American Concrete Institute (ACI) – University of Toronto Chapter
Engineering Science Club
The Engineering Science Club (EngSci Club) is the official discipline club for Engineering Science students. We are dedicated to representing the needs and concerns of the student body and hosting various initiatives such as the annual dance, talent show, and various social events. We organize town halls to receive student feedback and provide academic advocacy support. We strive to improve the experience of EngSci students through these events and our management of the common room.
Key Accomplishments for 2025-2026
EngSci Dinner Dance: This year we hosted our annual Dinner Dance, themed Hollywood Noir. With ~450 attendees, the event featured a three-course meal, open bar, free transportation to and from the venue, one photobooth, a live performance from Skule Stageband, and a first ever live performance of a skit commemorating the EngSci community. The Dinner Dance brought together EngSci students, faculty, with an increase in first-year student attendees. It was a memorable night to celebrate the camaraderie of EngScis.
Nocturne: Nocturne is the annual EngSci talent show. Featuring 18 performances and 200+ audience members in attendance. This year, Nocturne was held in the Innis Town Hall. There were a variety of acts ranging from singing to dancing to rapping. This show was a great way to decompress before finals and showcase EngSci talent beyond academics.
N-Sightful Week: N-Sightful Week is our very first iteration of a week where upper year EngSci students can present their Thesis and Capstone topics to other students (with a focus on the first and second years) to help them in their major selection process/ignite interest in certain research topics. It featured over 16 presenters and 100 students over the course of 3 days. This was a great opportunity to showcase EngSci creativity in research and engineering.
CPSIF Funding Impact
Thanks to the CPSIF funding we were able to host the EngSci dinner dance at a subsidized rate, Nocturne free of charge, and N-Sightful Week free of charge as well. We were able to host other events free of charge including the Iron Ring Party for graduating EngScis and planned multiple Common Room mixers to allow students to destress during busy seasons. Additionally, we were able to invest in supplies for up-keeping the Common room, a space fundamental to the EngSci community. On behalf of the EngSci Club team and community, thank you to all the donors!
N-Sightful Week Day 3. Students around EngSci BME design course presentation.
Photographer: Joanna Xu (MSE 2T7+PEY).
EngSci Dinner Dance 2T5 class photo. Photographer: Carl Joseph Ancheta (EngSci 2T5+PEY).
Iron Ring After Party 2T5 group photo. Photographer: Twilight Cafe Staff
Nocturne Talent Show Performance. Photographer: Tianai Liu (EngSci 2T9)
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