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Engineering Student Organizations

Get involved by joining fellow students interested in issues related to engineering through one of our student-run organizations.

Canoe

American Society of Civil Engineers

Join a motivated group of civil engineers to make connections and a difference in the local community!

Kyle Borror

American Institute of Chemical Engineers

Collaborate with fellow like minded individuals who are passionate about all things chemical engineering!

Robotics

American Society of Mechanical Engineers

Collaborate with fellow students interested in the exciting field of mechanical engineering!

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Engineering Unlimited

Be a force for change as you help your community to achieve new heights of sustainability!

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Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers

Explore the unique systems that govern technology with like minded individuals

NSBE

National Society of Black Engineers

Make connections with other black engineers as you navigate a university experience.

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Society of Women Engineers

Connect with other female engineering students to get together to study, socialize, and network!

Formula SAE

Formula SAE

Be a part of a revolutionary team that designs Formula qualified cars to race.

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��app Robotics

Join in a dynamic group that is all about designing and competing with robotics! Combat Robotics and Robotics Football are our two largest sub groups of this club.

Non Engineering Related Clubs

��app also offers non engineering clubs which can be found here

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