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ASME is a non-profit membership organization that enables and promotes collaboration, knowledge sharing, career enrichment, and skills development across all engineering disciplines, toward a goal of helping the global engineering community develop solutions to benefit lives and livelihoods.
The Grand Valley State University student chapter of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) is dedicated to helping its members succeed in engineering. Utilizing the rules and standards of the ASME professional society, we participate in organization and school competitions which encourage innovation and intelligent design.
For more information about ASME click here
President
(Stephen) Jake Prefontaine - prefonts@mail.gvsu.edu
Acting President F19
Abdullah Azlar - azharm@mail.gvsu.edu
Faculty/Staff Advisor
Sanjivan Manoharan - manohars@gvsu.edu
As the first inaugural solar racing team representing GVSU, we have accepted the challenge that comes with starting from square one. We are now working on fundraising and starting prototypes on various functions of the car, and progress is well underway. With the Formula Sun Grand Prix and The American Solar Challenge as our stepping stones into this journey, we aim to start a legacy that will inspire future, like-minded individuals and associations to help innovate and expand.
For more information about the GVSU Solar Racing Team click here
President
Adam Duke - dukea@mail.gvsu.edu
Faculty/Staff Advisor
Ryan Aldridge - aldridry@gvsu.edu
IEEE is the international professional organization for electrical, computer, and electronics engineers. IEEE's core mission is to foster technological innovation and excellence for the benefit of humanity.
The Grand Valley State University branch works to enhance learning and networking for engineers at GVSU through lectures, projects, conferences, and community involvement.
For more information about IEEE click here
President
James Barnard - barnardj@mail.gvsu.edu
Faculty/Staff Advisor
Jeffrey Ward - wardje@gvsu.edu
For more information about Laker Racing click here
Faculty/Staff Advisor
Nick Baine - bainen@gvsu.edu
The mission of the National Society of Black Engineers is "to increase the number of culturally responsible Black Engineers who excel academically, succeed professionally and positively impact the community.
For more information about National Society of Black Engineers click here
President
Wesley Luna - lunaw@mail.gvsu.edu
Faculty/Staff Advisor
Wael Mokhtar - mokhtarw@gvsu.edu
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Primary objective of PAGES is to serve all academic needs of graduate engineering students. Members of PAGES will be benefited with the following services:
1. Support in academic needs
2. Sponsorship in academic, social gathering and professional development events
3. Volunteering opportunity in technical flagship events
4. Networking opportunity with engineering students in GVSU, faculty members, alumni and other engineers in the locality
5. Guidance in career opportunities
For more information about PAGES click here
President
Ryan Lubbers - lubberry@mail.gvsu.edu
Faculty/Staff Advisor
Shabbir Choudhuri - choudhus@gvsu.edu
To encourage engineering students to get involved with product design and manufacturing through participation in design competitions.
President
Aaron Denny - dennya@mail.gvsu.edu
Faculty/Staff Advisor
Ryan Krauss - kraussry@gvsu.edu
The Society of Women Engineers (SWE) is a not-for-profit educational and service organization founded in 1950 that empowers women to succeed and advance in the field of engineering, and to be recognized for their life-changing contributions as engineers and leaders. SWE is the driving force that establishes engineering as a highly desirable career for women through an exciting array of training and development programs, networking opportunities, scholarships, and outreach and advocacy activities.
Grand Valley State University has maintained a collegiate SWE section since 2012. We hope to promote engineering as a fun, rewarding career option for all students, and encourage women to achieve their full potential. Our goal is to connect our members with the West Michigan community through networking events, service opportunities, group field trips and educational outreach.
GVSU SWE and the School of Engineering have collaboration efforts with K-12 schools to mentor young girls who have interest in engineering. For more information, please visit this website www.gvsu.edu/engineering/girlswhoengineer.
For more information, visit our website http://gvsu.swe.org/ or contact us at gvsuSWE@gmail.com.
President
Kendra Marckini - marckike@mail.gvsu.edu
Faculty/Staff Advisor
Lindsay Corneal - corneall@gvsu.edu
Tau Beta Pi is an engineering honor society which bestows honors on junior and senior undergraduate engineering students who display exemplary character and outstanding academic achievement. The chapter at Grand Valley partakes in several community outreach projects each year including helping out at the regional Science Olympiad tournament hosted at Grand Valley along with the local National Electric Cart Association races. Tau Beta Pi is more than just a title on a resume. To be a Tau Beta Pi member you must demonstrate that you not only excel in academia but you strive to do more for your community and your peers. Tau Beta Pi members want to further their education and the education of their community.
For more information about Tau Beta Pi Engineering Honor Society click here
President
L. B. McFrederick - mcfredel@mail.gvsu.edu
Faculty/Staff Advisor
Janice Pawloski - pawloskj@gvsu.edu
Nick Baine - bainen@gvsu.edu
