You're moving to a new city, starting college classes for the first time, and chances are you're a little nervous about finding friends and community. The College of Engineering has several programs and numerous student organizations to help you meet friends, have fun and be successful academically. Whether you want to join a Women in Engineering project team and build an underwater autonomous vehicle, or whether you want to find a peer mentor to help guide you through finals, we've got you covered.
Live in The Engineering Village
The Engineering Village @ The Commons is a living learning program for freshman engineering students, designed to ease the transition into the rigors of university life by offering academic, professional and social support.
Engineering Honors & Certificate Programs
Enhance the value of your degree by going beyond the traditional engineering curriculum through our certificate programs. And if you're a high achieving student looking for an extra challenge, try the Engineering Honors Program.
Access and Inclusion Program
The Access and Inclusion program seeks to increase the diversity of engineering students by recruiting, retaining and developing successful students from underrepresented populations.
FGEn Program
First-generation students are the first in their families to attend a formal university-level degree program (or earn a degree). The First Generation Engineering Mentorship (FGEn) program is dedicated to helping first-generation students navigate university life by pairing students with peer mentors.
Women in Engineering Program
Through innovative programming and partnerships, the Women in Engineering program works to increase the number of female engineering graduates and creates a diverse pool of candidates entering the engineering workforce and academia.
Student Organizations
There are numerous engineering student organizations within the college of engineering. From general engineering organizations through department-focused organizations, there's something for everyone.