Between its plant tours, speaker luncheons, brewing group, Chem-E-Car and other activities, our AIChE student chapter has been busy. Ten student members were planning to attend the national conference in Pittsburgh, and work has begun on improving on last year's Chem-E-Car design, which won the award for Most Creative Design in the spring 2012 AIChE Regional Conference in South Dakota. This active group has successfully organized tours and brought in lunchtime speakers from Nestle, Chevron, Susquehanna Brewing Company, Shell, the University of Michigan, and our own ChBE faculty to present on various industry issues and academic/professional opportunities. The Brew Team has already brewed and bottled its first batches of beer - a pale ale and a stout - and the group is encouraging sponsored naming of batches! Finally, CU AIChE's Team Fugacity has been doing quite well on the ultimate Frisbee circuit; whether or not its success is due in any way to the team's heightened awareness of thermodynamics is unknown. New members and industry speakers and sponsors are always welcome. Visit the chapter Facebook page for more information.
Picture: CU AIChE student chapter members touring Rentech, Inc. in Denver include (from top left) Ray Hatrick, Oliver Chou, Brian Welch, Brandon Lin, Logan Cerkovnik (front center), Luke Arlow, Erik Wislinski, Alexandra Chakeres, Dillon Rodenbaugh, and Jeremy Halperin. The chapter also toured Avery Brewing this fall and has plans to tour additional companies in the spring.
Omega Chi Epsilon at CU-BoulderOmega Chi Epsilon is the National Honor Society for Chemical Engineering. The society promotes social exchanges among chemical engineering students and also recognizes academic achievements of its members. Especially, the society provides an opportunity to be a part of an organization where students can take a break from engineering studies and participate in fun social and community services activities (check out the social and community service activities links). We want chemical engineering undergraduate and graduate students to have meaningful and memorable lives here at the University of Colorado at Boulder.
| Sophomores (2ndsemester only) | GPA of 3.50 or above |
| Juniors | GPA of 3.25 or above |
| Seniors | GPA of 3.00 or above |
| Graduate | GPA of 3.00 or above |
There is a lifetime membership fee of $20.00.
If you meet the above requirements, please email oxeucb@gmail.com to complete your membership.
To be in good standing with the society, we require that each member:
All members in good standing will receive a cord to wear at their graduation.
General OXE Questions: oxeucb@gmail.com
OXE national website
| President: Brian Welch | Email: brian.welch@colorado.edu |
| Vice President: Katie Vogel | Email: katie.vogel@colorado.edu |
| Treasurer: Kennan Cross | Email: kennan.cross@colorado.edu |
| Secretary: Brianne Braach | Email: braach@colorado.edu |
Society of Women EngineersThe Society of Women Engineers (SWE) is a non-profit organization for both students and professionals. To learn more about SWE, please visit their national website. If you are interested in becoming a member of the CU student chapter, please visit the CU SWE Home.
Biomedical Engineering SocietyOur mission is to introduce students to the profession of biomedical engineering, expand their knowledge of tools and techniques used in the field, and develop members’ leadership and professional qualities through a variety of technical projects, professional networking, and social events.
Learn more at the BMES CU student chapter website and the BMES national website.