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With a green background representing the color of plant vegetation, symbolizing the concept of environmental protection and sustainability, the blue Earth at the center symbolizes our environment and water resources. Focusing on the themes of the environment and water, it represents our Department of Hydrology and Environmental Systems.
Purpose of the Organization The responsibilities of the organization lie in safeguarding the rights and interests of students within the department, serving as a bridge for communication between students and the department. By organizing various activities, it helps new and current students in the Department of Hydrology and Environmental Systems discover their interests and strengths. The role of the department student association is to host and assist students in participating in different departmental activities, while also facilitating necessary communication with professors. This ensures the organization of academic events that allow students to better understand the goals and future prospects of the field.
Purpose of the Organization The responsibilities of the organization lie in safeguarding the rights and interests of students within the department, serving as a bridge for communication between students and the department. By organizing various activities, it helps new and current students in the Department of Hydrology and Environmental Systems discover their interests and strengths. The role of the department student association is to host and assist students in participating in different departmental activities, while also facilitating necessary communication with professors. This ensures the organization of academic events that allow students to better understand the goals and future prospects of the field.
Club Expertise Water Resources Engineering Division: With hydrology and hydraulics as the foundation and hydraulic engineering as the core, supplemented by computational technology, the curriculum covers areas such as fluid mechanics, hydrology, open channel hydraulics, flood disaster prevention, and coastal engineering. The goal is to achieve the sustainable use of water resources by harnessing the benefits of water and mitigating its harmful effects.
Club Expertise Water Resources Engineering Division: With hydrology and hydraulics as the foundation and hydraulic engineering as the core, supplemented by computational technology, the curriculum covers areas such as fluid mechanics, hydrology, open channel hydraulics, flood disaster prevention, and coastal engineering. The goal is to achieve the sustainable use of water resources by harnessing the benefits of water and mitigating its harmful effects.
Club Vision Our current top priority is to expand relationships with other department associations, ensuring that freshmen have a fulfilling university life. This includes balancing academics and fostering connections within the department, building a sense of community. Through these efforts, we aim to make the student association something that members aspire to be part of.
Club Vision Our current top priority is to expand relationships with other department associations, ensuring that freshmen have a fulfilling university life. This includes balancing academics and fostering connections within the department, building a sense of community. Through these efforts, we aim to make the student association something that members aspire to be part of.
Club Website
Club Website
Club Office SG204
Club Office SG204
Certification Requirements
Certification Requirements
Participation:
Participation:
1.Any member of the association who completes the sign-in and sign-out process will meet the participation criteria.
1.Any member of the association who completes the sign-in and sign-out process will meet the participation criteria.
2.This semester, we plan to conduct four activity logs, with the following events and dates:9/7: Orientation, 10/11-10/13: Camp, November: Department BBQ (exact date to be confirmed), 12/20: Christmas event.
2.This semester, we plan to conduct four activity logs, with the following events and dates:9/7: Orientation, 10/11-10/13: Camp, November: Department BBQ (exact date to be confirmed), 12/20: Christmas event.
Execution:
Execution:
1.This semester, we plan to carry out four execution certifications.
1.This semester, we plan to carry out four execution certifications.
2.The events for which execution certification is currently planned include: 9/7: Orientation, 10/11-10/13: Camp, November: Department BBQ (exact date to be confirmed), 12/20: Christmas event.
2.The events for which execution certification is currently planned include: 9/7: Orientation, 10/11-10/13: Camp, November: Department BBQ (exact date to be confirmed), 12/20: Christmas event.
3.The criteria for members to meet the certification standards are as follows:
3.The criteria for members to meet the certification standards are as follows:
9/7 Orientation:Certification is primarily aimed at sophomores and above. To meet the standards, members must fulfill one of the following: 1. Serve as a group leader, guiding freshmen during the event. 2. Plan and oversee a mini-game during the event.
9/7 Orientation:Certification is primarily aimed at sophomores and above. To meet the standards, members must fulfill one of the following: 1. Serve as a group leader, guiding freshmen during the event. 2. Plan and oversee a mini-game during the event.
10/11-10/13 Camp: Certification is primarily aimed at sophomores and above. To meet the standards, members must fulfill one of the following: 1. Serve as a group leader, guiding freshmen through the activities. 2. Design challenge games as part of the event organizing team and act as a game master. 3. Serve as part of the support team, responsible for setting up the venue, supporting different groups, and managing lighting. 4. Handle the event's promotional materials, including designing posters and props.
10/11-10/13 Camp: Certification is primarily aimed at sophomores and above. To meet the standards, members must fulfill one of the following: 1. Serve as a group leader, guiding freshmen through the activities. 2. Design challenge games as part of the event organizing team and act as a game master. 3. Serve as part of the support team, responsible for setting up the venue, supporting different groups, and managing lighting. 4. Handle the event's promotional materials, including designing posters and props.
November Department BBQ: Certification is primarily aimed at sophomores and above. To meet the standards, members must fulfill one of the following: 1. Serve as a group leader during the event. 2. Be part of the organizing team, designing and explaining mini-games. 3. Be part of the support team, providing assistance to different groups during the event.
November Department BBQ: Certification is primarily aimed at sophomores and above. To meet the standards, members must fulfill one of the following: 1. Serve as a group leader during the event. 2. Be part of the organizing team, designing and explaining mini-games. 3. Be part of the support team, providing assistance to different groups during the event.
12/20 Christmas Event: Certification is aimed at all members. To meet the standards, members must fulfill one of the following: 1. Serve as a promotional designer, creating posters and promoting the event. 2. Handle the scheduling and coordination of performance groups. 3. Be part of the support team, maintaining order at the event and assisting different groups. 4. Serve as a host during the event.
12/20 Christmas Event: Certification is aimed at all members. To meet the standards, members must fulfill one of the following: 1. Serve as a promotional designer, creating posters and promoting the event. 2. Handle the scheduling and coordination of performance groups. 3. Be part of the support team, maintaining order at the event and assisting different groups. 4. Serve as a host during the event.
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