At the 2016 club fair, SASE mambers worked hard to secure some new freshmen recruits for the incoming year. SASE Stevens explained our mission and how SASE can benefit and has benefited every one of them. Scoring a ton of instagram photos with the passing freshmen, SASE Stevens looks forward to having an excellent year with these new faces.

SASE Stevens reached a new record for our chapter's GBM turnout! With over 80 people who showed up, SASE members explained some of their goals for this semester and how they intend to help all new incoming members grow professionally through events, networking and conferences. SASE Stevens is happy to see the family grow so much.

In honor of SASE Spirit week's professional day, SASE Stevens held a professional headshot day! This fundraising event helped raise money for our Regional Conference in the Spring of 2017. Special thanks to John Pesenti who volunteered to help SASE Stevens out with the photographs.

This semester, SASE Stevens wanted to try a new event which ended being such a success that it was featured in Stevens's newspaper, the Stute! In this event, students paired up in teams of two started with one clue and ran across campus to complete challenges. Each challenge was related to something professional, anything from a Resume Review challenge to a Elevator Pitch challenge. Upon completion of each challenge, the pairs would get another clue to get to the next challenge. Prizes were rewarded to the first three winners! Overall an amazingly fun event which SASE Stevens intends to do again in the following years.

SASE Stevens held its fall 2016 mentor/mentee reveal event in Hayden Lounge. The event turned out to be a HUGE success. While the SASE Eboard had games planned out the event, everyone who attended ended up just socializing with their new family members and had a blast. Again, the SASE Stevens chapter is so excited to have its family grow so much.

For the 2016-2017 year, SASE Stevens decided to hold their annual SASE STEM Conference during the fall semester as high school students would be in their college selection process around this time. The students who attend the conference learned more about the science and engineering fields through workshops. In addition, they networked with college students in the STEM-related fields.

The event was hosted at Stevens Institute of Technology on November 6th, 2016. Along with fellow collegiate chapter cohosts NYU, Stone Brook University, Rutgers, CCNY, and Cooper Union, SASE Stevens intends to continue hosting this annual event to help spread STEM awareness whereever we can.

The 6th Annual SASE Northeast Regional Conference was held at Northeastern University on February 13th, 2016. SASE Stevens members traveled to Northeastern for a weekend of workshops, networking, and panels. With over 40 chapter members in attendance, SASE Stevens had a great turnout and experience at the Regional Conference!

The theme for this conference centered around the idea that in this day and age working with a team of individuals becomes increasingly important as one looks to progress. No matter what career path that one chooses, working in multidisciplinary teams will always occur. The conference featured breakout sessions, each uniquely centered around the key ideas of “Collaborate,” “Create,” and “Inspire.”

This past December, SASE and NSBE successfully cohosted another Etiquette Dinner event. Held in the Bissinger and Skyline rooms at the Howe Center in Stevens Institute of Technology, attendees learned the ins and outs of proper wining and dining. SASE educated students on interacting, conversing, and dressing properly in a public networking setting. Attendees expressed confidence in tackling any networking opportunity with confidence and professionalism.

The first Annual STEM conference was a conference where high school students and college underclassmen learned more about the science and engineering fields and networked with college students from the hosting SASE Chapters. Students enjoyed interactive STEM-centerd workships and panels that let them ask questions about college life or working professionally in the STEM fields.

Hosted at Stevens Institute of Technology on April 9th, 2016, the conference was a great success with over 30 high school students in attendance. Along with fellow collegiate chapter cohosts NYU, Stony Brook University, Rutgers, and CCNY, SASE Stevens hopes to continue this informative and engaging event to spread STEM awareness to K-12 students.

At the annual Stevens Club Fair, SASE Stevens explained the mission and goals of SASE to new Stevens freshmen. Armed with SASE swag and a plethora of reasons why to join SASE, the chapter has high hopes for recruiting many new freshmen this next upcoming Club Fair!

The SASE National Conference and STEM Career Fair is the largest conference and career fair for Asian Americans in the United States. Held at the Pennsylvania Convention Center in Philadelphia, SASE Stevens members enjoyed great experiences with professional development, career opportunities, and networking. With over 2,000 attendees, SASE Stevens brought over 20 of its own members in a successful National Conference turnout!

At the next National Conference, SASE Stevens looks forward to a STEM career fair of 70+ companies recruiting for full-time and internship candidates, professional and leadership development workshops, networking opportunities with professional scientists and engineers, a gala dinner featuring keynote and awards, and SASEhack (a hackathon) and SASEfest (Kollaboration talent show)!

At SASE's successful Professional Networking Night, SASE Stevens members had the opportunity to interact and network with SASE alumni working in different and diverse professional settings. Held at in the Babbio Atrium, the evening began with refreshments and mocktails with attendees networking with one another. As the event progressed, attendees had the opportunity to take professional headshots and attended an alumni panel where SASE members asked alumni about their experiences, professional journey, and for advice.