Chi Epsilon

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Chi Epsilon (XE) is a national civil engineering honor society comprised of 129 chapters at universities throughout the United States. The society was founded on May 20, 1922 at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign when two groups of students independently petitioned for establishment of an honorary fraternity. Its objective and purpose is to uphold competence, sound engineering, good moral judgement, and a commitment to society in order to improve the civil engineering profession. The society is governed by student officers at each chapter who act through a National Council. The headquarters are located at the University of Texas at Arlington. The society's english motto is "Conception, Design, Construction."

[edit] Chapter List

Year of installation in parentheses

  1. University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (1922)
  2. Illinois Institute of Technology (1923)
  3. University of Minnesota (1923)
  4. University of Southern California (1924)
  5. Cornell University (1925)
  6. University of Wisconsin (1925)
  7. University of California, Berkeley (1925)
  8. Pennsylvania State University (1927)
  9. Massachusetts Institute of Technology (1928)
  10. University of Colorado (1929)
  11. Purdue University (1929)
  12. University of Missouri (1934)
  13. University of Texas, Austin (1969)
  14. University of Mississippi (1937)
  15. Auburn University (1938)
  16. University of Iowa (1940)
  17. Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (1940)
  18. Virginia Polytechnic Institute (1941)
  19. Oklahoma State University (1941)
  20. Georgia Institute of Technology (1943)
  21. Michigan Technological University (1948)
  22. University of Alabama (1948)
  23. North Carolina State University (1948)
  24. University of Utah (1948)
  25. University of Michigan (1949)
  26. West Virginia University (1949)
  27. University of Connecticut (1949)
  28. Cooper Union (1949)
  29. Ohio State University (1949)
  30. City College of New York (1949)
  31. Polytechnic University of New York (1949)
  32. Manhattan College (1949)
  33. University of Tennessee (1949)
  34. University of Cincinnati (1950)
  35. University of Missouri–Rolla (1950)
  36. Marquette University (1950)
  37. Colorado State University (1950)
  38. University of Detroit (1950)
  39. University of New Mexico (1951)
  40. Clarkson University (1951)
  41. Norwich University (1951)
  42. Michigan State University (1951)
  43. Lehigh University (1952)
  44. Drexel University (1953)
  45. New York University (1953)
  46. Southern Methodist University (1955)
  47. Yale University (1956)
  48. Wayne State University (1957)
  49. University of Hawaii (1957)
  50. New Jersey Institute of Technology (1958)
  51. Kansas State University (1960)
  52. University of Maryland (1961)
  53. University of Nebraska (1961)
  54. Worcester Polytechnic Institute (1961)
  55. South Dakota State University (1961)
  56. Texas A&M University (1962)
  57. University of Arkansas (1962)
  58. University of Kentucky (1962)
  59. Duke University (1964)
  60. Northeastern University (1965)
  61. Iowa State University (1965)
  62. University of Notre Dame (1966)
  63. Vanderbilt University (1967)
  64. San Diego State University (1967)
  65. University of Kansas (1967)
  66. New Mexico State University (1968)
  67. Louisiana State University (1968)
  68. Lamar University (1968)
  69. Bradley University (1969)
  70. State University of New York at Buffalo (1969)
  71. University of Texas at Arlington (1969)
  72. University of Vermont (1970)
  73. University of Pittsburgh (1970)
  74. Rutgers University (1970)
  75. California State University, Los Angeles (1970)
  76. Montana State University (1971)
  77. University of Wisconsin-Platteville (1971)
  78. Mississippi State University (1971)
  79. San José State University (1971)
  80. University of Houston (1972)
  81. California State University, Long Beach (1973)
  82. Tri-State University (1973)
  83. Clemson University (1974)
  84. Tennessee Technological University (1975)
  85. Texas Tech University (1975)
  86. University of Texas at El Paso (1976)
  87. Louisiana Tech University (1976)
  88. University of Virginia (1977)
  89. Syracuse University (1978)
  90. University of Louisville (1978)
  91. Old Dominion University (1979)
  92. University of South Carolina (1980)
  93. University of Maine (1980)
  94. Villanova University (1982)
  95. Cal Poly-Pomona (1982)
  96. University of Colorado at Denver (1982)
  97. Columbia University (1982)
  98. Carnegie Mellon University (1982)
  99. University of Oklahoma (1983)
  100. University of Massachusetts, Lowell (date)
  101. University of Washington (1983)
  102. University of Miami (1984)
  103. University of South Florida (1984)
  104. University of Louisiana at Lafayette (1985)
  105. University of Delaware (1985)
  106. Arizona State University (1985)
  107. Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo (1986)
  108. University of California, Irvine (1988)
  109. University of Nebraska, Omaha (date)
  110. University of Massachusetts (1988)
  111. University of Rhode Island (1988)
  112. Florida Institute of Technology (1991)
  113. University of Central Florida (1991)
  114. University of Toledo (1992)
  115. University of Florida (1994)
  116. University of California, Los Angeles (1994)
  117. Lawrence Technological University (1994)
  118. Rice University (1995)
  119. University of North Carolina, Charlotte (1996)
  120. University of Alaska Fairbanks (1996)
  121. Southern Illinois University, Edwardsville (1997)
  122. Bucknell University (1997)
  123. Florida International University (1998)
  124. University of Dayton (2000)
  125. Stevens Institute of Technology (2000)
  126. Washington University, St. Louis (2001)
  127. University of Alabama, Birmingham (2003)
  128. University of Evansville (2005)
  129. Ohio University (2005)

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