REPORTE

ANUAL
2017
ÍNDICE
PRESIDENT’S REPORT 3
VICEPRESIDENT’S REPORT 4
TREASURER’S REPORT 5
SECRETARY’S REPORT 6
MINERALS EDUCATION COALITION (MEC) 7
WAIIME REPORT 10
STUDENT REPRESENTATIVE’S REPORT 11
STUDY GROUPS 2017 12
ORGANIGRAMA CHAPTER – UNSA 2017 13
LIST OF MEMBRES SME-CHAPTER UNSA 14
ACTIVITIES 15
PRESIDENT’S REPORT
I am very grateful to the people who initiated the present student chapter and the people who
supported the process; they created a real interaction and feedback group of university students
at all levels and graduates.
I have had the honor of leading this chapter for a year learning many things and expanding my vision
in different aspects, representing a challenge to meet each objective embodied in our strategic plan
with a new team.
We start with the idea of doing new things for the chapter and our university based on what we
have already learned in previous periods.
We managed to recruit the largest number of new members in Latin America as a result of
exceptional teamwork and constant support from our advisors.
During the period, emphasis was placed on Peruvian mining at various levels, such as the informative
talks given by UNSA-MEC to schools, technical conferences with the participation of our graduates
who had belonged to the student chapter, and the topics discussed. by the group of studies which
were shared in different years.
The participation of our student chapter in the framework of PERUMIN 33 edition was an
unforgettable experience, also in this period was announced the winners of the "Design and Mining
Planning" contest second edition giving us the surprise and joy of having occupied the second place
at the national level.
Each of the activities carried out in the period 2017-2018 demanded effort and dedication from our
chapter and our advisors.
I see a great change in the processes and the mining industry, new paradigms, new challenges, I am
convinced of the potential of each student in my university, I know that they will face each change
with dedication and effort.
It has really been a privilege to be the President of the UNSA - SME student chapter, I am very
grateful for all the support provided by each person in my period, I know that our chapter and
university will continue to research, grow and improve the academic, social and environmental
level.

Jeremy Brander Cristobal Torres

President, SME UNSA student Chapter 2017
VICEPRESIDENT’S REPORT
My name is Samir Morales Morales, student of
the Mining Engineering career at the National
University of San Agustín.
This was the second year being board member of
the chapter of studies SME UNSA as a Vice-
president, one of my best experiences as a
student. Which gave me the opportunity to
develop my interpersonal skills, leadership,
among other tools to improve my professional
training, furthermore, gave me the possibility to
be able to help the members of my chapter and
look for possible solutions to problems related to
the academic field.
As a Vice-president i had to be the right hand of
the president support him in every activity and
lead the team when The President is not present.
We continue with Fridays Sme allowing us to
interact with professionals who provide us with
current knowledge regarding new technologies in
the field of mining. Our participation in the
Planning contest allowed us to have one more
experience

Samir Morales Morales

Vice- President, SME UNSA student Chapter 2017
TREASURER’S REPORT
I am Lisbeth Vilca, treasurer of the chapter of students
SME of the San Agustín National University of Arequipa,
during the period 2017.
I am very happy to have had the opportunity to be part of
the board of directors SME 2017 and at the same time
grateful for everything learned during this period. It was
a challenge that I was able to overcome successfully and
which leaves me proud and satisfied with the work that
was done throughout the year.
As treasurer, I had the great task of taking care of our
small financial box, the same one that was developed as
indicated below:

ACTIVITY INPUT ($)

Balance 2016 100.89
Opening ceremony 94.80
Shirts 273.00
Student Chapter Membership
240.00
Challenge
Total 708.70
ACTIVITY OUTPUT ($)
Opening ceremony 47.47
Buying shirts 251.18
TOTAL 298.66

RESULT $ 410.03

Assuming the position of treasurer taught me to socialize more with people from the mining
environment, which contributes to my professional training; to have more trust in me, above all, to
work as a team.
I must also thank the support of each of the members of the board of directors, for every bit of sand
they put in to be able to take charge of our chapter.
Throughout the year, we managed to strengthen our capacities as leaders, assimilating new brews
that go in and out of the mining field. We believe we are ready to take on new challenges and be
ambassadors of the new mining for the development of our region, country and why not at the Latin
American level.

Thank you SME UNSA STUDENT CHAPTER for this wonderful opportunity.
SECRETARY’S REPORT
Hi, my name is Junior Mendoza Bedregal, student of
the Mining Engineering career at the National
University of San Agustín.
I am very grateful to have had the opportunity to be
part of the board of directors SME 2017, It was a
wonderful experience because before never was part
of something team for me It was a new challenge, I
had new responsibilities and functions, this allow me
that learn more about the management and
development of all chapter. One of my function was
support to the president, vice president and another
the partners´ team.
I realized full informs in that show all the activities of
team, the major activity to stand out was our
inauguration ceremony, in that event we receive the
Instituto de Ingenieros de Minas del Perú´ support
with its president Victor Gobitz Colchado, he looks all
his support and motivates us to continue doing this
actions.
I believe how last year's team we realice a lot of
activities how technical visits, access to Perumin 33,
workshops, conferences, study groups, visit to schools
and more activities.
SME UNSA Student Chapter permits to students to
know more about planning mining, drill and blats
engineering, geo mechanic. This small courses are
import for student because show them a panoramic
looking and they can learn more.

Thank you so much SME UNSA STUDENT CHAPTER for

this opportunity.

Junior Alexander Mendoza Bedregal

Secretary, SME UNSA student Chapter 2017
MINERALS EDUCATION COALITION (MEC)
My name is Jesus Eduardo Mamani Machaca, this was the first year in which, I could develop a lot
of skills like MEC Representative.
I could search my knowledges about mining to the students from some schools.
Peru is a mining country. Mining is the source of growth, development and decentralization in our
country. It represents 60 percent of the total value of exports, mining generates 2 million direct and
indirect jobs and it contributes to the resources with over 35 billion of soles from 2007 to 2014. The
mining industry improves infrastructure, education, health, and promotes the development of other
industries.
Currently, there are so much social conflicts because of the beginning of different mining companies,
disputes arising in different parts of the country, paralyzing major projects like Conga (Cajamarca)
and Tia Maria (Arequipa), delaying thus the private investment in our country and causing a deep
sense of bewilderment and unease in the population.
Many myths and lies about mining are woven, calling it pollutant and harmful. The lack of
information about the economic and social importance of mining projects generated a negative idea
of mining. Such misinformed coupled with environmental considerations and misinformation leads
to powerful social conflicts, leaving aside the very benefits granted to our nation’s mining industry.
The lack of effective communication channels do not allow to have the necessary scope and impact
locations and appropiate to bring forward changes in mentality and information people.
It is important the articulation of an educational program as a MEC Chapter in which college
students can disseminate current practices of responsible mining, the major economic impact that
provides mining and development opportunities for the people involved in performing mining
arises.

Jesus Eduardo Mamani Machaca

MEC Representative, SME UNSA student Chapter 2017
In this ocation we visited Nestor Caceres Velázquez School

We talked about the importance of mining in our life

Gold in our flag

These are some photos that we took in some schools that we visited
WAIIME REPORT
My name is Milagros Sabrinna Tuni Román, the last period of the year I had the opportunity of being
WAIIME’s representative of the SME Student Chapter in San Agustin’s University. It’s important to
point that the quantity of women in our chapter has increased notably.
Being part of the project was an amazing experience and I personally think that every event we
realized through the year have had an impact in our professional development.
Since we know, being a woman in this industry is very challenging because we have a common goal
that is to put us at the top. I think that every girl that is part of our Chapter is capable of making it
successfully.
One of the activities in which we had the privilege to be part of was placed in the MINING
CONVENTION PERUMIN where Mrs Susana Palomino gave three scholarships to remarkable
students of different universities in our city.
We’d planned different things in our period of being the board director of the chapter and we are
sure that the new representatives are going to fulfill our expectative by making them true.
This journey is just starting, I’m very proud of the work we’ve been making and I will always be there
to support the new representative of WAAIME. I’m sure she will make a great job.
I want to finish my report by render thanks to the members that put their trust on me and for giving
me the opportunity of being part of this amazing Chapter.

Award to the winners of the WAIIME scholarship

STUDENT REPRESENTATIVE’S REPORT
My name is Rodrigo Paredes Ccorahua, I am a student of the professional career in mining
engineering at the National University of San Agustín. Representative of the SME board.
With the support of the members of our chapter we began to structure a new way of
complementing our professional training, supporting our members of our chapter of inferior years
and consolidating our knowledge. being our function as a student representative and with the
support of our board, we created the study groups. Based on the academic needs of our members.
Having as mission and vision:
MISSION:
Teach, Motivate and Develop a critical spirit through feedback, which will be possible by
communication between graduates and undergraduate colleagues from first year to fifth year in
subjects of subjective interest.
VIEW:
To be the precursors of a new stage of critical-evaluative development to be able to access an
international level and publish research projects that allow the name of the National University of
San Agustín to be raised.
And having as objectives:
 Leveling of knowledge in the first stage to be able to understand the bases to analyze
processes, aspects, theorems, mathematical models, etc.
 Motivate the students to look for topics of subjective interest and analyze a problem in the
second stage.
 Develop and present a research project for national and international competitions in the
third and final stage.

Where these study groups have been dictated by the classmates of the last cycle of our career:
 Geomechanics Group: Alexander Ccaya Quispe.
 Drilling and Blasting Group: Samir Morales Morales.
 Mining Planning and Costing Group: Jeremy Cristobal Torres and Jesús Mamani.

At the following times:

STUDY GROUP HOURS

HOUR TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY VIERNES
11:00-11:30 G. Drilling and Blasting
11:30-12:00 G. Drilling and Blasting
12:00-12:30 G. Planning G. Drilling and Blasting
12:30-13:00 G. Planning
13:00-13:30 G. Planning
18:00-19:00 G. Mechanics of Rocks G. Planning
18:00-19:30 G. Mechanics of Rocks G. Planning
STUDY GROUPS 2017
ORGANIGRAMA CHAPTER – UNSA 2017
LIST OF MEMBRES SME-CHAPTER UNSA
Alvares Cjula, David Hancco Quispe, Cristian Emmanuel

Alvarez Chino, Jose Antonio Juarez Imata, Gustavo Alonso

Arias Mamani, Alejandro Gabriel Mamani Ccapa, Jackelin

Baltazar Soto, Johan Mamani Vera, Luis Alonso

Benavides Rosas, Danna Gianira Mendoza Bedregal, Junior Alexander

Briceño Uscca, Cristian Mendoza Pfoccori, Rufo Yohan

Cáceres Puco, César Raúl Palomino Chavez, Alexander

Ccapa Sulla, Gladys Palomino Palomino, Richard

Ccori Huamani, Juan Francis Quico Ayma, Yonatham Mateo

Chambi Ccama, Edgar José Quiroz Paranco, Juan David

Champi Mamani, Ronal Quispe Callata, Angel Jose

Choque Adrian, Aldair Angel Rodríguez Ccama, Shirley Melanie

Choque Huaracha, Jose Salcedo Hinojosa, Eduardo Rodrigo

Collanqui Mamani, Aldo Javier Sanchez Lopez, Iris Sofia

Colque Figueroa, Jose Gabriel Torres Quispe, Alejandro Martinlee

Cuaquira Cayani, Rudy Vargas Taype, Cirilo

Diaz Quispe, Miriam Lucila Viza Quispe, Gerardo

Future Villagra, Erika Rocío Yana Quispe, Deysi

ACTIVITIES
OPENING CEREMONY
This is the first activity that we made during the year we consider the opening ceremony as a
tradition because every year we have new members who we want to say welcome to the SME
student chapter UNSA.

FRIDAY SME
This idea remained constant despite the years, so we had the participation of Engineer Axel Gallegos
who gave us a course on Projects Evaluation.