MINORITY ENGINEERING PROGRAM

The Minority Engineering Program (MEP) was established in 1987 by the College of Engineering. Through various programming initiatives aimed at challenging and encouraging minority students in their pursuit of undergraduate degrees, the MEP cultivates the leadership skills that will prepare students for successful careers in engineering.

Opportunities within MEP include:

• Mastering Techniques for Excellence in Engineering (MTXE) course

• Academic Excellence Workshops (AEW)

• General Motors Scholars' Competition

• Graduate School Connections (GSC)

• 5-year Scholars' Initiative

• MEP Alumni Network

• Career and Placement Office Assistance

• MEP Honors Dinner

• The John D. Miles Engineering Lecture Series

• Ameritech Pre-college Minority Engineering Program (APMEP)

• Internships, scholarships, and job opportunities as teaching assistants and engineering assistants are also available.

For more information link to MEP's web site