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UCSD member retention 3/22/2011 ENGINEERS FOR A SUSTAINABLE WORLD

Engineers for a Sustainable world

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Engineers for a Sustainable world. UCSD member retention 3/22/2011. Membership Retention. Membership - Defined (to me) as people who show up to participate in ESW events/projects. Membership Fluctuation Timeline. ~60 people show up to the first GBM each quarter ~60 sign up for projects - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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UCSD member retention 3/22/2011

ENGINEERS FOR A SUSTAINABLE WORLD

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MEMBERSHIP RETENTION

Membership - Defined (to me) as people who show up to participate in ESW events/projects

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MEMBERSHIP FLUCTUATIONTIMELINE

~60 people show up to the first GBM each quarter

~60 sign up for projects

~50 show up to projects at least once

~35 consistently show up each week

+5 throughout a quarter from word of mouth

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THINGS THAT GET IN THE WAY

Midterms

“Too busy”

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COMMON THREAD

Each project “naturally” holds 5 - 6 members

Project groups starting with 12 generally drop down to 5-6 members

Groups starting at 5 or 6 generally stay at 5 – 6

People who join late, often leave early

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THOUGHTS ON THE GROUP SIZE

People want to “own” their project

Too many people, they don’t feel a responsibility to be there

People who join late think the project is cool, but never had a grounding to understand all of the basics

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SOLUTION

More projects! Generally, we find interested parties whether it

be facilities, faculty, or businesses to do a project

We propose it to the general body asking for interest and leaders

If someone wants to lead it, the project is then formed and we have another 5 – 6 members doing something sustainably meaningful

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BIOMATRICA

-Reduces cryogenic freezers-We have become their salesmenSymbiotic relationship where we both benefit from it

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GREEN BIKES

Training bikes into generators

Worked with Triathlon team

Project has finished

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AIR QUALITY

Creating sensors to monitor particulate matter in the air

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WATER EFFICIENCY

Working with facilities on their irrigation

In and around Giesel library

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DIFFICULTIES

Funds

Communication with Facilities

Midterms

Persistence

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THANK YOU

[email protected]