Student Organizations

AIAA is a national organization whose goal is to serve the technical needs and to promote the professional development of engineers in the aerospace field.

The Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Graduate Student Association (MAE-GSA) is the representative body for MAE graduate students at the University at Buffalo.

UB-AI is UB’s Artificial Intelligence organization. Our mission is to spark discussions, ideas, and interest in the field of artificial intelligence.

Automation for All is a club dedicated to inspiring individuals to delve into the exciting world of automation. Our mission is to foster a culture of innovation by identifying and implementing groundbreaking solutions to mundane tasks. Through hands-on projects and the exploration of cutting-edge tools, we empower members to embrace automation within diverse industries, creating a community that thrives on creativity and efficiency.

MakeOpenSource is an open-source programming club. Our goal is to create a community of programmers and developers (of any skill level) who can collaborate and contribute to open-source projects. The club is open to both undergraduate and graduate students.

This group aims to create a supportive environment for men of color in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) disciplines. Modeled after basketball superstar Lebron James’ HBO show “The Shop,” the group provides a neighborhood-like community and a safe, gender-inclusive space to discuss issues that are important to men of color in STEM. These supportive spaces are important to men of all backgrounds and have special significance in communities of color.

Tau Beta Pi is the nation's second oldest honor society, and the the only engineering honor society that recognizes individuals from all engineering disciplines.

Theta Tau is the nation's oldest co-ed fraternity for engineers and is comprised of students from all engineering majors.

Short description of the student club. This should only be one to two sentences at the most.

Nanosat is a collaborative organization of undergraduate and graduate students who work with the Air Force Research Lab, NASA, and Moog, Inc. to build satellites from concept to launch.