List of Student Organizations

The complete list of ALL 1,000+ UF student organizations can be found on the GatorConnect page. Students join organizations and design teams to gain experience, join a community of peers working towards a common goal, and build their social and professional networks. It’s up to you to decide which organizations and how many organizations to join! Since you are an engineering student, it is encouraged that you join at least one engineering-related organization. The quality of your involvement (depth of contributions and long-term commitment) is valued more than quantity.

You can see department-sponsored and College-sponsored organizations by using the category filter feature found at the top left. You can also search for a particular word using the search bar at the top right. This list of engineering-related organizations has been carefully created by the HWCOE Center for Experiential Learning.

Photo of American Concrete Institute at the University of Florida

American Concrete Institute at the University of Florida

Biography

Professional Organization: To further education and technical practice, scientific investigation, and research by organizing the efforts of its members for a nonprofit, public service in gathering, correlating, and disseminating information for the improvement of the design, construction, manufacture, use, and maintenance of concrete products and structures

Website:

President: Noah Breder
Email: noah.breder@ufl.edu

Org Email: uflaci@gmail.com

Faculty Advisor: Dr. Christopher Ferraro
Email: ferraro@ce.ufl.edu

Hashtag: #concrete, #concretematerials, #concretemixer

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/uf_aci/

Discord/Slack:

Types of Events: Workshops, Design Competitions, Industry Certification, Networking.

Location:

Company Sponsors: Terracon, FPCA, BNI Engineers, ACI First Coast

Grants:

Mission: Organization is open to any major but we are focused on the material concrete, which tends towards civil, environmental, and materials engineering, and construction. All years are welcome to join simply by attending meetings.