Young Engineers in ASHRAE (YEA)
Samuel Odumade
Secretary
Emmanuel Taiwo
Member
Jude Emenike
Member
Kehinde Oginni
Member
Committee’s Responsibilities
The YEA Committee is responsible for young engineers in ASHRAE. Its key responsibilities
include:
- Attracting Young Engineers – Encourage new young engineers to join ASHRAE and become actively involved at the chapter and/or Society level.
- Promoting Membership – Encourage ASHRAE membership across different segments of the HVAC&R industry
- Organizing YEA Activities – Develop and coordinate programmes and activities that attract and retain young engineers within ASHRAE.
- Connecting Students to YEA – Work closely with the Student Activities Committee to encourage students to transition from student membership into YEA membership after graduation.
Committee’s Objectives
- To attract young engineers to ASHRAE.
- To engage and retain young professionals.
- To develop technical, professional and leadership skills.
- To provide a smooth transition for students into active professional membership.
- To build the next generation of ASHRAE and HVAC&R leaders.
Committee’s Plans Projects
- YEA Project Management Training: Practical training focused on project management, leadership, and project execution.
- YEA Project Management Competition: A practical competition designed to allow young engineers to apply project management and leadership skills.
- Technical Tours: Visits to engineering facilities to give young engineers firsthand exposure to real-world engineering practices, systems, and industry best practices.
- YEA Leadership Series: A series featuring industry leaders and emerging professionals sharing career, leadership, and industry insights.
- YEA Leadership Summit: The grand finale of the Leadership Series, bringing together industry leaders and young professionals for knowledge sharing, inspiration, networking, and leadership development.
- Student Career Fair and Soft skills competition
The Young Engineers in ASHRAE (YEA) Committee is responsible for:-
Attracting new Young Engineers in ASHRAE (35 years old and below) who will be actively involved in Society, locally and /or at Society level
Encouraging membership from all segments of industry
Organizing activities focused at attracting and retaining Young Engineers in ASHRAE
Working with the Student Activities Committee to encourage Student transfers
Report to RVC- YEA
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