Student Organizations
There are many student engineering organizations available to students. Some of the student branches of nationally known organizations are:
- ASCE - American Society of Civil Engineers for civil engineering students
- ASEE - for exploring engineering education
- ASHRAE - for students interested in heating, refrigeration, and air conditioning systems
- ASME - for mechanical engineering students
- Eta Kappa Nu - for electrical engineering honors students
- Formula SAE - Society of Automotive Engineers for students to participate in a competition to race formula cars
- IEEE - for electrical engineering students
- ITE - for students interested in transportation issues
- MAES - for Mexican-American engineers
- NACME - for minority students who are pursuing the engineering profession
- NSBE - for black engineering students pursuing the engineering profession
- SAE - for students interested in automotive engineering
- SHPE - for Hispanic engineering students
- SWE - for women in engineering
- Tau Beta Pi - for engineering honors students
- TSPE - for students who wish to become professional engineers
- SME - for students interested in manufacturing engineering
- College Of Engineering Student Council - Umbrella organization, involved in aiding all organizations, and independent projects.
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