Honor Societies
Alpha Eta Mu Beta
Alpha Eta Mu Beta (AEMB) aims to unite students in the study of Biomedical Engineering and recognize those who have demonstrated strong interest and exceptional ability in the field. The organization promotes a deeper understanding of biomedical engineering while fostering the professional development of its members.
Delta Mu Delta - International Business Honor Society
Delta Mu Delta is an international honor society that recognizes and promotes academic excellence in business administration. Membership is limited to students in the top 20% of their class, reflecting a high standard of academic achievement and commitment to professional growth. The organization fosters scholarship, leadership, and meaningful connections with accomplished business professionals. Through events, networking opportunities, and recognition, Delta Mu Delta supports the development of future business leaders.
National Society of Leadership and Success
The purpose of this organization is to help college students achieve their goals and better their lives, in the process building leaders who make a better world. The NSLS offers opportunities to exercise your leadership skills through educational events, live/online speaker broadcasts, and social networking team meetings.
Nursing Honor Society
NHS is an academic organization that aims to recognize the academic excellence that students pursuing a nursing profession are exhibiting. The organization arranges educational events to enhance the members' knowledge of the nursing profession and additional fundamental concepts related to the realm of nursing. Efforts are also made to host fundraising events for both charitable organizations and the MSOE Nursing Honor Society.
Tau Beta Pi
Tau Beta Pi is the oldest engineering honor society in the United States, recognizing students for academic excellence, integrity, and leadership. Members are in the top 1/8 of their junior class or top 1/5 of their senior class. Beyond academics, it focuses on service, professional development, and building a strong engineering community.