Make your college experience enjoyable and fun!
CECS student club involvement will give you the opportunity to experience college in a way that extends beyond academics. Club activities offer you a chance to take a break from the stress of studying and doing homework. You will find a relaxing social environment essential for successful college students.
Club members are involved in many events on and off campus. From relaxing retreats and educational seminars to workshops and community service projects, students involved in clubs experience the best college life has to offer.
Major-Specific Clubs and Organizations
Biomedical, Industrial, and Human Factors Engineering
Computer Science and Engineering
Electrical Engineering
Non-Major-Specific Clubs and Organizations
Engineers Without Borders
Engineers Without Borders was formed in Fall 2013 and became nationalized in March 2013. EWB completed a rainwater collection system for a community garden in Trotwood and has been contributing to work on a wetlands observation deck for the City of Fairborn. Future scheduled projects include a collaboration with EWB's Greater Cincinnati Professional Chapter to complete a project in Kabingo, Uganda.
Contact: Kalli Koppin
Faculty Advisor: Robert Myers
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National Society of Black Engineers
NSBE's mission is to increase the number of culturally responsible black engineers who excel academically, succeed professionally, and positively impact the community through service, leadership, and cultural diversity.
Contact: Oluomachukwu Eziolise
Faculty Advisor: Travis Doom, Ph.D.
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Phi Sigma Rho
Phi Sigma Rho is a sorority for women in technical studies serving our sisters and the community by promoting high standards of personal integrity, respect, and character. We aim to create lifelong bonds of sisterhood, to uphold professional excellence with a social balance through shared experiences, common bonds, and recognition of service and achievement.
Contact: Marissa Wynn
oSTEM
The purpose of Out in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics shall be to help LGBTQ+ students succeed both academically and professionally by providing them guidance from community members with expertise. We provide resources to develop a realistic and legalistic approach to queer success in the professional environment. This organization will foster relationships between LGBTQ+ students in the College of Science and Mathematics and the College of Engineering and Computer Science.
Contact: Marissa Wynn
Sigma Phi Delta
The benefits of Sigma Phi Delta include a great atmosphere for learning the rigors of engineering and a close bond of brotherhood beyond graduation. The chapters are active in intramural sports and the Greek Olympics.
Contact: Marissa Wynn
Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers
With a primary focus on empowering the Hispanic community to realize its fullest potential through science, technology, mathematics and engineering (STEM). SHPE offers professional development in technology and leadership to undergraduates, graduates, and practicing STEM professionals at regional and national conferences.
Contact: Alexander Thomas
Staff Advisor: Marissa Wynn
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Society of Women Engineers
SWE is the driving force that establishes engineering as a highly desirable career aspiration for women. The Wright State branch of SWE aims to expand the image of the engineering profession while demonstrating the value of diversity. SWE is active in supporting the Wright State Trebuchet Competition, Girl Scout Day and also runs High School Women in Engineering Day.
Contact: Lauren Popp
Staff Advisor: Marissa Wynn
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Tau Beta Pi
Tau Beta Pi is the National Engineering Honor Society. TBP honors all engineering disciplines. Undergraduate students must be in the top 1/8 of the junior engineering class or in the top 1/5 of the senior engineering class. Graduate students must be in the top 1/5 of their class. Tau Beta Pi provides access to engineering futures, fellowships, and scholarships.
Contact: Rachael Ballentine
Faculty Advisor: Travis Doom, Ph.D.
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