Notable Organizations
- Alpha Omega Epsilon Sorority - Beta Alpha chapter
- Alpha Pi Mu chapter (Industrial Engineering Honor Society)
- American Institute of Chemical Engineers chapter
- American Society of Civil Engineers chapter
- American Society of Heating, Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Engineers
- American Society of Mechanical Engineers chapter
- Associated General Contractors chapter
- Association for Computing Machinery chapter
- Association of Women in Electrical Engineering chapter
- Chi Epsilon chapter (Civil Engineering Honor Society)
- Construction Specifications Institute chapter
- Engineers Without Borders chapter
- Eta Kappa Nu Gamma Nu chapter (Electrical Engineering Honor Society)
- Human Factors and Ergonomics Society chapter
- Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers chapter
- Institute of Industrial Engineers chapter
- National Society of Black Engineers chapter
- Omega Chi Epsilon Alpha Omicron chapter (Chemical Engineering Honor Society)
- Pi Epsilon Tau Gamma chapter (Petroleum Engineering Honor Society)
- Pi Tau Sigma Sigma Epsilon chapter (Mechanical Engineering Honor Society)
- Society of Automotive Engineers chapter
- Society of Engineering Technologists founding chapter
- Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers chapter
- Society of Manufacturing Engineers chapter
- Society of Petroleum Engineers chapter
- Society of Plastics Engineers chapter
- Society of Women Engineers chapter
- Tau Alpha Pi chapter (Engineering Technology Honor Society)
- Tau Beta Pi Texas Beta chapter (Engineering Honor Society)
- Texas Society of Professional Engineers chapter
- Upsilon Pi Epsilon Beta chapter (Computer Science Honor Society)
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