The American Society of Civil Engineers is a professional society open to all civil engineering students. The American Society of Mechanical Engineers conducts a variety of design competitions, tours engineering firms, sponsors lectures, and sponsors educational and fun extra-curricular and social events. The Asian Engineering Society is a student group that strives to help students adjust to campus life and make the engineering experience more pleasant. The Society is dedicated to helping students academically, socially, and financially, and encouraging multi-cultural unity among students. The Association for Computing Machinery is a professional organization of CU students and faculty who are interested in issues surrounding computers and computer science.
Members attend bi-monthly meetings, host guest speakers, perform volunteer service, and take trips.
Before course registration time each semester, The Society sends its members a list of bio-engineering courses offered that term. The Society sponsors an annual fall picnic and spring ski trip. Established in 1904, the magazine is published three times a year and reaches more than 12,000 readers. Engineering and other students who share their writing, production, business management, and advertising talents continue to make Colorado Engineer a nationally-awarded magazine. The Engineering Ambassadors are a group of students aimed at promoting engineering and engineers outreach.