The College of Engineering provides college-level advisement to all College of Engineering student organizations in order to maximize their cooperation, coordination and participation in college-wide student developmental activities. Student involvement in college-based student organizations is a critical element of success in engineering. Engineering is a team sport and one of the ways that students learn to play effectively and win is to develop the ability to work productively with a diversity of people in different scenarios. The College values our broad offering of student organizations and encourages all of our students to take advantage of this rich developmental resource.

College-Wide

• Alpha Omega Epsilon
• Bioengineering Interest Group
• Engineering Ambassadors
• Engineers Without Borders
• National Society of Black Engineers
• National Society of Professional Engineers
• Sigma Phi Delta
• Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers
• Society of Women Engineers
• Tau Beta Pi

Chemical Engineering

• American Institute of Chemical Engineers
• Omega Chi Epsilon

Civil and Environmental Engineering

• American Society of Civil Engineers
• Chi Epsilon
• Environmental Engineering Student Association
• Institute of Transportation Engineers

Electrical and Computer Engineering

• Eta Kappa Nu
• Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers

Materials Science and Engineering

• Materials Research Society
• Society for the Advancement of Material and Process Engineering – (SAMPE-UD)

Mechanical Engineering

• American Society of Mechanical Engineers
• Society of Automotive Engineers