Of the 5500+ students at Purdue polytechnic, over 23 percent are female. That means there are nearly 1300 young women in the Polytechnic who, like you, are interested in innovation and fascinated by how things work.
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If you count all the , and on the Purdue campus, there are more than a thousand ways to meet people, make friends and get involved!
Student Organizations
These organizations are popular with Polytechnic students. Visit for a complete list of student groups across the Purdue campus.
Women in Technology
Members of the student group develop their leadership qualities in professional and personal relationships through networking, mentoring, community outreach and charitable service projects. The meetings also incorporate a good amount of field trips, fun and food!
Women in Construction Management
Members of the student group promote the positive aspects of being a women in the construction industry through community involvement, volunteer work and career-oriented activities. Organization goals include empowering women, encouraging diversity and gaining support from both men and women in the construction fields.
Women in Cybersecurity
Members of the club promote women’s education, participation and leadership in cybersecurity by bringing together women from academia, research and industry to share knowledge, experience, networking and mentoring.
Women in Aviation
Members of the club are part of an international chapter that provides networking, education, mentoring and scholarship opportunities for women and men who strive for challenging and fulfilling careers in the aviation and aerospace industries.
Diversity and Cultural Centers
Everyone is invited! Expand your horizons, learn about traditions and make new friends by visiting a campus cultural center.
Club Sports
At Purdue, you don’t need to be a full-time athlete to participate in sports. The offers dozens of sports teams, including co-ed and single-gender, to get your heart beating! Here are just a few:
Learning Community
Apply to join the for the opportunity to live near other Polytechnic majors in Meredith South Hall. You will take TECH 10100, a one-credit hour course that explores gender communication, values, challenges, and successes of women working in technology-related fields. Build friendships through study groups, social activities and more.
Sorority and Cooperative Housing
In addition to living in residences halls, Purdue students can . More than housing, sororities and cooperatives focus on scholarship, service, philanthropic giving, leadership development and sisterhood. Several of Purdue's most distinguished graduates are members of these houses!
Multicultural and Diversity-Based Sororities
Purdue is proud to be home to several .
The Multicultural Greek Council (MGC) was established at Purdue in 2003 to serve as a governing body, creating and maintaining high standards in our culturally based sororities and fraternities. Learn more about the .
Historically Black Sororities
The National Pan-Hellenic Council is comprised of nine . At Purdue, all nine of these organizations are represented! Membership is based upon demonstration of moral character, dedication to community service and commitment to academic success.
Boilermaker weighs in on how she put her interests on a career path.
As a high school student, Faith Spencer always thought she knew what she wanted to do after high school.
As someone who did well in math and science classes and had multiple Boilermakers in the family, she set her sights on a career in engineering. So it was a natural decision to take part in several summer engineering programs for high schoolers.
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