Honor Societies
- Alpha Pi Mu Industrial Engineering
- Alpha Sigma Mu Materials Science Engineering
- Chi Epsilon Civil Engineering
- Eta Kappa Nu Electrical/Computer Engineering
- Phi Alpha Theta History
- Phi Beta Delta International
- Phi Beta Kappa Liberal Arts
- Phi Eta Sigma Freshman Honors
- Pi Tau Sigma Mechanical Engineering
- Sigma Alpha Pi Leadership
- Sigma Xi Research
- Tau Beta Pi Engineering
Non-Affiliated with the Association of College Honor Societies
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