Clubs & Organizations

Your involvement in a student group, club, or chapter of a professional organization can enhance your educational experience by providing opportunities for you to network with fellow students, interact with academic and industry leaders at special events, use the skills you learned in class, develop teamwork and leadership skills, and expand your resume. Being involved helps make you more well-rounded - and it's fun.

 

Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)

IEEE is the world’s largest technical professional organization dedicated to advancing technology for the benefit of humanity. The University at Albany has an IEEE Student Chapter.

 

Faculty Advisor

Dr. Jonathan Muckell, Professor of Practice, Electrical and Computer Engineering

Michael Phipps, Lecturer, Computer Science

 

Elected Board Positions

Chair: Brandon Tiev

Vice Chair: Ishtyaq Khan

Treasurer: Alex Urmaza

Secretary: Kiran Aziz

 

Appointed Director Positions

Webmaster 1: Brandon Tiev

Webmaster 2: Alex Urmaza

Communications Director: Hafez Serdah

Outreach Director: Maxwell Solomon

Marketing Director: Taha Rahman

Programming Director: Kiran Aziz

University Relations Director: Vacant

 

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UAlbany IEEE Student Chapter with speaker Leslie Alvarez from Google
The UAlbany IEEE Student Chapter with Ms. Leslie Alvarez (5th from left) from Google after Lopez gave a talk on September 13, 2019, as part of the IEEE Speaker Series. Lopezs' presentation covered topics of interest to potential Google applicants, such as 1) What makes a marketable Google applicant; 2) Life and culture at Google; 3) Entry-level positions and career paths; and 4) Diversity and inclusion at Google.
The New York Water Environment Association, Inc. (NYWEA)

NYWEA was founded in 1929, by professionals in the field of water quality as a non-profit, educational organization. Association members helped lead the way toward existing state and national clean water programs. Today the Association has over 2,700 members representing diverse backgrounds and specialties, but all are concerned and involved with protecting and enhancing our precious water resources.

Our student chapter aims to bring awareness and connections to the field of sustainable water quality management at the University at Albany through community education, engagement, and networking in collaboration with the greater association. NYWEA also provides opportunities for scholarships and awards to recognize the efforts of professionals and students working to protect water quality across New York.
 

Faculty Advisor

Dr. Kyoung-Yeol Kim, Assistant Professor, Environmental and Sustainable Engineering
 

Elected Board Positions

President: Julia Boyne

Vice President: Drew Fedele

Treasurer: Andrew West

Secretary: Samantha Finlay
 

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UAlbany NYWEA student chapter group
The UAlbany NYWEA student chapter at the annual conference in NYC. Drew Fedele, Julia Boyne, and Samantha Finlay (from left to right).