Student Organizations

Engineering Technology Student Organizations, 91做厙
Club Advisor
Sam Houston Construction Association (SHCA) Dr. Suh
National Society Of Black Engineers Dr. Reg Pecen
Katatronix
Renewable Clean Energy Association (RCEA) Dr. Reg Pecen
Society of Women for Excellence in Engineering and Technology (SWEET) Ms. Rachel Scherer
91做厙 VR Club Dr. Ulan Dakeev

Useful Links:

Find us on Org link or contact the club president Isiah White at irw004@shsu.edu for more information.

National Society of Black Engineers

Who We Are? Here at Sam the NSBE is a community of black engineering and technology students that have come together to collaborate, inspire, and forge a bond that exceeds far beyond our time here at this university. Our Mission Statement! "...to increase the number of culturally responsible black engineers who excel academically, succeed professionally and positively impact the community."

Advisors: Dr. Iftekhar Basith & Dr. Junkun Ma

KatatroniXDescription

The KatatroniX Club is both professional and social. Club members work to inspire and intrigue fellow students and younger generations to participate in robotics. The organization invites any student from 91做厙 that has a passion for robotics. As a STEM/STEAM 91做厙 student, this association provides you with an opportunity to develop your robotics skills and experience in the competitive environment. There is no major requirement for prospective KatatroniX members!

Membership

Membership is open to any student at 91做厙 that has a passion for the robotics STEM/STEAM field. Dues are annual to help fund all of the community outreach programs. KatatroniX dues are 10 dollars annually. 

Interested in Joining? 

KatatroniX Constitution

Meeting Times:

Monthly Membership Meeting: Every every Monday from 5-6 PM in the Fred Pirkle Building, Room #100. (September - May).

Adviser/Executive Meeting: As needed.

Social Media


Gmail: shsurobotics@gmail.com

Officer Team:

President Niah Butler-Smith
Vice President Jesus Ojeda
Secretary Joseph Adeboye
Treasurer Isiah White

rcea.jpgDescription

RCEA is open to any 91做厙 student who is interested in promoting the advances in renewable and clean energy technologies. The Renewable and Clean Energy Association endeavors to support, learn, and spread information on new clean and efficient energy technology.

Come join us as we discuss new technology, hear from speakers in the field, enjoy free food and drink, work on projects, and plan outings to events about clean energy.

Membership dues: $20 

Please contact one of the officers if you have questions about upcoming events. 

Officers

President Legima Langmia
Vice President Joshua Lampard
Secretary Kelvin Ngnambala
Treasurer Joice Hill
Social Media/Event Planner Conner Cantu

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Faculty Advisor

The Faculty Advisor for the Sam Houston Construction Association (SHCA) is Dr. Min Jae Suh.

Description

The Sam Houston Construction Association (SHCA) was created in 2007 to provide a student chapter of the Association of General Contractors of America (AGC). 

The goal of this organization is to provide a professional environment in which students can engage with other students of similar interest. The organization provides networking opportunities by having industry professional speakers and encouraging Career fair participation. Our organization strives to give our members a deep understanding of the field while actively participating in our community through service projects. This organization provides students the opportunity of growth at a professional level.

Fall 2022 Informational Flyer and Schedule

You can find more information through the links below.

Officers/Committees

President Xavier
VP Israel
Secretary Micah
Treasurer Eric
Historian Evamaria
Parliamentarian Daniel
Safety Officer Maxwell

Events

Homecoming Float Competition

ETEC Career Fairs

Alpha Delta Pi Sorority - Community Service

Bearkat All Paws In (BAPI)

Shotgun Fred BBQ Competition

Contact Us

EmailSHCA QR

 

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Description

The Society of Women for Excellence in Engineering and Technology (SWEET) is a coed organization that is both professional and social. Student members work to inspire young women and children to pursue degrees in the field of engineering. The organization invites any student from Sam Houston State University that is majoring or minoring in the STEM/STEAM degree areas. As a STEM/STEAM 91做厙 student, this association provides you with an opportunity to develop your professional contacts. You will gain a better insight into what the career you have selected is all about.

Faculty Advisors

Ms. Rachel Scherer

Mr. Chris Rabe

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Spring 2024 Meeting Dates/Times:

PIRK 100 from 5:30 p.m. - 6:30 p.m.

February 14 and 28

March 13 and 27

March 23 (Saturday) KISD Stem Day

April 10 and 24

  • Membership and Current Officers

    Membership is open to any student at 91做厙 that is majoring or minoring in a STEM/STEAM field. Dues are annual to help fund all of the community outreach programs. Currently SWEET is in the progress of becoming an officially recognized collegiate chapter of the Society of Women for Engineering.

    Membership fee: Not collecting membership fees at this time.

    Find us on

    Current Officers: Madeline Serna - President
    Audrey Fitch - Secretary
    Alexandra Martinez - Treasurer
    Kassandra Castellanos - Historian/Social Media

    Extended Optional Collegiate Affiliate Membership

    Students have the option of joining individually for $20.00. Upon graduation, students are encouraged to join the professional membership or Society of Women for Engineering.

    Many student-affiliated groups have been successful in holding joint meetings with personnel from the Industry, University and SWEET membership offers outstanding value! Meetings are usually the 2nd and 4th Thursday of every month. Your membership includes:

    • Club t-shirt
    • Interaction with other 91做厙 student organizations socially
    • Team up with other 91做厙 student organizations to have a greater positive impact on others
    • Eligibility for scholarships.
    • Networking opportunities with practicing women STEM/STEAM, engineers and other colleges
    • Industry expert guest speakers
    • A support system of peer groups, mentors, advisors, and industry leaders.
    • An opportunity to develop your leadership and management skills.
    • Regularly scheduled meetings that allow you to get advice from fellow members on everything from time management to graduate schools, all while making lifelong friendships.
    • Professional development seminars
    • Interviewing Techniques
    • Former Student Success Stories
    • New Technologies
    • Field Trips to Local Industries
    • Social activities
    • Campus event participation
    • Community Service Projects
    • Fundraising activities
    • Equipment Demonstrations
    • Job Fairs
    • School/Dept. Open Houses

  • Community Outreach Projects
    • Habitat for Humanity
    • State Park Cleanup
    • SWEET Speaks
    • Scare on the Square
    • Dallas ISD STEM Expo
    • Saturdays@SAM
    • Scouts@SAM - Engineering badge
    • Judging at Career and Technology Student Organization state contest
    • Volunteer/Mentoring of students of Huntsville ISD
    • Volunteers of the BEST Southeast Texas contest
  • Impacting the Future

    Join a society of pioneers, advocates and mentors who support and guide your collegiate and professional journey in the fields of Engineering Technology and/or STEM/STEAM. You will gain a vast pool of resources to nurture your personal and career development. Your involvement will positively impact the future of Engineering Technology and/or STEM/STEAM.

91做厙 VR Club

Organization Purpose/Mission

The purpose of the Virtual Reality Club is to work as a team to understand and further the capabilities of Virtual and Augmented Reality Applications. We do so by utilizing Game Development Engines such as Unity! We occasionally host events and gaming tournaments. 

Membership

All Majors are welcomed -No Experience Required

Questions? Contact Dr. Dakeev at: uxd003@shsu.edu 

This club typically meets in Annex A behind the Fred Pirkle Engineering Technology Center on Tuesday at 5:30 PM.  

Officer Team:

Faculty Advisor Dr. Ulan Dakeev
President Yannis Lagrosa
Vice President Kennedy McFarland
Secretary Helen Gomes
Event Coordinator Jesse Reyna