Tau Beta Pi was founded in 1885 to recognize outstanding engineering students who display distinguished scholarship and exemplary character. It is the only honor society representing the entire engineering profession. To qualify for initiation, students must be in the top 1/8 of juniors or the top 1/5 of seniors.
The Colorado Beta chapter of Tau Beta Pi was founded in 1905 and has since initiated over 4700 members. Colorado Beta has hosted the National Convention twice, in 1951 and 2006. In the past five years, nine Colorado Beta students have received TBP scholarships and one has received a fellowship.
Information on scholarships here: tbp.org/scholarships
The bilaws for the Colorado Beta chapter can be found on the National Website
Noah Vavoso (President)
Nora Su (Vice President)
Melissa Wong (Treasurer)
Miles Zheng (Recording Secretary)
Hyma Jujjuru (Corresponding Secretary)
Ryan Chen (Events Coordinator)
Connor Edelheit (Events Coordinator)
Natalie Campagna (Educational Outreach)
James Lambert (Professional Relations)
Carson Mead (Volunteer Events Director)
Keegan McCarthy (Social Events Director)
Daniel Gruenbauer (Fundraising)
Renee Easterbrook (Fundraising and Membership)
Tyler Patay (Advertising and Publicity)
Sandy Pitzak (Chief Advisor)
Dr. Torin Clark (Faculty Advisor)
Greg Newcomb (District Director & Chapter Advisor)
Scott Busch (Chapter Advisor)
CJ O'Neill (Student Advisor)
Alumni of Tau Beta Pi can join the Front Range TBP Chapter. More information on their website.