Applied Engineering, Safety & Technology Student Organizations

Students in the Department of Applied Engineering, Safety and Technology are encouraged to get involved with the eight student organizations hosted in Osburn Hall. Most of the organizations are open to general membership, with one being an invitation only international honorary fraternity.

Descriptions of each organization are listed below, along with the faculty sponsor's name and email link. A major emphasis area is listed for each of the organizations as well as a link to their homepages and event calendars.

AMERICAN SOCIETY OF SAFETY PROFESSIONALS (ASSP)

Advisor: Dr. Betty-Jo Bowers
Focus: OSEH
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UPDATE: Read about MU's ASSP Student Section Award Here.

MU has a national award-winning section of the ASSP. The program provides community service and extracurricular educational opportunities for its members. It has twice been named the national Student Section of the Year. Members have won numerous awards for outstanding papers submitted to professional journals, and past officers have been named as the Outstanding Student of the Year-a national award. MU's student section has been a leader in the development and promotion of the national Student Leadership Conference. All OSEH majors are encouraged to join and participate in this organization.

ASSP Student Member Resource Page

THE ASSOCIATION OF TECHNOLOGY, MANAGEMENT, AND APPLIED ENGINEERING

Lead Advisor: Dr. John Haughery
Co-advisor: Dr. John Wright
Focus: Engineering Design/Problem Solving, Leadership, and Professional Development
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The purpose of this organization shall be to: (1) encourage the professional and social development of members; (2) foster leadership in providing opportunities to serve in responsible positions; (3) provide for the infusion of knowledge from sources beyond university settings such as field trips, national conferences, an interaction with local industries; and (4) provide opportunities for the exchange of ideas, experiences, and friendship among members.

ATMAE Student Division Resource Page

CONSTRUCTION CLUB

Advisor: Dr. Len Litowitz
Focus: Construction Management
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The Construction Management (CM) club at Millersville University provides students with the opportunity to extend their classroom studies to the real world. Special events, fundraisers, and even national competitions are among some of the projects the CM Club is involved with. 

EPSILON PI TAU (EPT) - BETA PHI CHAPTER

Chapter Trustee: Dr. Len Litowitz
Focus: Honorary

Epsilon Pi Tau is an international honor society for education in technology. At Millersville, this includes not only Technology Education majors, but Industrial Technology and Occupational Safety and Environmental Health majors as well. Eligibility for this honor is determined through a screening process by the Department of Industry and Technology faculty and also by the executive committee members of our chapter. Qualifications: 3.25 GPA in major; 3.0 overall GPA; 6 courses completed in major; 60 credits completed overall.

Epsilon Pi Tau Online Community

Gamma Epsilon Tau - Omicron Chapter

Advisor: Dr. Mark Snyder
Focus: Graphic Communication.

Gamma Epsilon Tau is a national student organization for Graphic Communication. It is open to both men and women. The Omicron chapter is an honorary/service organization representing the Graphic Communication concentration in the Applied Engineering & Technology Management program in the Department of Applied Engineering, Safety & Technology at Millersville University.

MARAUDER GRAPHICS CLUB (MGC)

Advisor: Mrs. Donna Painter
Focus: Printing, Graphic Communication
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MGC is an organization for students interested in the printing and graphic communication industries. MGC sponsors many social and professional events, including tours of local printers and industry trade shows.

National Society of Black Engineers

Advisor: Dr. Jack Ogutu
Focus: Networking, Engineering, Community

The National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE) is one of the largest student-governed organizations based in the United States. NSBE, founded in 1975, supports and promotes the aspirations of collegiate and pre-collegiate students and technical professionals in engineering and technology.

With more than 600 chapters and more than 24,000 active members in the U.S. and abroad, NSBE’s mission is “to increase the number of culturally responsible black engineers who excel academically, succeed professionally and positively impact the community."

 NSBE Collegiate Membership Resource Page

 

 

 

 

SOCIETY OF MANUFACTURING ENGINEERS (SME)

Advisor: Dr. Alex Johnson
Focus: Manufacturing, Certification, Networking
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SME is a student organization which will help you gain access to resources that you will need to successfully complete your education and obtain the job you want in manufacturing. Benefits include the opportunity to take the Manufacturing Technologist Certification Exam before graduation at a reduced cost. The SME chapter system affords you valuable networking and mentoring opportunities with senior chapter members. Membership also includes a subscription to Manufacturing Engineering magazine which covers the latest technological developments and trends. The SME homepage allows you to explore job opportunities, participate in technical forums, and communicate with manufacturing students and professionals throughout the world. SME also offers a resume database service allowing you to post your resume into a system that is searched worldwide by companies seeking manufacturing professionals.

 SME Student Resource Page

TECHNOLOGY AND ENGINEERING EDUCATION COLLEGIATE ASSOCIATION @ MU (TEECA@MU)

Advisors: Dr. Len Litowitz, Dr. Sharon Brusic & Dr. Alex Johnson
Focus: Technology Education, Community Service
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TEECA@MU is an organization interested in providing students an opportunity to strengthen their teaching and technology skills. This is accomplished through interaction with the local schools, regional and national competitions, professional conference attendance, and other service activities. There are ample opportunities to develop leadership skills, engage in professional development, and build your expertise in preparation for your career.

TEECA Student Resource Page