The EAB acts as the representative body between the students and the administration. The goal of the EAB is to increase fellowship among students of different engineering disciplines, and to unite them into a governmental body. Students of all disciplines are allowed to attend all EAB meetings, however only delegates and officers are permitted to vote. The Amateur Radio Society is a student organization dedicated to improving the skills of amateur radio operators and encouraging other students to become licensed in amateur radio. The Amateur Radio Society is open to any student that is interested in speaking with other Hams throughout the world and learning about communications and electronics.
Training is available for students who are interested in taking the licensing exam.
All members with an amateur radio license have access to our repeater and also to the autopatch function. We also participate in a number of community service projects including helping with the King Orange Bowl Parade and participating in emergency response field days. All engineering students are eligible to join. The magazine is published every Fall and Spring semester, and it is mailed to the Florida alumni, selected companies, and distributed to the student body. The Miami Engineer highlights activities of the college at both the student and faculty level.