History of the ESC in PGCC

The Engineering Students Club of PGCC has always be exciting in the minds of Engineering, Technology, and Sciencs students in PGCC, also in that of the Mathematics & Engineering Staff at PGCC. Even due the idea was in the minds of many, the materialization was still far fatched till Febuaray 2001. A student majoring in Electrial Engineering and Computer Engineering Technology by the name of Godson O. Ogbuneke thought that the brith of this club has been long over due. Godson, founder of the Engineering Students Club, was warmly welcomed by all (the students and staff of Prince George's Community College) for taking the initative.

The initative was encouraged, even boosted by Dr. J. Bailey, an outstanding staff of the Mathematics & Engineering Department, Coodinator of the Mathematics & Engineering in Prince George's Community College. Dr. Bailey has since then been the advisor of the ESC. His wise assistance, opinions, suggestions, and ideas has always been awsome.

The ECS hard its first offical meeting on March 8th, 2001 which was on a Thursday by 11:00 a.m. The meeting hard a good turn-out of students, and it was graced by the Dean of Food & Science with an astonishing message for all the ESC members (old/new/future).

For more about the history of the ESC in PGCC stop by this site next time.
http://www.esc-pgcc.freeservers.com/about.html

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Our Executive Team

Spring 2001
Dr. John Bailey, ESC Advisor,
Godson O. Ogbuneke, Founder and President
Femi Sonde, Vice President
Godson O. Ogbuneke, Web Master
Best, Assistant Web Master

Fall 2001
Dr. John Bailey, ESC Advisor,
Godson O. Ogbuneke, President
Udi, Vice President
Godson O. Ogbuneke, Web Master

Spring 2002
Dr. John Bailey, ESC Advisor,
Godson O. Ogbuneke, President
Udi, Vice President
Godson O. Ogbuneke, Web Master
Yemi Akintunde, Assistant Web Master

ESC Mission Statement

Engineering Students Club is focused on helping all its members (and all students interested in Engineering) in achiveing their academic goals.

The ESC is involved in:
a) Giving academic assistance to students in the feild of Engineering/Technology/Science.
b) Doing fun interesting challenging academic projects.
c) Invites Speakers from schools/companies to enlighten the students (during the club meetings) about the changes or benifites of the profession.

E-mail Us Please do drop in a few words of wonderful ideas that could improve the usefulness of ESC. We are always glad to hear from you. Your suggitions, opinions, and ideas is what keeps the club growing. Godson, President of the club, is waiting for your mail. I would like to here from you.

Location / Phone Numbers

Office: 242F (Largo Student Center)
Phone: Presently not avaliable