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Find academic support, connect with faculty and fellow students, collaborate on projects. Student clubs and organizations provide a variety of opportunities – and, they’re fun!

Our students have many options to get involved in extracurricular activities. Click on a student organization’s name below to learn more about their area of focus and activities. Each of the organizations focus on activities in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics.

These organizations’ club-related activities, research, and projects are financed by the STEM Interclub Student Council Fund, which is generously supported by alumni and friends of the College. Click here to donate: STEM Interclub Student Council Fund

 

Don’t see your club or want to start a club? Contact jcarrothers@ewu.edu or visit the ASEWU office.

STEM Student Organizations

Catalyst Building hosts a 4D lab! Come learn about materials, design, and network!

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Advisor: Kirk Reinkens kreinkens@ewu.edu

This program seeks to increase the number of women and diverse students graduating and entering engineering, technology, computer science, and data science careers. CSTEM will provide mentoring, scholarships, leadership, and career development to empower students who contribute to making these professions more inclusive.

Advisor: Jackie Coomes, PhD (jcoomes@ewu.edu)

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The Aerospace Club exists to inspire interest in aerospace and its many connected industries.

Advisor: Kevin Chumbley ()

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The objectives of the EWU Chemistry Club are to provide opportunities for students of science to be better acquainted, to secure the intellectual stimulation that arises from professional association, to obtain experience in preparing and presenting technical material before chemical and other audiences, to foster a professional spirit among the members, and to instill a professional pride in science. 

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Website: https://eaglesync.ewu.edu/acs/

This club is for students who are interested in mechanical engineering or mechanical engineering technology. We hold annual competitions for engineering projects such as trebuchets, egg drops, bridge bash, and rocket launches. We hold frequent industry tours as a way for members to make connections and learn about professional engineering. 

Advisor: Jason Durfee, PhD (jdurfee@ewu.edu) 

Website: https://eaglesync.ewu.edu/asme/

EWU ACM is the primary computer science club on campus. We focus on bringing students together to learn more about computer science topics, volunteer with the local community, and network with industry professionals. If you are interested in computing type activities, please come check us out!

Advisor: Stu Steiner, PhD (ssteiner@ewu.edu) 

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The Biological Student Organization provides a positive learning environment and support system for undergraduate students interested in pursuing a biology degree at EWU. The general purpose is to build a community such that students can support and learn from each other while navigating the biology curriculum and college in general.

Advisor: Luis Matos, PhD (lmatos@ewu.edu) 

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The Biology Graduate Student Organization (BGSO) is an organization focused on increasing interactions amongst graduate students in the Biology Department. The BGSO participates in university club activities as well as weekly meetings. The weekly meetings consist of individual thesis updates, study sessions, announcements for Biology Department events, and collaboration. The BGSO is open to all biology graduate students. 

Advisor: Jeni Walke, PhD (jwalke@ewu.edu) 

Website:  https://eaglesync.ewu.edu/bgso/

The Cybersecurity Club’s goal is to educate students about cybersecurity threats. The club will demonstrate scenarios designed to protect networks, computers, programs, and data from attack, damage, or unauthorized access. Cybersecurity areas that we will do practice labs to demo cybersecurity concepts will be: network security / application security / information security.

Advisor: Stu Steiner, PhD (ssteiner@ewu.edu) 

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Initiating Fall 2024, the College of STEM will host sessions for club and student collaboration, professional development, and input to the college.

For more information, contact Janae Carrothers / jcarrothers@ewu.edu / CEB319A

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Why a Student Senate?

  • Encompasses student leadership and experiences to impact clubs, organizations, professional networking, skills, and College programming and decisions.
  • Assist in management and decisions of philanthropic CSTEM student funding.
  • Review and impact policies and procedures surrounding CSTEM students.
  • Work to grow student engagement and sense of purpose at EWU.
  • You are attending school for a reason! It is not meant to be an isolated journey, although it can sure feel like that.
  • Why did you go to college? What is missing and what can be done about it?
  • Clubs can help you meet people. Be a community. Learn. Gain hirable and transferable skills. Help you form the career you are seeking.
  • National organizations get you benefits of events, networking, and professional development.

 

ECOeagles is a sustainability-oriented organization open to all EWU students and faculty. Our community provides a unique chance to delve into familiar and novel sustainability issues. Its focus runs the gamut of environmentally related topics, which shifts based on member’s interests. We welcome fresh perspectives and are always open to new opportunities, so please reach out and join us at our next meeting to contribute to our sustainable future. We are looking forward to seeing you soon!

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The objectives of the Forensic Science Club shall be to provide an opportunity for students of forensic science to connect with one another, develop skills in preparing and presenting forensic-related material to both scientific and general audiences, promote a professional spirit and ethical conduct among the members, and cultivate a sense of professional pride in forensic science within the members and the broader community.

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Advisor: Benjamin Lundgren (blundgre@ewu.edu)

The Geosciences Club allows the college community to engage in geoscience-related events and activities, outreach opportunities, and connect with others interested in geological sciences.

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Website: https://eaglesync.ewu.edu/geosci/

MISSION

The Google Developer Group at Eastern Washington University (GDG@EWU) is dedicated to fostering a vibrant community of developers, technology enthusiasts, and learners. By bridging the gap between theory and practice, we aim to empower students to explore and develop their technical skills through hands-on learning, collaborative projects, and events. We promote continuous learning, inclusivity, and innovation, preparing members to solve real-world problems with technology.

 

MEMBERSHIP BENEFITS

Gain hands-on experience with Google’s developer tools and products.
Participate in workshops and hackathons to enhance technical skills in web development, mobile app development, cloud computing, machine learning, and more.
Collaborate with peers from various disciplines on real-world projects.
Network with industry professionals and potential employers.
Access to a supportive and inclusive community where members from all majors and backgrounds are welcomed.
Opportunity to participate in coding challenges, study groups, and mentorship programs.

 

GOALS

Host workshops focused on industry-relevant technologies and Google’s developer tools to enhance technical skills.
Organize an annual hackathon to encourage creativity, teamwork, and problem-solving.
Foster a diverse and inclusive community by welcoming students from all majors and backgrounds.
Promote continuous learning by offering a variety of resources, coding challenges, and collaborative projects.
Build partnerships with local and global organizations to provide networking opportunities and mentorship for members.

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Advisor: Sanmeet Kaur (skaur20@ewu.edu)

IEEE is an international organization that connects students, professionals and general enthusiasts who share a passion for electrical engineering and computer science. Within this student chapter, the goal is to build upon the classroom experience. Through projects, tutorials and talks from local professionals, we hope to provide students with resources and skills that they can utilize to succeed, not only at EWU, but also as they enter the workforce. Open to all EWU students! If you are looking for something less committal such as being a consultant on a project telling us where our IoT projects cybersecurity flaws are, helping us with mechanical design, etc. Please leave Cody your contact info and subjects you can consult on.

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Advisor: Michael Meyer (mmeyer24@ewu.edu)

The Math Education Club is an organization for anyone who is majoring in Math Education, Mathematics, considering a math major, in the Education program, involved with STEM, or just loves math. MEC’ provides a place for students to hangout, make friends, seek peer support on math related homework, and provides opportunities to attend STEM-related activities.

Advisor: Carlos Castillo-Garsow, PhD (ccastillogarsow@ewu.edu) 

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Motorsports is a club (SAE Baja focused) for those interested in designing, building, modifying, and driving any sort of vehicle.

Advisor: Kyle Larsen, PhD ()

Website: https://eaglesync.ewu.edu/motorsports/

The Pre-Med Pre-Dent Society is a community of students brought together by their passion for understanding the adaptive and vast world of science and contributing to the betterment of the welfare of people around them. Students will learn professional development skills such as interviewing, networking, and personal statement writing, as well as gathering resources for volunteering, job shadowing, and navigating the post-baccalaureate professional school application processes. Members will join a support network of like-minded students, faculty, and community members to guide them in this process.

Advisor: Jason Ashley, PhD (jashley6@ewu.edu) 

Website: https://eaglesync.ewu.edu/pmpds/

QSTEM offers a safe space for 2SLGBTQ+ individuals in STEM to connect and support one another in a field that has high rates of queer exclusion and discrimination. Through strengthening 2SLGBTQ+ connections in STEM, we wish to provide a space to both validate and empower intersectional queer experiences along with working toward changing current cishet norms that remain in STEM.

Advisor: Lauren Stachowiak, PhD () and Kai Valentine (kvalentine1@ewu.edu)

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Our primary goal is to serve all EWU students interested in math by fostering community engagement, holding events, and carrying out initiatives that improve the student experience. By connecting you with industry experts and employment / networking opportunities, we want to help you succeed in your post-college career.

Advisor: Viktoria Taroudaki, PhD (vtaroudaki@ewu.edu)

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STEMAS is a club designed for STEM majors who are looking for a medium where they can interact with other STEM majors, post statuses / memes, and get advice for classes – especially as students apply for graduate, medical, nursing, and engineering schools. Students will also be encouraged to seek out advice regarding post baccalaureate programs, job shadowing, volunteer options, and questions regarding the standardized tests that are required in order for them to matriculate into their desired programs (MCAT, PCAT, NCLEX, GRE, DAT, etc.) STEMAS was founded on the premise that students need a way to quickly interact with each other as their academic journeys progress. STEMAS will continue to facilitate this and strive for a higher standard of student interaction, while focusing its efforts on the advancement of STEM-related coursework.

Advisor: Charles Herr, PhD (cherr@ewu.edu)  

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STEM Interclub Student Council Fund Application

Student organizations may use this form to request funding from the College of STEM Dean's Office for STEM-related activities, research, or projects.

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