Kickstarter

Who are we?

Six students, with the support of the Rutgers Engineering Governing Council, got together to revive the Rutgers School of Engineering Yearbook: Precision. The Engineering Department Yearbook will be making its long awaited return after more than two decades. Our team is small; however, each member is dedicated to the project and has been working diligently over the past few months to see that the return of the publication is successful. The work has been difficult (especially with so few of us), but we are confident that we will be able to exceed expectations with the return of the Engineering Department Yearbook.

Why make a yearbook?

When you graduate from college, you leave with an education, represented by a diploma that shows others that you are an accomplished university graduate. But college is more than just an education. It is the freedom to make your own choices, the activities that you take part in, and the friends that you make along the way. We thought it'd be nice if, in addition to your diploma, you could leave with a book to cherish your collegiate memories.

Why help us?

Yearbooks are expensive; the six of us are attempting to start a $20,000 publication which involves covering a large student population.  We have thus far raised about $17,000 and are just shy of breaking even, which we set as a goal at the start of this endeavor.  Our final deadline is on July 2nd, and we still have a lot of work to do with regards to finishing the publication itself.  Quite frankly, we can use all the help we can get!

We appreciate your support!  Thank you for your time and consideration.

Sincerely,
Sharlina Keshava (Editor-in-Chief) and the 2011-2012 Precision Staff
egc.rutgers.edu/engineering_yearbook