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The support you need
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Many students don't succeed in their pursuit of an
engineering degree because they go the "lone ranger" route.
For that matter, engineering graduates may find it difficult
to excel in their new careers without support.
If you want to enhance your success, become part of an
academic community. Take advantage of the services and
support offered by chapters of national student organizations
on your campus. After you graduate, use the power of mentorship
to enhance your success.
»» See the list of societies
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Engineering Societies
Here is our list:
- American Indian Science and Engineering Society
(AISES)
- The National Consortium for Graduate Degrees For
Minorities in Engineering and Science
(GEM)
- The National Society of Black Engineers
(NSBE)
- The Society for the Advancement of Chicano and
Native American Scientists
(SACNAS)
- The Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers
(SHPE)
- The Society of Mexican American Engineers and
Scientists
(MAES)
All of these groups - along with NACME and four other
national organizations - are members of
NCOURAGES
(The National Coalition of Underrepresented Racial and
Ethnic Advocacy Groups in Engineering and Science).
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