Student Section Hosted Events

Upcoming Events

To Be Announced

Our student leaders are hard at work preparing for classes while setting up and planning new events for the ASME Student Section. Keep a look out for more events posted soon!

Previous Events

CAD Workshop

To kick off spring term, the ASME Student Section is hosting a CAD workshop! Stop by to learn the basics of CAD using SolidWorks. Visit the resource page if you missed it:

https://sites.google.com/pdx.edu/asme-pdx/workshops/cad-workshop

Student Mixers

Fall Transfer Student Mixer: Oct 9, 2024. Join the ASME Student Section to find out more about the student group as well as the professional section. Also learn about the other student groups.

Student Mixers

Winter Student Mixer: January 15, 2025. Join the ASME Student Section to find out more about the student group as well as the professional section. Also learn about the other student groups.

Student Mixers

Spring Student Mixer: April 9, 2025. Join the ASME Student Section to find out more about the student group as well as the professional section. Also learn about the other student groups.

New Student Welcome

Stop by at the Engineering Building on Wednesday September 25th to welcome Portland State University's new and incoming students! The ASME Student Section will be attending and manning a table to promote the exciting and useful opportunities that comes with being a Student Member.

Electron Microscopy Lab Tour

The ASME Student Section planned a tour of the Electron Microscopy Lab at PSU with the help of Dr. Eric Sanchez. Attending section members were able to view and operate various machines used in microscopy including Scanning Electron Microscopes, Transmission Electron Microscopes, and Dual Beam FIBs.

ASME PDX At MESA Day 2023

The ASME Student Section at PSU participated in the Oregon MESA Day hosted at Portland State University. There, ASME PSU designed and led a mini-competition for attending students and staff to race microdrones, designed in collaboration with the Electronics Prototyping Lab at Portland State University.

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