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American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Biography
Professional Organization: The ASME chapter at the University of Florida fosters an inclusive, hands-on community that empowers mechanical engineering students through professional development, technical innovation, and leadership opportunities, bridging classroom learning with real-world practice. Open to all majors.
Website: https://mae.ufl.edu/students/organizations/asme/
President: Marco Garcia
Email: garciamarco@ufl.edu
Organization email: asmeuf.president@gmail.com
Faculty Advisor: S.A. Sherif
Email: sasherif@ufl.edu
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We are the parent organization to IAM3D, GATR VEX Robotics, BioDesign, and SDC.
Instagram: @asmeuf
We use Slack and Discord, but the invite links expire after some time. To access new links for Discord and Slack, they can click the Linktree in our Instagram bio.
Types of Events: Peer Mentorship, Competing in Design Competitions, Social, Volunteer, Workshops.
Missions Statement: The ASME chapter at the University of Florida is dedicated to fostering a vibrant and inclusive community for mechanical engineering students by providing opportunities for professional development, technical innovation, and collaborative leadership. Through hands-on projects, industry-focused events, and active departmental engagement, we aim to bridge the gap between classroom learning and real-world engineering, while empowering our members to grow as future leaders in the field.