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Student communities, clubs & competition teams

Working with your peers in a student group can help you develop leadership, teamwork and time management skills. Student groups can also help you build specific technical skills or connect with professional networks.

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If you are interested in becoming an Engineering Student Organization (ESO) or an Engineering Affiliate, please view the criteria and process. Participation in Engineering Student Organizations and Engineering Affiliation is not restricted by race, gender or any other protected characteristics.

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Academic & Professional, Design Build Compete   |   Multidisciplinary Engineering

Accelerated Mechatronics Prototyping (AMP)

We are a student group that focuses on expanding hands-on design opportunities through a mechatronics-centered hackathon. We look at designing, fabricating, and programing robotic systems to compete in themed challenges that are supported by CAD workshops, electronics, and embedded programming, with mentorship from faculty and industry engineers! Welcome and open to all!

Join: Year round   |    No application required   |  Contact: ampatuw@uw.edu

Academic & Professional, Design Build Compete   |   Mechanical Engineering

Advanced Robotics (ARUW)

Our group is a coalition of 80+ engineering, computer science, physics, art and business students that are pursuing our passion for robotics and technology. Our club serves to educate students in the engineering process, design practices, and provide opportunities for hands-on experience with real-world engineering problems. Our common goal is to win the RoboMaster competition! 

Join: Fall, Winter   |    Application required   |  Contact: robomstr@uw.edu

Academic & Professional, Honor Society   |   Industrial & Systems Engineering

Alpha Pi Mu

Our club is a national industrial engineering honor society! As the only nationally recognized honor society for ISE through membership in the Association of College Honor Societies, we are dedicated to advancing the ISE profession, fostering student-faculty relationships, and promoting professional development through networking, community, and shared purpose. Come join us!

Join: Year round   |    Application required   |  Contact: apmuw@uw.edu

Culture and Community, Service & Leadership   |   Multidisciplinary Engineering

American Indian Science & Engineering Society (AISES)

Our group brings together indigenous students in STEM to build a supportive community that focuses on professional growth, academic success, and tribal outreach. We participate in campus events like Discovery Days and Evening with Industry. We aim to create a space where members can connect, excel, and apply skills to real-world applications! Welcome to all and join us!

Join: Year round   |    No application required   |  Contact: aisesuw@uw.edu

Academic & Professional, Service & Leadership   |   Aeronautics & Astronautics

American Institute of Aeronautics & Astronautics (AIAA)

Our club is a non-profit, principal society and voice serving the aerospace profession. Our goal is to facilitate industry and academic outreach in the aerospace/aviation community that support students in career explorations while preparing them for the industry. We provide professional development for advancement in AA. Welcome to all and please join us! 

Join: Year round   |    Application required   |  Contact: aiaauw@uw.edu