Our Culture
ChemE Undergrad AIChE Student Chapter
Who are we?
ChemE Undergrad AIChE Student Chapter is the community for Stanford Undergraduate students in chemical engineering. Chemical Engineering Undergraduate Programs can find more information on the Academics & Admissions page.
What do we do?
AIChE (American Institute of Chemical Engineers) is the world's leading organization for chemical engineering professionals, with more than 60,000 members from more than 110 countries. At Stanford, we are more than just that! Everyone in ChemE is considered a member of AIChE and can attend events, propose their own, or start a conversation; together, we are "Stanford ChemE". The AIChE Student Chapter supports undergraduate students who look for a full-time job, an upperclassman mentor, meaningful conversations with faculty/staff, research positions, or just a social space to make friends, we give you the resources, support, and connections you need for navigating your path in ChemE.
ChemE Graduate Student Action Committee
Who are we?
We are a group of Chemical Engineering graduate students working to improve the Stanford Chemical Engineering graduate school experience. Our activities are funded through the Chemical Engineering Department and Stanford internal grants.
What do we do?
The Action Committee looks to represent the interests of the ChemE masters and doctoral students in interactions with the Stanford Chemical Engineering Department. Additionally, the Action Committee sponsors and coordinates a variety of mentoring, social, and professional development events. The Action Committee is always looking for new members and opportunities abound for all levels of participation. All graduate students enrolled in Chemical Engineering courses are welcome to participate in our meetings and events. You can also become involved as a group representative or member of one of our many subcommittees.
Student Success and Engagement
Fueled by our shared passion for student success, we are committed to creating a culture where all students, faculty and staff are supported, respected, included and empowered to do their best work.
History
Learn about our department’s history, from our formation to the present day, including oral history videos.
Photo Galleries
The photo collection contains images of the Mason Lecture, graduations of students and student life activities.
Mason Lectures
The David Mason Lectureship was established in 1975 to recognize Prof. Mason’s revolutionary impact on chemical engineering education.