Alumni Weekend

Held by Penn Alumni Relations, Alumni Weekend is a chance to return to campus for a long weekend. Walk around Penn, see what's new, attend school events or lectures and re-connect with friends, mentors and memories. We hope to see you there!

Homecoming

Homecoming is a great opportunity to reconnect with alumni on Penn's campus while enjoying a Penn Football game.

Student Engagement Committee

The Engineering Alumni Society, through the Student Engagement Committee, collaborates with student organizations at SEAS providing alumni contacts for student events. Currently, the Student Engagement Committee is organizing a series of networking dinners with alumni and the student groups. In previous years, career panels were held. The Committee is also exploring arranging talks with alumni and holding more career events. If you are interested in participating, please contact Sevile Mannickarottu (ESE’99) via email at sevile@alumni.upenn.edu or Jay Olman (MEAM ‘08) at jayolman@alumni.upenn.edu.

The Benefits of Professional Licensure Seminar

The EAS Board hosts a biannual presentation open to all engineering students on the topic of licensure as a Professional Engineer. The seminar includes answers to questions such as "What is professional
licensure?"; "What benefits do licensed professionals enjoy?"; and "How does one become licensed?" The seminar is given by members of the Engineering Alumni Society who are licensed professionals, with supplemental information in the form of brochures and videos provided by the National Society of Professional Engineers.

Patent Forum

The Engineering Alumni Society organizes and hosts a biannual forum dedicated to providing all University students and alumni a simple look at patents. It brings together speakers from Comcast, Johnson & Johnson, Penn Center for Innovation, and top law firms to explain the basic content of a patent, discuss careers in patent law, how patent licensing works and the University's patent policy. After an hour-long presentation on these topics, the forum is opened to answer any questions from attendees.

Senior Design Competition

Each year, the Penn Engineering Alumni Society sponsors a Senior Design Project Competition for undergraduate engineering seniors at Penn Engineering. This competition assembles together the winning senior design project teams from each of Penn’s engineering majors. Each of these design teams presents their accomplishments to a panel of “real world” judges who collectively represent a diverse set of technology disciplines. Click here to learn more about this great event.

Alumni Society Awards

Engineering Alumni Society E. Stuart Eichert, Jr. Award: The Engineering Alumni Society's E. Stuart Eichert, Jr. Student Award is given annually  by The Engineering Alumni Society to that student in the School of Engineering and Applied Science who, during his or her junior  year, best exemplifies  the characteristics of selfless service to the University and the Community.

S. Reid Warren, Jr. Award: The S. Reid Warren, Jr. Award is presented annually by the undergraduate student body and the Engineering Alumni Society in recognition of outstanding service in stimulating and guiding the intellectual and professional development of undergraduate students at the School of Engineering and Applied Science.

The D. Robert Yarnall Award: The most prestigious of the alumni society's awards, is presented each year at the Senior Awards Dinner to a distinguished alumnus who has enhanced the image of the University of Pennsylvania by making outstanding contributions to society in the field of engineering--in public service, private industry, or education. For a list of previous award winners, please click here.

Happy Hours

The Engineering Alumni Society hosts happy hours in major cities such as Philadelphia, New York City, and Boston. Check the events calendar for the next one near you.