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City Tech stu­dents par­tic­i­pate in clubs and or­ga­ni­za­tions, re­flect­ing a broad range of aca­d­e­mic and so­cial in­ter­ests. Work­ing closely with stu­dent clubs and the Stu­dent Gov­ern­ment As­so­ci­a­tion, Stu­dent Life and De­vel­op­ment pro­motes full par­tic­i­pa­tion and ac­cess to stu­dent events and ac­tiv­i­ties with­out re­gard to race, eth­nic­ity, gen­der, so­cioe­co­nomic sta­tus, age, re­li­gion, dis­abil­ity sta­tus, gen­der iden­tity, sex­ual ori­en­ta­tion or na­tional ori­gin. Pro­gram­ming de­vel­oped and/or spon­sored by the Of­fice of Stu­dent Life and De­vel­op­ment is or­ga­nized into four cat­e­gories: Lead­er­ship De­vel­op­ment Di­ver­sity Ed­u­ca­tion Com­mu­nity Ser­vice and Civic En­gage­ment So­cial and Com­mu­nity Aware­ness

City Tech students participate in clubs and organizations, reflecting a broad range of academic and social interests. Working closely with student clubs and the Student Government Association, Student Life and Development promotes full participation and access to student events and activities without regard to race, ethnicity, gender, socioeconomic status, age, religion, disability status, gender identity, sexual orientation or national origin. Programming developed and/or sponsored by the Office of Student Life and Development is organized into four categories: Leadership Development Diversity Education Community Service and Civic Engagement Social and Community Awareness

As an CRSP un­der­grad­u­ate Re­searcher Schol­ars/En­gi­neer hav­ing the abil­ity to dis­play, study and shed light on real time cli­mate sene­r­ios and vari­ables which are for­ever chang­ing along with its change to the mag­ni­tude of global warm­ing. By col­lect­ing var­i­ous data ex­ist­ing fac­tors, such as cool­ing and heat­ing de­mands, re­spec­tive re­sults are ob­tained to ac­count for en­ergy con­sump­tion. We are able to pre­dict & pre­vent waste­ful which re­sults in harm­ful cli­mate bur­dens im­pact­ing global warm­ing.

As an CRSP undergraduate Researcher Scholars/Engineer having the ability to display, study and shed light on real time climate senerios and variables which are forever changing along with its change to the magnitude of global warming. By collecting various data existing factors, such as cooling and heating demands, respective results are obtained to account for energy consumption. We are able to predict & prevent wasteful which results in harmful climate burdens impacting global warming.

Re­al­iz­ing the value of the re­search ex­pe­ri­ence at the un­der­grad­u­ate level, this pro­ject is com­mit­ted to fos­ter­ing re­search op­por­tu­ni­ties for City Tech stu­dents. Fac­ulty and stu­dents can use this pro­ject as a place to share an­nounce­ments about re­search op­por­tu­ni­ties, as well as a place to offer in­for­ma­tion about the ex­pe­ri­ences stu­dents and fac­ulty have had in their re­search en­deav­ors. A hand­book on ef­fec­tive men­tor­ing, de­vel­oped by the Un­der­grad­u­ate Re­search Com­mit­tee, is cur­rently avail­able for down­load.

Realizing the value of the research experience at the undergraduate level, this project is committed to fostering research opportunities for City Tech students. Faculty and students can use this project as a place to share announcements about research opportunities, as well as a place to offer information about the experiences students and faculty have had in their research endeavors. A handbook on effective mentoring, developed by the Undergraduate Research Committee, is currently available for download.