ESUC members can also participate in elections and run for office. TechComm stands for Technical Committee. TechComms are groups contained within ESUC that are organized to further a common interest in an aspect of engineering. Most of the TechComms are affiliates of national engineering organizations. The TechComms have activities such as speakers on new developments in their respective fields, field trips to industrial and governmental firms in the area, and participation in regional and national meetings and conventions of the affiliate society.
Members thus have the opportunity of observing engineering practice and of making valuable contacts.
Any ESUC student member can run for office. To find out more about the offices of the Engineering Society, check out the ESUC Constitution and Bylaws. Officers usually meet either once every week, or once every other week alternating between TechComm meetings. Officer meetings are generally to plan and operate the organization. A few times a quarter, we have General meetings where all ESUC members are encouraged to come and discuss and plan issues and events.