OFFICERS
Nick Mesler - PresidentEmail: xe.sdsu@gmail.com
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As a New York City metropolitan native and a San Francisco urban transplant, growing up in concrete jungles entrenched an interest in the possibilities of building the future modern world. Civil Engineering is truly a passion and has gratefully brought me to the helm of SDSU’s Honors Society. Chi Epsilon is built on a foundation of competitive and driven individuals striving for a common goal of academic and professional success. This concept aligned well with my own ambitions, so a clear association with the organization was inevitable. Since joining, the benefits were immediately clear in gaining professional opportunities, unmatched in any other format. I am looking forward to the biggest semester the Chapter has seen in the last decade, being our semi-centennial and hosting the Pacific District Conference in November. I work as a Caltrans Legal Intern, a Research Assistant with the Civil/Geography Departments, and an Event Security Manager all around the county. In my spare time I play the drums and bass guitar and try to spend long hours reading in coffee joints.
Joseph Bellas - Vice PresidentEmail: xe.sdsu.vicepresident@gmail.com
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I am a Senior Civil Engineering student planning on working in the field of water management with Black & Veatch after graduation. I accepted the role of Vice President because I enjoy introducing new initiates to the culture and potential in joining Chi Epsilon. I plan on making the process of initiation as smooth as possible while providing the initiates with the best opportunities to succeed in both school and the professional world. Some fun facts are that I have been playing lacrosse for 11 years including 3 on the SDSU team. Also, I love snowboarding and plan on making lots of trips in the Winter. This year is special because it is not only XE SDSU’s 50th anniversary, but we are also hosting Pacific District Conference 2017. I hope our new members see the potential in Chi Epsilon and use it to the fullest.
Calvin yeh-tinetti - SecretaryEmail: xe.sdsu.secretary@gmail.com
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I transferred to San Diego State University as a last minute school not really knowing anyone because it was just one of the only schools with my major, environmental engineering. I was just going to go through my time here, get my degree and leave, but it quickly turned into something better than that. I joined a few clubs, and one of the best clubs I joined was Chi Epsilon. Chi Epsilon introduced me to people who were serious about their major as well as interesting in general. I ran for the role of secretary because I like to keep track of things, such as emails, and keep things organized. Chi Epsilon will help me later in life where my goals are to eventually become an environmental engineer and help make a big change in the world and the way we see the environment. Fun Fact: I like all outdoor activities and hope to work outside one day.
alphonso colmenero - TreasurerEmail: xe.sdsu.treasurer@gmail.com
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I chose to study Civil Engineering as I was always interested in understanding how cities were made. By joining Chi Epsilon I hope to promote and maintain the status of Civil Engineers as an ideal profession and wish to develop the necessary skills to enable me to become a successful engineer. As the treasurer of Chi Epsilon I will do my best to support the other officers and foster a culture that will strive to achieve the four pillars: scholarship, character, practicality, and sociability. For those initiates who have committed themselves to hard work, Chi Epsilon invites you.
Chelsea williams - PDC ChairEmail: xe.sdsu.conference@gmail.com
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I'm Chelsea Williams and I am a senior studying Civil Engineering with an emphasis in Transportation. As the PDC Chair, I will be playing a big role in organizing this year's regional conference, in which we will have student chapters from neighboring universities coming to San Diego State University to interact, learn from each other, and have a great time. I chose to join Chi Epsilon because it's a small, elite organization full of individuals who are driven and determine to become successful. A fun fact about me is that I breed mini horses.
Aubrey aldinger - Associate EditorEmail: xe.sdsu.assoceditor@gmail.com
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Hi everyone! I'm Aubrey and I am a senior Civil engineering major here at SDSU. I am also the Fall 2017 Associate Editor, which means I update this very page along with the rest of the website weekly with interesting news and upcoming events! I enjoy meeting new people, especially those in the engineering field, and this position gives me the perfect platform to do so. Chi Epsilon has opened doors to several opportunities that have prepared me for the future in ways I could not have imagined. I encourage any and everyone interested in becoming a part of such a prestigious organization to reach out and join us. This upcoming semester will be packed full with exciting social and networking events so check back soon to see what we have in store!
PS: A fun fact about me is that I am also President of the Ski and Snowboard team, so if you're ever looking for a lesson on the slopes, feel free to contact me!
PS: A fun fact about me is that I am also President of the Ski and Snowboard team, so if you're ever looking for a lesson on the slopes, feel free to contact me!
Metehan Gumustekin -Fundraising ChairEmail: xe.sdsu.fundraising@gmail.com
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I'm Metehan Gumustekin and I'm a senior Civil Engineering student with a focus in Structural Engineering. As the Fundraising Chair, I will be responsible for organizing fundraising events that will help our organization to raise enough funds to hold this year's regional conference, have interactive events between initiates and chapter leaders, and eat delicious food in our general body meetings. It has been so far a privilege to be a part of this community with people whose mission is to make Chi Epsilon an organization that inspires innovation, conception, and construction. Before I initiated into Chi Epsilon, I was not able to get valuable resources such as professional contacts, interviews, and exclusive events, which helped me meet new people and expand my network. I strongly believe that being the fundraising chair for this prestigious organization, as well as working with my fellow officers, will help me develop new connections and achieve new opportunities to make Chi Epsilon a more significant organization. A fun fact about me is that I was named after a powerful emperor who ruled a dynasty in ancient times!
Jesus Espinoza - MarshalEmail: xe.sdsu.marshal@gmail.com
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Hey, my name is Jesus Espinoza. I am studying Civil Engineering. As Marshall I am in charge of making sure we have delicious free food at all our events. I am also in charge of the end of the year banquet for the initiates and members. I joined Chi Epsilon because it offered great opportunities to build myself professionally and advance my career. Chi Epsilon also allowed me to meet multiple fun and welcoming people that were both professionals and students. A fun fact about me is that i used to pole vault and love photography.
