Young Engineers in ASHRAE (YEA) Committee

Nell Wesemann

YEA Co-Chair

Mattaello Cota

YEA Co-Chair

The Young Engineers in ASHRAE Committee (YEA) shall enhance member benefits for young professional ASHRAE members, 35 years old and younger, by identifying, creating, and supporting activities and services focused on their needs. A primary focus of the committee will be attracting and developing YEA members for future membership and leadership in ASHRAE and the HVAC&R industry. The committee also collaborates with Student Activities to help graduating students transition into active YEA members.

What We Do

Young Engineers in ASHRAE (YEA) serves members 35 and under with social, technical, and leadership opportunities – building the community and confidence that carry a career.

  • Social and networking events – ski nights, bike nights, brewery tours
  • Technical tours and young-professional programs
  • Leadership development, including YEA Leadership U
  • Connecting young engineers with mentors in the chapter
  • Partnering with Student Activities to welcome new graduates

Get Involved

If you’re 35 or under, you already belong here – come to the next YEA event. Older than 35? YEA always welcomes mentors and event sponsors.

Volunteer

New volunteers are always welcome - no committee experience needed.

Contact Us

Reach out to Nell Wesemann or Mattaello Cota at any chapter meeting or through the chapter.

Find Us

The committee is active at monthly chapter meetings and chapter events year-round.

Any chapter member – and joining a committee is one of the best ways to get more out of your ASHRAE membership.

As much or as little as you can give. Most committee work happens around monthly chapter meetings, with occasional events during the year.

Talk to Nell Wesemann or Mattaello Cota at a chapter meeting, or let any chapter officer know you’re interested in the Young Engineers in ASHRAE (YEA).

Upcoming Events

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