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Joining and participating in student organizations and honor societies
is a win/win situation. Meeting new people, sharing ideas and working
together towards a common goal provides opportunities and experiences that
will stay with you for years to come. So get involved and make a difference!
View details about the
student organizations including
PEERS.
Honor Societies
Chi Epsilon - Civil
Pi Tau Sigma - Mechanical
Tau Beta Pi - All of Engineering
Eta Kappa Nu - Electrical & Computer
Professional Development
ACI - American Concrete Institute
AIAA - American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics
AICHE - American Institute of Chemical Engineers
ASCE - American Society of Civil Engineers
ASME - American Society of Mechanical Engineers
ESC - Engineering Student Council
EWB - Engineers Without Borders
EGSC - Engineering Graduate Student Council
IEEE - Institute of Electrical & Electronics Engineers
ISPE - International Society of Pharmaceutical Engineers
ITE - Institute of Transportation Engineers
NSBE - National Society of Black Engineers
PEERS - Peers Enhancing Educational Resources for Students
SHPE - Society of Hispanic and Professional Engineers
SWE - Society of Women Engineers
Student Projects
Baja SAE
Formula SAE - Society of Automotive Engineers
Steel Bridge
For more information
contact Gayle Doyle.
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PEERS -
Peers Enhancing
Educational
Resources for
Students
A student organization providing peer mentoring to all students,
with the emphasis on freshman and transitional students.
Interested in joining an engineering student organization
or honor society?
As an engineering student, there are many College organizations you might
be interested in joining. They add unique opportunities for educational
and social experiences. It's also a chance to put your engineering know-how
to practical use.
Or...outside of engineering?
The University's
student organizations are a great way to get involved and solidify the
sense of community on campus.
Volunteer -- it makes a difference!
Students provide an invaluable resource to the College of Engineering,
through their volunteer efforts. Virtually all of our recruiting programs
(Open House and Candidates Days) and events, for example, incorporate our
engineering students. In addition to these recruiting programs, qualified
students can also participate in a peer tutoring program.
Looking for that form?
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