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Student Organizations

Joining student organizations provides many opportunities to be professionally, technically and socially involved. Iron Range Engineering is continuously working to develop student organizations that fit the needs and interests of the students. Amongst these groups are IEEE, SWE, SME, and the Civil Engineering Society.

IEEE

The Institute for Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) student chapter works to create an environment where students develop technically and collaborate professionally. Members participate in local section meeting, industry tours, as well as organize attendance of regional conferences.
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SWE

The Society of Women Engineers (SWE) is a co-ed group interested in supporting and promoting women in the field of engineering. IRE students participate in regional and national conferences.

SME

The Society of Mining, Metallurgy, and Exploration (SME) student chapter promotes among its members and all students attending Iron Range Engineering continued professional growth in the areas of mining, metallurgy, and exploration as well as to encourage professional responsibility that includes ethical, social, economic, and safety considerations.  ​
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IRE Society of Air and Space

The Iron Range Engineering Society of Air and Space is a student organization devoted to providing IRE students with opportunities to explore the aerospace industry. These opportunities including the proposal and organization of academic and extracurricular projects and activities related to both Aeronautics and Astronautics, as well as career exploration and networking events such as industry tours, guest visits, presentations, and trips to academic and professional aerospace conferences.

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Iron Range Engineering
(218) 742-9168

christine.kennedy@ire.minnstate.edu ​

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(218) 248-2505
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  • Home
  • Apply Now
    • Apply Now IRE
    • Apply Now Bell
  • About IRE
    • Our Model >
      • Industry Partners
    • Faculty
    • ABET Accreditation and Awards
    • Student and Graduate Profiles
    • Student Life >
      • Student Organizations
      • #Night
    • National Advisory Board
    • FAQS IRE
  • About Bell Program
    • Bell
    • About Us
    • Significance of the bell
    • Bell Experience
    • Bell Faculty
    • FAQS Bell
  • Get Involved
    • Industry Partnerships
    • Education Collaborator
    • Volunteer