Dick,

Michigan Tech would appreciate some feedback on our design report for the #98 car.

Thanks,
Matt

Dick,

The University of Alabama-Tuscaloosa would also like your feedback for the #48 car.

Thanks,
David
hovat001@bama.ua.edu

Dick,

The University of Wollongong would also like your feedback for car #1.

Thanks
Eddie Martin

Dick,

California State University Northridge would like your feedback also for car #10.

Thanks,
Tin Bui
sae@csun.edu

Please add UCSD #96 to your list. It's our first report together as a reborn team. 1998 and 1999's UCSD FSAE reports proved somewhat vague and too in-depth to appreciate.

Thanks for your volunteered effort.

Dick,
The University of New Mexico would greatly appreciate your comments on car #37.

Thanks,
Andy

Hi Dick, La Universidad Simón Bolívar would really appreciate if you can give us feedback on our report. We are number 76.

Thanks

Hi Dick,

The University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign would appreciate your feedback for car number 30.

Thanks,
Josh Callaway
UIUC FSAE
http://sae.ec.uiuc.edu/

Dick,

The University of Arizona (#110) would love some feedback.

Thanks,
Ryan Kanto
University of Arizona FSAE

Dick,

The University of Akron car #58 would also appreciate some feedback.

Thanks a bunch,

Is there any team here that actively resists feedback? I sure hope not.

Cornell (#9) can be added to this growing request list - and thanks Dick and Pat for understanding the value of feedback and taking the extra time required to make it happen.

I wish I could bottle that commitment and slip it into the decaf of a few people in my home department. A couple of months ago I was told, verbatim, "as an evaluator, it's not my job to give you feedback."

Lines like this, no wonder I've been here so freaking long.

University of Guelph, car #25 would also appreciate feedback on our report. If the exponentially growing workload is getting too much, you could do ours after the competition.

Dick,

I see you have quite a list going, but if you still have enough time the University of Colorado-Boulder (car #120) would appreciate any feedback you have.

Thanks,
Clay

Hello Dick,

University of Applied Sciences Stralsund #114 would appreciate any feedback you have. Mebay we can talk about by drinking a German Beer AFTER the Event!

Thanks
Frank from Germany

Hi Dick!
Any feedback about Laval University (Car #26) would be greatly appreciated by the whole team.

Thanks a lot

Raphaël Rochette
Université Laval
http://www.gmc.ulaval.ca/fsae

Wow, quite the list!

Dick, can you please provide some feedback to the University of Manitoba (car #101) on our Design Report. We have several team members graduating, and feedback would be greatly appreciated for our younger members to carry on for next year.

In the years that I have attended competition, we have never gotten any comments on our design reports. I am sure most teams can say the same. Hopefully you have enough time to do this.

Thank you in advance for your help

Dick,

Oakland University, car #21, would like feedback from the design review.

Thanks!!

Carly
2004 OU FSAE

Dick,

We would like some feedback as well. We put quite a bit into ours and I can't help but notice that we are in the 4:30 time slot.

I am sure the judges will aprreciate the late day suprise when they see the quality of our car, however.

Thanks

Sam,

Are you looking at the same schedule I am? I see you in Bay H at 1:00pm. Or (since you didn't give me your university or car number) is there another "Vandals"?

Just to clarify, a late slot doesn't mean a bad report. It is important to have some good standards for the judges, and a list is selected and sent on to the folks doing the master scheduling. Some get early slots and others don't. There are other considerations re: getting a smooth schedule for all of the static events.

Just to put things in perspective, I have as many cars in my design judging bay as showed up for the 1983 Midwest Mini-Baja, which I ran. The logistics are a challenge nowadays.

- Dick

Dick, the University of Texas - Austin car 15 would appreciate feedback