Services

The Engineering Society provides a wide range of services for its members. Below lists services for both individuals and clubs.

Exams Database

The exams database is an invaluable resource to every engineering student. It contains copies of old exams and even some midterms and quizzes from past years.

Engineering Stores

Located in the Basement, Sanford Fleming Building (next to the Atrium) Engineering Stores has sold school supplies, textbooks, Skule clothing and other items since 1891 (it's the cheapest place to find first year textbooks).

Engineering Pit Stop

To provide better food selection for Engineering students, the Engineering Scoiety opened the Engineering Pit Stop in 2008 to provide a variety of food and snacks to students. The Pit Stop is located in the back of the Sandford Fleming Atrium and sells pizza, sushi, sandwhichs, chocolate, salads, fruits and more to suit your stomach's needs.

Academic Services

Need help finding a tutor? Want to find out what other Academic resources are available to you from EngSoc? Visit academic.skule.ca to find out.

F!rosh Week

Each year, over 1000 F!rosh enter the Faculty of Applied Science and Engineering. Before heading into the next four or more years of pain, F!rosh week show the F!rosh that Engineers know how to have fun. And that after their time at Skule, they'll leave with more than just a degree, but an unforgettable experience too. Keep you're eyes open for F!rosh week leedur recruitment!

Finance

Does your engineering affiliated club need funding? Do you want to know how EngSoc spends its money. Visit finance.skule.ca for the answers to these questions.

Sponsorship

The sponsorship director currently maintains a website for clubs interested in seeking sponsorship. In addition to some guidelines to help you start up a sponsorship campaign, there is a mandatory sponsor check to conveniently notify the Faculty and the Engineering Society of the sponsors you'd like to approach (to avoid conflicts).

Publications

The University of Toronto Engineering Society has several publications that include:

• Cannon Newspaper - The Official Engineering Society Newspaper
• Skulebook - The Yearbook of the Engineering Society
• Toike Oike - U of T's only humorous newspaper
• Handbook - Useful booklet with information for first year students

Services for Clubs and Directors

All clubs and affiliated Engineering Society groups have special access to promotional media and various equipment. Click here to find out what other resources are available for your club.