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Cambridge University Engineers' Association


The Cambridge University Engineers' Association exists to provide a link between alumni and the Cambridge University Departments of Engineering and Chemical Engineering, and to maintain links between the Departments and the engineering profession as a whole.

The Association's annual conference will this year take place on Saturday 24th and Sunday 25th September 2011.  Entitled Sustainable Cities and Construction in 2012 and Beyond, it forms a part of the University's Alumni Weekend 2011.  More details.

A separate web site describing the Department and its history, and some stories of current achievements can be found at http://www.eng.cam.ac.uk/125.shtml

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Background to the CUEA

The Cambridge University Engineers' Association (CUEA) was founded in December 1928 with the object of the advancement of the welfare and interests of the University of Cambridge. The association does this by:

The Officers of the Association are a President, a Vice-President, an Honorary Secretary and an Honorary Treasurer. The present post holders are:

    President:                      Maj. Gen. John Drewienkiewicz
    Vice-President:             Professor Dame Ann Dowling
    Honorary Secretary:     Dr David Cole
    Honorary Treasurer:     Mr Richard Collet-Fenson

All graduates of Cambridge University Engineering Department are members of the Association. If you wish to update your details please contact Cambridge University Alumni Office.


David Cole (Honorary Secretary, CUEA), cuea-enquiries@eng.cam.ac.uk