Student organizations
The student sections of professional societies help provide our students with the opportunity to get more involved with their selected profession. This involvement includes networking, engaging with engineers who are currently employed, and meeting other engineering students. We encourage all our UT engineering students to participate in at least one professional society.
Engineering Societies
Societies open to all engineering students regardless of major:
- EGSA, Engineering Graduate Student Association
- Engineers Without Borders
- Formula SAE - Rocket Motor Sports Team
- F.Y.R.E., First Year Rocket Engineers
- NSBE, National Society of Black Engineers
- Phi Sigma Rho
- Rocketry Club
- SWE, Society of Women Engineers
- Tau Beta Pi
- Theta Tau, Professional Engineering Fraternity
- Triangle Fraternity
- UTEC, The University of Toledo Engineering Council
- Student Government
Professional Societies
Students wishing to enhance their educational experience may consider participating in a student organization directly related to their major. The student chapters of professional societies open to students in specific areas of engineering include:
- Biomedical Engineering Society
- American Institute of Chemical Engineers
- American Society of Civil Engineers
- Air and Waste Management Association
- Association for Computing Machinery
- Association for Systems Management
- Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers
- American Society of Mechanical Engineers
- Society of Automotive Engineers
- Society of Manufacturing Engineering
- Technical Society of Toledo
- University of Toledo Society of Professional Engineers
- UT Solar Car Team
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University of Toledo Student Chapter – Structural Engineers Association of Ohio
Honor Societies
The following honor societies are open to Engineering students in recognition of high scholarly attainment and outstanding achievement in the areas indicated:
- Tau Beta Pi - All Engineering
- Alpha Pi Mu - Industrial Engineering
- Omega Chi Epsilon - Chemical Engineering
- Chi Epsilon - Civil Engineering
- Eta Kappa Nu - Electrical Engineering and Computer Science & Engineering
- Pi Tau Sigma - Mechanical Engineering
Engineering Student Travel Awards
The University of Toledo College of Engineering recognizes the important role attendance at professional conferences can play in the scholarly growth and career advancement of our students. The College makes available a limited pool of funds to both undergraduate and graduate engineering students. Students may not receive more than one award per academic year.