Serving this generation of engineers, scientists and allied professionals and fostering the next. ESD promotes and celebrates excellence, innovation, cooperation, professional growth and fellowship in the engineering, scientific and allied professions. Foster excitement in math and science among young people to create the next generation of leaders and professionals.
Provide value and support to our members and the related engineering, scientific and allied community.
Provide value and support to our members and the related engineering, scientific and allied community.
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Throughout its existence, The Engineering Society of Detroit (also known as The Engineering Society) has been a leader, whether in promoting the engineering and scientific professions or by providing invaluable technical assistance to the community.
In 1895, thirteen young engineering students from the University of Michigan formed the Detroit Association of Graduate Engineers, later known as the Engineering Society of Detroit, for one specific purpose - to demonstrate to the Regents at the University of Michigan the value of an engineering education.
In 1895, thirteen young engineering students from the University of Michigan formed the Detroit Association of Graduate Engineers, later known as the Engineering Society of Detroit, for one specific purpose - to demonstrate to the Regents at the University of Michigan the value of an engineering education.
ESD membership is open to engineers, scientists, architects and those in related or allied professions.
There are three levels of individual membership: Professional, Student and Retired.
Full-time students enrolled for 12+ credit hours in a technical degree program at an accredited college or university.
Part-time students with 6+ hours who are interning or involved in a co-op program.
Students with co-op enrollment proof may waive 12-hour credit eligibility.
Proof of enrollment required.
OPTION 2: Download a PDF application.
There are three levels of individual membership: Professional, Student and Retired.
Full-time students enrolled for 12+ credit hours in a technical degree program at an accredited college or university.
Part-time students with 6+ hours who are interning or involved in a co-op program.
Students with co-op enrollment proof may waive 12-hour credit eligibility.
Proof of enrollment required.
OPTION 2: Download a PDF application.
The Engineering Society of Detroit offers corporate membership benefits and levels to fit the size of your company or division.
Whether you are a consulting firm of one or a major corporation with thousands of employees, ESD seeks to provide value to your company.
ESD's comprehensive package of benefits and services is designed to ensure a tangible return on your investment while offering leadership and enriching opportunities for your team.
ESD offers two classes of membership for companies or organizations: Corporate and Sustaining.
Whether you are a consulting firm of one or a major corporation with thousands of employees, ESD seeks to provide value to your company.
ESD's comprehensive package of benefits and services is designed to ensure a tangible return on your investment while offering leadership and enriching opportunities for your team.
ESD offers two classes of membership for companies or organizations: Corporate and Sustaining.
An Affiliate Society member will receive the general benefits of Affiliate Society membership.
Contact Elana Shelef at 248-353-0735, ext.
119, for additional information.
One designated society representative will receive ESD's magazine and newsletter publication.
Articles may be submitted for publishing in the ESD Newsletter, Technology Calendar's section of Affiliate Society Information.
One designated individual will be given access to the calendar section of the ESD web site to add their event information.
Contact Elana Shelef at 248-353-0735, ext.
119, for additional information.
One designated society representative will receive ESD's magazine and newsletter publication.
Articles may be submitted for publishing in the ESD Newsletter, Technology Calendar's section of Affiliate Society Information.
One designated individual will be given access to the calendar section of the ESD web site to add their event information.
ESD's Member Benefits Committee has worked to offer the valuable member benefits listed below.
We add new benefits on an ongoing basis, and we welcome feedback from corporate and individual members to assure that your needs are being met.
We also regularly re-evaluate existing benefits to make sure they give a tangible return.
We want you to value your ESD membership and feel that it is a vehicle to save you money in the marketplace.
For details or information, contact Heather Lilley at 248-353-0735, ext.
We add new benefits on an ongoing basis, and we welcome feedback from corporate and individual members to assure that your needs are being met.
We also regularly re-evaluate existing benefits to make sure they give a tangible return.
We want you to value your ESD membership and feel that it is a vehicle to save you money in the marketplace.
For details or information, contact Heather Lilley at 248-353-0735, ext.
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