GEMS

Get ready for ETP Organization Days this coming Saturday, March 21, 2026.

Join us as PICE, PIIE, and GEMS come together for a day filled with activities, collaboration, and meaningful experiences. This is a great opportunity to connect, participate, and make the most out of your engineering journey.

We hope to see you there! 👷‍♂️👷‍♀️

Pubmat | John Semogan & Ezequiel Badal

🎉🏆 Congratulations to our Weekly Winner! 🏆🎉
Your consistent brilliance and sharp calculus skills have paid off — you've officially earned your spot in the Math Wizard Competition during GEMS Day! 🧙‍♂️📚✨

👏 Keep those solutions coming and keep aiming higher. You might be our next champion!
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🎉 Big congratulations to the Winners for solving yesterday's Question of the Day! 🚀

📢 Mechanics for the Question of the Day! 📢
We’ll be sharing calculus problems to challenge and enhance your problem-solving skills. Everyone is welcome. New questions will be posted at different times throughout the week, so stay tuned!

To participate:
✅ Comment your full name and answer along with a full solution (written on a clean white bond paper).
✅ Include your school (example: FSUU) and section.
✅ Use the hashtag .
📌 Important: All three requirements must be in a single comment to be counted!
Winners will be announced on the next post!

Scoring & Rewards: [Exclusive for GEMS Members]
🏆 Each correct answer earns points.
🏅 The participant with the highest points at the end of the week will be declared the Weekly Winner.
🎉 Weekly Winners will qualify for the Math Wizard Competition during the GEMS Day!

Ready to take on the challenge? Let’s go! 🚀

🎉 Big congratulations to the Winner for solving yesterday's Question of the Day! 🚀

🎉 Big congratulations to the Winner for solving yesterday's Question of the Day! 🚀

📌 Friendly reminder: Make sure to read and follow the mechanics so your entry counts and you can qualify as a QotD Winner!