Omega Chi Epsilon

Beta Rho Chapter at Tennessee Tech University

About Us

Omega Chi Epsilon is the Chemical Engineering Honor Society founded in 1931 at the University of Illinois. The Beta Rho Chapter at Tennessee Tech originally started in 1999 but became inactive after 20 years. In the fall of 2024, Beta Rho became active again to foster a culture of mentorship and community service, encouraging the development of ethically sound engineers who are ready to make a difference.

Objectives

RECOGNITION to recognize excellence in chemical engineering
INVESTIGATION to promote original investigation and innovation in chemical engineering
SERVICE to provide service to the chemical engineering department or school and its student body
COMRADESHIP to promote comradeship among chemical engineers
PROFESSIONALISM to promote honesty, integrity and social responsibility: the hallmarks of professional ethics

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Officers

Tyler Strader

President

rtstrader42@tntech.edu

Zoe Rager

Vice President

zrager42@tntech.edu

Mackenna Clark

Treasurer

meclark45@tntech.edu

Clancy Sand

Internal Secretary

ccsand42@tntech.edu

Evan Womack

External Secretary

eawomack42@tntech.edu

Addison Stooksbury

EJC Representative

astooksbu42@tntech.edu

David Giraldo

EJC Representative

dgiraldo42@tntech.edu

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