Exhibits with Participating Student Organizations

Alpha Omega Epsilon is a professional and social sorority for female and underrepresented genders who are interested in STEM. 

Our student chapter of AIChE creates a community for Chemical Engineering students to network with real life chemical engineers and learn more about the chemical engineering industry. Additionally, our club creates a safe atmosphere for chemical engineering students to network and connect with their peers.

We aim to prepare the next generation of nuclear professionals to tackle the critical challenges of today and tomorrow. Through industry events, speaker series, and community outreach, we support each member’s journey to make impactful contributions in the field of nuclear science and engineering. 

ASABE is the student society for Biosystems Engineering. Biosystems engineering is a field of study that takes various elements of physics, chemistry, and biology and applies them to solve real world problems in agriculture and the environment. 

ASCE is where civil engineering goes beyond the classroom! We bring students together through hands-on competitions, professional networking, community service, social events, and leadership opportunities. Whether you want to build your resume, meet industry professionals, compete with your classmates, or just find your people in civil engineering, there is a place for you in ASCE. Come join us and get involved!  

A professional organization that supports mechanical engineers through industry standards, education, networking, and career development. ASME helps engineers connect with industry professionals, develop technical skills, and stay involved in the latest advancements in engineering. 

We are a student-led organization focused on academic success, pre-professional development, competition, and outreach in the field of Biomedical Engineering. Students of any major are welcomed at meetings and events. We organize tours of local biomedical facilities, academic and research lectures, professional development workshops, and volunteer opportunities within the Knoxville community. 

The Center for Advanced Materials and Manufacturing (CAMM) is a National Science Foundation Materials Research Science and Engineering Center at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, advancing interdisciplinary research in next-generation materials, quantum science, artificial intelligence, and materials for extreme environments. CAMM brings together faculty, students, and partners across disciplines to tackle complex materials challenges while preparing the next generation of scientists and engineers through cutting-edge research, collaboration, and hands-on learning. 

Operating within TCE, the Center for Transportation Research (CTR) advances mobility and traffic safety through research, education, and public outreach. For Engineers Day, CTR’s #GetConvinced booth uses hands-on tools like the UT Seatbelt Convincer crash simulator to demonstrate how transportation engineers apply physics, human factors, and biomechanics to protect human life. 

The Cook Grand Challenge Honors Program offers Tickle College of Engineering students the opportunity to grow beyond the classroom through undergraduate research, service-learning/community engagement, professional development, and global experiences. Students build meaningful connections, gain hands-on experience, and prepare to make an impact as future engineers. 

Applied Engineering programs equip students with the theoretical and practical skills needed to meet the challenges of modern industry by offering undergraduate degree programs in manufacturing, software engineering, aerospace, and energy conversion & storage plus graduate degrees in fire protection engineering as well as reliability and maintainability. 

Biomedical Engineering program blends engineering fundamentals with hands-on experience in biology, medicine, and technology to prepare students to tackle real-world healthcare challenges. From developing cutting-edge medical devices to advancing biomaterials and diagnostics, our students gain the skills to address some of the most pressing challenges in human health. 

The Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering leads research for both traditional chemical and energy industries as well as new areas of application and innovation, such as biotechnology, pharmaceuticals, advanced materials, and sustainable energy. 

EECS is the largest department in the Tickle College of Engineering, with over 62 world-class faculty members dedicated to teaching and helping students build the technical and communication skills needed for successful careers. The department offers BS, MS, and PhD degrees in computer science, computer engineering, and electrical engineering, supported by a rigorous and flexible curriculum that aligns with students’ interests and career goals.

At the Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering (ISE), our team of world-class faculty and researchers provide students with an exemplary education focusing on optimizing systems and processes for efficiency, productivity, and quality across a wide range of industries. Whether you’re wanting to revolutionize the transportation systems, become an expert in supply chain networks, or enhance healthcare technology, ISE offers students the tools and resources they need to create a better future.

At the Department of Materials Science and Engineering, we stay on the leading edge of technology through the development of new materials and the improvement of existing materials for applications in all engineering fields. Our undergraduate program focuses on the study of design, mechanics, chemistry, physics, and mathematics, and stresses “hands-on” learning through laboratory classes that introduce students to advanced processing and testing techniques while they work toward synthesizing and evaluating the performance of materials. 

The Dwight Hutchins Dwight Hutchins Expanding Access to Engineering Program supports recruitment, retention, and graduate school preparation of historically underrepresented populations including pre-college, undergraduate, and graduate students.

The First-Year Design Studio and Woodshop provide hands-on learning spaces where first-year engineering students can turn ideas into physical projects. These spaces support the Engineering Fundamentals Program by giving students opportunities to design, build, test, and refine solutions while developing practical skills that complement classroom learning. 

Engineering Outreach Ambassadors focus on STEAM Outreach to local K-12 schools and after-school programs. 

The Engineering Professional Practice (EPP) program helps students secure paid co-op and internship placements with hundreds of partner employers. Through tailored resume guidance, professional resources, and expo preparation, EPP empowers engineering students at all academic levels to succeed. 

We are a student led organization that undergoes projects locally and internationally to help communities meet their basic needs. Our chapter is currently working with a local community garden to build an irrigation system as well as collaborating with the Salt Lake City Professional Chapter to build a water access pipeline for a community in Rwanda. Engineers Without Borders is a non-profit, student led organization that works to solve humanitarian problems globally with applicable engineering solutions. 

The Fibers and Composites Manufacturing Facility (FCMF) at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, focuses on comprehensive research and development to prototyping of advanced fiber reinforced plastics and composites. The core competency of the FCMF is in product and process development, characterization, modeling & simulation, nondestructive evaluation of advanced thermoset and thermoplastic composites.

Hack4Impact UTK is a student-run 501(c)(3) organization that develops free, custom software for local non-profit groups. By joining, student developers, designers, and managers gain hands-on technical experience while creating real-world digital tools for the community 

Technical institute primarily for the majors of electrical engineering, computer engineering, and computer science. 

The Institute of Industrial and Systems Engineers at UTK is a student-led collegiate chapter aiming to promote the knowledge, networking, and development of students in ISE. 

UTK ITE is the University of Tennessee student chapter of the Institute of Transportation Engineers (ITE)—A Community of Transportation Professionals. The organization works to improve mobility and safety for all transportation system users, helping to build smart and livable communities. 

We are a resource and support office designed to help you build your community within engineering. We create opportunities for students to connect, grow, and thrive both within engineering and beyond. 

The Kao Innovation & Collaboration Studio is designed to provide a supportive environment where you can develop the skills and acquire the resources needed to turn your ideas into reality. 

Student chapter of the international Material Advantage organization, providing memberships to the top 4 material societies. We focus on professional, educational, and social events as well as send undergraduates to compete and present at conferences. 

MRS is a student organization based in the Department of Materials Science and Engineering (MSE) focused on professional development for students studying materials and community outreach and education about the importance of materials science 

The University of Tennessee, Knoxville chapter of the National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE) is a student-led organization dedicated to increasing the number of culturally responsible engineers who excel academically, succeed professionally, and positively impact the community. Our chapter provides members with professional development, networking, and mentorship opportunities throughout their academic journey. 

The Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers (SHPE) at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville is dedicated to empowering Hispanic students in STEM through professional development, academic support, community outreach, and networking opportunities. SHPE creates a supportive community that helps students grow as future engineers and leaders. 

Society of Manufacturing Engineers is focused on providing technical workshop events to improve skills outside of the classroom, volunteering work with local high schools, participation in national manufacturing competitions, scholarship opportunities, site visits to local manufacturing facilities, guest speakers, professional and social events to the engineering student body. We focus on giving students the technical growth and development they need as they transition into industry.

An organization dedicated to empower women to achieve full potential in careers as engineers and leaders, expand the image of the engineering and technology professions as a positive force in improving the quality of life and demonstrate the value of diversity.

The Student Space Technology Association (SSTA) empowers students to design, build, and advance cutting-edge aerospace technologies through hands-on research, multidisciplinary engineering, and industry collaboration. We develop the next generation of leaders, innovators, and explorers by pushing the boundaries of collegiate spaceflight, hypersonics, robotics, and emerging space systems. 

Systers is an organization designed to recruit, retain, and mentor women in EECS (electrical engineering, computer engineering, computer science). We’re dedicated to giving women the opportunity to thrive! 

Tau Beta Pi is the only engineering honor society representing the entire engineering profession. It is the nation’s second-oldest honor society, founded at Lehigh University in 1885 to mark in a fitting manner those who have conferred honor upon their Alma Mater by distinguished scholarship and exemplary character as students in engineering, or by their attainments as alumni in the field of engineering, and to foster a spirit of liberal culture in engineering colleges.

Tennessee Baja Racing is a design team competing in the Society of Automotive Engineers Baja racing series. The team designs, builds, and races a custom off-road vehicle from our workshop on campus. 

The Tennessee Water Resources Research Center (TNWRRC) cooperates with government agencies, private-sector nonprofit organizations, and the public to identify key water issues facing Tennessee and the region. TNWRRC facilitates research at universities and colleges throughout the region; promotes and provides technical assistance, education, and training relevant to water-resources issues; and serves as an information clearinghouse for federal, state, and local government agencies that oversee water-related problems. 

The Maker’s Club focuses on using the engineering process to design, create, and present projects from members, other clubs and departments, and other institutions. With a heavy focus on woodworking skills, other areas of expertise include electronics, CAD/CAM, and 3D Modeling. 

The Engineering Advising Office provides excellent academic program planning services to undergraduate students in the Tickle College of Engineering. Advisors help undergraduate students explore their goals and plan coursework and activities to achieve those goals, whether personal, professional, or extracurricular.  

Inspires K-12 students to explore engineering, guides high school and transfer students through the admissions process, and provides continuous support to all Tickle College of Engineering students through mentorship, class-based study support, and other transformative academic experiences. 

UTK esports is a video game community for both casual and competitive players. We compete in national leagues for a wide array of game titles.