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Engineering Student Organization Engineering Affiliated Student Organizations Serves Undergraduate Students Serves Graduate Students Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated X Alpha Nu Sigma - NERS Honor Society XX Alpha Pi Mu - Industrial Engineering Honor Society XX Alpha Sigma Mu - MS&E Honor Society XX American Chemical Society Polymer Division- Student Chapter XX American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics XX American Institute of Chemical Engineers XX American Meteorological Society XX American Nuclear Society Student Chapter at the University of Michigan XX American Society for Engineering Education Student Chapter at the University of Michigan XX American Society of Civil Engineers XX American Society of Mechanical Engineers XX AOSS Graduate and Undergraduate Student Organization XX ArborHacks X Beta Mu Epsilon X Biomedical Engineering Graduate Student Council X Biomedical Engineering Society XX BLUElab X Blueprint X Chemical Engineering Graduate Society X Code-M X Common Reading Experience Student Advisory Board X Computer Science and Engineering Graduate Student Organization X Cost Assistance for Resilient Engineers X CS KickStart X Engineering Global Leadership Honors Program X Engineering Honors Student Advisory Board X Engineering Student Government X Ensemble of Computer Science and Engineering Ladies XX Environmental Engineering Student Association XX Epeians XX Eta Kappa Nu XX Females Excelling More in Math, Engineering, and Science XX FIRST Alumni and Mentors Network at Michigan X Food Industry Student Association X X Genes in Diseases and Symptoms X Girls in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science XX Graduate Employees' Organization X Graduate Rackham International X Graduate Society of Women Engineers X GrEENPEAS X Human Factors & Ergonomics Society XX Human Powered Submarine Team X INFORMS at the University of Michigan X Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers - Association for Computing Machinery XX Institute of Industrial & System Engineers XX Institute of Nuclear Materials Management at the University of Michigan X Intelligent Ground Vehicle Team X Korean-American Scientists and Engineers Association XX M-Fly X MACH X MECC Consulting Group X Mechanical Engineering Graduate Council X Michigan Aeronautical Science Association XX Michigan Applied Robotics Group X Michigan Autonomous Aerial Vehicles X Michigan Aviators X Michigan Concrete Canoe Team X Michigan Emissary Group X Michigan Health Engineered for All Lives XX Michigan Hybrid Racing (MHybrid) X Michigan Hyperloop X Michigan Jet Engine Team X Michigan Mars Rover Team X Michigan Materials Society XX Michigan Process Equipment Design and Demonstration X Michigan Transportation Student Organization X MIoT X Movement of Under-Represented Sister in Engineering and Science X MPowered Entrepreneurship X National Society of Black Engineers XX Out in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics XX Phi Sigma Rho XX Phoenix Helio Powered Helicopter X Pi Tau Sigma - ME Honor Society XX Project Music X Redefining Innovation in Medical Engineering X Robotics Graduate Student Council X SAE Baja Racing X SAE Formula Car Team X Scientific Computing Student Club XX Seven Mile Music X Sigma Gamma Tau XX SJTU Student & Alumni Association X Society for Biomaterials X Society of Asian Scientists and Engineers XX Society of Global Engineers X Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers X Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers - Graduate X Society of Minority Engineers and Scientist - Graduate Component X Society of Women Engineers X SPARK Electric Racing X Strength Augmenting Robotic Exoskeletons X Student Space System Fabrication Laboratory X Students for Exploration and Development of Space X Tau Beta Pi (TBP) - Honor Society for all Engineering Students XX Theme Park Engineering Group at the University of Michigan X Theta Tau Professional Engineering Fraternity XX Sigma Gamma Tau X UM::Autonomy X University of Michigan Amateur Radio Club X X University of Michigan Solar Car Team X University of Michigan Steel Bridge Team X Women in Aeronautics and Astronautics XX.
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