AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF CHEMICAL ENGINEERS
AIChE is a national organization dedicated to promoting the professional development of its members through its programs and relationships with other student chapters. Check out our video here: https://youtu.be/heRekm7ORXY
Presidents: Ivan Zhao (izhao@ucsb.edu) & Chandraki Chatterjee (cchatterjee@ucsb.edu)
AMERICAN SOCIETY OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERS
ASME is a national organization dedicated to generating interest in mechanical engineering for students majoring in the field.
President: Alex Nikolov (anikolov@ucsb.edu)
ASSOCIATION FOR COMPUTING MACHINERY (formerly CODERS SB)
As a student chapter of the international Association of Computing Machinery, ACM at UCSB is the premier Computer Science student organization on campus. We host events, workshops, and competitions to help students learn more about computer science and technology. Regardless of your major or skill level, we invite you to join our community and share our passion for technology!
Presidents: Kanav Arora (kanav@ucsb.edu) & Rohil Shah (rohildshah@ucsb.edu)
A nonprofit humanitarian organization dedicated to partnering with disadvantaged communities to improve their quality of life through implementation of environmentally and economically sustainable engineering projects, and developing internationally-responsible engineering students.
President: Will Morgali (wmorgali@ucsb.edu)
Presidents: Olivia Jonokuchi & Katie Larrick
INSTITUTE OF ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERS
IEEE at UC Santa Barbara is your gateway to the world of Electrical and Computer Engineering! We spark innovation through quarterly group and individual projects, engineering workshops, company info sessions, and ample opportunities to connect with your peers. IEEE is the world’s largest professional organization in electrical engineering, computer engineering, and computer science, and with over 480,000 members and 1,570 global chapters, members can effectively network in their areas of interest and future profession. Join us to engage in exciting, cutting-edge, and interdisciplinary technical challenges, and kickstart your career! All majors, skill sets, and disciplines are welcome.
President: Spencer Level (spencerwlevel@ucsb.edu)
A UCSB student organization dedicated to serving its members and the community to advance the study of math, science, and engineering. The group provides members with professional exposure, leadership opportunities, scholarships and helps inspire members to pursue the highest level of education. Check out our info video: https://youtu.be/2VZw60BdC4w
Chairs: Julissa Cesareo (jcesareo@ucsb.edu) & Jessy Gonzalez (jessygonzalez@ucsb.edu)
NATIONAL SOCIETY FOR BLACK ENGINEERS
A national organization dedicated to promote the recruitment, retention, and successful graduation of African-American students in engineering and the sciences.
Presidents: Olayinka Bossa and Joseph Eshete
OUT IN SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, ENGINEERING, AND MATHEMATICS
As a chapter of oSTEM Incorporated, UC Santa Barbara oSTEM aims to serve and affirm people who identify as LGBTQIA and to promote the participation from and development of LGBTQIA communities in STEM disciplines.
President: Lena Wessel
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Phi Sigma Rho is a social sorority for women and non-binary identify students in STEM!
President: Erin Thomas
Robotics Club is a project-oriented group driven by innovation and hands-on engineering. We currently support several exciting initiatives, including a competitive VEX Robotics team and an ongoing Battle Bots project. In the past, we've designed and built everything from spider robots to a fully 3D-printed humanoid robot.
We're passionate about pushing the boundaries of robotics and are always exploring new ideas. Whether you're into mechanical design, coding, electronics, or just curious about robots, there's a place for you here. We're always looking for motivated and creative members to join our team and help bring even more cutting-edge projects to UCSB!
President: Jack Carpino
The organizing team that plans and runs UCSB's premier hackathon, giving students the platform to build, learn, and innovate.
President: Ritam Saha & Cindy Zhao
SOCIETY FOR ADVANCEMENT OF CHICANOS AND NATIVE AMERICANS IN SCIENCE
The UCSB chapter of SACNAS strives to promote both minority students and diversity in the STEM fields through professional development events, guest speakers, community service events, and high school outreach programs.
SOCIETY OF ASIAN SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS
SASE is dedicated to the advancement of heritage scientists and engineers in education and employment so that they can achieve their full career potential.
Presidents: Roland Zhang & Maggie Hua
A national organization dedicated to providing a support system for women, increasing the understanding of engineering among women on a practical and theoretical basis, and enhancing professionalism of its members. Learn more from our website: https://ucsbswe.
Presidents: Jessica Lu and Hannah Cutler
Tau Beta Pi was founded in 1885 to recognize exceptional engineering students, and has a wide-reaching network of members including students, professionals, and leaders in both industry and academia nation-wide. Our chapter's mission is to support your academic and career success by offering leadership development and soft skills training, and fostering a friendly community of talented engineers across all disciplines.
President: Nemea Courelli
President: Wesley Truong
A nationwide community organization open to undergraduate and graduate students, staff, and alumni (any gender, any year, any major) interested in computer science and tech. We aim to create a diverse and inclusive community that fosters collaboration and mutual support among all members by hosting technical/career development workshops, social events, research panels, and outreach initiatives.
Presidents: Karen Yuan (karenyuan@ucsb.edu) and Sammy Lesner (samanthalesner@ucsb.edu)
WOMEN IN ELECTRICAL AND COMPUTER ENGINEERING
WOMEN IN SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING
WiSE is an organization dedicated to providing a support network for women and girls in science and engineering at UCSB and in the Santa Barbara region.
President: Erica Keane Rivera