Tau Alpha Pi is the national honor society for engineering technology. Founded in 1953 and managed for more than 30 years by engineering technology educator Frederick J. Berger, Tau Alpha Pi is open to both associate-degree and baccalaureate candidates. Tau Alpha Pi membership is open to top-performing associate-degree and baccalaureate students in engineering technology programs.
Induction requires nomination by a local chapter and, to be eligible, students must meet the requirements of their local chapter. These are designed such that every inductee is academically in at least the upper twenty five percent of their class. The society rewards selected scholars for past achievements and accomplishments, while encouraging a lifetime of commitment to learning and scholarship.
Tau Alpha Pi members are truly interested in furthering and improving the academic life for all engineering technology students and in promoting the engineering/engineering technology departments at their own institutions.
Induction requires nomination by a local chapter and, to be eligible, students must meet the requirements of their local chapter. These are designed such that every inductee is academically in at least the upper twenty five percent of their class. The society rewards selected scholars for past achievements and accomplishments, while encouraging a lifetime of commitment to learning and scholarship.
Tau Alpha Pi members are truly interested in furthering and improving the academic life for all engineering technology students and in promoting the engineering/engineering technology departments at their own institutions.
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Tau Alpha Pi of ASEE, Inc. is organized exclusively for charitable, scientific and educational purposes, more specifically to provide recognition for a high standard of scholarship among students in engineering technology programs: to promote and encourage scholastic achievement by offering membership to outstanding students; and to engender certain desirable qualities of personality, intellect, and character among its members.
The American Society for Engineering Education (ASEE) is the membership Society for engineering and engineering technology education.
The American Society for Engineering Education (ASEE) is the membership Society for engineering and engineering technology education.
Any questions regarding your local Tau Alpha Pi chapter should be directed to your academic adviser.
A list of academic advisers for all chapters may be found here.
Please note, for Tau Alpha Pi certificate materials requests, please send an email to the above address with a list of inductees at least two weeks before your induction ceremony.
More information regarding that process may be found on our Adviser Resources page.
A list of academic advisers for all chapters may be found here.
Please note, for Tau Alpha Pi certificate materials requests, please send an email to the above address with a list of inductees at least two weeks before your induction ceremony.
More information regarding that process may be found on our Adviser Resources page.
If you have received an invitation to join Tau Alpha Pi, congratulations!
Membership of Tau Alpha Pi is an exclusive honor and we hope you will consider becoming a member.
Membership of the society is for life, and is a permanent recognition of your academic achievements.
Members of Tau Alpha Pi join a community of like-minded engineering technologists, and receive a number of benefits set out here.
If you have any questions regarding Tau Alpha Pi, we recommend you speak to your local chapter adviser, or email tap@asee.org.
Membership of Tau Alpha Pi is an exclusive honor and we hope you will consider becoming a member.
Membership of the society is for life, and is a permanent recognition of your academic achievements.
Members of Tau Alpha Pi join a community of like-minded engineering technologists, and receive a number of benefits set out here.
If you have any questions regarding Tau Alpha Pi, we recommend you speak to your local chapter adviser, or email tap@asee.org.
Membership of Tau Alpha Pi is for life, and the society's selective criteria for membership guarantee that your academic achievements and good character receive public recognition.
Members of Tau Alpha Pi receive a certificate and a pin along with their membership, and have the option to acquire an honor cord to identify their honor society membership at graduation.
Becoming a member of Tau Alpha Pi puts you in touch with like-minded people and can establish connections that will continue throughout your life and career.
Members of Tau Alpha Pi receive a certificate and a pin along with their membership, and have the option to acquire an honor cord to identify their honor society membership at graduation.
Becoming a member of Tau Alpha Pi puts you in touch with like-minded people and can establish connections that will continue throughout your life and career.
Tau Alpha Pi membership is open to top-performing associate-degree and baccalaureate students in engineering technology programs.
At minimum, students must be in the top 25% of their class, although each chapter shall set their own requirements for membership, such as minimum grade point averages.
Once elected to membership, students receive an honorary certificate of induction and a Tau Alpha Pi key.
The membership fee is $35.
Membership is by invitation only and invitations to membership are extended solely by individual chapters to their students who meet the chapter's requirements.
At minimum, students must be in the top 25% of their class, although each chapter shall set their own requirements for membership, such as minimum grade point averages.
Once elected to membership, students receive an honorary certificate of induction and a Tau Alpha Pi key.
The membership fee is $35.
Membership is by invitation only and invitations to membership are extended solely by individual chapters to their students who meet the chapter's requirements.
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