ABOUT US

The Purdue University chapter of Chi Epsilon was founded in 1929 and is the 11th chapter of the organization. Within it's almost 100 years of existence, the Purdue Chapter of Chi Epsilon is dedicated to ensuring that the four pillars: Scholarship, Character, Practicality, and Sociability are upheld.

AWARDS

There currently exist three awards by Chi Epsilon that are given to students or faculty due to various qualifications and merits.

WOOD AWARD

Given to encourage membership in the student chapter of Chi Epsilon and the funding of scholarships and fellowships for students actively engaged in Chi Epsilon activities. Selection process is guided by the Chi Epsilon faculty advisor.

ROSMARY BURKE AWARD

Given to a student member of Chi Epsilon who holds the highest cumulative grade point average among civil engineering students in the seventh semester of their program. Selection process is guided by the Chi Epsilon faculty advisor.

EDMUND BURKE AEARD

Presented annually to a professor in the Lyles School of Civil Engineering for contributions to the students and School, as recognized by the students of Chi Epsilon, through the interest and generosity of Christopher B. Burke, Ph.D. 1983, in the honor of his father Edmund M. Burke, a distinguished and highly respected civil engineer.