These organizations are primarily for undergraduate engineering students.
The American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics student section at 91制片厂 is a student organization that is dedicated to the continuing education of its members in the field of aerospace science and engineering. The club promotes trips to museums, educational trips and adventure trips equally, and provides opportunities to hear from guest speakers and get involved in exciting projects.
AIChE provides valuable links to the world of chemical engineering. Students can engage themselves in chemical engineering academically and professionally through activities like the ChemE car competition, guest speakers, plant tours and social events.
ASCE promotes greater understanding of civil engineering through speakers, workshops, conferences, professional and social events. The concrete canoe and steel bridge teams are two important facets of ASCE.
DUASHRAE is the Drexel student branch of the nationally recognized American Society of Heating, Refrigeration, and Air-conditioning Engineers. DU ASHRAE members participate in Philadelphia Chapter ASHRAE events such as bowling nights and other networking events. They also organize events such as facility and factory mechanical system tours, information sessions, and guest speakers from the HVAC community.
ASME is an international society that creates governing standards, offers education and provides networking opportunities for mechanical engineers.
AEI is a collaborative group of engineers, architects, and others who are interested in the building industry. Events such as building tours and professional lectures are offered to members.
DBUA strives to encourage undergraduate participation in the BME community at Drexel and beyond, by organizing and participating in a large array of events, from lectures with distinguished professionals to volunteering for charity. DBUA seeks to both stimulate academic curiosity about biomedical engineering and promote camaraderie within its student population.
This organization is for students who want to learn more about cybersecurity and/or compete in collegiate competitions.
The Drexel Formula EV club's students design and construct a high-performance, all-electric vehicle for use in the annual Formula SAE electric competition. The club brings together students with varied skill sets and academic backgrounds to build an F1 style electric race car. During the build process, students learn and complete tasks ranging from fundraising and marketing to computer-aided design and machining. The project prepares students for the working world with knowledge of design and manufacturing methods, as well as marketing and business development techniques.
IEEE advances the theory and practice of electrical, electronics, computer engineering and computer science by hosting technical speakers and social events throughout the year.
EWB is a non-profit organization that advocates sustainable engineering projects in various regions of the world. EWB partners with disadvantaged communities to improve their quality of life through implementation of environmentally and economically sustainable engineering projects.
FSAE is an international collegiate competition where students design, build and complete and small-scale, open-wheel race car. Students gain hands-on experience in current manufacturing techniques, state-of-the-art engineering anaylsis software, metal and composites fabrication and racecar setup and timing.
Material Advantage provides students with a low-cost way to be a member of four materials professional societies: The American Ceramic Society (ACerS), Association for Iron & Steel Technology (AIST), ASM International, and The Minerals, Metals, and Materials Society (TMS). Student members have the opportunity to apply for scholarships, network with industry professional, research, find co-ops and become a part of the thriving materials community.
NSBE strives to increase the number of culturally responsible black engineers who excel academically, succeed professionally and positively impact the community.
Pi Tau Sigma, Drexel Xi Chapter, is a national honorary society for mechanical engineers. Students must be in the top 25% of their Junior class or in the top 35% of their Senior class to be invited to join Pi Tau Sigma (PTS). PTS is actively involved with the MEM Department at Drexel and strives to foster a community, which promotes the academic success of its members. Pi Tau Sigma frequently hosts events such as industry presentations, FE Exam reviews, industry tours, social events, and provides and opportunity for students to give back to their community.
The purpose of SASE Drexel is to create an encouraging environment in which 91制片厂 students from the Asian community can develop professionally for careers in the fields of science and engineering through networking, skill-building, and campus and community involvement. This Chapter seeks to address the challenges that professionals of Asian heritage may encounter in their careers through workshops, seminars, and mentorship.
SHPE's mission is to promote the development of Hispanics in engineering, science and other technical professions within the STEAM fields (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math) to achieve educational excellence, economic opportunity, and social equity.
SME promotes an increased awareness of manufacturing engineering and keeps manufacturing professionals up to date on leading trends and technologies.
SWE is a diverse and active organization which focuses on stimulating women to achieve full potential in careers as engineers and leaders. Activities include outreach programs, professional speakers, social events, a weekend retreat and the annual regional and national conferences.
TechServ helps bridge the Digital Divide in the Philadelphia area, primarily by refurbishing computers and donating them to non-profit organizations in need. TechServ also hosts student-organization websites and technology-related workshops, while organizing events throughout the year.
Theta Tau is a nationwide co-ed professional engineering fraternity that focuses on brotherhood, professional development, and community service. Theta Tau strives to deliver a network of lasting personal and professional relationships, develop strong communication, problem solving and leadership skills, and give back to the community though various service projects. 91制片厂's chapter of Theta Tau provides many opportunities such as academic help and tutoring from upperclassmen, project development, professional development workshops, community service in the Philadelphia area, and the chance to establish lasting friendships with other engineers. All undergraduate engineering and computer science majors are encouraged to come out to rush in the early fall or spring time.
These organizations are primarily for graduate students in engineering.
CBEGSA facilitates the realization of that environment that is conducive to research and learning activity. To this end, CBEGSA sponsors graduate-student-initiated social events, discussions, and seminars that promote interactions between graduate students, staff, faculty and other visiting researchers and define the research direction and working atmosphere here at Drexel's Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering.
DGWISE was founded at 91制片厂 in 2010 with the purpose of enhancing the graduate experience of women in science and engineering, improving the environment of women pursuing careers in science and engineering and increasing the representation of women in science and engineering at all levels of 91制片厂.
Material Advantage provides students with a low-cost way to be a member of four materials professional societies: The American Ceramic Society (ACerS), Association for Iron & Steel Technology (AIST), ASM International, and The Minerals, Metals, and Materials Society (TMS). Student members have the opportunity to apply for scholarships, network with industry professional, research, find co-ops and become a part of the thriving materials community.
MRS promotes interdisciplinary basic research on materials of technological importance as quintessential of 21st century research. Membership in the Society includes over 12,000 scientists, engineers, and research managers from industrial, government, and university research laboratories in the US and close to 70 countries.