Student Organizations
Below you will find information about the student organizations and professional societies within the School of Engineering & Technology–there are many great ways to get involved!
ASME – American Society of Mechanical Engineers
A mechanical engineering professional organization that enable collaboration, knowledge sharing and skill development across all engineering disciplines.
We plan industrial/engineering related tours around the Soo and the state, attend a conference each year, compete in the NRC competition, and visit other universities for graduate school.
Meetings are Thursdays at 8 pm in CAS 309B.
President: Jake McCullough
Faculty Advisor: Masoud Zarepoor
IEEE – Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers
IEEE is a computer and electrical engineering professional society and service organization. Members do not need to be CE/EE majors.
Members participate in FIRST mentorship, coffee and doughnuts sales, IEEExtreme programming competition, computer programming workshops, and fun projects.
Meetings are Tuesdays at 5 pm in CAS 304.
President: Taylor Croft
Faculty Advisor: Andrew Jones, Ph.D.
SAE – Society of Automotive Engineers
SAE is a premiere membership society dedicated to advancing mobility engineering worldwide. The group modifies the mini-baja and competes in regional events, and attends SAE conferences.
Meetings are Fridays at 5 pm in CAS 123.
President: Brandon Lytle
Faculty Advisor: Zak Mahmud
SWE – Society of Women Engineers
This is a national organization geared to promoting women in the engineering and technology fields, but open to both women and men. We attend the national conference which meets in a different location throughout the U.S. each year, and to the regional conference. SWE likes to have a little fun and sponsors the Mr. Engineer competition, and holds an engineering day for Girl Scouts.
Meetings are Tuesdays at 5 pm in the CAS lobby.
President: Sabrina VanAuker
Advisor: Robert Hildebrand, Ph.D.
Lambda Epsilon Eta Honor Society
Engineering House
