8 a.m to 5 p.m.  Residential Life Office. Sign up for on-Campus Housing for Summer Session 2010.

March 29 through April 4

 

4 p.m., MSEC 101. Anna Szynkiewicz, University of Texas at El Paso, speaks on "The use of sulfur isotopes to investigate saline intrusions and anthropogenic SO4 loads in the Sonoran aquifers (northern Mexico) – Implications for the Rio Grande region."

4 p.m., Speare 116.  Free class offered by TCC.  Today: Functions; input/output; import and modules

8 to 10:30 p.m., SAC. Not limited to swing dancing. If you want a special song or style please bring a CD for the live DJ to play. Open to everyone; includes short lesson, if requested. Sponsored by the New Mexico Tech Ballroom Dance Club.

8 a.m to 5 p.m.  Residential Life Office. Sign up for on-Campus Housing for Summer Session 2010.

March 29 through April 4

 

4 to 9 p.m., Gameroom, Fidel Center. Eight seats per week. Must sign up in advance to play.  Meets weekly. Championship table on April 24.

8 a.m to 5 p.m.  Residential Life Office. Sign up for on-Campus Housing for Fall Semester 2010.

April 5 - 16.

4 pm, MSEC 105. Neil Miller, National Center for Genome Resources (NCGR), Santa Fe, NM,

speaks on "Next Generation DNA Sequencing."

5:30-7:00, Gym Basement.  Air rifles, pellets and targets will be provided. 

This is a practice, not a class, so attend for as little or as much time as you would like. 

Sponsored by the NMT Shooting Sports Club.  Contact Seth Price (sprice@nmt.edu) for more details.

8 a.m to 5 p.m.  Residential Life Office. Sign up for on-Campus Housing for Fall Semester 2010.

April 5 - 16.

12:15 p.m., Tripp Room, Skeen Library. Graduate Student Association meetings are

open to any interested graduate students.  We try to have at least one representative from each

department present.  Please bring any relevant issues/concerns.  As always, lunch will be

provided.  Please contact gsa@nmt.edu if you have any questions.

4 p.m., Workman 101.

4 p.m., Speare 116.  Free class offered by TCC.  Today: Introduction to objects

Last day to choose S/U, Audit, or withdrawal with a "W"

6 p.m., Tripp Room, Skeen Library. Meeting, Munchies, and Mocktails every Tuesday!  Come with your Hall Council's RHA (Residence Hall Association) representative to suggest and vote on how your money is spent.

7 p.m., Weir 102. We will discuss last semester's accomplishments, goals for this semester,

and the logistics of upcoming events.  Meets every other Tuesday.

 

8 a.m to 5 p.m.  Residential Life Office. Sign up for on-Campus Housing for Fall Semester 2010.

April 5 - 16.

noon, Fidel Commons (near Fire and Ice).  Topics of discussion will include weekend storm chases this spring and a SKYWARN training session on Los Lunas.  Contact Seth Price (sprice@nmt.edu)

for more details

12:30 p.m., CLASS Conference Room (106/107 Fitch). Elias Hernandez, Director, Affirmative Action/Compliance, speaks on "No Bullies Allowed." Pizza!

4 p.m., Speare 116. Open discussion of Python programming tools and methods.

8:45 p.m., SAC. Free food, worship music, Bible studies, great discussions, and lots of other fun things.

Anyone is welcome and invited to attend, regardless of personal beliefs.

8 a.m to 5 p.m.  Residential Life Office. Sign up for on-Campus Housing for Fall Semester 2010.

April 5 - 16.

4 p.m., Jones Annex 101.  Craig Vineyard of Sandia Laboratories will speak on "Artificial

Neural Network Modeling of Human Memory." Everyone is invited.

4 p.m., MSEC 101. Diane Agnew, Shaw Environmental & Infrastructure Group, speaks on

"Environmental Consulting and the Earth Scientist: interdisciplinary approaches to environmental problems (or how I learned to love unexploded ordnance)."

4 p.m., Workman 101.  Sonja Behnke speaks on "Lightning during the 2009 Eruption of Alaska's

Redoubt Volcano"

 

4 p.m., Speare 116.  Free class offered by TCC.  Today: Introduction to objects

Comedy Night- 3rd floor Fidel from 8-10 p.m.

8 to 10:30 p.m., SAC. Not limited to swing dancing. If you want a special song or style please bring a CD for the live DJ to play. Open to everyone; includes short lesson, if requested. Sponsored by the New Mexico Tech Ballroom Dance Club.

8 a.m to 5 p.m.  Residential Life Office. Sign up for on-Campus Housing for Fall Semester 2010.

April 5 - 16.

noon, Jones Annex 101. Dr. Ulrich Haussermann (ASU) speaks.

• Barbecue for NMT students: noon to 1 p.m., across from Fidel stairs.


• Live Music: Gym Pavilion, 11:30 to 12:15, Working Class; 12:30 to 1:15, Twisted Rage


• Drag Show-Across from Fidel Stairs outside from noon-1 p.m.


• Fun on the Field- NMT Athletic Field from 2-7:30 p.m.


• Long Boarding Race- Golf Course Hill from 5:30-6 p.m.

Brought to you by the Student Activities Board.

11 a.m., Domenici SOC.

2 p.m., Athletic Field.  Alpha Sigma Kappa fundraiser.

4 to 7 p.m., Game Room, Fidel Center. FREE to NMT students.

5 p.m., Pool Parking lot. Alpha Sigma Kappa fundraiser. 

5 to 7:30 p.m., Macey Center. Light appetizers and cash bar, open through

intermission in tonight's PAS show.  21-and-over. No cover for members of Tech Club/Club Macey;

$5 for others.

7 p.m., Workman 101. Presented by the Physics, Astronomy and Belly Dance and Drum Clubs.

7:30 p.m., Macey Center. From his breathtaking double levitation to his cutting edge Op-Art and Plasma screen illusions, Jason Bishop features stunning and original state of the art magic.

Performing Arts Series.  Tickets: $16 adult; $14 senior citizens; $12 youth.

8 a.m to 5 p.m.  Residential Life Office. Sign up for on-Campus Housing for Fall Semester 2010.

April 5 - 16.

2 p.m., Clovis. Tech Pygmies vs. Clovis Nomads

4 to 9 p.m., Gameroom, Fidel Center. Eight seats per week. Must sign up in advance to play.  Meets weekly. Championship table on April 24.

• Mud Bog- EMRTC from 9 a.m.-4 p.m.


• Block Party- NMT Athletic Field from 2-7 p.m.


• Pool Party- NMT Swim Center from 7-9 p.m.
  
   

10 a.m. to 3 p.m., Parking lot south of Macey (corner of Canyon Road and Olive Lane.) Fundraiser by Tri-Beta Biology Honor Society. See a Tri-Beta member for pre-sale tickets, or email tribeta@nmt.edu.

8 a.m to 5 p.m.  Residential Life Office. Sign up for on-Campus Housing for Fall Semester 2010.

April 5 - 16.

11 a.m., Bern 9 field, Farmers Soccer Complex in Bernalillo off Highway 550. 

Tech Minerettes vs. Aztecas

3 p.m., Macey Recital Hall.  The Music Program invites the Tech community to the dedication of their newest piano. New Mexico Tech musicians perform works by Chopin, Schubert, Bizet and Grieg. Admission free; donations requested.

8 a.m to 5 p.m.  Residential Life Office. Sign up for on-Campus Housing for Fall Semester 2010.

April 5 - 16.

7 p.m., Tripp Room, Skeen Library. Willis Barnstone, distinguished poet and author of nearly 60 books, reads his poetry and selected works. Book signing and reception. Dr. Barnstone's newest publication is "The Restored New Testament - A New Translation With Commentary, Including the Gnostic Gospels Thomas, Mary, and Judas." The event, sponsored by the CLASS Department, is free and open to the public.

Students may register on banweb or in person at the Registrar's Office, according to the following schedule. Monday, graduate students and Tech Scholars.  Tues., seniors.  Weds., juniors.  Thurs, sophomores.  Fri., freshmen and special students.

2 p.m., MSEC 202.  Christina C Forbes, graduate student in geology, defends her thesis "Surficial

Behavior of Lava Extruded by Santiaguito Dome, Guatemala, during January 2007 and January 2009."

3 p.m., Cramer 123, Kimberly Weems, graduate student in Master of Science for Teachers, presents her Independent Study "Science Applications in the Mathematics Classroom”, public invited.

3:30 p.m., MSEC 103. George Zyvoloski (Los Alamos National Laboratory) presents "Stress-dependent

fracture-aperture relationships: The key to accurate and efficient geothermal reservoir simulations."

4pm, Weir 209. Oladapo Oduba speaks on "A Generalization of the Lotka-Volterra Predator-Prey Mathematical Model"

5:30-7:00, Gym Basement.  Air rifles, pellets and targets will be provided. 

This is a practice, not a class, so attend for as little or as much time as you would like. 

Sponsored by the NMT Shooting Sports Club.  Contact Seth Price (sprice@nmt.edu) for more details.

8 a.m to 5 p.m.  Residential Life Office. Sign up for on-Campus Housing for Fall Semester 2010.

April 5 - 16.

Students may register on banweb or in person at the Registrar's Office, according to the following schedule. Monday, graduate students and Tech Scholars.  Tues., seniors.  Weds., juniors.  Thurs, sophomores.  Fri., freshmen and special students.

4 p.m., Speare 116.  Free class offered by TCC.  Today: Object example; special methods

6 p.m., Tripp Room, Skeen Library. Meeting, Munchies, and Mocktails every Tuesday!  Come with your Hall Council's RHA (Residence Hall Association) representative to suggest and vote on how your money is spent.

8 a.m to 5 p.m.  Residential Life Office. Sign up for on-Campus Housing for Fall Semester 2010.

April 5 - 16.

noon, meet at Tech Gym. 

noon, Fidel Commons (near Fire and Ice).  Topics of discussion will include weekend storm chases this spring and a SKYWARN training session on Los Lunas.  Contact Seth Price (sprice@nmt.edu)

for more details

Students may register on banweb or in person at the Registrar's Office, according to the following schedule. Monday, graduate students and Tech Scholars.  Tues., seniors.  Weds., juniors.  Thurs, sophomores.  Fri., freshmen and special students.

4 p.m., Speare 116. Open discussion of Python programming tools and methods.

5 p.m., TC Lab, Fitch Hall.  "Ethnic Notions." Pizza!

8:45 p.m., SAC. Free food, worship music, Bible studies, great discussions, and lots of other fun things.

Anyone is welcome and invited to attend, regardless of personal beliefs.

8 a.m to 5 p.m.  Residential Life Office. Sign up for on-Campus Housing for Fall Semester 2010.

April 5 - 16.

Students may register on banweb or in person at the Registrar's Office, according to the following schedule. Monday, graduate students and Tech Scholars.  Tues., seniors.  Weds., juniors.  Thurs, sophomores.  Fri., freshmen and special students.

4 p.m., MSEC 101. Jeff Amato, New Mexico State University, speaks on "Subduction accretion and subduction erosion in the Mesozoic Chugach Accretionary Complex, southern Alaska."

4 p.m., Speare 116.  Free class offered by TCC.  Today: Object example; special methods

8 to 10:30 p.m., SAC. Not limited to swing dancing. If you want a special song or style please bring a CD for the live DJ to play. Open to everyone; includes short lesson, if requested. Sponsored by the New Mexico Tech Ballroom Dance Club.

noon, Jones Annex 101. Juan Anaya (NMT) speaks.

3.30 p.m., Tech Athletic Field. The NMT Indian Student Association invites the campus community to join them for Holi, a popular Hindu spring festival, celebrated by spraying colors on each other (like paintball but more jubilant). Everyone's welcome!

Students may register on banweb or in person at the Registrar's Office, according to the following schedule. Monday, graduate students and Tech Scholars.  Tues., seniors.  Weds., juniors.  Thurs, sophomores.  Fri., freshmen and special students.

11 a.m., Domenici SOC. Jonas Zmuidzinas speaks on "Submillimeter Astronomy: Looking to the Future "

4 to 9 p.m., Gameroom, Fidel Center. Eight seats per week. Must sign up in advance to play.  Meets weekly. Championship table on April 24.

7:30 a.m., East Gym.  Fundamentals of Engineering exam, for seniors in engineering planning to graduate soon.

1 p.m., ADO 2 field, Soccer Complex, Albuquerque on Wyoming. Tech Minerettes vs. Kogel Mogel

Students may register on banweb or in person at the Registrar's Office, according to the following schedule. Monday, graduate students and Tech Scholars.  Tues., seniors.  Weds., juniors.  Thurs, sophomores.  Fri., freshmen and special students.

Noon, MSEC 202. Simon Klemperer, Stanford University, presents MARGINS "distinguished" lecture "Rupturing Continental Lithosphere in the Main Ethiopian Rift: a hot plume meets a cold craton."

1:30 p.m., Cramer 123, Eric Fagrelius, graduate student in Master of Science for

Teachers, presents his Independent Study "VLA Monitoring of the Water Masers in the Water Fountain Nebula IRAS16342-3814", public invited.

4 p.m., Weir 209.  Luis Zeron speaks on "Application of Matrix Methods in Page Ranking for a Web Search Engine."

5:30-7:00, Gym Basement.  Air rifles, pellets and targets will be provided. 

This is a practice, not a class, so attend for as little or as much time as you would like. 

Sponsored by the NMT Shooting Sports Club.  Contact Seth Price (sprice@nmt.edu) for more details.

5:30pm, MSEC 101.  George Waters (Schlumberger Oilfield Services) speaks on "Completion of Hydrocarbon Bearing Shale Reservoirs."  Pizza will be provided.  Everyone is welcome, but we do need an RSVP by Friday, April 16.  kmbalch@nmt.edu or call 575.835.5412.   Details posted at www.nmt.edu/~petro.

Students may register on banweb or in person at the Registrar's Office, according to the following schedule. Monday, graduate students and Tech Scholars.  Tues., seniors.  Weds., juniors.  Thurs, sophomores.  Fri., freshmen and special students.

1:30 p.m., Third Floor, Fidel Center.



AGENDA

1. Minutes   

2.Announcements   

  Enrollment                           

  Hot Water Loop Progress Report

  Trip to Jordan

  Playas Exercise

  Student Forum

  Consultant on Recruitment & Retention

  Special Native American Program (New Mexico Tech & Louisiana State University)



3. Public Comment

4. Financial Analysis

5. Tuition Proposal

6. 2010-2011 Budget

7. Budget Adjustment Request (Restricted)

8. Budget Adjustment Request (Unrestricted)

9. Individual Board Member Comments

10. New Business

11. Recess

12. Employee Benefit Trust

13. Executive Session (Legal/Personnel & President’s Contract

14. Adjournment

4 p.m., Speare 116.  Free class offered by TCC.  Today: Exceptions; list comprehensions; iterators

6 p.m., Tripp Room, Skeen Library. Meeting, Munchies, and Mocktails every Tuesday!  Come with your Hall Council's RHA (Residence Hall Association) representative to suggest and vote on how your money is spent.

7 p.m., Weir 102. We will discuss last semester's accomplishments, goals for this semester,

and the logistics of upcoming events.  Meets every other Tuesday.

 

noon, Fidel Commons (near Fire and Ice).  Topics of discussion will include weekend storm chases this spring and a SKYWARN training session on Los Lunas.  Contact Seth Price (sprice@nmt.edu)

for more details

Students may register on banweb or in person at the Registrar's Office, according to the following schedule. Monday, graduate students and Tech Scholars.  Tues., seniors.  Weds., juniors.  Thurs, sophomores.  Fri., freshmen and special students.

2 p.m., Old Jones 106. D.P. Adams, Sandia National Laboratories, speaks on

"Reactive metal-metal nanolaminates and their material properties"

4 p.m., Speare 116. Open discussion of Python programming tools and methods.

8:45 p.m., SAC. Free food, worship music, Bible studies, great discussions, and lots of other fun things.

Anyone is welcome and invited to attend, regardless of personal beliefs.

4 p.m., MSEC 101.

Students may register on banweb or in person at the Registrar's Office, according to the following schedule. Monday, graduate students and Tech Scholars.  Tues., seniors.  Weds., juniors.  Thurs, sophomores.  Fri., freshmen and special students.

4 p.m., Workman 101.  4 p.m., Workman 101. Jennifer Heath speaks on "Understanding the electronic properties of low-cost solar cell materials"

4 p.m., Speare 116.  Free class offered by TCC.  Today: Exceptions; list comprehensions; iterators

8 to 10:30 p.m., SAC. Not limited to swing dancing. If you want a special song or style please bring a CD for the live DJ to play. Open to everyone; includes short lesson, if requested. Sponsored by the New Mexico Tech Ballroom Dance Club.

noon, Jones Annex 101. Nikolai Evdokimov (NMT) speaks.

3 p.m., Jones Annex 101.  Danny Quist, graduate student in computer science, defends

"Automating Malicious Software Reverse Engineering and Analysis with Covert Executable Monitoring."

5 to 7:30 p.m., Macey Center. Light appetizers and cash bar, open through

intermission in tonight's PAS show.  21-and-over. No cover for members of Tech Club/Club Macey;

$5 for others.

Students may register on banweb or in person at the Registrar's Office, according to the following schedule. Monday, graduate students and Tech Scholars.  Tues., seniors.  Weds., juniors.  Thurs, sophomores.  Fri., freshmen and special students.

Sorry, cancelled!

11 a.m., PRRC 213.  Emeka Chukwukere, a petroleum engineering student, defends his thesis, "Contribution of Solution-Diffusion and Volume-Migration on CO2 Transport in Ultra-loq Permeability Caprock."

2 p.m., Workman 101. Five teams of seniors in EE481 & EE482 present their capstone projects, the culmination of four years in the EE curriculum and the transition to engineers. A reception with refreshments follows in the Workman Atrium at 3:40 pm.

7:30 p.m., Macey Center.  NMT Performing Arts Series.

Grammy Award winning Taos Pueblo flutist, musician and composer with Indigenous dance troupe, Dancing Earth.

$16 adult/ $14 senior/ $12 youth.

FREE to NMT full-time students with ID.

all day, Tech Athletic Field.  Watch five rugby teams duke it out:  Tech Pygmies, NMSU, Las Vegas Vatos, UNM, San Juan Silverbacks.

 

5 p.m. - midnight, Workman 101.  The NMT Martial Arts Club will be showing a choice selection of martial arts films that demonstrate both the physical and spiritual sides of martial arts.  For further information, contact HunterXL@nmt.edu.  Admission is free.

9 p.m. to midnight.  Sponsored by Alpha Sigma Kappa.  No charge to Tech students!

Theme:  Mid-Spring's Dream:  Wizards, Witches, and Goblins, Oh My!"  Formal dress not required; may come in costume, if preferred.

 

10 a.m. - 12:30 p.m., Lawn near Brown Hall.  Master Dug Corpolongo teaches the Ba Duan Jin Qigong, one of the most popular, historically significant qigong forms in China. It employs both soft internal Nei Gong Qigong and external or hard Wei Gong Qigong.  For further information, contact HunterXL@nmt.edu.  Participation is $15.

11 a.m., ADO 1 field, Soccer Comple in Albuquerque on Wyoming.  Tech Minerettes vs. Roaches

2 p.m. - 4:30 p.m., Lawn near Brown Hall.  Master Dug Corplongo will be teaching

applications from the Da Lu Sets.  They provide the techniques required to effectively apply Strikes, Chin na, and Shuai Jiao techniques.  This is an excellent opportunity to expand your martial skills.  For further information, contact HunterXL@nmt.edu.  Participation is $15.

5 to 7 p.m., Golf Club pavilion. Dr. Van Romero gives the keynote address and presents

trophies to NMT’s first-ever Sportswoman and Sportsman of the Year.

noon, MSEC 101. Yanyan Guo, graduate student in chemistry, defends her dissertation

"Synthesis, characterizations, and applications of nanoparticles."

2 p.m., PRRC 213.  Benjamin Dickinson, a petroleum engineering student, defends his thesis, "Discrete Fracture Network Model Analyses of Fracture Network Permeability in Tight Lenticular Gas Sands."

4 p.m. in Weir 209.  Michael Culp speaks on "Nondeterministic Polynomial Completeness."

today, Macey Gallery.  Runs through May 7.  Come view the work done in Community College Fine

Arts classes.  Some work for sale! 

10 a.m., PRRC 213.  Assiya Bekniyazova, a petroleum engineering student, defends her thesis, "Effect of

Stress-Sensitive Permeability on Ultimate Recovery in Tight Gas Reservoirs."

5:30-7:00, Gym Basement.  Air rifles, pellets and targets will be provided. 

This is a practice, not a class, so attend for as little or as much time as you would like. 

Sponsored by the NMT Shooting Sports Club.  Contact Seth Price (sprice@nmt.edu) for more details.

Master's Defense: 2:30 p.m., Tripp Room, Skeen Library.  Clayton A. Thompson, graduate student in mechanical engineering, defends his thesis: "Two Dimensional, PBX-9404 Linear Detonation Wave Generator Initiated by Explosive-Driven Polyethylene Flyer"

10 a.m., Workman 205. Michael Jew will defend his thesis "Design and Implementation of an

Integrated Navigation System on a FPGA."  Everyone is invited.

2 p.m., Workman 101. Jamey Christey will defend his thesis "Localization in Wireless Sensor

Networks using Received Signal Strength." Everyone is invited.

3:30 p.m., Weir 209. Gabriela Constantinescu, a Mathematics Department graduate student,

defends her thesis, "Filter for two-class classification methods based on outlier detection algorithms using

Logistic Regression and Principal Components."

 

3:45 p.m., MSEC 103.  Karen Balch will read an excerpt from her novel, "Stricken," which will

also be presented at the Rocky Mountain Modern Language Association (RMMLA) Convention in October, 2010.

4 p.m., Speare 116.  Free class offered by TCC.  Today: Active Web pages

6 p.m., Tripp Room, Skeen Library. Meeting, Munchies, and Mocktails every Tuesday!  Come with your Hall Council's RHA (Residence Hall Association) representative to suggest and vote on how your money is spent.

noon, Fidel Commons (near Fire and Ice).  Topics of discussion will include weekend storm chases this spring and a SKYWARN training session on Los Lunas.  Contact Seth Price (sprice@nmt.edu)

for more details

EE Thesis Defense: 9 a.m., Workman 215. Nicholas Targhetta defends his thesis

"Characterization of a Hyperspectral Imaging System."  Everyone is invited.

11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., Tripp Room, Skeen Library. TC Senior Thesis student presentations. Martin Riggenbach speaks on "Video Games: An Untapped Teaching Resource."

Roger Renteria speaks on "Best Practices for Visual Design in PowerPoint Presentations."

Joey Friedman speaks on "Common Elements of Effective Screencasts."

Patrick Smith speaks on "The Evolution of Online Documentation." Refreshments will be served and all are welcome.

2 p.m.,  Old Jones 106. Paul Laur, president of Eldorado Biofuels, Sante Fe, speaks on

"A Small Fish in a Big Pond: One entrepreneur’s view from the trenches of biofuels development in America," on using the brakish water produced by oil and gas wells to grow algae, a renewal energy feedstock. 

3:30 p.m., Cramer 221. Nico Marrero, graduate student in computer science, defends his thesis on "Exposure: An Abstraction Layer for Rapid Prototyping of User Interfaces"

4 p.m., Speare 116. Open discussion of Python programming tools and methods.

4 to 6 p.m., Macey Gallery.  Come view the work and meet the artists from Community College Fine Arts classes. Some works for sale.  Refreshments.

5:30 p.m., Macey Center.  "A Night at the Opera" dinner, featuring "A Taste of Italy."  Tickets required. 21-and-over.

7:30 p.m., Macey Center.  FREE.  Rising stars of the Santa Fe Opera present selections from popular operas and musicals. NMT Performing Arts Series.

8:45 p.m., SAC. Free food, worship music, Bible studies, great discussions, and lots of other fun things.

Anyone is welcome and invited to attend, regardless of personal beliefs.

1 p.m., Tripp Room, Skeen Library. C. Richard Findlay, graduate student in mechanical engineering with

explosives engr. option, defends his thesis on "Geometrical Analysis of Linear Shaped Charge Performance Using Modified Birkhoff Theory" 

4 p.m., MSEC 101. Lara Owens, graduate student in geochemistry, speaks on "A geochemical investigation of the M-Mountain Geothermal System."

Physics Dept. Seminar: 4 p.m., Workman 101.  Jorge Lopez speaks on "The New Nuclear Physics and Isoscaling."

4 p.m., Speare 116.  Free class offered by TCC.  Today: Active Web pages

8 to 10:30 p.m., SAC. Not limited to swing dancing. If you want a special song or style please bring a CD for the live DJ to play. Open to everyone; includes short lesson, if requested. Sponsored by the New Mexico Tech Ballroom Dance Club.

noon, Jones Annex 101. Senior Thesis Presentations

2 p.m., Jones Annex 101. Senior Design Presentations.  First, Marcus Chavez, Brendan Nation, and Sean Hamilton speak on “Multiple Layer Explosive Welding.” Then, Ryan Cook, Cory Gibson, and Taylor Wilkinson speak on “A Proposal for a Tactical Wheel Well Insert.”