Sixteen robotics club members pose with a robot in front of Dana Hall in Pullman, WA.

Student Clubs

Student groups and organizations provide community and a forum to share ideas. Participation in student clubs reinforces academic concepts and gives students a chance to be more immersed in the information. Club membership demonstrates active participation in a chosen field, and can help create friendships and provide future networking opportunities.

Join a Club

Join a student club and gain real-world experience while participating in a variety of activities, including competitions, field trips, and social events.

The School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science participates in the following:

Amateur Radio Club (Rho Epsilon or Ham Radio)

We are here because we would like to continue a tradition at WSU that has been going for almost 100 years. Ham Radio has always been about connecting the world together, and with the advent of the internet, learning about this essential form of communication has never been easier.

Association for Computing Machinery (ACM)

The Association for Computing Machinery is the WSU chapter of the national ACM society. The ACM is dedicated to preparing EECS majors for professional careers by hosting workshops, interview prep, and industry talk events. Annually, the ACM hosts the CrimsonCode Hackathon, the largest Hackathon put on at WSU Pullman with around 300 participants. 

Cougs in Space Club – CougSat

Cougs in Space is Washington State University’s first Cube Satellite club. Our mission is to launch our satellite, CougSat I, into space by April 2021 and plan to start on CougSat II this semester.We are WSU’s largest engineering club with over 120 members, and we welcome members of all backgrounds and experiences into our club to learn and help us accomplish our goals! Another core mission of our club is to train better engineers who know how to communicate and work with a large and diverse team to achieve a common goal, and to connect our members with internship and networking opportunities to further their potential career options after college.

Game Development Club

Our goal is to help guide all (inexperienced to well established) in the process of developing a game! We go over creating a project in various engines including Unity, Godot, and Construct3, as well as making video game art, music, and more.

Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (IEEE)

IEEE and its members inspire a global community through its highly-cited publications, conferences, technology standards, and professional and educational activities. IEEE WSU Student branch is a hub where students can explore in various social as well as technical activities which enables them to adapt to challenges ahead.

Linux Users Group (LUG)

This club exists to promote the visibility and use of Linux and other Free and Open Source software. We give away free Linux USBs and Open Source software USBs for other operating systems, help install Linux, and run mailing lists providing free Linux support. It can be a big jump to break away from proprietary software, so we’re here to help.

National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE)

The objective of NSBE – WSU is to; develop and implement programs that advances the Northwest Inland’s interest in the various engineering disciplines, Increase the number of minority students studying science or engineering at the Washington State University for both the undergraduate and graduate levels, and to take an active roll in the academic, ethical, and professional progress of the NSBE-WSU members.

RoboSub of the Palouse

We are a group of mechanical engineers, electrical engineers and computer scientists that design, build and compete with autonomous underwater vehicles. Our club has a focus in robotics and submersibles with specific work in computer vision, machine learning, 3D-printing, manufacturing, PCB design and autonomy among other areas. We are always looking for new members regardless of major, even if you would just like to swim with our submarine during testing sessions.

Robotics Club

The Robotics Club increases enthusiasm towards, and knowledge of, robotics by providing students with a hands-on and multi-disciplinary collaborative experience in designing, building, and programming robots. 

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