How to Join

UND American Society of Mechanical Engineers

Who we are:  The UND ASME chapter is a group of students ranging from the Freshman to Graduate level.  As a student chapter, we focus on exposing members to industry and career opportunities, providing the latest in engineering news and technology through ASME membership, and having fun!  The following highlights benefits provided to you as a UND ASME member.

Industry exposure and Career Opportunities:

Meetings: ASME meetings normally revolve around a guest speaker that has industry experience in engineering.  This is a great opportunity to network and learn about life as an engineer (plus FREE PIZZA is always a bonus!)

Tours:  ASME will setup periodical plant tours to local and surrounding engineering related companies.  This is a great first-hand experience of the equipment, processes, and technology in an engineering environment.  

Career:  Companies that provide a guest speaker, or host a tour are often looking for co-ops, interns, or full time engineers.  ASME provides the opportunity to network and experience companies that may be part of your future career.

Benefits provided by ASME Student Membership:

Mechanical Engineering Magazine Subscription

Online Access to the following materials

Marks' Standard Handbook for Mechanical Engineers

Handbook of Materials Selection

Mechanical Engineer's Reference Book

Fun Events:

Fall and Spring Golf Tournaments

Bowling Outings

ASME Fall and Spring Banquets

And more!

Membership and Cost:

Check out our first ASME meeting on Friday, September 9th at 12:00 (noon) in Harrington Hall Room 314.  We will have Student Membership Applications available.

Talk to Terri in the ME Office for a membership brochure.

Visit https://members.asme.org/catalog/joinasme.cfm and apply online.

Membership for first year freshman students is FREE!!!  All others is $25.

Updates and Contact Information:

ASME meetings and events will be posted throughout Upson and Harrington Halls prior to each event or check out the UND ASME website at http://www.und.edu/org/asme/.

E-mail ryan.rush@und.edu if you have any questions.  

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