Advisor Resources
Vision Statement
MESA provides students with the essential skills and resources to achieve success in school, career, life and STEM-related disciplines. MESA welcomes all students and actively recruits ethnic minorities and females as they are often underrepresented in STEM fields such as computer science and engineering. MESA mobilizes and aligns the resources of diverse educational institutions, industry and other partners to create and implement an integrated program that maximizes impact and outcomes.
Advisor Resources
Meeting Dates for 2018-2019
Meeting 1, Wednesday, Sept. 18, 2019, 4:00, Auditorium
Meeting 2, Wednesday, Jan. 22, 2020, 4:00, Auditorium
Meeting 3, Wednesday, April 22, 2020, 4:00, PDC East
Celebration, Tuesday, May 19, 2019, 7:00-8:30 pm, PDC East and West
Tri-Yearly Report Dates for 2018-2019
- Report 1: September to November 8: Due November 15, 2019
- Report 2: November 15 to February 7: Due February 14, 2020
- Report 3: February 14 to May 15: Due May 22, 2020
End of the Year Outstanding Students Recognition and Celebration
- Tuesday, May 19, 2020
- 7:00 to 8:30 pm
- PDC East and West, Kendell Building
- Please nominate two students and provide descriptions; due dates to be determined
- Please bring your family!
Helpful Files
- Club Information
- Forms
- Student Registration Forms
- Encore Help
- Resources
- Physics Day
- MESA Utah
- Speakers
- Rube Goldberg
Club Information
Forms
Student Registration Forms
Encore Help
Resources
Physics Day
To find the information needed for Physics Day, use the following links:
Utah State University - Physics Day
At Utah State's Physics Day page, you will find general information, a schedule, maps, competition information, curriculum, and a link to the registration page for Lagoon.
MESA Utah events at Physics Day
At MESA Utah's Physics Day page, you will find rules for the MESA Utah sponsored competitions.
MESA Utah
National Engineering Design Competition
MESA Utah's National Engineering Design Competition is "Arduino Based Solutions for Humans Living in Utah." Students implement the Human Centered Design Approach to find a client in their community with a need, engineer a solution for this need using Arduino as a key component, and present solutions and recommendations at the MESA Utah Engineering Design Competition. This competition will be held at an indoor venue during the month of April.
Registration for the state event: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/arduiosolutions19
Information on the competition: https://mesaut.org/resources/nationalcompetition/
Click here for information on the theme, rules, rubrics.