- We are one of the largest and most active societies at UNSW, and {" "}
- the largest computing society in the southern hemisphere.
-
- CSESoc comprises {" "}
- over 16k members
- {" "}spanning across various degrees including Computer Science,
- Software Engineering, Bioinformatics and Computer Engineering.
-
- We are here to fulfil the social, personal and professional needs of CSE students,
- and promote computing through a variety of forms.
+ We are one of the largest and most active societies at UNSW, and{' '}
+
+ the largest computing society in the southern hemisphere
+
+ .
+
+
+ CSESoc comprises
+ over 16k members
+ {' '}
+ spanning across various degrees including Computer Science, Software Engineering,
+ Bioinformatics and Computer Engineering.
+
+
+ We are here to fulfil the social, personal and professional needs of CSE students, and
+ promote computing through a variety of forms.
- {portfolio.description} -
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{member.name}
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@@ -32,6 +30,6 @@ const PortfolioCard = ({ portfolio }: PortfolioCardProps) => {UPCOMING EVENTS
No upcoming events... check back here later!
{event.title}
{event.location}
-- {formatEventDate(event.startTime, event.endTime)} -
+{formatEventDate(event.startTime, event.endTime)}
EVENTS
-- We run a wide-variety of events for fun, learning new skills and careers. For full - listings, check out our {' '} - Facebook page! -
-- Explore upcoming events -
-No upcoming events... check back here later!
-- Previous events -
-EVENTS
++ We run a wide-variety of events for fun, learning new skills and careers. For full + listings, check out our{' '} + + Facebook page + + ! +
+Explore upcoming events
+No upcoming events... check back here later!
+Previous events
+© 2025 — CSESoc UNSW
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'}
We are the principal representative body for{' '}
-
UNSW computing
-
- {' '}students.
+ {' '}
+ students.
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+ ~{path.map((segment) => '/' + segment.toLowerCase())}
+
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-
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+
+
OUR SPONSORS
CSESoc
-unsw-computer-science-engineering-society
-CSESoc
+unsw-computer-science-engineering-society
+Events held
- csesoc/README.md -
-
- 1 CSESoc is one of the biggest and most active societies at
- 2 UNSW, catering to over 3500 CSE students spanning across
- 3 degrees in Computer Science, Software Engineering,
- 4 Bioinformatics and Computer Engineering.
-
- 5 We are here to fulfil the social, personal and professional
- 6 needs of CSE students, and promote computing through a
- 7 variety of forms.
-
- execs-directors-subcoms.md -
-
- 1 100+ events (35+ careers related revents)
- 2 41 sponsors
- 3 480 000 discord messages
- 4 200+ volunteers.
- 5 Tiktok: 27.2k views, 2k+ likes
- 6 Podcast: 10k downloads, 600+ average viewers
- 7 500+ high school students reached.
-
+ csesoc/README.md +
+
+ 1
+
+ CSESoc is one of the biggest and most active societies at
+
+
+ 2 UNSW, catering to over 3500 CSE students spanning across
+
+ 3 degrees in Computer Science, Software Engineering,
+
+ 4 Bioinformatics and Computer Engineering.
+
+
+ 5 We are here to fulfil the social, personal and professional
+
+ 6 needs of CSE students, and promote computing through a
7
+ variety of forms.
+
+ execs-directors-subcoms.md +
+
+ 1
+ 100+ events (35+ careers related revents)
+
+ 2 41 sponsors
+
+ 3 480 000 discord messages
+
+ 4 200+ volunteers.
+
+ 5 Tiktok: 27.2k views, 2k+ likes
+
+ 6 Podcast: 10k downloads, 600+ average viewers
+
7 500+ high school students reached.
+
- Since the end of 2013, the constitution has been hosted on Github. The constitution by which CSESoc runs can be found here: + Since the end of 2013, the constitution has been hosted on Github. The constitution by + which CSESoc runs can be found here:
- - + Current constitution @@ -26,25 +30,37 @@ const ConstitutionPage = () => {
- - + 2012 Constitution - Version 2.3, adopted 04/10/2011
- - + 2011 Constitution - Version 2.2, adopted 30/09/2010
- - + 2010 Constitution - Version 2.1, adopted 07/10/2009
- - + 2009 Constitution - Version 2.0, adopted 14/10/2008 @@ -52,8 +68,8 @@ const ConstitutionPage = () => {
Previous iterations of the constitution can be found here:
- Before considering any executive position for CSESoc, it
- is highly recommended that you read the constitution beforehand:
+ Before considering any executive position for CSESoc, it is highly recommended that you
+ read the constitution beforehand:
- https://github.com/csesoc/constitution/blob/master/README.md
+
+ https://github.com/csesoc/constitution/blob/master/README.md
+
- The constitution clearly outlines the roles, responsibilities and - expectations of executives. Should you be elected, a thorough - understanding of this document will be required so best to read it now! + The constitution clearly outlines the roles, responsibilities and expectations of + executives. Should you be elected, a thorough understanding of this document will be + required so best to read it now!
- In order to run for a position in the CSESoc Elections, you will need - to either nominate yourself for a position or be nominated by someone else. + In order to run for a position in the CSESoc Elections, you will need to either nominate + yourself for a position or be nominated by someone else.
- Once nominations are open, you will be able to submit your nomination by - emailing copresidents@csesoc.org.au with: + Once nominations are open, you will be able to submit your nomination by emailing{' '} + + copresidents@csesoc.org.au + {' '} + with:
-
-
- Your full name and zID, or the full name and zID of the person you are nominating +
- + Your full name and zID, or the full name and zID of the person you are nominating +
- The position you or the person you are nominating is going for -
- A link to a website, page, or document where people can find out more about you (optional)
- - CC either the person you are nominating, or a person who will second your nomination of yourself - (if you are nominating yourself, the person who is seconding you has to reply to your email seconding - your nomination. If you're nominating someone else, that person has to reply to the email confirming - their nomination). Be sure to use a zID email! + A link to a website, page, or document where people can find out more about you + (optional) + +
- + CC either the person you are nominating, or a person who will second your nomination + of yourself (if you are nominating yourself, the person who is seconding you has to + reply to your email seconding your nomination. If you're nominating someone else, + that person has to reply to the email confirming their nomination). Be sure to use a + zID email!
- If you're planning on running for multiple positions, then make sure you include your preference - for positions. + If you're planning on running for multiple positions, then make sure you include your + preference for positions.
-- Please remember that to run for an executive position, you have to be a full member of CSESoc when - you nominate yourself. This means that you should be doing a degree affiliated with the School of - CSE (and if you're transferring, you have already accepted your transfer at the time of nomination). +
+ Please remember that to run for an executive position, you have to be a full member of + CSESoc when you nominate yourself. This means that you should be doing a degree + affiliated with the School of CSE (and if you're transferring, you have already accepted + your transfer at the time of nomination).
- If you would like to create a website, you can find some helpful templates here: https://html5up.net/.
+ If you would like to create a website, you can find some helpful templates here:{' '}
+
+ https://html5up.net/
+
+ .
- Another simple option is Google sites: https://sites.google.com/
+ Another simple option is Google sites:{' '}
+
+ https://sites.google.com/
+
Details you might consider including on your website or document
- +- Overview of yourself -
+Overview of yourself
- Name
- Position you are running for
- Degree + stage -
- Anything else that paints a good picture of who you are for members that haven’t met you! +
- + Anything else that paints a good picture of who you are for members that haven’t met + you! +
- Experience -
+Experience
- Note: it is strongly encouraged that - applicants for the executive have previously held an executive or directorship - position within CSESoc. + Note: it is strongly encouraged that applicants for + the executive have previously held an executive or directorship position within + CSESoc.
-
-
- Previous involvement and achievements within CSESoc, the CSE community, as well as UNSW more broadly. +
- + Previous involvement and achievements within CSESoc, the CSE community, as well as + UNSW more broadly. +
- Leadership experience
- - Any other relevant volunteering or work situations where you feel - you’ve exemplified or developed the skills required for the role + Any other relevant volunteering or work situations where you feel you’ve exemplified + or developed the skills required for the role
- Policies / vision -
+Policies / vision
- What you'd like to achieve next year as part of your role
- Aspects of the society you value most, what will you uphold? diff --git a/frontend/src/pages/about/execs-directors-subcoms.tsx b/frontend/src/pages/about/execs-directors-subcoms.tsx index 38fd4de..dba9aaf 100644 --- a/frontend/src/pages/about/execs-directors-subcoms.tsx +++ b/frontend/src/pages/about/execs-directors-subcoms.tsx @@ -1,9 +1,9 @@ -import PortfolioDisplay from "@/components/About/PortfolioDisplay"; -import Layout from "@/components/Layout"; -import PageBody from "@/components/PageBody"; -import PageTitle from "@/components/PageTitle"; -import { EXECS } from "@/../public/data/execs"; -import TabTitle from 'next/head' +import PortfolioDisplay from '@/components/About/PortfolioDisplay'; +import Layout from '@/components/Layout'; +import PageBody from '@/components/PageBody'; +import PageTitle from '@/components/PageTitle'; +import { EXECS } from '@/../public/data/execs'; +import TabTitle from 'next/head'; const ExecsDirectorsSubcommitteesPage = () => { return ( @@ -16,14 +16,18 @@ const ExecsDirectorsSubcommitteesPage = () => { {/* CSESOC TEAM */}
- Run weekly social and educational events, including trivia, movie, boardgames nights, LAN parties, workshops, coding competitions, tech talks, and our famous free weekly BBQ -
- Create original media content, including Podcasts, articles, YouTube videos, and live streams -
- Run a highly successful First Year Camp and Peer Mentoring program, offering new CSE students (both undergraduate and postgraduate) a chance to meet and mingle with other newcomers -
- Engage students with industry sponsors and representatives to develop their professional capacity and curiosity -
- Develop our own open-source projects for students to get learn new skills and develop tools for our community -
- Facilitate an online community of ~8k Discord users, ~9.5k Facebook followers, ~1.9k YouTube subs, and ~7.7k Instagram followers +
- + Run weekly social and educational events, including trivia, movie, boardgames + nights, LAN parties, workshops, coding competitions, tech talks, and our + famous free weekly BBQ + +
- + Create original media content, including Podcasts, articles, YouTube videos, + and live streams + +
- + Run a highly successful First Year Camp and Peer Mentoring program, offering + new CSE students (both undergraduate and postgraduate) a chance to meet and + mingle with other newcomers + +
- + Engage students with industry sponsors and representatives to develop their + professional capacity and curiosity + +
- + Develop our own open-source projects for students to get learn new skills and + develop tools for our community + +
- + Facilitate an online community of ~8k Discord users, ~9.5k Facebook followers, + ~1.9k YouTube subs, and ~7.7k Instagram followers +
- The Executives and Directors are responsible for organising the society to make sure that things get done. - Execs are elected annually by CSE students at the end of the preceding year and Directors are selected by Execs. -
-- The CSESoc Executive and Director team for 2025: + The Executives and Directors are responsible for organising the society to make sure + that things get done. Execs are elected annually by CSE students at the end of the + preceding year and Directors are selected by Execs.
+The CSESoc Executive and Director team for 2025:
+
Execs
{exec.name}
@@ -49,7 +53,8 @@ const ExecsDirectorsSubcommitteesPage = () => {Directors & Subcommitees
- Subcommittees are the teams led by Directors that run CSESoc and its events to the benefit of all UNSW Computing students. Click to see the directors of each team! + Subcommittees are the teams led by Directors that run CSESoc and its events to the + benefit of all UNSW Computing students. Click to see the directors of each team!
- What is CSESoc? -
+What is CSESoc?
- CSESoc is a student-run society within the School of Computer Science and - Engineering. We organize various events such as BBQs, trivia nights, - and coding workshops for CSE students. For more details, visit - our About page. + CSESoc is a student-run society within the School of Computer Science and Engineering. + We organize various events such as BBQs, trivia nights, and coding workshops for CSE + students. For more details, visit our{' '} + + About page + + .
-- How do I become a member? -
+How do I become a member?
- While you are enrolled in a CSE course or a CSE program, you
- are automatically considered a member of the society and you
- will automatically receive emails about our upcoming events.
+ While you are enrolled in a CSE course or a CSE program, you are automatically
+ considered a member of the society and you will automatically receive emails about our
+ upcoming events.
- If you are not enrolled at CSE, then you can still become a
- member by emailing us at csesoc@csesoc.org.au.
+ If you are not enrolled at CSE, then you can still become a member by emailing us at{' '}
+
+ csesoc@csesoc.org.au
+
+ .
- How do I become a sponsor? -
+How do I become a sponsor?
For information about how you can sponsor CSESoc, please see our sponsorship page.
- For further enquiries and to discuss sponsorship opportunities, please
- email sponsorship@csesoc.org.au.
+ For further enquiries and to discuss sponsorship opportunities, please email{' '}
+
+ sponsorship@csesoc.org.au
+
+ .
- How do I volunteer to help with events? -
+How do I volunteer to help with events?
- Follow our Facebook page to stay up to date with volunteering opportunities! If - being a dedicated part of the CSESoc team interests you, also consider joining a - subcommittee. Subcommittee recruitment opens during T1 of each year. + Follow our Facebook page to stay up to date with volunteering opportunities! If being a + dedicated part of the CSESoc team interests you, also consider joining a subcommittee. + Subcommittee recruitment opens during T1 of each year.
CSESoc
-unsw-computer-science-engineering-society
++ unsw-computer-science-engineering-society +
- + -- CSESoc is the principal representative body for UNSW computing students. -
+CSESoc is the principal representative body for UNSW computing students.
- CSESoc is the official representative body of computing students at UNSW. We are one of the - largest and most active societies at UNSW, and the largest computing society in the southern hemisphere. - CSESoc comprises over 16k members spanning across various degrees including Computer Science, Software Engineering, - Bioinformatics and Computer Engineering. We are here to fulfil the social, personal and professional - needs of CSE students, and promote computing through a variety of forms. + CSESoc is the official representative body of computing students at UNSW. We are + one of the largest and most active societies at UNSW, and the largest computing + society in the southern hemisphere. CSESoc comprises over 16k members spanning + across various degrees including Computer Science, Software Engineering, + Bioinformatics and Computer Engineering. We are here to fulfil the social, + personal and professional needs of CSE students, and promote computing through a + variety of forms.
- We are a society for the students, by the students. Here’s an overview of what we do: + We are a society for the students, by the students. Here’s an overview of what + we do:
-
-
- CSESoc was formed in October 2006 from the old CompSoc and SESoc societies. - CompSoc helped represent the interest of students studying Computer Engineering, - Computer Science and postgraduate courses, while SESoc was the representative body - for Software Engineering students. Both societies provided technical and social - support to their members. In the best interest of everyone, the societies merged to - provide a better experience to all CSE students. + CSESoc was formed in October 2006 from the old CompSoc and SESoc societies. CompSoc + helped represent the interest of students studying Computer Engineering, Computer + Science and postgraduate courses, while SESoc was the representative body for Software + Engineering students. Both societies provided technical and social support to their + members. In the best interest of everyone, the societies merged to provide a better + experience to all CSE students.
- CSESoc now represents students enrolled in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, - Software Engineering, Bioinformatics Engineering, or a post‐graduate program + CSESoc now represents students enrolled in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, + Software Engineering, Bioinformatics Engineering, or a post‐graduate program administered by CSE (research or coursework).
- Even today CSESoc continues to be an integral part of the student experience. - Many students make the most of their time at university by joining a working - group in first year to get a taste of the society. If you are enthusiastic and - interested you can nominate yourself or be nominated for a position in the Exec - at the end of the year. + Even today CSESoc continues to be an integral part of the student experience. Many + students make the most of their time at university by joining a working group in first + year to get a taste of the society. If you are enthusiastic and interested you can + nominate yourself or be nominated for a position in the Exec at the end of the year.
- Being part of a society is a great way to meet new people and gain extra skills - that employers look for in the industry. + Being part of a society is a great way to meet new people and gain extra skills that + employers look for in the industry.
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