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American Society of Civil Engineers
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The ACSE is designed to develop leadership, advance technology, advocate
lifelong learning and promote the advancement of civil engineering. |
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American Society of Mechanical Engineers
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ASME is the student chapter of a 120,000 member international professional
society focused on technical, educational and research issues of the engineering
and technology community. |
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Beta
Beta Beta is a national collegiate honor soceity recognizing achievement
in the biological sciences. This organization is dedicated to promoting
involvement in research, particularly at the undergraduate level. Regular
membership requires a 3.0 GPA and completion of one year of biology coursework.
However, any interested student who does not meet these criteria may join
as an associate member. Our chapter meets biweekly and most meetings include
guest speakers. |
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The CM Guild serves as a professional link to the construction industry.
The CM Guild is a recognized student chapter of the Associated General
Contractors of America, the National Association of Home Builders and
the Georgia Utility Contractors Association. |
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Eagle
Motorsports |
Eagle
Motorsports i san SGA-sponsored club devoted to all aspects of motor sports
competition. Students sponsor car shows and racing teams. Club members
typpically focus on a racing capstone project that utilizes students'
technical skills -- in 2003 Eagle Motorsports club members participated
in the Formula SAE competition in Pontiac, Michigan. |
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Evolution
& Ecology Discussion Group |
The
discussion group promotes lively dialog among faculty, students, and staff
about current research in the fields of evolution, ecology adn behavior. |
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GeoClub's mission is to inform its members of local, national and worldwide
environmental issues. Discussion, trips and volunteer activities are centered
on the geological and geographical aspects of today's world. If you like
the outdoors and want to travel (near or far) to discover some of the
most fascinating sites on Earth, then join GeoClub! |
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The IEEE facilitates contact among students and professional engineers.
The IEEE promotess the engineering process of creating, developing, integrating,
sharing and applying knowledge about electro and information technologies
and sciences for the benefit of humanity and the profession. |
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The MAA Student Chapter is designed to encourage students to continue
study in the mathematical sciences. It provides opportunities to meet
with other students interested in mathematics and to interact with prominent
mathematicians at state, regional and national meetings. Student Chapter
members need not be mathematics majors; we seek to offer all students
interested in exploring mathematics outside of the regular classroom a
chance to challenge their intellect and learn more about the role of mathematics
in our world. |
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Parasitology
Club |
The
club meets weekly for informal discussions concerned with host-parasite
ineractions. Discussions center on research articles, proposed or in-progress
research projects, and reviews of parasite-related topics. Participants
also use the club meetings to practice upcoming presentations at scientific
meetings. Topics include, but are not limited to, the basic biology, ecology,
epidemiology, evolution, systematics, physiology, behavior and relevance
of eukaryotic endoparasites, ectoparasites, bacteria and viruses. |
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The mission of the student chapter of the Society of Manufacturing Engineers
at GSU is to enhance student education, to provide an interface between
students and industry, and to increase students' marketability in the
workplace. |
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SWE
strives to serve as a driving force to establish engineering as a highly
desirable career aspiration for women. SWE empowers women to succeed and
advance in those aspirations, and to be recognized for their contributions
both as engineers and as leaders. |
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The
GSU Student Affiliates chapter of the ACS was founded to promote the field
of chemistry, to participate in civic and university events, and to provide
the public with knowledge of the chemical sciences. Any student studying
chemistry, biochemistry, or another science at Georgia Southern University
is eligible to join. |
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Alliance for a Green Earth |
SAGE's mission is to improve environmental awareness and responsibility
by actively advocating for current environmental issues. |
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| Allen E. Paulson
College of Science and Technology P. O. Box 8044 Statesboro, GA 30460-8044 Telephone: (912)478-5111 Fax: (912)478-0836 Email: aepcost@georgiasouthern.edu |
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