Chi Epsilon International Civil Engineering Honor Society

Great to have you. Go Miners!

Missouri S&T chapter of Chi Epsilon is proud to have 3 representative students attend the virtual Chi Epsilon National Convention started today.
Chi Epsilon National Civil Engineering Honor Society

Chi Epsilon 2020 Convention planning committee is meeting in-person this weekend at Boise State University to capture images to be broadcast during the Convention. We know you can't be here, but you deserve to be part of the convention experience. A few photos of Bruneau Overlook. More photos to be shared soon.

Congratulations to the new initiates at North Carolina State University!

Scholarship. Character.

Congratulations to our very own Chi Epsilon member Pascual Camacho of our 66th Chapter on receiving the 4th James and Sharon Weinel Fellowship!!! 🎉🙌🏼

This is a $3500 fellowship that is only given to a select few. It is an incredible accomplishment that Chi Epsilon is proud to see. Good luck to you Pascual!

Congratulations to the new chapter at California State University - Chico, which was installed today as the 144th chapter of Chi Epsilon.

Missouri S&T chapter of Zooming through their first officers’ meeting. Practicality.

Chi Epsilon newly elected board has been preparing for a unique and productive semester as it can be. Here is a photo of our last meeting before our official first meeting of the semester tomorrow!
The officers are as follows:
Alireza Pourhassan (President)
Nicholas Janke (Vice President)
Anna Reisinger (Treasurer)
Amr Elsayegh (Editor of the Transit)
Jenna Stombaugh (Secretary)
Stephen Simmons (Pledge Marshal)
Kirsten Lee (Service Chair)
McKenzie Ruff (Social Chair)
Lisa Le (Fundraising Chair)

Continuing to highlight how chapters are staying active in this unusual school year, the Purdue chapter is highlighting their new officers every day or two. Follow their chapter to see the whole group. Scholarship, Character, Practicality and Sociability.

Chi Epsilon chapters are doing their best to stay active, despite the unprecedented complications of this school year. New Mexico State University's chapter has put on an innovative fundraiser, selling masks to support registration for the virtual National Convention in October. Practicality.

Thank you to all who have supported our fundraiser for the Chi Epsilon Civil Engineering Masks! It was a huge success and couldn’t have been done without you. We have sold up to 100 masks which is about a $474 net profit! 🎉🥳

The proceeds from the masks will go directly to the registration fees for the mandatory National Chi Epsilon Biennial Convention which will be in a virtual format. In addition to our mask fundraiser, we are looking into events for students, guest speaker events, and FE Review sessions.

We currently have 40 more masks available if anyone is still interested. If so, please don’t hesitate to reach out! You can also find the masks for sale on our website linked down below! There we take donations and also sell some awesome detail stickers! 👌🏼 Thank you all again for your support and I hope you enjoy the masks as much as you can enjoy masks during this time 😆 Thanks!

https://nmsu-chi-epsilon.square.site/