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What's up with Olin Clubs? Part Two

November 7, 2023 - 4:58PM EST | Camilo, Melissa, Dexter, Dokyun

Welcome to Part Two of our blog series “What’s up with Olin Clubs” where we introduce you to just a few of the MANY Olin clubs offered on our campus. Our students love being busy (in a fun way) and they want to share with you what’s up!

What's up with Olin Clubs? Part One

October 25, 2023 - 9:54AM EDT | Malvina and Cassandre

At Olin, students do a little bit of everything! Once classes are done for the day you can find Oliners rushing to a variety of clubs and extracurriculars. Hear from two Oliners in this new blog as they share more about their clubs.

Co-Curricular: Growing Edible Mushrooms (GEM)

Growing Edible Mushrooms (GEM) is a co-curricular offered during the 2022-2023 spring semester. Participants grow their own mushrooms like oysters, lion's mane, and shiitake, and learn the basics of growing edible mushrooms and more!

Co-Curricular: Fondue-it-Yourself

Fondue-it-Yourself is a co-curricular offered during the 2022-2023 spring semester. Participants learn about, and experiment with, four key components of a good cheese fondue. Each meeting consists of a short lesson on a component of cheese fondue, followed by an experiment and tasting session.

Co-Curricular: Computational Fluid Dynamics, Colorful Fluid Dynamics, and the Differences Between Them

Computational Fluid Dynamics, Colorful Fluid Dynamics, and the Differences Between Them is a co-curricular offered during the 2022-2023 spring semester.

Co-Curricular: Ga-Ga-Ball!

Ga-Ga-Ball! is a co-curricular offered during the 2022-2023 spring semester. All MechEs, gym class try-hards, and dirt pit enthusiasts are invited to join in on building the GaGa pit. Then participants get to play in the GaGa pit.

Co-Curricular: Seed Starting and Spring Gardening

Seed starting and spring gardening is a co-curricular offered during the 2022-2023 spring semester. Participants had the opportunity to start seeds, grow cold-tolerant veggies, and build the soil to make the Olin Garden thrive year- round.