RobotX is a relatively new student club at Lake Superior State University that has been formed to compete in the Maritime RobotX and Roboboat Challenges. For more information on these competitions, please visit the official RobotX website. In Fall 2022, they competed in Sydney Australia, finishing 6th out of 19 teams from all across the world!
A brief description of the Senior Project team that designed, built, and tested the original system is given below. Since then, two more teams and the RobotX club have continued their work. A more thorough description of the current status of the project and club is available at the following team page:
https://sites.google.com/lssu.edu/lssurobotx/home
Team Superior Slapshot Systems (Team SSS) formed for the 2023-24 academic year with the purpose of designing, building, and testing at least three innovative hockey slapshot game systems for the Soo Locks Children’s Museum and LSSU community.
A brief description of the Senior Project team is given below. A more thorough description of the current status of the project is available at the following team page:
https://sites.google.com/lssu.edu/sss/home
Team SSS Hosted by Laker Hockey
FYI, It is crucial that you put the name of the project, otherwise the funds will get tagged for Engineering in general.
Show your support - Give Today!Below you will find information about the student organizations and professional societies within the School of Engineering & Technology–there are many great ways to get involved!
A mechanical engineering professional organization that enable collaboration, knowledge sharing and skill development across all engineering disciplines.
We plan industrial/engineering related tours around the Soo and the state, attend a conference each year, compete in the NRC competition, and visit other universities for graduate school.
Faculty Advisor: Dr. Masoud Zarepoor
The Engineering Living & Learning Community is comprised of the residents of the “Engineering House” Chippewa Hall that are members of Engineering Society of Detroit (ESD). As ESD members, students have the opportunity to network with industrial companies at pre-career fair events, attend behind-the-scenes tours of the Detroit Auto Show and Mackinac Bridge, and enjoy many fun house activities. A 360 degree tour is available.
Faculty Advisors:
IEEE is a computer and electrical engineering professional society and service organization. Members do not need to be CE/EE majors.
Members participate in FIRST mentorship, coffee and doughnuts sales, IEEExtreme programming competition, computer programming workshops, and fun projects.
Faculty Advisor: Dr. Andrew Jones
RobotX is a student club at Lake Superior State University formed to compete in the Maritime RobotX and Roboboat Challenges. For more information on these competitions, please visit the official RobotX website. More information on the current status of the club can be found at:
https://sites.google.com/lssu.edu/lssurobotx/home
Faculty Advisor:
SAE is a premiere membership society dedicated to advancing mobility engineering worldwide. The group modifies the mini-baja and competes in regional events, and attends SAE conferences.
Faculty Advisor: Dr. Zak Mahmud
This is a national organization geared to promoting women in the engineering and technology fields, but open to both women and men. We attend the national conference which meets in a different location throughout the U.S. each year, and to the regional conference. SWE likes to have a little fun and sponsors the Mr. Engineer competition, and holds an engineering day for Girl Scouts.
Advisor: Dr. Robert Hildebrand