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Fall Recruiting
We've got a great lineup of events ready to welcome you to Berkeley. Come to an infosession to find out what we're all about, then decide which project team you want to help out with at Project Expo. We believe that everyone can find a place to contribute in PiE, regardless of year or major, so don't hesitate to come out! You'll also be able to find us tabling at Calapalooza.
If you're interested in joining, fill out our interest form here! We'll send information at a later time about welcome events in the fall and how to join.
THE TIMELINE
Our Events
Week #1
Time: Fri. 9/6 | 5-6 PM
Info Session #1
Come to our info session and learn what we are all about at Soda 380!
Week #1
Time: Sat. 9/7 | 6-9 PM
Fire Trail Hike Social
Come hike with us. We will be meeting at O'Brien 101 (located behind O'Brien Hall across from the School of Journalism)!
Week #2
Time: Thu. 9/12 | 6:30 - 7:30 PM
Info Session #2
Come to our info session at Soda 606 and learn what we are all about!
Week #2
Time: Fri. 9/13 | 5-8 PM
DIY Dreamcatcher Social
Come join us at O'Brien 101 (located behind O'Brien Hall across from the School of Journalism)!
Week #2
Time: Sat. 9/14 | 7 PM
Night of a Thousand Nuggets
location: TBA
We love nuggets!!!
Project Expo #1
Come learn about the different projects in PiE at O'Brien 101 and learn which one might be right for you!
Week #3
Time: Fri. 9/20 | 7-9 PM
Coffee Making Social
Come over to O'Brien 101 to, drink coffee and hot cocoa, and have fun with PiE staff!
Project Expo #2
Come learn about the different projects in PiE at O'Brien 101 and learn which one might be right for you!
Project Expo #1
Come learn about the different
Project Expo #2
Come learn about the different
Team
Join our team and be part of providing STEM education to the Bay Area
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Interested in participating in PiE's mission by becoming a mentor and role model for a team of high school students? PiE RC DeCal, offered every spring, offers just that!
Volunteer
We are looking for professors and industry professionals to volunteer at our events. You can help us by being a judge at our Design Reviews and/or Final Competition.
Please contact us at [email protected]
We require each high school team to give a presentation to a panel of professors and industry professionals during the first few weeks of the competition season. The purpose of the reviews is to encourage high school students to present their ideas and to receive feedback on their design.
At Final Competition, teams can earn awards for superior mechanical, electrical, and software robot design. We invite professors and industry professionals to judge these designs and decide on an award winner in each category.