Student Organizations

ME Student Organizations

Individuals of all identities and backgrounds are welcome to join and encouraged to participate in any of these groups.

Mechanical Engineering Women & Gender Minorities Group

Stanford ME Women and Gender Minorities Group is a collection of graduate students dedicated to fostering a sense of community and environment to empower graduate and postdoctoral women, trans, non-binary, and gender non-conforming researchers in engineering at Stanford University.

Stanford seeME

Stanford seeME is an outreach event to introduce young students to engineering.

Stanford Undergraduates in Mechanical Engineering (SUME)

SUME's main goal is to support mechanical engineering undergraduates in three key areas: academically, professionally, and socially.  We advocate for the interests of students to the department, help develop students’ resumes and technical interview skills, and foster a sense of community outside the classroom among our members.

ME Grad Student Committee (MEGSC)

The ME Graduate Student Committee is a student-run group which organizes social, academic and community events for the graduate student population in the ME Department. To keep up to date with our events or get involved, join our listserv here. You can also email us at megsc_members@lists.stanford.edu.

WINGS: Wellness Initiative for Graduate Students (SUNetID required)

The ME department has two student representatives who, in partnership with the SoE Dean's Office, facilitate awareness and effective utilization of wellness resources for graduate students.

School of Engineering Student Organizations

Note:  ME's representatives to the Dean's Graduate Student Advisory Council (DGSAC) are
Marissa Lee <marissalee@stanford.edu>
Eric Brubaker <ewr@stanford.edu>