at USF provides members with the tools and experiences to distinguish themselves in the field of engineering, encouraging them to hone their skills in the areas of teamwork, communication, and overall professionalism through competitions, workshops, and projects.
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US，Florida，Tampa，33620
As the Olympic Games are now underway, we wish to acknowledge some exceptional athletes who have not only attained Olympic glory ?? but have also earned degrees in engineering ????. These individuals exemplify the power of dedication and perseverance, excelling in both their athletic and academic pursuits.
?? Exciting Updates from ASME at USF! ?? We're thrilled to share the highlights of our Competitions last semester at ASME USF! e-Human Powered Vehicle Challenge (e-HPVC) On April 12th and 13th, our team, including Quang Ho, Michael Edgemon, Orin B, and Rahul Samudrala, traveled to Lynchburg, Virginia, to compete in the e-HPVC. This was our first time participating in this competition, and we are proud to have achieved an overall 7th place! This event offered invaluable insights into welding, manufacturing, structural analysis, aerodynamics, and CAD modeling. ???? Innovative Additive Manufacturing 3D Challenge (IAM3D)? On April 20th, ASME at USF competed in the IAM3D Challenge, sponsored by Altair and hosted at the Virginia Tech Drone Park. This event focused on designing and manufacturing a drone using additive manufacturing practices. Our team, including Olga Mendez, Fernanda Bianchi Sanches, Ben Mitchell, Paul Giron, Michael Edgemon, and Gabriel Jacomini, crafted a bold and creative design using Thermoplastic Polyurethane for most of the drone components, earning us a commendable 2nd place overall in the drone racing challenge. ??? ASME Student Design Competition (SDC)?? On April 21st, ASME at USF participated in the SDC competition, sponsored by Boeing, at the EFx Event hosted by the University of North Carolina at Charlotte. Our team, including Briyah Mitchell-Smith, Michael Edgemon, Charles, Gabriel Jacomini, and Olga Mendez designed a versatile remotely controlled robot capable of playing mini golf and navigating an obstacle course. The robot’s unique and adaptable design demonstrated our engineering prowess and creativity. ??? ASME Old Guard Oral Competition ? During the same event, Michael Edgemon and Gabriel Jacomini presented individually on different engineering topics. Michael shared his work on Optimizing Mechanisms with Python, while Gabriel presented his Capstone project on Nanomanufacturing Machinery Development. This was a fantastic opportunity for them to showcase their technical projects to an insightful audience, including the Old Guard Committee. Elevator Pitch Competition Lastly, Olga Mendez, Michael Edgemon, and Gabriel Jacomini participated in the Elevator Pitch Competition. They were given a case study and had 5 minutes to brainstorm individually before delivering a 90-second pitch to 6 engineers. This challenge was an incredible experience, and Gabriel Jacomini was thrilled to win 2nd place overall! ???? A huge thank you to everyone who supported us throughout these challenges, including Miguel Goni Rodrigo, ASME (The American Society of Mechanical Engineers), USF Mechanical Engineering, and USF College of Engineering. We’re proud of our accomplishments and eager to tackle future opportunities! #ASME #Engineering #Innovation #AdditiveManufacturing #eHPVC #Robotics #STEM Follow us for more updates on our journey and stay tuned for our upcoming projects!
Exploring the Engineering Minds: Celebrating Trailblazing Figures in Science! At ASME USF, we believe in honoring the legacy and contributions of engineers who have left an indelible mark on the world of science. Today, let's take a moment to celebrate some remarkable individuals who not only excelled in their field but also reshaped the landscape of science as we know it. #ASMEUSF #MechanicalEngineering #Innovation #ScienceIcons #STEM #EngineeringExcellence ????
Congratulations, Alexander Davenport and Diego Andriani! It's incredible to witness our Professional Development Team and its Mentorship Program making such a positive impact on our community! #engineering #internship #ASME #USF #mentorship #developmemt
I am thrilled to share that I've embarked on an incredible journey as a freshman engineering student at the University of South Florida! I'm beyond excited to announce that I've accepted an offer from Ardurra to work as a Civil Engineering intern in the Tallahassee, Florida location during the summer of 2024. Embarking on this opportunity with one of the leading engineering firms is going to present a unique time for me in my professional journey. Joining Ardurra presents an exceptional opportunity to dive deep into the world of civil engineering, gain hands-on experience, and contribute to impactful projects that shape our communities. To be a part of the planning, design, and construction of roadways will be an exceptional opportunity. I extend my sincere gratitude to everyone who played a role in helping me attain this incredible chance, especially the?USF College of Engineering and Diego Andriani, my student mentor through ASME at USF. I'm particularly honored to work alongside the accomplished Transportation Director, Ted Aiken, P.E. Under his mentorship, I look forward to expanding my knowledge, refining my skills, and making meaningful contributions to the team. This internship marks the beginning of an enriching chapter in my professional career, and I am eager to learn, grow, and make a positive impact in the field of civil engineering. I cannot wait for this journey to begin!! #EngineeringIntern #Ardurra #TeamArdurra #CivilEngineering #USFEngineering #NewBeginnings #USF