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.
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Tau Beta Pi
Biography
Honor Society: Tau Beta Pi honors top engineering students and alumni for scholarship and character, offering leadership development, lifelong involvement, and a strong community across all engineering disciplines.
Website: https://uftbp.com/
President: Joseph Hill
Email: joseph.hill@ufl.edu
Organization email: fl.alpha@tbp.org
Faculty Advisor: Dr. Mike Griffis
Email: mwg@ufl.edu
#Service #Integrity #Excellence
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tbpfla/
Discord/Slack:
Types of Events: Peer Mentorship, Social, Workshops, Presentations by Engineering Companies, Design Build, Volunteer.
Location: Weil 278
Company Sponsors:
Membership: As the only academic honor society that confers recognition on eligible individuals from all engineering disciplines, Tau Beta Pi: Recognizes those who have conferred honor upon their Alma Maters by distinguished scholarship and exemplary character as students in engineering, or by their attainments as alumni in the field of engineering. Provides leadership and professional development training for engineering students and alumni members. Promotes lifelong alumnus member involvement and cultivates a community of dedicated high achievers.
Open to all engineering majors, in-person and EDGE, who are evaluated by HWCOE at the beginning of the fall or spring semester to be a Junior with a GPA in the top 1/8th of their class, a senior in the top 1/5th of their class, or a graduate student (7EG-9EG) in the top 1/5th of their class. There is no application process. Instead, if you are eligible to become a candidate, you will receive a letter and a UFL email informing you of this.