The ETS Club promotes technological literacy and environmental awareness both on campus and within the community. We welcome members from all four of the department's majors.

Our activities include engaging with youth at events such as the annual Technology in Action Student Challenge, which brings together high school and middle school students.

Email Professor Hentges for more information.

We support undergraduates in gaining hands-on experience and developing their research skills:

• Gain research experience in both the field and the laboratory.
• Apply theories and techniques to address meaningful research questions.
• Develop professional and scholarly networks.

Internships offered through our department provide both graduate and undergraduate majors with valuable occupational experience. These internships involve a variety of activities, all conducted under the close supervision of industry or service organization professionals, as well as university faculty.

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Our student-staffed fabrication lab offers 3D printing, laser cutting and engraving, prototyping and custom printing.

You provide a drafting file or graphic file, and our students will generate a quote, then lead the project to completion.

Students and faculty members can build functional, proof-of-concept devices, models and experiments using the sensors, controllers, motors, small robots and other resources in the Automation Lab.

The lab primarily uses VEX Robotics equipment and Link Motion desktop robots.

Our students are trained to assist you in completing your wood project. You are responsible for supplying the materials, which can be stored in lockers in the lab and the hallway.

The supervisor Tim Goodner and his student workers can assist you with proper use of the metal-working, CNC machining, welding, foundry and laser-cutting equipment.