Chi Epsilon, the only National Civil Engineering Honor
Society, recognizes the outstanding achievement of the individual
student and promotes development of characteristics deemed fundamental
to the pursuit of a successful engineering career.
The Virginia Tech chapter is part of an expanding
network of 129 chapters formed since the organization was founded at
the University of Illinois in 1922. There are currently 96,368
initiated members. The Virginia Tech chapter is the 18th chapter,
formed in 1941. Membership into Chi Epsilon is a mark of excellence
readily recognized by others, including future employers. It conveys
both an honor and an obligation, since chapter duties include
completing service projects for the Via Department of Civil &
Environmental Engineering and the community.
Virginia Tech Chi Epsilon Faculty:
Imad L. Al-Qadi
Richard Barker
Thomas Cousins
William Cox
Jim Coffey
Andrea Dietrich
Mike Duncan
Randy Dymond
|
Sam Easterling
George Filz
Dan Gallagher
David Kibler
Raymond Plaut
Siegfried M. Holzer
Nancy Love
|
Jimmy Martin
Cristopher Moen
Victoria Mouas
Thomas Murray
Richard Walker
William Knocke
(Chapter Advisor) |
Requirements for Eligibility:
Completion of 1/2 coursework for a bachelor's degree or one semester of graduate school
Achievement of rank in the top 1/3 percentile in your respective class
Fulfillment of pledge requirements, including service project and initiation ceremony
Payment of lifetime membership fee
Activities Conducted by Our Chapter Include:
Pledge Week
CEE Department T-Shirt Sales
Adopt-A-Spot Service Project
Chi Epsilon Socials
Initiation Ceremonies
For further information, please see the national organization's page on the history of Chi Epsilon.
|
