Undergraduate Students
We're glad to have you as part of the Division of Construction Engineering and Management family! It is important for us to assist you in the purposeful creation of an educational plan that includes your curricular, co-curricular, and professional goals. On this page you will find the academic resources you need, ways to get involved, and even more opportunities to build your future in construction engineering.
Academic Resources
Student Organizations
- Associated Builders and Contractors
- Associated General Contractors of America, Inc.
- American Society of Civil Engineers
- Beta Tau - CEM Honor Fraternity
- Construction Engineers of the Future
- Design Build Institute of America
- Purdue Society of Professional Engineers
- Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers
- Society of Women Engineers
- US Green Building Council
- Women in Construction
Beta Tau builds stronger sense of community
Over the past year, the Beta Tau “Builders of Tomorrow” honorary fraternity has increased its service work efforts by 75 percent, according to Purdue chapter president Sarah Ciardi.
A major goal of Beta Tau is to provide Construction Engineering and Management (CEM) students a place to complete construction-related service projects. “We want to give back to the community,” Ciardi says. “We’re very privileged to be at this university, and I think it’s important for us to take our skills and our talents and to put them back into our community.”
Last fall, Beta Tau members volunteered their time and personal tools to build retention walls at Happy Hollow Park. “We were able to use our construction background to ensure that the park would no longer have to deal with erosion problems in those areas,” Ciardi explains.
Read more about Beta Tau's community projects...