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Get Involved
LTU has over 40 student organizations on campus. Each fall and spring semester, a student organization fair is held where students can meet and greet the leaders of each organization!
| Organization | Category | Contact Info | |
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The Architectural Engineering Institute, Illuminating Engineering Society, and ASHRAE clubs have recently merged to become known collectively as the AE Clubs. ASHRAE, AEI, and IES invite guest speakers to present at meetings to better inform students on the different paths an architectural engineer may take, as well as offer insight on new technologies and the current problems/challenges AEs face. | Faculty Advisor: Keith Kowalkowski | ||
The AEI Student Design Competition was established specifically for the architectural engineering programs to highlight and showcase the value of collaboration, competition, and peer review, all of which are important in the development of designs in the professional world. | Faculty Advisor: Keith Kowalkowski | ||
Our Vision: To engage Alpha Sigs in opportunities to invest, give, and build in a fraternal experience to Better the Man. | Faculty Advisor: Matthew Cole Chapter President: Lee Meinema | ||
AIAA helps aerospace professionals and their organizations succeed. AIAA’s vision is to be the voice of the aerospace profession through innovation, technical excellence, and global leadership. | |||
The American Institute Of Architecture Students is a student-based organization open to anyone interested in architecture and/or community service. The goal of the group is to establish a strong Lawrence Tech design community through mentoring, service and leadership. The AIAS strives to bridge the gap between school and the professional world by providing networking opportunities with architects throughout the Metro-Detroit area. | |||
The objective of the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) student chapter at Lawrence Technological University is to inform, educate, and assist students in preparing for entry into the civil engineering profession. | Faculty Advisor: Mamdouh Mohamed
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The AAAEA aims to advance public welfare through engineering expertise, support the profession’s interests, foster collaboration among members, provide educational programs on emerging technologies and regulations, and offer scholarships to aspiring engineers. | Faculty Advisors: Filza Walters & Mena Bebawy | ||
Students work to design energy-efficient HVAC systems and winners are recognized at the Annual ASHRAE Winter Meeting. | Faculty Advisor: Keith Kowalkowski | ||
We seek to integrate the Indian student community with Lawrence Technological University, by representing Indian culture, promoting unity among the organization members and the community at large, and helping new Indian students to conform to university life. | Faculty Advisor: Adam Berry | ||
Baja SAE is an SAE-sponsored collegiate design competition in which teams design, build, test, and race a single-seat off-road vehicle. | |||
The purpose of BSU shall be to foster cultural ideals through the coordination of meetings and events. BSU will work toward its goals by bringing together all Black students and staff to diversify the outlook on the culture and community of LTU. | |||
CRU is a student-led movement that seek to introduce students to Christ, to help them to grow in faith, to encourage them to passionately live life in a manner consistent with belief in the God of the Bible, and to inspire commitment to advancing the purposes of God. | |||
FOCUS provides on-campus opportunities for people to encounter Christ through the interaction with other Christians, through service to their neighbors, through catechesis on Catholic teaching, and through sacraments and the spiritual life of the Church. | |||
Chi Epsilon is dedicated to the purpose of maintaining and promoting the status of civil engineering as an ideal profession. | Student President: Remington Koch | ||
Our Purpose: To build upon the bonds of sisterhood. To support fellow sisters in their academic and social growth. To establish and maintain ideals and principles which will be used upon entering the business world. | |||
The American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) hosts university teams from across the nation to construct a concrete canoe that floats, is navigable, and can compete in races in a lake. | |||
Students design and fabricate a five-person capacity metal frame cage toboggan with brakes, a steering mechanism and running ski surfaces entirely made of concrete. | |||
Our Mission: To provide a sisterhood experience rich with tradition, innovation and opportunities for growth. | Faculty Advisor: Scott Schneider | ||
Delta Sigma Theta is an organization of college-educated women who are committed to the constructive development of its members and to public service, with a primary focus on the Black community. | |||
Our vision is to promote and enhance the unique attributes and strengths of independent LTU women. We strive for high ideals in all aspects of life and train leadership skills and a sense of responsibility for the welfare of others. | Faculty Advisor: Kineta Morgan-Paisley Chapter President: Grace Tefend | ||
Students develop a fully-electric-only, high-performance racing vehicle within the Formula SAE® competition. | |||
Formula SAE® is a series of both dynamic (driving) and static (non-driving) competitions focusing on student-built, high-performance, open-wheel, formula-style vehicles. |
All active organizations at LTU have the opportunity to receive funding from Student Government.
The Student Government Senate will vote on approving or denying the funds. All submissions are due by 12pm on the Friday prior to the next senate meeting.
Make sure your representative is prepared to give background information on the funds being requested such as:
Promoting the safety and well-being of our students, faculty, and staff is LTU’s top priority and a responsibility we all share. At LTU, there is no place for sexual misconduct or discrimination of any kind.
If you have any questions about what is and isn’t allowed on campus, start here.
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