College of EngineeringCollege of EngineeringMembership in any of the student organizations affiliated with Cal Poly Pomona is encouraged as a vital and active part of the preparation of an engineering student for entry into the profession. Active participation in such groups is as necessary for success as are academic accomplishments. Because engineering in practice is a team effort, strong people skills lead to significantly more frequent opportunities for career advancement. Involvement in student organizations provides the exposure to team situations needed to hone these skills and develops in students the confidence that will be need in dealing with others and with unexpected difficulties throughout the student's career. Involvement gives first-hand exposure to the demands of team leadership and strengthens the time and resource management skills necessary for success. Departments in the College of Engineering have student chapters of both national professional and honor societies appropriate to their disciplines. In addition, student chapters of inter-disciplinary organizations, peer-oriented groups and interest-centered clubs seek the active involvement of both engineering and non-engineering students alike. The Office of Student Life in the Division of Student Affairs is responsible for chartering student organizations each year. The student government activities on campus are conducted by Associated Students, Incorporated. For information on individual organizations, use the index below. If applicable, a link to the organization's website is provided with the entry. Each of the colleges 6 and schools 2 on campus have a council whose primary function is to serve as a communication link for student interests - among the clubs and ASI. The Councils also coordinate activities within their individual colleges, and both budget and dispense ASI allocations. A representative of each chartered student organization within the college is on the Council. The College of Engineering works with the Engineering Council members and Club leaders to strengthen their groups and develop their leadership skills. An annual Spring Leadership Retreat helps set the plans for the following school year and introduces the new officers to available sources of support.
COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING WIDE The College of Engineering honorary was founded to recognize engineering students who have attained high scholarship standing, demonstrate distinguished character, and foster a spirit of liberal culture in engineering colleges. E-mail: tbp@csupomona.edu Engineers Without Borders (EWB) Engineers Without Borders helps create a more stable and prosperous world by addressing people's basic human needs by providing necessities such as clean water, power, sanitation and education. It is the catalyst for a new movement to educate the next generation of socially conscious engineers deeply aware of the needs of the rest of the world. E-mail: isa@csupomona.edu National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE) The student chapter of the national organization which seeks to increase the number of culturally responsible Black engineers who excel academically, succeed professionally and positively impact the community. E-mail: nsbe@csupomona.edu Phi Sigma Rho Phi Sigma Rho is a social sorority for women in technical studies. E-mail: SAE Formula Racing Team The purpose of this Cal Poly Pomona organization is to increase interest in the technical field at the undergraduate level, to provide a professional organization in which students of common technical interest may gather, and to promote engineering design projects sponsored by the national organization. E-mail: http://www.csupomona.edu/~fsae/contact/
SAE Baja Team The SAE Min-Baja Team gives students a venue to apply the engineering that they have learned in the classroom. The challenges experienced throughout the SAE design competition provides students with design, management, leadership, and teamwork skills through Cal Poly Pomona's stated "learn by doing" method. E-mail: http://www.csupomona.edu/~minibaja/Cal_Poly_Pomona___Bronco_Racing_9/Contact.html
Society of Hispanics in Science & Engineering (SHSE) The student chapter of the national organization which seeks to increase the number of Hispanic men and women in engineering and the community. SHSE was established for the purpose of creating a support system for students and young professionals. E-mail: shse@csupomona.edu [Return to Index]Society of Women Engineers (SWE) Advisor: S. Shah-Fairbank and P. Mucino An organization seeking to increase the number of women in engineering and other technical fields. SWE seeks to academically and professionally support both female and male engineering students. E-mail: swe@csupomona.edu
Triangle Advisor: The organization is an fraternity for students majoring in engineering, architecture, and the physical, mathematical, biological, and computer sciences E-mail:
AEROSPACE ENGINEERING Sigma Gamma Tau - Aerospace Engineering Honorary To promote and encourage the high academic performance and personal character development of Aerospace students by recognition and support activities. E-mail: sgt@csupomona.edu [Return to Index] American Institute of Aeronautics & Astronautics (AIAA) The student chapter of the national professional organization for aerospace engineers. To provide students opportunities to meet and interact with professionals, explore different areas of the profession, study current technology, and to develop the broad perspectives necessary for leadership in the profession. E-mail: aiaa@csupomona.edu
CHEMICAL & MATERIALS ENGINEERING Omega Chi Epsilon - Chemical Engineering Honorary To promote and encourage the high academic performance and personal character development of Chemical Engineering students by recognition and support activities. E-mail: omegache@csupomona.edu [Return to Index]American Institute of Chemical Engineers (AIChE) The student chapter of the national professional organization for chemical engineers. To provide student with opportunities to meet and interact with professionals, explore different areas of the profession, study current technology, and to develop the broad perspectives necessary for leadership in the profession. E-mail: aiche@csupomona.edu International Society of Pharmaceutical Engineering (ISPE) The organization is the world's largest not-for-profit association dedicated to educating and advancing pharmaceutical manufacturing professionals and their industry. E-mail: Material Advantage This student organization provides access to material science and engineering professional societies: The American Ceramic Society (ACerS), Association for Iron & Steel Technology (AIST), ASM International, and The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society (TMS). E-mail: National Association of Corrosion Engineers International (NACE) NACE provides our students with connections to the corrosion engineering and science community, and is recognized around the world as the premier authority for corrosion control solutions. E-mail: CIVIL ENGINEERING Chi Epsilon - Civil Engineering Honorary To promote and encourage the high academic performance and personal character development of Civil Engineering students E-mail: chiepsilon@csupomona.edu [Return to Index] American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) The student chapter of the national professional organization for civil engineers. To provide students opportunities to meet and interact with professionals, explore different areas of the profession, study current technology, and to develop the broad perspectives necessary for leadership in the profession. E-mail: asce@csupomona.edu California Geotechnical Engineering Association (CalGeo) The California Geotechnical Engineers Association student chapter is associated with the statewide CGEA. Typical club activities include guest speakers, field trips, and social events.. E-mail: cgea@csupomona.edu California Land Surveyors Association (CLSA) The activities of the Student Chapter shall be directed to the following objectives: Serve as a liaison with the profession, help with student recruitment, develop a survey library at Cal Poly Pomona and assist with the Cal Poly Pomona Surveying Conference. E-mail: clsa@csupomona.edu [Return to Index]Institute of Transportation Engineers (ITE) The student chapter of the national organization for transportation engineering. To provide students opportunities to meet and interact with practicing professionals in the field, study current technology, and to develop an understanding of the challenges in current industrial practice. E-mail: ite@csupomona.edu
Society of Environmental Engineers Serves students with a common interest in the environment to learn about the area and participate in activities related to the area of civil engineering dealing with water. E-mail: Structural Engineers Association of Cal Poly Pomona SEACPP The main goal of the Structural Engineers of Southern California is to inform and educate those civil engineering students interested in the field of structural engineering. E-mail: seasc@csupomona.edu
ELECTRICAL & COMPUTER ENGINEERING Eta Kappa Nu - Electrical Engineering Honorary To promote and encourage the high academic performance and personal character development of Electrical Engineering students by recognition and support activities. E-mail: hkn@csupomona.edu
Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) The student chapter of the national professional organization for electrical engineers. To provide students opportunities to meet and interact with professionals, explore different areas of the profession, study current technology, and to develop the broad perspectives necessary for leadership in the profession. E-mail: ieee@csupomona.edu
Instrumentation, Systems and Automation Society (ISA) The student chapter of the national organization for instrumentation and process control. To provide students opportunities to meet and interact with practicing professionals in the field, study current technology, and to develop an understanding of the challenges in current industrial practice.
ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY Tau Alpha Pi - Engineering Technology Honorary To promote and encourage the high academic performance and personal character development of Engineering Technology students by recognition and support activities. E-mail:
Alternative Vehicle Club (AV) The purpose of the Alternative Vehicle Club is to provide students with an opportunity to work as a part of an engineering team that designs, builds, and tests vehicles that use alternative sources of fuel. E-mail: avclubcpp@gmail.com
Construction Engineering & Management Association (CEMA) To provide students opportunities to meet and interact with practicing professionals in the field, study current technology, and to develop an understanding of the challenges in current practice. E-mail: cema@csupmona.edu
Southern California Engineering Technologists Association (SCETA) The student chapter of the national professional organization for engineering technologists. To provide students opportunities to meet and interact with professionals, explore different areas of the profession, study current technology, and to develop the broad perspectives necessary for leadership in the profession. E-mail: sceta@csupomona.edu
INDUSTRIAL & MANUFACTURING ENGINEERING Alpha Pi Mu - Industrial Engineering Honorary To promote and encourage the high academic performance and personal character development of Industrial Engineering students by recognition and support activities. E-mail: alphapimu@csupomona.edu Associated Manufacturing Societies ( AFS, AWS, SME, SPE & SAMPE) E-mail: American Foundrymen's Society (AFS) American Welding Society (AWS) The student chapter of the national organization supports welding education and technology development. E-mail: Society of Manufacturing Engineers (SME) The student chapter of the national professional organization for manufacturing engineers. To provide students opportunities to meet and interact with practicing professionals in the field, study current technology, and to an understanding of the challenges in current industrial practice. E-mail:
Society of Plastics Engineers (SPE) The student chapter of the national organization for those interested in plastics. To provide students opportunities to meet and interact with practicing professionals in the field, study current technology, and to develop an understanding of the challenges in current industrial practice.> Phone: 909-869-2555 Society for the Advancement of Material and Process Engineering (SAMPE) The student chapter of the national organization for materials and processes. To provide students opportunities to meet and interact with practicing professionals in the field, study current technology, and to develop an understanding of the challenges in current industrial practice. E-mail: sampe@csupomona.edu
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Pi Tau Sigma - Mechanical Engineering Honorary To promote and encourage the high academic performance and personal character development of Mechanical Engineering students by recognition and support activities. E-mail: pi_tau_sigma@csupomona.edu American Society of Heating, Refrigeration, and Air Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE) E-mail: asme@csupomona.edu
American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) The student chapter of the national professional organization for mechanical engineers. To provide students opportunities to meet and interact with professionals, explore different areas of the profession, study current technology, and to develop the broad perspectives necessary for leadership in the profession. E-mail: asme@csupomona.edu
Cal Poly Robotics Club The purpose of the club is to promote the study, construction, and publicity of robotics. E-mail: cpproboclub@gmail.com
Mechanical Contractors Association of America (MCAA) The Mechanical Contractors Association of America, Inc. Student Chapter is an exciting association in the Engineering Department at Cal Poly Pomona. MCAA serves the unique needs of more than 2,300 firms involved in heating, air conditioning, refrigeration, plumbing, piping, and mechanical service. They provide members with high-quality educational materials and programs to help them attain the highest level of managerial and technical expertise. MCAA includes the Mechanical Service Contractors of America, the National Certified Pipe Welding Bureau, and the Plumbing Contractors of America. E-mail: csupomona.mcaa@gmail.com
SAE Formula Hybrid Team Formula Hybrid™ is a design and engineering challenge for Cal Poly Pomona students. They must design, build, and compete an open-wheel, single-seat, plug-in hybrid racecar. This car must conform to a formula which emphasizes drive train innovation and fuel efficiency in a high-performance application. E-mail: cppformulahybrid@gmail.com
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