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American Nuclear Society Student Section
College of Engineering
Engineering
The Student Section of American Nuclear Society at ISU is an organization in which members are encouraged to freely discuss nuclear science and its applications.
Quick facts
Time
About 1 to 2 hours a week
Meetings
Monthly meetings
Freshmen
Welcome
Application
Not required
About the club
The Student Section of American Nuclear Society at ISU is an organization in which members are encouraged to freely discuss nuclear science and its applications. Activities include discussions, site visits to facilities that utilize nuclear technology, and presentations from academia and industry. While ANS is innately focused on physics and engineering, the club is open to all majors as the nuclear science field is highly interdisciplinary. The American Nuclear Society Club was the precursor to the now the Student Section of the American Nuclear Society at Iowa State University.
What you would actually do
- Guest speakers and touring nuclear industry
- Visiting nuclear power plants
What you would gain
- Contact with speakers, alumni, and employers in the field
Best for
Students in engineering and liberal arts and sciences, though the group is open to any major.
MajorsMechanical EngineeringCivil EngineeringElectrical EngineeringAerospace EngineeringIndustrial EngineeringOpen to all majors
CareersEngineering & Hardware
How to get involved
Monthly meetings on Tuesdays along with guest speakers
Details come from Iowa State's student organization directory · 24 student members listed.
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