Student Activities Committee

Dustin Miller

Student Activities Co-Chair

Cailin Farris

Student Activities Co-Chair

The Student Activities Committee connects chapters with local schools and universities, supports student branches, coordinates scholarships, provides industry guidance, and promotes HVAC&R education. The committee engages students through presentations, counseling, and outreach, while helping graduating members transition into professional membership.  See more here.

What We Do

We connect the chapter with Idaho’s schools and universities, encouraging the next generation of HVAC&R engineers – from K-12 STEM outreach to supporting student branches and helping graduates step into the profession.

  • Support ASHRAE student branches at Idaho universities
  • Coordinate chapter scholarships for engineering students
  • K-12 STEM outreach and classroom visits
  • Career guidance, mentoring, and industry tours
  • Help graduating student members transition to full membership

Get Involved

If you enjoy working with students – giving a classroom talk, judging a competition, mentoring, or hosting a job-site tour – the Student Activities Committee has a spot for you.

Volunteer

New volunteers are always welcome - no committee experience needed.

Contact Us

Reach out to Dustin Miller or Cailin Farris 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 Dustin Miller or Cailin Farris at a chapter meeting, or let any chapter officer know you’re interested in the Student Activities.

Upcoming Events

This web site is maintained by the Idaho Chapter of ASHRAE. It does not present official positions of the Society nor reflect Society policy. ASHRAE chapters may not act for the Society and the information presented here has not had Society review. To learn more about ASHRAE activities on an international level, contact the ASHRAE home page at http://www.ashrae.org.