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To confer recognition upon the industrial engineering student who has shown exceptional academic interests and abilities in his field.
To encourage wherever possible any movement which will advance the best interest of industrial engineering education.
To further unify the student body of the Industrial Engineering Department in presenting its needs and ideals to the faculty.
To create a closer student-faculty relationship by bringing together the needs and thoughts of both.
To assist and cooperate with all organizations and persons working for the interest of industrial engineering.
To benefit its members by the association and experience that can come from bringing together a group with similar interests, objectives, and abilities.
To promote the professional welfare of all.

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Recognition as someone who has shown exceptional academic interests, abilities and leadership in the field of industrial engineering.
Association and experience of belonging to a group with similar interests, objectives and abilities.
Participation in activities beneficial to the industrial engineering profession and industrial engineering education.
Opportunity to create a closer student-faculty relationship by periodically bringing together the thoughts, needs and ideals of both.
Opportunity to assist and cooperate with all organizations and persons concerned with the interests of industrial engineering.
Opportunity to promote the professional development and welfare of the members.

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The American Academy of Environmental engineering mission is ensuring general wellbeing and the earth by: Perceiving administration and perfection through Board Certification of Environmental Engineers and Scientists. Giving proficient improvement chances to understudies, specialists, and researchers.

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Connect with students, members, and LSU alumni to gain exposure and knowledge to the field of Environmental Engineering.
Attend informational meeting and networking conferences throughout each semester for insight on the application of classroom and field practices to the real world.
Opportunities for community service and leadership initiatives.

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AIChE at LSU is a professional student organization with the following goals:
ÔùÅ Promote the professional development of its members through its meetings, programs, and relations with other student chapters.
ÔùÅ Contribute to the development of chemical engineering at LSU through activities involving faculty and student members.
ÔùÅ Provide networking opportunities for its members with local professionals, research institutions, and corporations seeking to hire chemical engineers.
ÔùÅ Create an inclusive atmosphere for underclassmen so they feel like a part of a community willing to mentor them socially and academically.

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The American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) is a professional organization with a student chapter at LSU. We strive to familiarize the students with the profession and job opportunities by inviting professors, professional engineers, and organizations to speak at our bi-monthly meetings.

ASCE is the best way to meet with other students in civil engineering who share similar interests.
Interact with professional engineers — long before graduation!
Network through parent chapter and recruiters on campus.
Participate in national design competitions such as: Concrete Canoe competition, Steel Bridge competition, and Surveying competition
ASCE involvement looks fantastic on your resume!

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The primary purpose of this organization shall be to promote interaction between students and company representatives from the professional world, to be accomplished primarily by means of inviting speakers from a variety of companies to present about available mechanical engineering opportunities.

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LSU ASME is open to all students regardless of major, but is primarily geared toward
those who are enrolled in mechanical engineering. Membership will be tallied at the
beginning of each semester, and becoming a member will require completion of an
informational form to be turned in to the LSU ASME secretary with payment of dues.

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The Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) is a global scientific and educational organization dedicated to advancing the art, science, engineering, and application of computing, serving both professional and public interests by fostering the open exchange of information and by promoting the highest professional and ethical standards. Core values of the ACM include:
I.) technical excellence
II.) education and technical advancement
III.) ethical computing and technology for positive impact
IV.) Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion.
This student chapter of the ACM will align with these goals to create a safe and valuable space for personal enrichment for all interested collegiate participants.

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BengalBots dedicated to expanding LSU students' education experience and interest in robotics through the opportunity to build and compete in robotics competitions, while learning leadership and teamwork skills. BengalBots seeks to provide LSU students with skills vital for engineering education as well as future employment. All who are interested in robotics are welcome regardless of major or experience.

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Enhance skills learned in engineering courses through leadership and teamwork while completing projects. Join competitions and collaborate with engineers from multiple backgrounds.

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The Biological Engineering Student Organization (BESO) is a professional organization composed of undergraduate and graduate students with varied career interests such as the medical and agricultural fields. BESO is an excellent way to get involved as a Biological Engineering student by allowing for opportunities to interact and form relationships with professors and professionals working in industry. As an organization with a strong sense of community, we aim to build strong connections within the Biological Engineering program by getting students involved through various activities aimed to help enhance undergraduate experience and resume building opportunities.
Join BESO and become familiar with the faculty and peers of the Biological Engineering program!

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Members are given the opportunity to learn about fields in Biological and Agricultural Engineering and to meet professionals in those fields. TBESO also has affiliations with BMES (Biological Engineering Society) and ASABE (American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers)

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Most engineering disciplines have a recognized national honor society. For the Civil Engineering profession, Chi Epsilon fills this role. Chi Epsilon was founded in 1922 to recognize and honor civil engineering students and professionals, and now has 137 active chapters at universities across the United States. It is widely recognized in the profession and has initiated over 114,000 members.
Students and professionals are selected to become members based on recognition of their scholarship, character, practicality and sociability, considered by Chi Epsilon to be the four primary traits of a successful engineer. For student members, scholarship is determined by being in the top third of their junior or senior class.

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Members of Chi Epsilon are considered top graduates and are highly sought by civil engineering employers. This organization was previously larger at LSU, but became dormant during the Covid-19 pandemic. We are excited to be reviving this chapter, and there are lots of leadership positions available at this time. There are also lots of opportunities to shape this organization into what members desire as it is growing.
We hope that this organization can collaborate with other Civil Engineering organizations to host study nights, career preparedness nights, member socials, and other events that align with our organization's goals and mission.

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The COPRI - LSU Student Chapter strives to connect students with professionals in coastal engineering, river engineering, port planning and related fields by inviting these professionals to speak at our regularly held meetings. This group also serves as a way for LSU students to connect and interact before graduating. Therefore, COPRI - LSU provides a great networking opportunity with professionals and other students as they search for career opportunites post graduation.

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The purpose of the construction student association is to advance the education experience of members by fostering professional networking, providing enhanced opportunities for employment, contributing to the betterment of the community, and promoting the student agenda to the construction management department. LSU CSA members represent the top percent of students that the construction management program at LSU has to offer. Additionally, all students pursuing a career in construction services are free to join; this includes, but is not limited to, majors in business administration, architectural design, all fields of engineering, and construction management.

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Benefits of becoming a LSU CSA member include, but is not limited to gaining access to private networking events, experiencing industry related field trips, participating in community out-reach programs, becoming notified of possible career opportunities and scholarships, and much more!

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Increase diversity in engineering,
Increase interest in science, technology, engineering, and math-related fields,
Positively serve and impact the community, and
Provide positive role models for minority and female K-12 students

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Volunteer Opportunities
All majors welcome
Work with students studying multiple disciplines
Stipend Awards for Active Members
Networking opportunities with Industry

IN ORDER TO BE ACCEPTED: must submit Hazing Prevention completion certificate to this form!

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SAE International's Collegiate Design Series (CDS) competitions take students beyond textbook theory by enabling them to design, build, and test the performance of a real vehicle and then compete with other students from around the globe in exciting and intense competitions. All CDS competitions prepare undergraduate and graduate engineering students in a variety of disciplines for future employment in mobility-related industries by challenging them with a hands-on, team engineering experience that also requires budgeting, communication, project management, and resource management skills. Students also gain valuable exposure with recruiters from leading companies in the mobility industry to help land their first engineering job after graduation.

All majors are welcome! There are plenty of opportunities on TigerRacing to branch out to other fields such as business, finance, graphic design, marketing, and social work. In terms of engineering, you can see chances to improve your capabilities in manufacturing, 3D design, testing and validation, and communication.

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IEEE LSU is the student branch of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), the world's largest technical professional society dedicated to advancing technology for the benefit of humanity. Members of IEEE come from a variety of majors such as electrical and computer engineering, computer science, and other technology focused majors in STEM. Subjects of interest to IEEE members have included areas ranging from computers and robotics, energy and biomedical technology, to transportation and consumer electronics.
IEEE LSU participates in competitions, company recruitment, informational presentations, and community outreach programs. Students can benefit from getting involved in IEEE by being able to network with professionals, being made aware of scholarships, research programs, internships, employment opportunities and career advancement programs such as CxC, and skill enhancement through IEEE activities such as safety and technology seminars.
We invite you to join LSU IEEE to help advance your career!

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To provide hands-on learning and teaching of fun, useful skills for every engineering major,
expose all majors to the joy of creative ideation and execution, and provide a fun, collaborative space for people to share their passions, pick up new ones, learn skills, and most importantly, make stuff.

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Access to skills workshops, guided projects, collaborative projects, maker spaces and tools, and 3D printing

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Mechanical Engineering Graduate Students Association [MEGSA] represents the graduate students of the department of Mechanical Engineering at LSU so as to foster social and professional development while studying at LSU. The MEGSA strives to develop a sense of community among graduate students, providing opportunities for students to meet and socialize as well as avenues to express ideas, suggestions, or concerns. The MEGSA also seeks to promote the socio-cultural heritage of individual students and the state of Louisiana among graduate students.

We do our part in making the world a better place for all. We strive to build productive relationships and make a positive impact with all of our pursuits.

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The National Society of Black Engineers strives to accomplish the following objectives for our organization:
ÔùÅ Stimulate and develop student interest in the various engineering disciplines
ÔùÅ Strive to increase the number of minority students studying engineering at both the undergraduate and graduate levels┬á
ÔùÅ Encourage members to seek advanced degrees in engineering or related fields and to obtain professional engineering registrations
ÔùÅ Promote public awareness of engineering and the opportunities for Blacks and other minorities in that profession
ÔùÅ Function as a representative body on issues and developments that affect the careers of Black Engineers ┬á

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Our mission is to provide enhanced educational opportunities by delivering information on new and advanced materials and processing technology.

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The Society of Peer Mentors consists of three main components: robotics mentoring, a freshmen bridge camp and K-12 outreach.

ROBOTICS MENTORS
Robotics Peer Mentors provide outreach to K-12 in the Baton Rouge area helping robotics teams, hosting robotic events, and inspiring students to pursue STEM fields.
Engineering Freshmen Bridge Camp
This camp eases the transition between high school and college by providing mentors to incoming freshmen students during a week long engineering focused environment.

OUTREACH
Outreach provides an opportunity for local K-12 students to experience engineering through STEM nights, high school outreach days, and more.

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The Society of Women Engineers LSU chapter is an organization dedicated to assisting, promoting, and retaining women in engineering and computer science majors. SWE creates a community of mutual support to encourage women to reach their maximum potential as engineers and leaders.

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Members who have earned at least 4 points in one semester will be accepted on our TigerLink page.

Members who have achieved at least two semesters of active membership can request and earn SWE cords for graduations.

Learn more about SWE by self-enrolling in our Moodle page: https://moodle.lsu.edu/enrol/index.php?id=23394

Sign up to be on our communications list by filling out our Membership form:
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The Student Affiliates of the American Chemical Society (SAACS) is a chemistry-oriented organization at LSU, but we are open to students in all scientific fields. Our membership includes undergraduates in chemistry, chemical engineering, biochemistry, biological sciences, physics, and other disciplines.
SAACS is focused on two things -- to prepare undergraduates for their future careers and to spread an interest for science in the community. The chapter meets twice each month to hear about current research by distinguished scientists, and members travel to regional and national conferences to present their own work. We also give chemistry demonstrations at local schools and city-wide events.
Our most recognized demonstration is making ice cream with liquid nitrogen. We have performed this demonstration countless times for our members and our community. We hope to continue this little tradition while at the same time uphold our duties as being a student affiliate network of the American Chemical Society.
Website-http://macro.lsu.edu/saacs/

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As the only academic honor society that confers recognition on eligible individuals from all engineering disciplines, Tau Beta Pi:
- Recognizes those who have conferred honor upon their Alma Maters by distinguished scholarship and exemplary character as students in engineering, or by their attainments as alumni in the field of engineering;
- Provides leadership and professional development training for engineering students and alumni members;
- Promotes lifelong alumnus member involvement.

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Tau Beta Pi is an engineering honor society comprising of members from every discipline. We partake in sporting events, intramural sports, and community service.

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Coalition of Black Women in Engineering aims to inspire and uplift young black women and girls to pursue engineering and create a positive impact on the community.

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Tiger Theme Park Engineering and Design Club encourages the collaboration of the next generation of creators for the themed entertainment industry through community, experience, and friendships.

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Our club introduces members to the world of themed-entertainment engineering and design! We host talks with professionals from companies such as CFX Effects to Disney. These professionals provide helpful insight into getting one's foot through the door in a competitive industry and share the exciting ups and downs of their careers. These professionals, provide connections for members that are necessary for success in a niche industry, and teach students the most common mistakes made by newcomers. Members will also get to bond with their peers who possess the same interest in the themed-entertainment industry, allowing them to create connections with future members of the field.