The #NebEngineering chapter of Tau Beta Pi welcomed a new class of initiates during a ceremony last week. Congrats to all involved. pic.twitter.com/z8lYYT0hRq
— Nebraska Engineering (@NebEngineering) December 10, 2018
What we do at Nebraska Alpha...
- Hold regular meetings
- Recognition awards:
• Tau Beta Pi Distinguished Teaching Award
• O.J. Ferguson Overall Outstanding Senior Award - Volunteering activities include:
• Pershing Elementary After-School STEM Club
• NEST Tutoring
• Local Park Cleanup
• Mathcounts - Competition at E-Week
- Professional Development activities include:
• Tau Beta Pi Career Fair
• Regional and national conventions
Tau Beta Pi Faculty Members
- Clarence Waters
- Lily Wang
- David Yuill
- Philip Barutha
- Jay Puckett
- David Jones - Department Chair
- Deepak Keshwani
- Martin Derrel
- Michael Kocher
- Jennifer Keshwani
- Rebecca Wachs
- Curtis Tomasevicz
- Shannon Bartelt-Hunt - Department Chair
- Richard Wood
- Joshua Steelman
- Dan Linzell
- Bruce Dvorak
- Ron Faller
- Christopher Cornelius
- Neal Lewis
- Leen-Kiat Soh
- Alisa Gilmore
- Christopher Bohn
- Lance Perez - Dean of the College of Eningeering
- Sohrab Asgarpoor - Associate Dean for Undergraduate Programs
- Jerry L. Hudgins - Department Chair
- Dennis Alexander
- A. John Boye
- Fred Choobineh
- Michael Hoffman
- David McCreight
- Jena Asgarpoor
- Jeffrey Shield - Department Chair
- Shane Farritor
- Keegan Moore
- K.P. Rajurkar
- Karen Stelling
- Kevin Cole
Architectural Engineering
Biological Systems Engineering
Civil Engineering
Chemical Engineering
Computer Science & Engineering
Electrical Engineering
Engineering Management
Mechanical Engineering
Eligibility Requirements
Undergraduate Students | You must be in the top 1/8 of your junior class or top 1/5 of your senior class. |
Graduate Students | You must be in the top 1/5 of your class or obtain a letter of recommendation from your primary academic adviser. In either case, you must have completed at least 50% of your coursework including research. |
Alumni | You must have graduated in the top 1/5 of your class. This applies even if your school did not have a chapter at the time you graduated. |
Practicing Engineers | You must have achieved eminence in engineering as determined by Headquarters. If you graduated from a recognized engineering college, you must have practiced engineering for at least 10 years. If you graduated from a non-recognized engineering colleges or do not hold an engineering degree, you must have practiced engineering for at least 15 years. Candidates are usually recommended by members who know them. |