This week, ESC got the gears turning on social and institutional initiatives for the upcoming semester.

ESC is back in NYC (but still partially virtual).

The first half was run by the outgoing council, and the second marked the incoming council’s first general body meeting.

This week ESC received disappointing news on credit limits and the SEAS gala but looked ahead to future plans.

This week, ESC reviewed the draft of a proposal to the SEAS Committee on Instruction (COI) regarding this summer’s credit limit.

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This week’s ESC general body meeting began with a presentation on University Life Events Council and featured several joint initiatives with the other undergraduate student councils.

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We’re approaching the last stretch of the semester, and the Engineering Student Council knows it.

Following a spring break hiatus, ESC returned with an untraditional general body meeting.

Though last week’s announcement that SEAS would continue its PDF policy this semester was a triumph for the Engineering Student Council, its members’ work is far from over.

This week’s Engineering Student Council meeting featured acronyms ranging from the familiar SEAS and PDF to the less known iGEM.

This week ESC’s general body meeting discussed the limits to what ESC can change while looking ahead to future initiatives.

Topics at this week’s ESC general body meeting included ESC a potential ESC bylaw amendment, housing for the fall, and a possible P/D/F grading policy for this semester.

ESC returns this semester to address the challenges of online learning.