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CIVIL ENGINEERING CLUBS AT
CAL POLY POMONA

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THE CALIFORNIA GEOTECHNICAL ENGINEERING ASSOCIATION

CalGeo is made up of geotechnical engineers who deal with issues regarding the geotechnical engineering practice and development in California. Cal Poly Pomona is the first university to establish a student chapter of CalGeo.

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NATIONAL CIVIL ENGINEERING HONORS SOCIETY

Chi Epsilon is dedicated to the purpose of maintaining and promoting the status of Civil Engineering as an ideal profession. Their main goal is to identify Civil Engineering undergraduate students who have upheld high scholastic achievement throughout their academic careers. Once a Chi Epsilon member,
various networking opportunities are provided by the society to help students in their professional development

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CONSTRUCTION ENGINEERING MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATION

CEMA’s main objective is to give students the opportunity to interact with professionals from the construction industry and to prepare them for field. During their general meetings they often invite professionals to speak to their members about the construction industry and to also hold informational sessions and interviews.

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CALIFORNIA LAND SURVEYORS ASSOCIATION

CLSA focuses on the surveying aspect of civil engineering, covering the different types of photogrammetry, Global Information Systems (GIS), Global Positioning Systems (GPS), and other techniques in order for us to map surfaces in preparation for construction projects, excavation, and to resolve land disputes.

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CONCRETE CANOE

Concrete Canoe, of Cal Poly Pomona, is a program designed to give young engineers real world experience in project management, computer aided design software, concrete mix design, stress analysis, fundraising, professional writing, and professional presentation skills.

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Construction Management Association of America

Join the Construction Management Association of America (CMAA) for our weekly Lunch & Learn sessions! Each week, we welcome representatives from well-established companies to share insights about the construction industry, career pathways, and upcoming internship opportunities. These presentations are a great way to network, gain real-world knowledge, and prepare for your future in construction management—all while enjoying free lunch with fellow students.

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CALIFORNIA WATER ENVIRONMENT ASSOCIATION - AMERICAN WATER WORKS ASSOCIATION

CWEA is a national affiliate member of the Water Environment Federation (WEF). CWEA is an organization consisting of 9,000-plus members in the wastewater industry, and was founded in 1927. In 2010, CWEA-CPP became officially chartered as a student organization under WEF.

DESIGN-BUILD INSTITUTE OF AMERICA

DBIA Student Chapters are dedicated to promoting widespread and successful utilization of the design-build project delivery method in shaping the built environment. To accomplish this goal, they are committed to fostering interdisciplinary education and communication relative to integrated facilities delivery.

EARTHQUAKE ENGINEERING RESEARCH INSTITUTE

EERI CPP is a student lead organization that offers civil engineering and construction students an in-depth experience in earthquake and structural engineering. Our chapter hosts a variety of programs such as technical tours of off-campus facilities and construction sites, meetings with guest speakers, outreach events, and tutorial workshops. These programs help students at Cal Poly Pomona gain valuable skills and experience.

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ENGINEERS WITHOUT BORDERS

Engineers Without Borders is not your typical community service driven club. Not only do they service local communities, but they also serve communities across the globe. In doing this, they empower communities to design and implement sustainable engineering projects. They help communities to help themselves by working closely with communities as a team.

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GEOWALL COMPETITION TEAM

GeoWall is a civil engineering student competition team whose objective is to design and build a mechanically stabilized earth (MSE) retaining wall model using paper reinforcements taped to a poster board wall facing. Our team members have the opportunity to learn about the design of mechanically stabilized earth (MSE) retaining walls from theoretical design to practical application. All class level students are invited to join! No previous experience is necessary. *SAFETY TRAININGS (MANDATORY): EH&S Online Training; Geotech Lab Training

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HABITAT FOR HUMANITY

Habitat for Humanity is a non-profit organization that builds homes for families of low income, veterans, and those with disabilities. Our mission is to build hope by building homes.

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INSTITUTE OF TRANSPORTATION ENGINEERS

Institute of Transportation Engineers of the CPP student chapter is dedicated to enriching the academic and professional development of its student members. With speakers at almost every general meeting, numerous conferences to attend, and transportation workshop opportunities, ITE members have the most opportunity to get involved and have fun while doing it.

STRUCTUAL ENGINEERING ASSOCIATION OF CAL POLY POMONA

SEACPP takes pride in exposing young, passionate students to the world of structural engineering. The fundamental goal of SEACPP is to enable engineering students to contribute individually and collectively towards a professional and scholastic development. At our meetings, students are introduced to members in the structural engineering industry. Along with our meetings, field trips help students visualize where they might be working one day and get them excited about structural engineering.

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STEEL BRIDGE COMPETITION TEAM

Steel Bridge challenges students to participate in a competition to design and fabricate a 1/10 scale steel bridge to sustain specific loading conditions and conform to several other strict requirements. In order to be competitive, a team must perform well in categories such as construction time, overall deflection, weight, and aesthetics. This past year, they won first place at PSWS 2026 and are determined to continue strong at next year’s competition. SAFETY TRAININGS (MANDATORY): Fabrication Safety Training; Yellow Card Training

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WOMEN'S TRANSPORTATION SEMINAR

Institute of Transportation Engineers of the CPP student chapter is dedicated to enriching the academic and professional development of its student members. With speakers at almost every general meeting, numerous conferences to attend, and transportation workshop opportunities, ITE members have the most opportunity to get involved and have fun while doing it.

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