Engineering and Technology Student Organizations

Get involved, meet new friends, and build your personal and professional portfolios by joining one of our many student organizations.

American Society of Mechanical Engineers

The American Society of Mechanical Engineers is a national organization devoted to the field of mechanical engineering. For more information about ASME, please contact:

CMU School of Engineering and Technology
989-774-3033
etdept@cmich.edu

Chippewa Racing

Team Chippewa Racing participates in Formula SAE events. For more information about Chippewa Racing, email the group at cmu.fsae@gmail.com or contact:

Benjamin Ritter
989-774-3134
benjamin.e.ritter@cmich.edu

CMU Baja

Baja SAE is a collegiate design series organized by the Society of Automotive Engineers that challenges students to engineer, fabricate, and race developmental single passenger off-road vehicles. The Baja SAE Team is a real-world manufacturing project that teaches students not only skills in the realm of engineering and technology, but business skills such as logistics and marketing.

For more information about CMU Baja, please contact: saeminibaja@gmail.com.

Environmental and Water Resources Institute Student Chapter

The Environmental & Water Resources Institute (EWRI) student chapter at CMU serves as a hub bringing together undergraduate and graduate students who share a passion for environmental and water resources engineering. Its primary purpose is to support their educational and career growth.

To find out more about EWRI at CMU, you can visit https://ewriatcmu.weebly.com/ or contact:

Roderick Lammers
989-774-3814
lamme1r@cmich.edu

Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers

A non-profit organization, the Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers is the world's leading professional association for the advancement of technology. IEEE's core purpose is to foster technological innovation and excellence for the benefit of humanity. For more information about IEEE, please contact:

Ahmed Abdelgawad
989-774-2455
abdel1a@cmich.edu

National Society of Black Engineers

The National Society of Black Engineers mission is to increase the number of culturally responsible black engineers who excel academically, succeed professionally and positively impact the community.

For more information about NSBE please contact:

Molu Olumolade
989-774-1402
olumo1m2@cmich.edu

Society of Automotive Engineers

The Society of Automotive Engineers works to enhance the educational experience of students through projects focused on the advancement of mobility by land, sea and air. Members have the opportunity to participate in many vehicle design competitions. For more information about SAE, please email saeminibaja@gmail.com or contact:

Benjamin Ritter
989-774-3134
benjamin.e.ritter@cmich.edu

Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers

The Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers (SHPE) seeks to change lives by empowering the Hispanic community to realize its fullest potential and to impact the world through STEM awareness, access, support, and development.

For more information about SHPE please contact:
Itzel Marquez
989-774-3657
itzel1l@cmich.edu

Society of Manufacturing Engineers

The Society of Manufacturing Engineers is an organization that focuses on the needs of fellow engineers. It allows students to see what is going on in industry while allowing them to become involved with curricular activities. This group furthers technical knowledge in engineering through the world-wide organization, the Society of Manufacturing Engineers. For more information about SME, email the group at cmusme@gmail.com or contact:

Molu Olumolade
989-774-1402
olumo1mo@cmich.edu

Society of Women Engineers

The CMU student chapter of the Society of Women Engineers is dedicated to inspiring and reaching out to members and/or engineering students to accomplish their goal through community involvement and professional experience. For more information about SWE, visit the SWE national website or please contact:

Itzel Marquez
989-774-3657
itzel1l@cmich.edu