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2014-2015 ANNUAL REPORT Cornell University Student Chapter of the Earthquake Engineering Research Institute Report Date: June 26, 2015 This report summarizes the membership and activities conducted by the Cornell University Student Chapter of the Earthquake Engineering Research Institute during the 2014-2015 academic year. MISSION & GOALS The objective of the EERI/CU Student Chapter is to encourage and inform students and the community about reducing earthquake risk by advancing the science and practice of earthquake engineering, by improving understanding of the impact of earthquakes on the physical, social, economic, political and cultural environment, and by advocating comprehensive and realistic measure for reducing the harmful effects of earthquakes. The purpose of the EERI/CU Student Chapter shall be the dissemination of knowledge of the theory and practice of all phases of earthquake engineering and other related fields as well as the furtherance of student professional development. MEMBERSHIP The Cornell University Student Chapter had a total of 16 members in 2014-2015. OFFICERS The Board consisted of the following members: Role Name EERI Member Number Email Student Status President Brad Wham 14767 Bpw37@cornell.edu Graduate student VP Victoria Rhodes var32@cornell.edu Graduate student Social Chair Christina Argyrou Ca353@cornell.edu Graduate student Treasurer Kimberly Bernstein Kjb92@cornell.edu Undergraduate Secretary Shannon Spiers Sss270@cornell.edu undergraduate Cornell University Student Chapter of the Earthquake Engineering Research Institute page 1

FACULTY & INDUSTRYADVISORS Thomas D. O Rourke tdo1@cornell.edu Mircea Dan Grigoriu mgd12@cornell.edu Chapter Faculty Advisor UG Seismic Design Team Advisor Sissy Nikolaou snikolaou@mrce.com Industry Advisor MEMBERS A complete list of members is shown below. Name EERI Member Number Email Student Status Brad Wham 14767 Bpw37@cornell.edu Graduate student Alin Radu Acr99@cornell.edu Graduate student Christina Argyrou Ca353@cornell.edu Graduate student Victoria Rhodes Var32@cornell.edu undergraduate Carleen Altinok Cma98@cornell.edu Undergraduate Kimberly Bernstein Kjb92@cornell.edu Undergraduate Justyna Bujno Jb956@cornell.edu Undergraduate Julian Couto-Carter Jrc338@cornell.edu Undergraduate Mitchell Fanning Mpf45@cornell.edu Undergraduate Justin Guo Jg776@cornell.edu Undergraduate Scott Kaufman Sk963@cornell.edu Undergraduate Stella Kim Mk979@cornell.edu Undergraduate Charis Lin Cl857@cornell.edu Undergraduate Juan Meriles Jim53@cornell.edu Undergraduate Jason Schwab Jrs436@cornell.edu Undergraduate Shannon Spiers 16655 Sss275@cornell.edu Undergraduate Sean Thompson St622@cornell.edu Undergraduate Cornell University Student Chapter of the Earthquake Engineering Research Institute page 2

Daniel Wilentz Djw297@cornell.edu Undergraduate BUDGET & FINANCIALS Briefly describe the chapter budget and financials, with text description or any tables and charts as needed. List any financial sponsors of your chapter. Sponsor Name/Organization Contact Person Amount FEMA $130.00 Cornell School of CEE CHAPTER ACTIVITIES Describe chapter meeting activities including, at a minimum, a summary statement of the meetings held during academic year, giving the date of each, the attendance, the principal meeting activity, the invited speaker (if there is one) and his or her subject, and any other pertinent information about the meeting activity. Consider including images for each activity in this section, and consider adding any fliers, documents or other supporting information in an appendix as needed. The section headers below are intended to be a guide to help you organize information about your activities, however feel free to edit them as necessary to best reflect your chapter s activities. REGULAR CHAPTER MEETINGS Regular chapter meetings were held in Takeo Mogami Geotechnical Laboratory in Hollister Hall. Typical meetings included discussion and planning of upcoming events, updates from the Undergraduate Design team, discussion of earthquake related current events and informal presentations from members about their earthquake related research. Holiday Can Food Drive The chapter helped plan and contribute to a school wide canned food drive competition and social. EERI/CU competed against ASCE and other student run organizations to collect the most non-perishables for donation to the local food pantry. The collections were used to prepare meals for those in need during the holiday season. EERI Annual Meeting Along with the undergraduate design team, chapter members attended the 2015 Annual Meeting in Boston to present research, connect and socialize with EERI members, attend lectures and workshops, and support the UG design competition. SEISMIC DESIGN COMPETITION TEAM The purpose of the Seismic Design Team at Cornell University is to create a competitive format in an area of engineering that the school had not previously given to their students. In the School of Engineering, there are Cornell University Student Chapter of the Earthquake Engineering Research Institute page 3

several project-oriented teams that are created for undergraduate students to learn and compete. While there are many disciplines covered in these project teams, the SDC Team is the first of its kind at Cornell to study earthquakes and compete in a structural design competition. SDC Team Members A complete list of members is shown below. Name EERI Member Number Email Role Carleen Altinok Cma98@cornell.edu Member Kimberly Bernstein Kjb92@cornell.edu Coordination Lead Justyna Bujno Jb956@cornell.edu Member Julian Couto-Carter Jrc338@cornell.edu Captain Mitchell Fanning Mpf45@cornell.edu Architecture Lead Justin Guo Jg776@cornell.edu Member Scott Kaufman Sk963@cornell.edu Member Stella Kim Mk979@cornell.edu Safety Officer Charis Lin Cl857@cornell.edu Member Juan Meriles Jim53@cornell.edu Member Jason Schwab Jrs436@cornell.edu Design Lead Shannon Spiers 16655 Sss275@cornell.edu Construction Co-Lead Sean Thompson St622@cornell.edu Member Daniel Wilentz Djw297@cornell.edu Construction Co-Lead SDC Team Financial Sponsors A list of financial sponsors for the SDC team. Name Email Amount Note Cornell University Student Chapter of the Earthquake Engineering Research Institute page 4

Simpson Gumpertz & Heger Smereves- Carolan@sgh.com $1000 Casey Stevenson CRStevenson@sgh.com $250 Team results and lessons learned The Cornell Seismic Design Team placed 21st overall at the 2015 competition, down from 9th place the previous year. While we improved by more than 10 ranks in most scoring subcategories, our structural model collapsed which heavily impacted our overall position. We partially attribute this to damage our model suffered during shipping. Regardless, the 2015 competition was a great time as well as an excellent learning experience for attending members. Moving forward, we ll take more precautions to ensure our model arrives undamaged, as well as incorporate the innovative ideas and design strategies employed by more successful teams. Some photos of our model and competition experience are attached. ELECTION & ELECTION RESULTS The chapter election for officers for the 2015-2016 academic year will take place in September 2015. The table below shows the new officers appointed to the undergraduate design team who will take office on September 2015. Role Name EERI Member Number Email Student Status President Brad Wham Bpw37@cornell.edu Graduate Student UGDT Captain Daniel Wilentz 16854 Djw297@cornell.edu Undergraduate Coordination Lead Justyna Bujno Jb956@cornell.edu Undergraduate student Cornell University Student Chapter of the Earthquake Engineering Research Institute page 5

Design Lead Carleen Altinok Cma98@cornell.edu Undergraduate Construction Lead Stella Kim 16848 Mk979@cornell.edu Undergraduate Construction Lead Scott Kaufman Sk963@cornell.edu Undergraduate Cornell University Student Chapter of the Earthquake Engineering Research Institute page 6