Home

Societies

Tau Beta Pi

Tau Beta Pi, Kentucky Beta Chapter

The Kentucky Beta chapter of TBP was the 154th chapter installed.  Kentucky Beta was installed at University of Louisville on March 24, 1974

- Information on the Bent Monument that was just Installed


- National Website www.tbp.org

- 2009-2010 Officers and their contact information

- Tau Beta Pi's History

- How to Become a Member

- Information on Initiation - such as the date and location
- If the Chapter does any social events, I'd consider posting information on it as well

Society of Women Engineers

SWE

Kelly Nicholson, SWE President
Nitzia Cheong Ng, SWE Vice President
Kristin Final, SWE Secretary
Katie Gardner, SWE Treasurer
Sally Zimmerman, SWE Historian
Cristina Heisler, SWE Speed School Council Rep
Brenda G. Hart, SWE Faculty Adviser
Lindsay Ferguson, webmaster


http://louisville.edu/rso/swe


Mission Statement
The Society of Women Engineers provides a support network that celebrates women who aspire to great heights, advance their careers through continued learning, and achieve their dreams.  SWE builds an open platform for the discussion of engineering and life topics especially those central to women. SWE celebrates differences and shared connections to promote diversity in an inclusive though not exclusive manner.  SWE strives to make its members proud of whom they are and to nurture the weirdness within.


Society of Automotive Engineers

Louisville SAE Teams

FSAE
    Formula SAE is an international collegiate design series where teams are to design, fabricate, test and compete a open wheel race car similar to Indy Cars or Formula 1 race cars.  The concept behind Formula SAE is that teams are designing a prototype race car for the weekend racer that will eventually be built at 1000 units per year.  Competitions are held around the world, but the U.S. holds two competitions; one in Michigan and one in California.  Teams are judged on design, vehicle cost, a business presentation to a mock panel of investors, acceleration, skid pad, auto-x and endurance.  The UofL team competes at Michigan against 120 other teams from around the world.  

    UofL's FSAE team meets on Monday nights in the basement of Sackett Hall at 7:30 pm.  For more information contact us uoflformulasae@gmail.com.  More information on Formula SAE is also available at http://students.sae.org/competitions/formulaseries/fsae/ and http://fstotal.com/.



Institute of Industrial Engineers

IIE
 
We don't have an official "about" statement but according to our blurb on louisville.edu...
 
 Joining the Institute of Industrial Engineers (IIE) offers students the opportunity to learn more about the profession, meet other student members, and get together on an informal social basis.
 
 
 
Current 2008-2009 Officers 

President - David Sowers
Vice President - Mohammad Shaban
Secretary - Laura Harpring
Treasurer - Kevin Poppe
Chapter Developement Officer - Hannah Downs
 
 


Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers

Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers
 
(IEEE)
 
IEEE is a world-wide society for electrical and computer engineers with interests in areas including (but not limited to) consumer electronics, electric power systems, aerospace systems, computers and telecommunications, and biomedical engineering among others.
 
IEEE's core purpose is to foster technological innovation and excellence for the benefit of humanity.
 
Members of IEEE have access to the industry's most essential technical information, networking opportunities, career development tools, and many other benefits.
 
Current Officers:
 
President - Alex Halbleib
Vice President - Steven Upchurch
Secretary - Caitlyn Bowyer
Treasurer - Chris Bartley
Activities Chair - Patrick Knight
Technology Chair - Josh Howard
Council Representative - Erica Slusser
 
For current information regarding the University of Louisville IEEE Student Chapter please visit:

To Join the IEEE mailing list, please visit:
http://list.speedacm.org/mailman/listinfo/ieee
 
For information regarding the IEEE society please visit:
 


Biomedical Engineering Society

BioMedical Engineering Society

Vision

To serve as the lead society and professional home for biomedical engineering and bioengineering

Mission

BMES achieves this vision by:

  • Fostering the translation of biomedical engineering and technology into industrial and clinical applications through enhancing interactions with industry and clinical medicine
  • Holding top-quality scientific meetings
  • Publishing the highest-quality journals in the field for the communication and exchange of state-of-the-art knowledge at the frontier of biomedical engineering and bioengineering
  • Promoting the education and diversity of the next generation of biomedical engineers, providing guidance for their career path and leadership in the ABET accreditation process
  • Enhancing the impact of biomedical engineering on society and on human health
  • Maximizing the performance of the discipline through recruitment of members and raising the profile of biomedical engineering in the government, the media, and the public

From society webpage: bmes.org

Officers


Summer 2010Fall 2010
President
Erin Smith- efsmith05@louisville.eduDaniel Baumann- djbaum01@louisville.edu
Vice PresidentNathan Goderwis- n0gode01@louisville.eduBrent Hillard- b0hill01@louisville.edu
TreasurerJustin Howell- jlhowe05@louisville.eduMark Anderson- mwand03@louisville.edu
SecretaryAmy Bugg- amy.r.bugg@gmail.comJake Guenthner- jake.guenthner@gmail.com




American Society of Civil Engineers

American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) and
Society of American Military Engineers (SAME)
 
ASCE/SAME Student Chapter is a joint chapter open to not only civil engineering college students, but engineering students of all fields looking to be involved in ASCE and SAME professional chapters.  This chapter offers students the ability to participate in numerous activities and service projects around Louisville.  It also provides monthly meetings with guest speakers from the engineering community presenting on current engineering projects and exposing students to what lies beyond the classroom.  Chapter events and socials allow students to meet other engineering students and professionals to help build contacts and connections for future career and research opportunities. 
 
Officers: 
 


12next ›last »
Syndicate content