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Welcome!
The purpose of this web site is to provide a forum to obtain and share information between all members and alumni of the Pacific District of Chi Epsilon and to provide a hub with the student chapters of the society. Our objective is to establish an efficient and effective platform for professional development, networking, and the sharing of ideas in the field of civil and environmental engineering.
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Pacific District National Councilor
- Randy Akiona (Cornell, 1970)
Pacific District XE Chapters
- #4 (1924) - USC
- #7 (1925) - UC Berkeley
- #49 (1957) - University of Hawaii
- #64 (1967) - San Diego State University
- #75 (1970) - CSU, Los Angeles
- #79 (1971) - San Jose State University
- #81 (1973) - CSU, Long Beach
- #95 (1982) - Cal Poly Pomona
- #107 (1987) - Cal Poly San Luis Obispo
- #108 (1988) - UC Irvine
- #116 (1982) - UC Los Angeles
- #130 (2007) - UC Davis
- #133 (2008) - CSU Fresno
To learn how to start a Student Chapter, contact the Pacific District National Councilor: Randy Akiona
Pacific District Alumni Associations
- #1 - Hawaii (HXEAA)
- #2 - San Diego (SDXEAA)
- #3 - Southern California (SCXEAA)
- #4 - Northern California (NCXEAA)
To start an Alumni Association in your region, contact the Alumni Association Director: Jeremy Clemmons, PE
Membership
To become a lifetime member of the society, all candidates must participate in a formal initiation ceremony. To qualify, a candidate must be a civil engineering undergraduate or graduate student, faculty, certain alumnus, or an individual who possess a minimum of 10 years experience as a registered professional civil engineer.
There are three grades of membership: Member, Chapter Honor Member, and National Honor Member.
- Student members are chosen from among students who have completed at least one-half of the work required for their bachelor's degree or its equivalent. To be eligible for membership, an undergraduate must rank scholastically in the upper one-third of his or her class in a curriculum leading to a baccalaureate degree in civil engineering. In addition, graduate students may be initiated and are eligible for membership under certain rules, or may be considered as inactive members at the discretion of the chapter.
- Chapter Honor Members are individuals who have at least 10 years experience as a registered professional civil engineer, and who, by virtue of his or her professional accomplishments in the field of civil engineering, has attained a degree of eminence in the profession, and has exhibited experience and ability worthy of emulation by young civil engineers.
- National Honor Members are members of Chi Epsilon who have been elevated in recognition of distinguished and preeminent accomplishments in civil engineering, and in outstanding furtherance of the object and purpose of Chi Epsilon.
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