San Jacinto College, Math & Engineering Org., North Campus

Hello, Members,
We are off to a very busy semester. Today, my honors Precalgebra students will give their honors presentations for the College Algebra portion of their class. This is a fun group of students. We will enjoy some lunch and then proceed to grow our minds with all of the wonderful presentations. Honors math is indeed flourishing at the North campus.

Professor Ron

On Friday, February 19, the club made a trip to the San Jacinto Monument and the Battleship Texas. The weather was perfect and the time spent was educational and fun.

We are planning a trip on Nov. 20th to the Museum to see the exhibit on mummies. Tickets will be discounted at $7. We will also eat lunch at St. Paul's Methodist. The church has graciously allowed us to park at their site, so we can walk to the museum. Other things are planned so the trip should be fun!

Here is a blast from the past. It's Professor Ron's Calculus III class from the Fall of 2013. Awesome Bunch!

Good Evening,
I would like to commend Math & Engineering clubs Vice President, Toni Lampasas & club Secretary,Jeannette Landaverde on an amazing job on baking the pastries that we sold out at campus today for our club fundraiser. We sold over 64 cupcakes of different toppings and flavors! We also sold about 37 chocolate brownie cakes in just 2 hours!!

Good evening,
Apologies on the short notice but if you are available tomorrow morning (2/6/2015) at 9:15am, you are welcome to sit in the Intro to Engineering class in room N-2.101 to hear guest speaker NASA ex-engineer Norman Chaffee speak. Seats will be limited so we encourage you to arrive on time if not earlier.

Welcome to those of you who have recently liked this page!
We are new to social media, but we will have updates every week to show you what we are doing as a student organization!

Here is President Joseph presenting his project for honors linear algebra.

It is good to know that this page exists. I would like to congratulate Erika for stepping up to work on the probability problem that I wrote on the board. It was a classical example of Bayes' Theorem.

Meeting today at 1:30! Come by and check out the Sugar Rocket project that we're going to start working on!

We're going to do this

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