Mission

The University of Michigan's Chapter of Chi Epsilon was founded in 1949. Today, the group has over 1300 members, of which 35 are current students. Our chapter participates in volunteer work around Ann Arbor and strives to be an active group within the University of Michigan College of Engineering.

Activities

Giving back to the community is a key goal for Chi Epsilon at the University of Michigan. From the biannual group event, Invasive Species Removal, to our members participating in DAPCEP, Chi Epsilon strives to participate in numerous voluneer activities. Other notable activities include volunteering in the annual ASCE Career Fair at the University of Michigan and occasional tutoring for fellow CEE students. Our Chapter actively arranges social activitie as well. Each semester, we host a bowling night. This event is always a lot of fun and allows our members to enjoy some free bowling while interacting outside of the CEE department. Other social events include eating at The Original Cottage Inn Restaurant in Ann Arbor after each of the informal initiation ceremonies. Just recently, our Chapter has began hosting a CEE Potluck Social each semester. Students, faculty, and alumni are all welcome to attend the potluck and enjoy all the delicious food. The event has been extremely successful and we look forward to continuing the tradition for years to come.

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