Engineering Student Government, Publications, and Service and Social Organizations

	Student drops his egg "Mars Lander" from the eighth-story window of the office tower in the annual "Engineering Days" competition.

The University of Colorado Engineering Council is the student governing body for the college. UCEC is composed of representatives from each of the 29 student professional and honorary societies, as well as any other interested engineering students. Any engineering student may participate in the bi-weekly meetings. UCEC organizes most college-wide undergraduate student activities, including Career Week, Engineering Days (E-Days), and the Engineering Recognition Ceremony for graduating seniors.
303-492-6927
ECCR 238
ucec@colorado.edu

Colorado Engineer Magazine (CEM), established in 1904, is the oldest student publication at the University of Colorado at Boulder. The magazine features a variety of articles ranging from semi-technical reports to general interest pieces that highlight the College of Engineering and Applied Science.
303-492-8635
ECCR 205
cem@colorado.edu

Engineering Ambassadors is a student group dedicated to public relations for the College of Engineering and Applied Science. Members are student representatives and tour guides for guests interested in the college.
303-492-7674
ECAD 111
ea@colorado.edu

The Engineering Excellence Fund is a group of students and educators that is dedicated to improving undergraduate education in the College of Engineering and Applied Science at CU-Boulder.  The EEF finances innovative projects in undergraduate and graduate education, including the ITL Laboratory, the CAD computer lab, new course offerings, new lab equipment, and cutting-edge research.
eef@colorado.edu

Engineering Fellows is an honorary service organization involving a select group of academically successful, service-oriented undergraduates who promote academic excellence in the college through peer academic support.  The fellows provide study sessions for difficult courses, informal help with coursework, and general academic advice and assistance. 

Engineers Without Borders helps disadvantaged communities improve their quality of life through implementation of environmentally and economically sustainable engineering projects, while developing internationally responsible engineering students.
303-735-6708
DLC 111

The Boulder Game Development Club hopes to teach and inspire members to become more interested in game development and to showcase your personal projects at the club meetings.

CU Flying Club
303-492-8162
ECCR 219