Professional Societies

Chemical and Biomedical Engineering

Undergraduate students in the Department of Chemical and Biomedical Engineering at the University of Wyoming have the opportunity to get involved in several professional societies that enhance academic, professional, and leadership development. These organizations connect students with peers, faculty, and industry professionals, and provide valuable experiences outside the classroom. Getting involved with these societies is a great way for students to enhance their education, explore career pathways, and build lasting professional relationships. All Chemical and Biomedical Engineering undergraduates are encouraged to participate and take full advantage of these enriching opportunities.

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American Institute of Chemical Engineers (AIChE)

The AIChE student chapter provides opportunities to attend hands-on workshops, networking events, guest lectures, plant tours, and participation in regional and national conferences. Members gain insight into real-world applications of chemical engineering and build strong professional connections.

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American Nuclear Society (ANS)

The ANS student section at the University of Wyoming promotes and advances the knowledge of nuclear energy and other nuclear related fields among students, faculty, and the community.

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Tau Beta Pi (Engineering Honor Society)

Tau Beta Pi is the premier honor society for engineering students, recongizing academic excellence and leadership. Membership is by invitation to top-performing students and provides access to service projects, professional development workshops, and a national network of engineering leaders.

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